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The Line-Up: The Aching Arthritic’s Anxious Antic (EP1570) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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for now. The original air date on this one, June third of nineteen
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fifty two and the title is Acheing Arthritis anxious antic. Let's go ahead and
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I thought I'd walk in right in the middle of him, starting light.
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Pete's got a full house tonight sixty five sixty five, Yeah, more coming
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in every minute. Forty two. Since three o'clock, the University and Highland
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Division picked up ten three from Harvard Division. Two gunmen don't walk into Seamen's
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National Bank and hold it up every day, you know. I'm glad anything
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on the gun serial numbers fired off. I haven't been able to bring him
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out so far. The car wasn't any good at Tom that has been going
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over since three o'clock. It was clean. Maybe something will turn up here,
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I hope. So all the witnesses show, yeah, all but two.
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A tall man with the glasses in the first rows Jeffrey's head cashier man
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beside him. The bank are I'm right there. Of the seven tellers who
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are on duty. Stricklnoledger in the boy is sitting with them. Yeah,
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it kind of messes up Orange his vacation. Yeah. That Crockett and Murpha
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with the other guard and the three customers who were there when it happened.
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Spread them around that over there there. Uh huh. Well that'll be a
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long session, so seems now here we go. Yeah, I'll be with
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Asher right then. May I have your attention? Please? You people out
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there on the other side of the wire in the audience room, man,
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have your attention. Hi, Hi, man, Thank you one night Coer,
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Sergeant Pete Conner. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of the
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suspects you will see will be numbered. I'll call off a number of their
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name in chark. If you have any questions or identifications, please remember the
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number of signs of the prisoners. I call his name. If you're sure,
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not too sure of the suspect, have him help questions. I asked
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these suspects and merely to get a natural tonal voice, not pay too much
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attention to their answers as they often lie. All right, bring on the
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line, got a match, I keep it moving, boy all the way.
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At the end of the stage. That's right, all the way,
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Cris, I'll turn and face the front. If your hands to your sides
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and your heads up so the people can see what you look like. Speak
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right out when I ask your questions. Okay, Number one over to the
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circle, Thomas Sallex send grand theft auto. Get your hands out of your
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pocket, stamers. Oh, okay, where do you live? Two one
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sixth Race Street? How long you live to that address? Eight months?
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You own a car? A need more finance comes? Any weapons when you're
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arrested? Huh? Any weapons when you were arrested? No? Stand up
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straight? What's your business? Cook? You're cooking a restaurant? Is that
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what you mean? What restaurant? Pioneered grip forty second pioneer bull How long
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you worked there? Two years? Is that? Was that where the officers
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picked you up? Yeah? When last night? You speak Italian? Huh?
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Can you speak Italian? Understanding? Right? No? Any other language
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besides English? Slight on number two, Frank for no murder? Give me
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your address, Frank, long mind avenue at a hotel apartment of what?
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No, it's just a friend's place. He put me up. You own
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a car, Frank? Yeah, what kind color. Well, it's fifty
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one buick, it's a Roadmaster, it's convertible, it's green. Any weapons
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on you when he arrested? Do you hear me? Frank? Oh?
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Yes, yes, as I was kind of thirty two automatic as a webling.
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Very nice gun, Frank. Permit to carry it? No? No,
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no, I didn't. What's so funny, Frank? Nothing? You
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don't have to look down at the floor. Nothing to be bashful about.
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Let the people see your face. Who was there when you arrested? Nobody?
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What about Anthony Vincent? Wasn't he with you? Well, not exactly,
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he was dead. Were you at the coroner's office this morning? Yeah?
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Do you see Anthony Vincent's body? Yeah? Anyone else there? You
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know? What about Robert Custer? I don't know anybody named? He was
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a police officer, Frank, a patrolman for him. Oh yes, I
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saw him. Yeah, but I didn't know him. We think you killed
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him, Frank, I didn't know him. Number three Brooks Knight assault number
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three night Okay, sleepy, I am no. Where do you live,
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Brooks Queen? Last place you slept? Hotel on Guilful Street? Where do
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you work? I go? What kind of Cardie Drive thirty nine marks.
