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The Line Up: The Luger Lugging Laddie Case (EP1154) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Also Great Detectives dot net. We have a review of the audio soundtrack of
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the Doctor Who serial Hour of the Daleks. And I have to begin this
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episode with yet another apology and over another issue with messed up chronology. UH.
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And that is that that the title of today's episode is Luger Lugging Laddies,
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which was actually the title of UH that was a signed to a program
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that we played several months back and was labeled Luger Lugging Laddies. However,
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I've been able to clarify this is the correct episode. Excuse me, Luger
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Lugging Laddie. This has unfortunately been one of the more frustrating episode series to
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get in order. This episode is not actually from November the fifth, but
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actually air back on July eighth. In the case, we played from July
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eighth. The for July eighth was actually the Bebop's bandits Bungling Bang Bang.
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So now let's go ahead and take a listen to today's episode The lugar Logging
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Ladies, Ladies and gentlemen. We take you now by a transcription, behind
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the scenes of a police headquarters in a great American city, where under the
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cold, glaring lights will pass before us the innocent, the vagrant, the
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thief, the murderer. This is the lineup. Hi Ben, Hi,
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Well did you see? Yeah, I just came from there, spend an
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hour in the chair. He pull it. No, he thinks he can
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save it, he says, the nerve's dead. Says I must have hit
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it against something recently, you know, coke bottle or something like that.
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When the nerve dies like that, the gas forms in the tooth and that's
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what caused all the pain. Well, he built a little hole in the
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back and let the gas out and felt better, right, away. It
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was still sore, but a whole lot better. What happens now, Well,
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he packed it with cotton. In a day or two, he'll take
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the nerve out and then fill it up. Hello, lieutenant, Oh,
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mister Cobbt, how are you you? Osagean Kwine? How do you do
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so fine? Nice to see you again. I got your call, lieutenant.
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You pick up that fella I saw in the picture? Yes, kind
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of thought that's what it was about. You want to take one of those
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seats over there, mister Cobbett. I'll be right with you. Sure,
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will this take very long? How many? Quinn twenty eight? Oh?
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Not too long? Half an hour or so. My wife said she'd be
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here at nine to pick me up. Oh, you'll be out by the
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name though, okay, by the pillar, that's right, Any chair is
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okay? I recommend? Yeah. A few minutes ago he's with myers in
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the front row. Then missus Benfield and John Rice Throver on aside, Sam
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Gilbert and John m'wyane couldn't get in. Well he might have enough with Asler,
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Benfield and Rice. You can't see you, yep? May I have
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your attention? Please? You people out there on the other side of the
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wire in the audience room. May I have your attention please? I just
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mean yeah. My name is conquer Sergeant Pete Conker. I'll explain the line
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up to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered.
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I'll call up a number their name in charge. If you have any questions
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or identifications, Please remember the number of sign of the prisoners. I call
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his name the end of the line. Would ask for questions or identifications,
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call up the number if you're sure enough, too sure the suspect, have
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him help. The officers who took your name will assist you. They're seated
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among you. Please be prompt with your questions or identifications. The questions I
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asked these suspects and merely to get a natural tone of voice, So do
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not pay too much attention to their answers, as they often lie. All
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right, bring on the line, keep it moving, boys, to the
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end of the stage all the way. Uh turn and face the front.
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Hands at your side. When I call your number, step out to the
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circle and talk up. It's a big room out there. Want everybody to
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hear you, all right? Number one, Norman Boring, open charge,
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Step out, Norman, Where do you live twenty five to fifty five is
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Mariposa Street. You'll have to speak up, Norman. Try it again,
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talking as loud as I can repeat your address, twenty five to fifty five
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East Mariposa Street. I'll feel so good. You're doing fine. Where do
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you work? No place? What kind of work do you do? Tires
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shop? I changed tires. You're not working now? No? Why Norman?
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Because I'm here? I guess how can I work when I'm in the
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pokey? I want to take your hands out of your pockets. Oh yeah,
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if you'll work any place before you came here. No, I see
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you own a car? Yeah, Buick, Ford Chevrolet one. Hum hmm,
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what kind of car? Thirty three Dodge says, I don't feel so
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good out of being a hospital. We'll have that doctor look you over.
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Step back, okay. Number two. Robert Goff Grand theft Auto? Where
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do you live? Robert Jamie? Robert my name name, God's arm says
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here that it's GOFE. Robert Goff. My name's Robert armand ar Am I
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chief of Police Walla, Walla, Washington, thinks your name is GoF He
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has your fingerprints on file up there. What's he has your fingerprints on file
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up there. Well, I can't understand that something was to got mixed up.
