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A Life In Your Hands: The Arson Case (EP0838) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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or more. All right, well, now it's Tom for today's episode of
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A Life in Your Hands. This one comes from July eighteenth, nineteen fifty,
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and this is called the Arson Case Rowley A cigarette present, Earl Stanley
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coupon. You never know when you step from the safety of your home,
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when you may witness a violent death and be called upon the test of fires
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to what you saw and heard, and suddenly find yourself whizz a life in
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your hand. Murder is a dark enigma that strikes fear into the heart of
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man. Streams rattling, mysterious, but the darkest crime. One man can
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invent, another man can unrap. Such a man as Jonathan Keg created My
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Earl's Dan La Gardner, the world's most popular litory writer, creator of playmation,
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Doug Telby, and many other outstanding characters. Dinner will be ready in
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a few minutes. Jonathan, did you have a pleasant driver? Yes,
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thank you, Sarah, I'm awesome. Complimented on my famous brother Jonathan Keg.
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These days, this work you do is a meekest cury eye. That's
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exactly what is it well. Literally, it means friend of the court.
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I don't act for either the prostitution or the defense. I simply cross examine
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witnesses in the interest of truth goodness. If you don't work for either side,
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who pays you no one, which is one reason why there are more
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men serving as a meekest cury eye. I've been fortunate in my earlier years,
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and I can now afford to do this type of work. I've always
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wanted to do it. It sounds sets meeting Jonathan and very worthwhile too.
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I hope it does some good. I've been lucky enough to bring out the
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truth on several occasions, but the work never stops. You never know when
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or where violence will strike. Even now somewhere in the city, there may
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be a crime in the making. Poor Papa, I just gotta get that
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pan because my dad ever finds out in the story. Billy, you know
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the rules. No charge over three dollars. Here's your cigarettes and the lighter
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fruit that makes you two dollars eighty five cents you get, charge you out.
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I cannot charge you no more. What Papa, Dad gave me the
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money for the pan? And what do you do with it? Oh?
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I took Mary to the show and then we had something to eat. Oh
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you just gotta trust me, Papa, Billy, you run up to the
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biggest shops. You in hawk at three dollars is in offer. Believe in
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me. Papa knows half fat in a hockey. We should go. Now
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do like I said, tell you, Papa, you'll do that. I
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thought you were a power. Sure, you're a great power. You do
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anything for a friend. Well now I know, and I'm trying to become
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a real night for you. I don't think you to write the paka.
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I don't think you should let it's a bumping so a mom mad. They
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are not a bumping with mama. You are a young man and a woman.
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They must get used to feel what they are. And I never let
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them shut you more than three dollars. You must be like the kids to
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Pata. You're not the pull mam. I don't pull you. I had
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the kids. They don't pull me. What's a middle mama? Nothing?
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Who look like? And she goes. I think you for me new to
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see across the street and then got to comabatis a machine. I don't see
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me gonna supper. Don't you worry about the game, thinking mean store down?
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Oh no, no, no, is it just a block from thinking
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we should mama? Instead, are the kids and things that it's a good
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collect Well, let them have a little bit of credit and we listen to
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their publes. But I will never teach them to get I will never take
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a their money with the sock machines. Who are those of guys who put
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on us to think they are top Well, I'm a top from and a
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pool. I will take a first who down that meet tres see you see
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Mama, But I swear I die for miss kids. The first I beg
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your pardon? Are you a mister get Donald? See said, I am
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a pupper guy Donald, I am George Nelson. My son Bell comes in
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here a lot. Oh oh you are Bill Nelson to Papa, Oh he's
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a good boy. I am so glad to know you. Tell me,
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does they'll owe you any money? Oh? She he owes a little and
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are nothing to worry about. We let the kids are on a bill,
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so up two three dollars. Everyone in the school was his own tea.