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Anybody with you when you're arrested? Yeah, my wife, Mary Jane,
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Mary Jane Knight. That was the clothes you were wearing when when you were
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picked up. I guess they are, don't you know. I guess I
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didn't pay too much attention. A couple of Greeks, so they tell me,
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well, I don't see why I land here if I want to have
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a drinker too, you're in for assault Brooks. You guys met my wife.
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What else could I do? Got a mouth down on the side of
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a box car. Only she keep her mouth shot once, just once.
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That's all I asked her to do. But no, you had to go
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on and on and on and on. It was embarrassing. Was embarrassing to
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get picked up for slugging her and I was so mad, but a killer
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you nearly did. Yeah, you're gonna have a chance to cool off.
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Karl Smiley called me ten minutes ago. Man want to talk to you.
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Said it was something you'd be interested in, even helpful for poor talked like
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it might be the Semen bank thing. Here's a number to booth somewhere,
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you know. So he'd wait for you to call him back. Here's that
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one. Okay, see the file on Becker. Yeahbiye kicked back there.
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Shoot narcotics, two counts possession and teddy moment will be in the tomorrow A
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couple a spplementary of it, and you better shoot it in before you leave
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tonight. I will get it. Hello, hello, con Who this is?
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Lieutenant? Sorry? I didn't recognize your voice, said lieutenant. Can
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I see you right away? We'll sure, cow come on down, I'll
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be No. I don't think that's a good idea. How about meeting me
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someplace? This is important? How about the corner of tenth and Vallejo intent,
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Okay, be there in Timinus said he's got something that's gonna help.
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Wants me to meet him at tenth and Valleo. Got any money, man?
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Twenty bucks? Oh, then you better take this there he is?
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You better wait here right? M oh? Car, Hello, aeutendant?
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How you been fine? What do you have come? Well? I hate
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to talk here right out the open. You want to sit in the car?
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No, no, no, it wouldn't be good. That stuck up
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the alley. Huh sure, and that's far enough. Car, I guess
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so you know i'd get it pretty quick if I was seeing with you,
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don't you, Lieutenant, nobody's gonna see you? All right? How is
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this? Oh it's a big risk. I'm taken. How about that other
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one? Huh yeah? Yeah? City peace for it, doesn't it?
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Oh? Well, you want to wind this thing up, don't you?
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Yeah? You ever hear Don Smiley? Who's that guy? I know?
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Wrong? Met him at the parole office a month or sogo? How long
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has he been on? Just a few weeks? I think maybe he can
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help you. Why Carl had a drink with him the other night, you
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know, talked about something big he had coming up bank job. I didn't
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figure he was making too much sense, being on parole and all. But
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when I heard about the Seamans thing this morning, and then read the descriptions
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in the paper, it sure sounded like down Smiley to me. You don't
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know for sure, No, I'm just telling you what I know. The
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paper said two men, one of them lost his hat and his gun.
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They said he was tall and ball headed. It sure sounded like down Smiley
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to me. You know anything about his pots? Just Smiley? No idea
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who he was working with when he told you he had something big in mine.
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Didn't he mention any names? Oh no, no, no, did
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you ever see him with anybody? Just saw him around? Never with anybody?
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Sure, for sure, you just just saw him around. Where can
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I get in touch with you? If I need you? Well, I'll
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own you if you like, see tomorrow morning. All right, stick around
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tom I'll be seeing you. Yeah. You just look up down smiling lieutenant
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and ask him some questions. He won't have the right answers. Well you
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done, smiling? Yeah, please, I like to talk to you.