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I never did in one. A lot of washing and we'll try to
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straighten it out when we have picked up. Was the night before then?
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Any weapons? Oh no? Do you have a car? No? What
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about the forty six packard? Well, I was just sitting there. I
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wasn't driving it. Didn't you have a key in the ignition? Oho?
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Me you? Oh no, I was just sitting there when the officers came
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up to me. Is it your car? No? At four o'clock in
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the morning, you were just sitting around in someone else's car. I was
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coold. Well, I was okay, Robert, slide on down number three.
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Claude Jegger robbery. Your address Claude two thirteen or sixty sixth Street.
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Don't look at me. Look out there through the screen. Is that an
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apartment house, hotel? Or what apartment house? That way? You were
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arrested? Yeah, speak right up? What do you do? Claude?
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The self closed? I worked for Brockman's Men's Clothes. How long you worked
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there? Four months? Sergeant Carter. Yeah, we have a profile on
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this man. Move up front of the light, Claude, I'll do a
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quarter turn. No, no, full quarter turn. That's it. I
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have another one once more? Now front, what is it? Never mind?
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No visible scars, mole high on left cheek. Thank your sergeant.
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Hold out number three for interrogation. Okay, Claude, step over there.
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That's my number number three, the one I saw on the mug picture.
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It was a ben Field and John Rice stentified jagot too in his card.
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And that makes three have a chance to get a run down on him in
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yeah, and all matches with these other drug store jobs. Package came a
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couple of minutes ago. Ah Claude Yeager alias Carl Young alias Charles Human narcotic
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violation nineteen forty one, six months county jail and robbery conviction nineteen forty six,
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got out six months ago. Bro Yeah, he was registered pro office
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says he's been doing pretty well. Get the job at the men's store about
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four months ago. People at the store don't know about him. It's until
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robbery. No, I get it, god in fine, Yeah, I
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did. That's all okay. By five Asher, Ben left Gilbert and the
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line they're making yep in the mug shots. How about Jaeger's place and candle
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murk out there. Now, Okay, let me know, yep, don't
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any match has been I think so? Yeah? Here thanks? You want
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one of these flone? No? Thanks? You uh know why you're being
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a hell clon? Quite a build up, dragging a guy out of his
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place at work, sticking him in a lineup. What are they gonna think
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down at the store. They talk pretty nice about you at the star Cluan,
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Yeah, but what about now? What about after all this, I'll
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get canned. That's what will happen. And just because you guys can't think
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anybody else to pick up. In the last ten days, six different drug
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stars have been held up by a single man. Over twelve hundred dollars been
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taken. All the victims of these hold ups have gone through our mug book
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of paroles previously convicted for arm robbery. Five of them have identified your picture
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as the man who held them up. I don't know nothing about any drug
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store hold ups tonight. Three of these victims picked you right out of the
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lineup. Crazy people. We want to know how you've been spending your night's
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clawon. I start with Monday, what will you? I was home,
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I went fishing during the day, got home about seven o'clock and went to
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bed. That's where I was. Don't you work on Mondays? My day
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off? Where'd you go fishing? Paiedmont Pier read a boat? Did you
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no? Right off the pier? Anybody with you? No catch any fish?
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No? But you came home early and went to bed. That's it.
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Can you prove any of this? Who proves they went fishing? I'm
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called about Friday night? Claw Saturday is a big day. I went to
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bed early again. What do you mean by early? Clon early? Just
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early nine o'clock, ten, one before ten. Can you prove it?
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I don't know. I don't know. I haven't tried. I was alone.
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How can I prove I was in bed? Anybody see you come in
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your place? Call you? No? No, I don't Oh maybe the
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landlady saw me come in. She sees everything. How about last Wednesday night,
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claud Wednesday, I don't know who remembers what they did? Claude.
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This is important to you, Yeah, sure it is, But I can't
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remember what I do every night in the week. You remember what you did
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Monday night, You remember what you did Friday night? Try Wednesday Monday,
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I was off. Friday's always the same with me. Try Claude. I
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went to a movie where the realito over on Grand Street. They had bank
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night. That's Wednesdays. I saw singing in the ring. What time you
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go to the movie? The second show? We're eight thirty or nine,
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I guess. And what time do you get out? Way after midnight?
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Probably one the double feature? Look, I was there, all right,
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I can tell you all about it, somebody. Yeah. I took a
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girl from the store cashier, name of Alice Westering. You can ask her.
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We had dinner together and then we went to the movie and how'd you
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go? We walked. She had her car, but she left it in
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a lot, and you say, you can out post one. That's right.