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Well that's not too bad. Last week I gave Bill five dollars to buy
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a fountain pen the school called me at the office, just wanting to tell
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me that Bill didn't have a pen and that his English teacher required that the
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work be done in ink. I understand they'll buy such strange hair. I
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wondered if he did buy the pen, mister Nelson, I don't like to
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tell you rich. Billy's a good boy. He comes to me asking me
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to trust him for a new penner. But I don't do it. Billy,
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you owe two dollars, if five tents and now a new pen of
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course to three four dollars. So they're wanted to pen on credit. Well
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I know how to deal with that. Mister Nelson. You got lots of
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money. Maybe you spend you so much time in making your money you don't
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learn to know your kids. Now all up here a boy. He's quite
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some guy. He's got lots of problems, but he's a word favority,
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thinking of God all a moment and me we got to the store. But
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our boy, we're going to put it through college. So you see,
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we pretty rich people. Maybe you think about that. I can handle my
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own affairs. Thank you. Good day. Hey, everybody home, I'm
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here. Be all in the living room. I want to have a little
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talk to you. What about that I gave you five dollars last week to
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buy a new fountain pen? Heister? The school called me today They said
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you didn't have a pen? D I that's right there. What did you
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do with the five dollars? Right? I said it? It took Mary
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out last Saturday night. You'll get an allowance to cover things like that.
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What can you do on five dollars a week? That isn't even enough to
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buy guests for the cars? Don't you raise your voice to me? Young
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men, you've got a lot more privileges than most boys you're age. Oh,
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don't start that routine, dad, and we'll do Not only did you
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take the five dollars I gave you and spend it for your own pleasure,
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but then you've turned around and tried to charge a pen at the Gaetano's shop,
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where incidentally you already owe nearly three dollars. Who told you that?
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I was at the store today, Mister Gaetano told me she read it on
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me. I know the whole story, and I'm not going to put up
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with this sort of thing. I think it's high time you had a lesson
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My fine bucks I'll get even with those getans. Don't get even with no
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one. Don't true dare even mentioned such a thing. And not only that,
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you're not going to your school dance this Saturday. Is that clears?
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Oh Dad, don't say that. I'm going to sing with the band and
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Mary's got a new dress and oh guys, I gotta go to that.
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You've heard me though you're not going, there will be no argument. I
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think you'd better go to your road now the rest of my life. How
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Yeah, I'm not quite eleven thirty. Last meeting was over earlier than usual.
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What'sh you are? Oh my gosh, I got him? You have
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got love me, buddy? All right? You want will, You'll get
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it? You love me. I didn't do anything. We're here that'll take
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care of you. You're young, h I got think how it started with
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this world? M You didn't eat much breakfast? Jonathan? Would you like
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more coffee? Oh? Yes, thanks, just a half cup. I
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was just reading about this high school lad to set fire to some store.
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They're here since I last visited GYP. Yeah, isn't that's terrible? Oh?
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Those poor Gutannel. It's such nice and that store was all they had
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in the world. It's planned and worked for years to be able to put
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their boy through college too. I don't a little app to them now they
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lost everything. Tell me, Sarah, this Bill Nelson? What sort of
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lad is he? I don't know him, understand the Bill is a nic
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boy, little spoiled. Maybe his father is quite well to do that's interesting.
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If the father is well off, maybe the Gaetanos could recover from him
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what they've lost. I think I'll drop in the court this morning. It's
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a pleasure to meet you, mister Keg. Your reputation has preceded you.
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Thank you, your honor. In the case of the people versus William Nelson,
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the responsibility for the fire can become a very important factor as far as
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the Gaetanos are concerned to assist in fixing that responsibility. Beyond question, I
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should like the privilege of entering the case as a meekis CURII. I'm not
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sure I see that miss tested in, mister Kegg, but considering both the
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loss to the Gate twos and the youth of the defendant, I will grant
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your request. You will make the cheat. Mister Keig. You are Bill
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Nelson to the Gaetano's store. No, sir, I didn't What did you
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do? I didn't do anything. Why were you in front of the store
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at eleven thirty the night of the fire? Right, just at the walk
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so and just happened to pass the store? Yeah right, Bill? You
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took an oath when you came up here. What did you promise tell the
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truth. And by whose name did you swear to tell the truth. I
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am telling the truth. I didn't set fire to the store, Bill,
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Remember that oath. I didn't set the fire. I believe you, Bill,
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and I also believe you aren't telling everything. Why were you at the
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store at that time of night? Why? Bill, I didn't n day
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were you there? Baba gadono? Do Dad about the bed and dead?