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Well, what about My name's Gothrie. This is Sajan Asher. Hi,
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come on in slice. Don't looks so good? Wuck me a couple of
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weeks ago and very good at keeping house? What are you doing these days?
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Smiling? What do you mean while am I'm doing? I'm working,
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That's what I'm doing. Where do you work? Cohen's driving? I'm second
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cook there. Mister Frankly got me the job. Who's mister Franklin, my
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probation officer. He's real good to me. What hours do you work?
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Most of the time? I wake eleven in the morning, seven at night.
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Sometimes I wake seventh closing. That's pretty nice. So I'll make forty
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eight bucks a week. Who's your boss, mister Kerr? He manages a
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place. Hey, look, fellas, I'm not in any trouble. I
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had enough of that. We didn't say you were in any trouble, Smiley.
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This is just routine. You tell us what we want to know.
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Oh sure, but I hope you don't think I'd be dumb enough to take
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any chances of going back there. Six years is about all a man can
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do. Okay, if you ain't gonna find nothing in there, that's just
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this room. See the bat over the bed comes out of the wall.
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It's not much, but it's better than up there. I'll tell you that.
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What's on your mind? Officers like to know of your work this afternoon?
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Afternoon? No, no, I didn't know. It's after nine right
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now. You're gonna work tonight? No, this is my day off.
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I get one day off every two weeks. What'd you do today, Smiley?
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Well, I might to know what you've been doing all day? Sleeping
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mostly, and I'm waking on my mind. I learned how to make these
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things a long time ago. It's pretty nice, eh. Yeah, I've
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got a pair of reds. Soon as I send it down a little morning.
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You've been in here all day? Yeah? Eat here? Yeah,
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I got a little icebox. But now I just fixed the golf for dinner.
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Pretty hungry? Can you prove you've been here all day? Smiling?
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I don't know. I haven't talked to anyone, anyone, phone, you,
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no, nobody. But I've been here. Took me all day just
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to do that one wing? How could I own a brown suit? Smiley?
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Eh? Brown suit? Do you have one? Oh? You were
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in a closet, you saw I didn't have one. You fellows, really
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got something wrong. I haven't broken parole. I haven't done anything. I
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wouldn't do anything, you know that. Look you can talk to mister Franklin,
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my parole officer. He knows I'm working hard and I'm keeping my nose
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clean. You ought to talk to me, he'll tell you. He wear's
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the phone just out there in the hall. Okay, right, hey,
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please? Well what's this all about? A man answering your descript and held
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up Siemens National Bank today with another man about your size coloring war brown suit?
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Oh yeah I heard about that. Oh no, wonder you're checking around?
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Well, I ain't gonna get help of you about this. I know
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you got your job to do. I'm so glad. I'm not many of
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that kind of thing anymore. Landlady know you, Yeah, you see you
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here today? Maybe I don't know she did or she did any way,
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I emptied the garbage cans once I went Holly, they pulled your package downtown.
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The people from the bank recognized your picture. Eh what They must be
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crazy. I've been here all day, all thirteen. They're still down at
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the lineup. Okay, smiling. Look, you guys are told you I
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don't do things like that anymore. Come on, I won't go back now.
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Don't try to make me do something I didn't want to. Come on,
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No, don't don't take me down. I've gotta be to wake tomorrow.
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I'm on. No. Oh, look, I gotta finish my model
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Now back to the line up, Oh Smiley, feeling better? Feel terrible?
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Maybe you'd feel a little better if you told us all about it.
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But I don't care how many people looked at my pitcher. I didn't help
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no one, hold up, no bank. Where'd you get the four thousand
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dollars? The four thousand dollars you had stashed in the radiator in your apartment?
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I saved it bundles of five hundred Seaman National Bank rappers, Man,
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Smiley, it'll be better for you, better for us. Who'd you work
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it with? Jack Shannon? Who Jack Shannon? I don't know anybody named
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Shannon. That's funny, Smiley, Warden told us you were in the same
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cell block with him. We don't know anybody names who is it? Smiling?