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Then one we went back, got her car and she drove me home
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after one to clan. Yeah, how do you know? Because I was
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beat and the way I had to get up at seven the next day,
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those double features killed me. It was the last show. Look what's so
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hot about Wednesday? Last hold up was Wednesday Clan about eleven o'clock. Anybody
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see you come home Wednesday night? I don't know. Look, you guys
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call up Alice. She'll tell you we were out to the movie and didn't
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get home till one or better see it. She'll tell you. Okay,
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clan, we will last. I checked with the store manager Ben. She's
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on the main floor here center the back. Yeah, stopping on your winds.
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Yeah, Pine's still working on a nagger's Landlady wasn't much helping the way
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small talk to him. Do you have a locker or something like that here
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in the store? You know, I like to find a luber in twelve
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hundred bucks? Yeah, epen, good looking. Yeah, I could use
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a couple of dozen shirts too, me too, Yes, I pardon me.
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We're looking for Alice Western. Oh, that's Mined. Police officers like
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to talk to you. You have a few minutes, Yeah, sure,
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just a minute, so I get this thing out of the way, take
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your time, okay, Why don't we go back there at and sneak of
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smoke? Fun. I don't know whether it's hotter there or how to hear?
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Did you like one of these? Oh? No, thanks, I
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use my own. Do you hear about cook quad? Huh? Micha Konkan
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told me he'd been picked up. Good guy, what's he done? You're
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gonna have to go back to jail. Just checking up on a few things,
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Miss Westring, Maybe you can help us. How long have you known
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Claudiera? Ever since he started selling clothes here? Two three, four months?
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I guess I never knew he was a con toil. Mister Khankor told
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me yesterday, I never tell, you know, but that didn't make no
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difference to me. But it's been pretty nice, you know, nothing wrong.
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I hope he doesn't have to go back what he hold him for.
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He'd take you out much, did he? Oh? You know mine?
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Sometimes dinner. You know, we kind of hit it off. Of course,
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I'm having a criminal record and all that sort of changes things. I
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wasn't serious about him or anything like that, but he's taken up so all
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my time. You know, Well, just how much have you been staying?
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Once twice a week? Maybe? What do you do when you go
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up? Well? Not much. He told me he can't drive a car,
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that he never learned and that's why he didn't have one. Well that
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sound funny, but I guess it's because he's on parole and isn't allowed to
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have a car for a while or something. We'd take my car I got
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a nice car. My brother in law sold it to me forty nine for
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it's pretty nice god, and i'd ride around in that would drive into something.
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Movies. You know, when was the last time you were out with
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them? Let's see, I think it was Tuesday. We went bowling that
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the last time. Are you sure about that? Let me think a minute.
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Oh wait, we went to a movie last Wednesday, had some dinner
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and went to the rialto together. It was a good picture. It was
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signure early or late show. Well, we had some dinner down the street
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and went right to the show, got in right in the middle of the
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news reel. You know what time it was. It was still light out
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when we got there, so it couldn't have been morning seven, seven thirty.
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What time did you get out of the movie? Ten? Maybe I
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had to be in early. I lived with my own. Wasn't it a
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double feature? Yeah, it seems to take a little more time than that
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to see a double feature Miss Western three hours? Oh well, we only
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stayed for one picture. We were out by ten. I want to see
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if there's anything on the book pap Oh yeah, m hmmm. Small found
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of deposit slip and they acres apartment. Thank eight hundred and thirty dollars this
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week. Oh what does he make at that star? Forty eight to fifty
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a week plus commissions. He's never had better than a three hundred dollar month.
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That's getting much, right, hid Ali a coin until eleven just came
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drugstore and my own description same as the other jobs, loger and everything.
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Yeah, Guthrie Kugu seventeenth precinct. You answered the call, Yes,
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Sir I Malley Third two Jay, who's your partner? Man Irving? He's
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in back of the store with the owner, Charles rasmuss On. Any witnesses,
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No, not so far. Mister Rasmusson was standing in for the regular
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clerk. He was here alone. No customers know where the clerks same as
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the others were said up, yeah he called in. He yeah, four
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units working in the neighborhood. Figured you might still be around to put out
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on apb is at the bank, Yes, sir, right behind both they
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okay, Ellie, you take it here right Maley, Yes, sir?
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What about this? Oh, mister Rasmussen said to hold up. Man stumbled
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when he started out of the store, smashed him the glass case right over
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there and broke it blood. Ben, Yeah, mister Rasmusson says, a
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man cut himself on the hand, in the leg somewhere jacket edges here.