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Let me go to Dad that I was sure you went to the store to
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get even Yes, when I didn't mean to brute a, Dad, I
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just threw a rock as the window. You caught young Nelson after the fire
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started, mister Marcelli, that right. I heard the window crash, and
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I saw the kid run down the street, and I went after him caught
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him. You say you went after him, you mean ran. No.
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I was sitting in my car when it happened. I started the car when
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I saw him run. I caught up with him and jumped out of the
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car and tackled it. You were in your car when you heard the glass
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break, that's right. Did you see any fire on the Caatano store at
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that time? No? No, how many other cars were in the street
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at that time. Mine was the only one. You were parched on the
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same side of the street at the Catano store. Yeah, fine, oh
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why not? That's all you are, Papa Gaetano. See order that what
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the economy. I understand the fire white throughout. Mister Gaetano, you had
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no insurance too the fire. She's a burned up given three thousand dollars,
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I get the white kid in the motto, and nothing in the shop was
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covered by a choice, you know nothing. Would you mind telling us just
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what happened at the time of the part Well, it's I'm not sure what
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time, eleven five o'clock. Mom and me is asleep. Well, we
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both to wake up at the same time. We smell a small partner of
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the Gaetano You and your wife lived in the store building. See sitting up.
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We got the sitting room, a bedroom and a kitchen in the back.
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I see, please go on se Well, like I say, we
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smell of smoke. I go opened the door through the fronte everything. She's
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a fire. While I got the door open, the fire come in the
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room. I run, I get my mom. We run out the back
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of to the alley, and mister Gaydonald, thank you. Do you know
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mister Marcelle, the one who captured young Nelson. He's saying, you know
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I know him? Do you know him? Well, mister Gaetano, he
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tried to make a mom and me put in the slot machines. He's taking
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the kids and money. I don't water and then online Nick come up.
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Telly, you'll come to the store. You say you've got a point of
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the machinelder cuts it through and you'll be quiet Martelli. Now, mister Gaetano,
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when Marcella came to you and wanted you to put in slot machines,
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what did you do tell him to get out? You see, mister,
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the kids they're nice cheese, but the kids are used the same any kid.
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You make me easy for him with to gamble, easy going to gambler.
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Mom and me we tried to relp the kids. I'm not going to
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teach them to gambler, so I tell him a chey to get out.
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Did he threaten you? I don't know if he didn't. Who picked Tenchi?
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When did always happen? Three four times? He comes to this stuff?
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Did you see him the day of the fire, the day before Mamma
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she thinks she see him. That was also the day Bill Nelson tried to
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charge a new fountain pen see which you wouldn't sell to him? Tell me
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this, did Bill Nelson buy anything that day? She seeing he buys the
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picketture of his cigarettes. And what mister keg Billy is a nice Boyino Bernard's
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store. What else did Bill Nelson buy that afternoon? He's buy big ken
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of a light approof that is all your honor. There are two possibilities in
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this case, as I see it. In order to determine which is true,
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we need the testimony of a person who was merely an innocent bystander,
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Jonathan kegg Is come under the sands. Timothy Murphy I would jump arrived home
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from a lodge meeting when he heard the window of the Gautannel's store across the
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street shattered. Mister kegg is beginning his cross examination of this innocent midstand.
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Mister Murphy, on the night in question, you would just returned to your
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apartment after having been to a lodge meeting. Correct. What happened? Well,
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it was about eleven thirty. I paid off the cab driver and was
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unlocking the door to our apartment. But I heard a crash of glass alec
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drown and saw the boy had drop in the window running down the street.
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A car started up from the curb to follow him from that moment until the
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boy was captured. Did you lose sight of him? Oh? Not for
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a second, mister Murphy. Let's get this straight. You swear that you
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saw Bill Nelson throw a rock or an object through the Gautanno store window,
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then turn and run down the street. An automobile started up from the curb
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and followed him. That's absolutely correct. For Scave, you reside across the
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street from Gaetano store. Yes, if you were unlocking the door to the
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apartment house where you live, that's right. Is it dark in the doorway
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to your apartment? I? Yes, yes, it's pretty. When you
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insert the key into your apartment door, do you do it by feel or
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is there sufficient light for you to see? Well? Absolutely think no.