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No, I don't know you worked the job with him. No,
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I didn't. I didn't work no jopping, I'm we're all tired, smiling.
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We've been up half the night. You know, we have to keep
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on its hungry too. We'll all have something to eat when you finished telling
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us about it. Smiling. No, we're going to find out sooner or
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later. You might as well tell us what you know now. It will
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help when you're arraigned. Now, what do you say? Smiling? Did
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you talk to mister Frankly, your parole officer, Yeah, pretty disappointed in
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your smiling. He went to a lot of trouble for you, getting you
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the job at the drive in and all. But I haven't done anything.
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We don't need a confession to get an indictment. Smiling. There's enough to
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put you right back where you started from, and that's what we're going to
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do. How about it? You want to make it easier? I got
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nothing to say, Okay, smiley, that said take him down and booking
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Pete. All right, Airquin Frankly is here? Can you see smiling Pete.
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Mister Frankly is here. He wants to see smiling. I don't want
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to see him. He's right outside the door, smiling. You'll have to
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see him. I don't. Can you send him away? I'll see him
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later him. No, No, I'm afraid of I. I just don't
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want to see him, that's all. Look, do me a favor.
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I'll tell you all about it, and I'm not quiet. Tell him tomorrow
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morning. Oh, sending a stenographer. Sit down. Yeah, Jim Sanchez.
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He's from Michigan. You people don't know. Oh, we like to
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meet him smiling. Where is he? I don't know? What do you
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mean? You don't know? You worked it with him, didn't you?
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Yeah? But I wouldn't know where to stop looking from him. I had
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to find him. How'd you meet him? What was he too? We've
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known him for years, first time at the correction school. Then I ran
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into him a couple of weeks ago. It was his idea, the whole
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thing. The idea was we pulled the one job and divvy. That's the
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way we worked it. Mm. You talked it over for us, didn't
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you sure? We talked to him? Well? How'd you get in touch
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with him. He came around to the driving How many times? Just once?
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You mean you're planning it all out in one sitting. We talked on
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the phone too. He ain't called me a couple of times. Did he
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have a car, No, not except the one we picked up for the
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job. Didn't drive a car when he came over to see you. No,
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he took a bus. He must have mentioned where he lived, No,
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he didn't. What the kind of guy is he? Smiling guy?
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Just the guy, hard, tough? What good with the ladies? Maybe
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I didn't ask him. Good dresser, yeah, and nice clothes. You
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know. If he worked around town anyway? I don't know that, But
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I'm sure he didn't go out of town. He's too smart to go anywhere
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for a while. What did you do after you left the bank? We
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took the car over on forty second and split up the money and left the
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car. Where'd you go? I hupped the bus? Where Sanchez go?
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He started walking up sixth Street? Is that the last time you saw?
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Yeah? Well how about it? Didn't the phone you later? Today?
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Not today? But he phoned before? Yeah? What were you going to
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do with your part of it? Smiling? Well, I thought i'd just
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sort of save it and try to find a little place for myself. I
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didn't like living in that apartment. How about Sanchez? Do you ever say
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what he was going to do with his money? Yeah? I didn't talk
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much. Oh yeah, he said he wanted some new clothes and a new
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car, and that had used up practically all he got out of the job.
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No, it wouldn't smile. He m, he's got twenty thousand dollars.
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But are you only got four? We were splitting fifty to fifty?
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W were you another game man? Okay, Dalon Smid right already. I
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have to get somebody out there to relieve Asher pretty quick. Yeah, host
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okay, yeah, you don't need it. WHI do? I? Oh
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this one either? Thank you? Yeah? What do you know? Yes,
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Igen, anybody would save threes? Come on, Ben, give up
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something you're impatient? Thank you. Welcome. That's from Michigan Bath selling a
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package on the Sanchez their mail special. A lot of here. By morning,
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this picture came over in the wire. Okay, let's see pretty young
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looking. Yeah, I was taken away. He was nineteen and make him
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thirty two of the day. Three arrests, one conviction. It's off from
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Lancing on Kartaff nineteen thirty three. They want to supplement right now. I
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can wait to the rest of it. Con I'll get it out there.