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Ben, you got to call the crime lab and ask him to send somebody
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out. Might have a print. Yes, I watch him. Oh you
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Irving, that's right, Gothriae Corgar seventeen. Yes, sir, this is
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mister ras How do you do? And I see that Irving ninety Yeah,
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that's when the car came through three blocks away. You know if I had
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the police ride away mister Rasmer, Oh, no, I want to do.
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But that boy looked mean to me. He said to wait five minutes
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before I moved, or he'd come back and killed me. I wait,
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do you notice if he was on foot or had a car outside. I
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couldn't say. I just know he was here taking my dough. Do you
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mind telling us exactly what happened, mister Reshminton. Well, I was behind
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the cigar counter when he came in. Nobody else in the store. At
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first I didn't see it. He asked for a package of cigarettes, and
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then I saw it. The gun. He was holding it in his hand
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close to his side, just letting it hang there, pointed at the floor.
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He said he wanted all the money I had here. I emptied the
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register by the cigar counter. Then he made me go back and empty the
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prescription register. He just wanted the bills. When I had it all together,
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he made me hang on to it. I mean, when I took
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him out of the front register and then back here, why he walked around
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the counter and stood right next to me and told me to count it was
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he pointing the gun at you? No same thing, just kept it hanging
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by his side. People on the street couldn't see him and never guessed what
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was going on. Well, I counted the bills and it came to sixty
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eight dollars. I don't know whether I was counting it right or not.
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Then he said, let's get all of it. I asked him what he
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meant. He said, I had more money around here, and I better
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get it out. Did you have anyone tomorrow's deposit three hundred and sixteen dollars?
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I stashed it above the door. There was it in a bank sack.
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Yes. He made me take it out, count it, and hand
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it to it. He put it all in his pocket. Ever seen this
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smur before? I don't think I ever did. Not I could know him
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if you saw him again. See, I didn't know him anywhere. Did
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you add anything of this description you gave the officers, mister Rushminton. No,
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let's see. He's about nigh high for a little heavier build or a
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dark gray flannel soup right here at striped tie. Was a good dresser.
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I stayed in his late thirties or early forties, nice looking, didn't look
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like a hold up man. His uh, his eyes now, I can't
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think there probably brown because he was dark. I didn't notice anything outstanding,
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and I didn't notice anything. How about when he smashed the counteroff thing.
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Well, he sort of went down. I did make a move because he
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still had that gun hanging in his hand. I think he was cut pretty
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bad and I had to get an artery on that leg. His pants got
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soaked right away. He made me handing some bandages and the tape and things.
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Yeah. Uh, this gunny had say it was a luger, Yes,
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sir, a German luger. I was in the European theater and I've
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seen lots of him. I could smell the oil eyes. He's one of
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those dadies who sits up nights, taking it apart and polishment. I could
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just tell to the look in his eyes. Well he was just aching for
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a chance to try it out on me. There's an empty sun. Yeah,
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yeah, day what I think. I'm right next to the mayors.
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Yeah that thing. Don't you wish you had it? Yeah? Yes,
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Charlie had lent to day to Yeah. Yeah, take a go for something
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to van quiet? Yeah? What do you want to do about jeg Evan?
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And he explained that thank the parson, you don't know. Yes,
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he's said a man of his Milwaukee died and left the money. And then
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you check it out. Yeah, she died too. You can release them
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tomorrow. Then the first time we've had one blow up right in our faces.
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Yeah, well you have to start all over to try and get those
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mugs out and try to get those victims down here again to start looking them
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over. Rash Wilson City, be down the first thing in the morning,
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up to I'd like to have a detail out there to canvas that neighborhood.
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There's a witness ararm somewhere. Auto records might have something in a stone car
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on it tonight, my own you must to use the car. Yeah,
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now we're gonna have something to eat. Fuck you about Yeah, yeah,
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there's a little too. Yeah. Better every minute. Yeah, it's sure
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hurt for a while. And that's funny thing I do you supposed to happen.
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I've been trying to think. Might have done a handball game. Yeah,
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well I know that's one of those things. Have you a couple?
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Oh it's too special? Yeah, Maget too, Marselthy, Yeah, I
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guess so we're hot. You let it. How about your bud? Okay,
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excuse me? You know, m oh just dan? Then fine,
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Hello quy. I A man named Renfrol London, hotel him. I brought
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it, said the man checking the night leading pretty bad, had cut on
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his arms and one leg. Renfroe got sore about the blood of the place,
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plained about it when the guy was trying to fix himself up from said
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he's been in an accident. Descriptions pretty close to our boy. Yeah,
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you left it about half an hour ago. Renbrooke got a SLICNSE number motor
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vehicles checking it out. That's right, man, what owner is routine?