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I guess I do it by feeling well, then, mister Murphy, while
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you were concentrating on opening your front door, perhaps your other hand was on
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the knob. Well, of course I was prepared to push the door open.
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Then how can you swear that Bill Nelson broke that window? I saw
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him with one hand on the knob of your front door and the other putting
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the key in the lock. How could you have seen an action taking place
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behind your back? Well, I saw the boy running. Then you do
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not know of your own knowledge? Is that Bill Nelson through an object to
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the Gaetano store window just before you saw him running? I naturally soon assuming
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will not do mister Murphy. Sworn testimony must be what you actually saw or
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heard, and nothing more. You heard the glass break and saw the defendant
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running, you concluded he was guilty. It was a natural assumption, possibly,
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mister Murphy, but still only an assumption. Now I want you to
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put all that out of your mind and tell us exactly what you saw and
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heard. I heard the store glass crash, I turned to look. I
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heard Marcella getting his car start after young Nelson. I could see the running
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lad quite clearly by the street line, mister Murphy. Was there any other
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car in that street besides Marcella's? No, no, I'm sure there wasn't.
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Did the car start immediately after the glass crash? Immediately? Well almost,
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mister Murphy, Between the time you heard the crash of Gaetano's window and
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the car started, did you see or hear anything else? I heard the
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lad running, and of course I heard Marcella gett into his car. I
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didn't see until after I heard the bell, which attracted my attention. A
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bell? What kind of bell? One of those tak mean things like they
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have on shop doors? And now I come to think about I I heard
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a door open and closed before or after you heard mister Marcelli get into his
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car. And it all happens fast. I'm afraid of getting a bit confused.
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Let me ask you this, how long have you lived at your present
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addressed eight years? Have you ever been in the Gatanos store? I had
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several parts. Do they have a bell such as you say you heard?
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Yeah, yes they do. What other shop in the neighborhood has such a
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bell? There is in another shop of any kind? For three blocks Oz
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is a residential neighborhood. Mister Jags everything in his apartments or house as except
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Yetano's and the high school. Now, be very careful, mister Murphy.
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What exactly did you hear and in what order? I heard the glass when
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someone running. Then then I heard a door open, the bell tinkle or
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closed. Then then Marcelli got into his car and started after the kid.
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Was there anyone else on the suite? No one? Are you sure of
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this? I'm absolutely certain that's what happened, mister King. Thank you,
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mister Murphy, you have rendered a great service. You may step down,
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your honor. I would like to call Nick Marcelli, bag Nick Marcelle into
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the sun. Where do you live, Marcelli? What's that got to do?
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A medicine drive? Own your own home? Yeah, but your car
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is paid for of course, both of them. Are. Have you a
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bank account? I got plenty in the bank and I don't owe any income
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tax? Is easy? Good? I don't think I follow this line of
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questioning, mister Keg. Is it relevant? I begged the court's pardon.
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Thanks to the testimony of our innocent bystander, we know who the arsonist is,
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Honor. I still don't follow, mister kay I promised to connect up
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your honor, although possibly a bit unconventionally. I'll expect you to do so.
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You will may continue, Marcelli. You said you were sitting in your
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car when Bill through a brick into Gaetano's store, that you started the car
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and chased it. That's right. But mister Murphy heard a car door open
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and close, how do you explain that must have been another car? I
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your own testimony, there was no other car in the street. Mister Murphy
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also hurt the door of Gaetano's store. After Bill Nelson started to run away,
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he could tell her the bill there must have been somebody else. Oh
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no, there wasn't. Marcelli. You were trying to force the Gaetanos to
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put in slot machines. They refused, so you set fire to their store.
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It was sheer coincidence, Marcelli, at Bill Nelson threw that rock through
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the window just as you set the fire. It gave you a perfect opportunity
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to place the entire blame on him. He taught the rock, Yes he
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did, and for that he shall be punished. But you, Nick,
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Marcelli, are the arsonists. You burn those innocent, God bearing people out
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of their home, their future. Didn't you, didn't you, Marcelli?
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Yes, that's all I want to own. That substantiates the truth, because
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it is the only explanation for the things which mister Murphy testified to having heard.