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Okay, Well I've had a would you want to finish the game? It
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is venas p huh jen let me see. Oh no, I was assured
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run across something. Yeah. Yeah. About ten o'clock to night, a
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man who gave his name as Paul Dorsey bought a new cart Exchanged Motors over
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in Highland. The manager says he paid all cash for it. Description fits
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Sanchoz pretty well. Darcy gave a tenth Avenue hotel as his address. Answer
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checked it. No one like him registered there under any name Exchange Motors.
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They only sold foreign cars. Yeah, he bought a nice little jag.
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Shouldn't be too hard to spot, not hard at all. Car has to
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be serviced before he can take it. He tried to talk to them in
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a staying open and working on it for him, but they wouldn't do it.
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Said he'd be able to pick it up first thing in the morning.
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Well, I don't know, lieutenanty. You might go right back to the
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garage. You not even come in the front. Uh huh, what do
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you want me to do if it does come in here? You don't have
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to do anything, mister Zeemon. That's the first all cash customer you had
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in three months, and it turns out to be a bankrupt We aren't sure
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about that. He might not be at all. Well, I hope you're
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making a mistake. I could see your point. We should come in right
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away and get this thing over with one way, they don't. I'll relax,
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mister Semon. Nothing to worry about. So I certainly hope you're right.
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I suppose you fell us know what you're doing. We like to think
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so. Hi, Pete Ben sergeant cognomist Zeeman Zeman the manager here pee,
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Oh yeah, I want you to stick by him here in the Office's Pete
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quiet on the street all set? Crockett and King in the alley ashes out
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back. Well, that covers it. Say a little later, mister Semen.
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Wait and will there be any shoe? No, Hon't you be sure
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this man you're looking for carryers a gun, carried a gun when you robbed
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the bank, and there won't be any reason for it here. Coming here
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to pick up a new car. It's already paid for it. Well,
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sometimes there is shooting, isn't it sometimes? Yeah, well we'll handle it,
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mister Zeeman. We've done these things before. Why don't you and I
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go back in the office. I'd like to see some of your catalogs in
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these cars you're selling? Hi? Hi, do you know anything about these
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things? Learning? Sweet job? Yeah, don't you think you're picking up?
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Then? Nobody could pass up coming in for this? What's funny?
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You can cover all three o'clock. Then I better phone in and get a
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new detail down here. I think it's worth two men will be in there.
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It's a long day. Yeah, how's demon couldn't stand the suspense went
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over the headache? We still got eyes. I wonder why it didn't show
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search me hold it me? Huh? Taxi outron? It could be sure?
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Could he's coming in? Yeah, that's him all right. A quine
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spotted him. He's covering the entrance. Okay, let him come up.
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Hello, Hello, around, he's out right now you, mister Darcy,
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that's right, my car is supposed to be right. Hey, where police
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officers like to talk to you? Downtown? Hey, take your hands.
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You have a permit for this? Well, yes, of course, let's
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see it. Well, I don't have it with me. I left at
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home, and where's home? Where do you live? I have a hotel
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room in Tentheminal nineteen thirty five. Ten. Yeah, you aren't registered there.
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Tried to find you them last night. What is this? You people?
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Don't have any right? Is your name Darcy? Yes? Have your
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social security con with you? No? Who carries a thing like that?
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Driver's license? No? I don't carry a billfold. I use a clip.
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What do you want with me? I don't understand this. Well,
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straighten it out downtown. Come on, you can take me down, but
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you an't going to straighten anything out. I'll tell you that this way.