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I ask you three questions. Oh yes, oh, come then, thanky,
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would you like to sit down? I don't want to take up a
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lot of your time as a palmer. I know it's late. You're own
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a black board coop forty nine, license number two F four oh six five
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seven. Yes, I guess so. I suppose that's my license number.
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Something wrong. Just trying to straighten out a little matter we're investigating. This
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is Have you been using that car lately? Of course I use it practically
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every day. Could drive it tonight, Yes, I drove home downtown for
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later. Seven. Does your husband use a car? No, we're not
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married anymore, been divorced five years. Which time did you get home when
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I made it born. I don't know after dinner eight maybe later. I
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in trouble. I have a right to know about no later than that.
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I look, I've lived here for eighteen years. I've managed this apartment building
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almost that long. People know me all over town. I just won't tell
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you another thing until I know what's going on. A missus Palmer, we
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think your car was used by a man who held up a drug store to
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them, the most ridiculous thing I ever heard, Yes, ma'am, but
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we checked out the registration. I don't care what he did. My car's
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in the garage downstairs. I brought it in before eight o'clock. But still
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last Bernie saw me bringing me. I'm here, tell me Bernie. Bernie
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Johnson, who works in the garage, puts share of the cars. Now,
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I'm not gonna answer any more through his question. Bernie is still around
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the garage, not this time of night. No, of courseman, don't
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give your phone number and address and call him and ask him who is Yes,
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Okay, here here's right here? Yeah and four two three five six
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gets in five pill one seventy two ways six. Let's say the die.
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Bernnie Johnson four two three five six one seven two, Bernnie might have used
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your car, of course. Look my car is right down stairs and the
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the ride. I'll take it down and show you. Well, there's no
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need to do that in this farmer. If you tell us, you'll find
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somewhere here you will see the door mark exit. No, let's see here,
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right down into the garage. Okay, my car is in the first
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off. Oh there's a lights. What you left and you open the door.
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Well, thank you. Well, if you're wait a minute, I'll
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get my clothes. Well, yeah, you suppose he gets to the freight's
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fifty ye yeah, not the once. No, I've just got the stairway
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him happening, Yeah, M kind of like that. Yeah, h yeah,
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ver good two as the six stacks that h yeah, M radiators still
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going. But I look at this huh yeah, so that's put an eye,
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I mean, set up one and peak can't get fine and share how
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fine we're white the huh oh that's so good. Yeah yeah. Fighting about
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the front there all right, Joe hold it up there where police Hey ducked
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in between those fires and yeah, ye shut up in the morning, summing
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closer, I always up there, come on watching anything I think up there,
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but listen, where did you come from? Yo? Hold it up
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there? Okay, Pete, shove it up your I haven't got a chance.
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He's tagged. Yeah, come on, yeah, I didn't do it.
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Very smart, mister. How's it looking? Make chest put a phone
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in for and I'm gonna Bernard Johnson had your name? Hey Ben? Yeah,
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yeah, here's the logo. Uh huh he did want to use it
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again? Yeah, the lineup where before you passed the innocent, the vagrant,
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the thief, the murderer. Listen again next week when we again bring
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you the lineup. Hey, I have your attention. Please you people out
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there on the other side of the wire on the audience room, man,
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I have your attention, please, thank you. My name is Corgar,
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Sergeant Pete Corgar. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of the suspects
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you will see will be numbered. I'll call off a number then name.
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Do you have any questions? Right identifications? Please remember the number of sign
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us the prisoners. I call his names the end of each line. When
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the lineup starring Bill Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben Guthrie with Jack Moyle, the sergeant
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Pete carg was written by E Jack Newman, with music by Eddie Dunnstuddy.
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Featured in tonight's cast were ever Bach, Parley Bear Herbellas, Howard mcneer,
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Bert Holland, and Virginia greg. The lineup was transcribed in Hollywood by Hi
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Made dol Vallier. Humans Three Fans have a triple date for mystery and adventure
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Chicago over the CBS Radio network. Welcome back someone above in but otherwise a
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good episode with a nice red herring thrown in. It worked okay in this
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episode. They did this. I think it similarly in nineteen fifty two and
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fifty three on Johnny Dollar and I don't think it worked as well, just
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because they did it too much. But anyway, fairly well done case,
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and again sorry for the out of order thing. I think the only way
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I could have gotten these in order beforehand is to listen to all sixty two
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episodes before we play them in just not the time for that, but usually
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they are better collated as a series than what we're dealing with here. All
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