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I'm certainly glad to discover the real ass in this, mister Keg,
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But you still have not connected up your questions to Marcelli about his property,
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Your Honor, the Gaetanos were ruined by this fire. Nick Marcelli owns enough
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to make good their losses. I intend to sue him in a civil action
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to recover on behalf of the Gaetanos. His criminal conviction cannot be used against
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in a civil court. That is true, your honor. But if any
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witness tells a different story in civil court than the one he has told here,
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he is liable for perjury. I think the Gaetano's will be able to
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start all over again. I believe when the civil court jury verdict is heard,
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it will be in favor of the Gaetano God we the jury find that
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the defendant, Nick Marcelli has caused grievous harm to one Giseppe Gaetano. The
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plainuff we assess the real damage to mister Katano. It's seven thousand, five
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hundred dollars. We all sold Levy punity damages against Nick Marcelli in the amount
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of one hundred thousand dollars. You must get a lot of satisfaction out of
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helping to see Jupic's gun, mister Keg, I do mister Wallace, particularly
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as in this case where it's been possible to recover at least the financial law
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suffered by the Gaetano by mister Wallace. Style to you next week. Good
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night, mister Keg friends. Here's a cordial invitation for each of you to
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of Sir Walter Rolligh. You and your pipe will be welcome everywhere. Yes,
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ma'am, you'll like everything about Sir Walter Raleigh. It's the quality pipe
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tobacco of America. A Life in Your Hands is created by road Stanla Gardner,
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produced and directed by Jackson Script Bible the Keys is musical effected by Adele
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Got conducted by a Whitey Bertha. Jonathan Kegg is played by Carton Cadell.
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This is Mike Wallace inviting you to be with us again next week when Roy
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cigarette the plaque with the coupon on the back will again place a light in
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your hand. Tomorrow. Dangerous Assignment joins the Big Parade on NBC Welcome Back.
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While I was always a very incisive case of cross examination detective work,
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this may have been the most obvious case in terms of the actual result because
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we were witnesses as well, and if the boy didn't know it, we
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weren't after a whole lot of other suspects. I love the Papa Gaetano episode
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character. Here boy, we need more people like that in Wow, every
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walk of life and business these days. I was somewhat uncertain when Keig was
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asking questions for the purpose of a future prosecution in a civil court that may
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have been stretching his a meekest CURYI role a little than though. I seriously
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doubt he took any money, even of the punitive d images, given the
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type of character he is. While we turn to listener comments and feedback,
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and Dana says, enjoy the show. I like the new Alive in your
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handshow. Keep up the good work. Well, thanks so much, Dana.
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I love it when people enjoy some of these more secure programs than I'm
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able to find and bring to you. Then I also received this email from
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Atlanta, who said, you ask about fairly complete radio shows that were available.
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What about Clayborne from New Zealand. You can find it on internet archive.
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It's an unusual sci fi show that is really appealing. There's a sprinkle
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of humor, romance, the supernational sural and some really interesting down to earth
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people. It isn't a horse story. I don't usually like sci fi,
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but I like this. Well. Thanks for Sharon. I've seen the show.
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It's somewhat interesting because it's was posted over there by the old time radio
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researchers, even though it's a fairly recent show. And for all I gather
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in cooperation with the show's owners, I want to be sure that people are
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able to listen to it, and so it does work out there, so
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over at archive dot org, and the show is Clayborn if you want to
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check it out for yourself, and that is spelled l A y b O
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U are in E. And she also says I'm addicted to dragon it and
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listening to every day on my iPod and on the TV DVDs. I also
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like Precinct twenty one, but don't think your criticism about it being too unemotional
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at thoms is accurate. I wish more of them were available. Well,
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thanks so much, Lana. That is creasing twenty one is definitely a show
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that's got it's a share of fans. So all right, well, I
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appreciate all your comments and support. That'll actually do it for today. We
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will be back tomorrow with Let George Do It, and then join us back
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here next Tuesday for another episode of A Life in Your Hands. In the
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meanwhile, Sandra comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net. You can
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follow us on Twitter, at Radio Detectives and call us too. Eight nine
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one one four seven eighth three from Boise, Idaho, Oh, This is
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your host, Adam Grahamson and off