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I don't get this. I don't get at the doll. What's it all
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about? Aren't you going to tell me that much? Sure? Don Smiley
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told us all about you. She signed a confession last night. Oh Don
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Smiley, the man you pulled a semen's job with yesterday. I don't know
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anybody named Smiling, anybody named Sanchez. No, you don't know very much?
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Do it? Just a minute? You really got smiling? How do
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you think we got you? Okay, I'm Sanchez, we know it.
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I like to see my car before I mean you're looking at it. Huh.
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your attention. Please you people out there on the other side of the wire
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in the audience room, man have your attention. Please Thank you Van Is
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Corger Sergeant Pete Coger. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of the
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suspects you will see will be numbered all off and number their name and chart.
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the CBS Radio Network, welcome back. Well. I thought that closing line
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where the criminal was asking let me see my car, and of course there
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was some irony here in that. Well, this wasn't actually his car was
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never going to be and it does show kind of the folly of the greed
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of the criminal who actually made to obtain material things which while in the end
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he may very well end up not getting to enjoy. Well. This definitely
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does include our conclude our look at the lineup for now. As with the
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Lineup and all other series where there are missing episodes, we're always on the
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lookout for more. That's why next week we will actually bring you the two
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episodes of Police Headquarters that we were not available when we our first run through
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the series about a year or so ago. So be sure and listen next
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Tuesday for Police Headquarters. Well, now we turn to some listener comments and
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feedback, and this comes from Clay, who writes one, after hearing the
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Brown Mysteries on your show, I came across some novels in an antique store.
33:27
They had suitably risque covers and read like the pleasant pulp fiction novels I
33:31
expected. I then gave them to my father in law, along with a
33:36
flash straw full of old Carter Brown programs. He's also a fan of old
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time radio, though I've yet to get him hooked on your program, and
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he says two and I know this is also reaching back a bit. I
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love the series that was about various scams. I love mysteries, but the
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whole murder of the Weak trope is extremely well worn. Whenever there's a show
33:59
about a mission and it's not about murder, it's refreshingly different. This leads
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me to three, which is that I was excited to hear that more episodes
34:08
of a series had been discovered, but was sad when I found out it
34:13
was the line up. I'll still listen, but the repetitive dialogue comblined with
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the weekly browbeating scene where they never express any doubt that they're abusing the correct
34:23
suspect, well, it can make me yearn for the unpredictability of Pat Novak
34:28
for hire. Regardless, keep up the work, good work. I've been
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listening for a couple of years now and the podcast is almost always my first
34:37
choice when going for a walk, doing dishes, or any other activity where
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my mind is free but my body is not. Clay Well, thanks so
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much, cloud F and l A to appreciate your comments, and I'm sorry
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that you did like the first dispatch of lost episodes, but we definitely are
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on the lookout for us others, including for Easy Money. We love that
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series. I think that with Murder it's it's been one of those things.
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Uh. The author of the file Advance Mysteries, he was of the opinion
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that any stake less than murder, you know, wasn't going to be interesting.
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But I've certainly heard, read, and seeing, you know, quite
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a few tales where murder wasn't involved, but it was still in a very
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interesting mystery. Uh. So we keep our lookout for all kinds, but
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murder definitely does tend to dominate the genre. Uh. Finally, we have
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a comment for from Joel, who says, I'm happy that you are playing
35:50
another round of this wonderful program. Regarding the lineup, I enjoyed the matter
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of fact procedural combined with drama and human interest. The shows are well written,
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acted in stage your podcast to become a daily steeple of my bedtime.
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I also really enjoy your commentaries. Thank you so much for a great source
36:10
of entertainment. Well, thanks so much, Joel, And that will conclude
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this week's episode and our run through the lineup. We're, as I said,
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we're always on the lookout for more, and the lineup is one of
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those series which is always taking shape, so I'm hopeful that we'll have an
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opportunity to revisit this series sometime in the future. All right, well,
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