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The Line Up: The Pixie Picker Pickle Case (EP0986) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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using your kindle. Well, now it's time for today's episode of the lineup.
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This one's called the Pixie Picker Pickle Case. Ladies and gentlemen, we
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take you now behind the scenes of a police headquarters in a great American city.
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We're under the cold, glaring lights with us before us, the innocent,
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the vagrant, the thief, the murderery. This is the lineup.
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Hi, Matt's got himself a job. Boys pulled in fifty two suspects today,
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and thirteen more came in from the other divisions. Good as these girls
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up front, Talbert girls on the left. There, Ash was bringing in
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the surf Phoenie girl and Barbara Pattins over on the side. Oh yeah,
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I see you. Well, I'll tell him I have to sit with the
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Talbot girl. You take Steason, I'll take care of Pattons. Okay,
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let's see a litter bit. Oh Barbara, Hello, luten heasy caught him?
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Oh, we don't know. I hoping. Feeling all right now?
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Oh? I feel fine, real fine? Eat hurt me much? Really,
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that's good? Tell me. Yeah. You know those other girls Broom
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just from their pictures in the paper. When you first came in, I
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thought you were going to sit with one of them instead of me. Those
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men with them are only sergeants, aren't They only sergeants not a full lieutenant.
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While the audience room, may I have your attention to thank you.
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My name is Greb, Sergeant Matt Grebb. I'll explain the line up to
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you. Each of the suspects you will see will be number. I'll call
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off a number, their name and charge. If you have any questions or
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identifications, please remember the number as signed of the prisoner. As I call
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his name at the end of each line. When I asked for questions or
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identifications, call out the number if you're sure or not too sure on the
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suspect. Having held the opposers have took your name, will assist you.
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They're seated among you. Please big top with your questions or identifications. When
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the presiders lead here, they are sent to the watch room and dressed back
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into their jail clothes. It makes it quite difficult to bring them back after
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they leave here. The questions I asked these suspects familiar to get an actual
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tone of voice, so do not pay too much attention to the answers.
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And as they often line, bring on the line, all right, boys,
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keep it moving right overhead of the end of the stage. Come on
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all the way overboard. That's right. If that would be looking figure or
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somethink. When I call your names, step out to the circle. When
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I ask the questions, talk up so the people in the back of the
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room can hear you. All right. Number one, William Green vacuancy other
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people when you live, William, Come on, talk up William, talk
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up us along with the back of the room. No play. Why to
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sleep last night in a park? Conferral boulevard? What do you do?
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What you work? I get along? Do you ever think of getting a
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steady job? William? Where the world coming to an n nay day?
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Now? I should spend my free time working on I'm stupid job. Lots
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of people in the same world with you. They all were Gummidge, all
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of Gummidge. I'm playing it smart. You were in the county jail ten
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months this past year, eight months the year before. Yeah, you're playing
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it smart, all right, okay, step back Number two Theodore Swan two
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ninety feelings to registered. I just got in town. I'm not going to
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register. B just got in town. You were in town long enough to
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get south step? What do you want a guy to do? Come right
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down here fast, think it till everybody just got out of a click.
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That's what the loss says you have to do. Why didn't you do it?
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Oh? It's busy? Where do you live? Eight ninety third hook
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streak any weapons? No? Well, What about the knife? What knight
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the want in the property room? Oh that they use it from my fingernails?
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A knife with an eight inch spring blade. Oh yeah, I got
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a long fingernails that nice, just about three inches too long to be legal.
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I suppose my finger there too long too. We'll look into it.
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Number three, Gilbert Farrell fifth where Gilbert forty five fifty session. I have
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a frontless street. I watch that. I'll tell a poper house room.
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What sort of a bit motel and cord? How I'm the six months maybe
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seven? What do you do for a living? I'm looking for a job.
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What kind of a job. Well, yeah, there's something in our
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gym or maybe trying boxes or something. Is that your profession? Yeah,
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I know I know something about it. That's why you hang around the twelfth
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Street gym. Yeah. Yeah, that's why any harmon hair there is if
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you happen to walk off with four sets of boxing gloves. Oh, I
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a doid thing like I don't have to doi. Oh you have a sauce.
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It didn't come even though you aren't waging? Was sure I get calm
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compensession? You mean unemployment compensation? Yeah, you're the greatest thing. I
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ever dinast cut rigg. It's amount of time to run act take a bowl
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looking into job, all right, slide down the end of the money number
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four. Man, Oh how about Benny? You know Barbara Patton? Man?
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Oh sure, hello, Susan. Well, I'm sorry you couldn't identify
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one of those men. I might take Barbara down and show the mug file.
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Maybe she can spot him there. Okay, I shouldn't quine out the
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other girls there too. You still feel all right, Barbara? And not
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time? Oh fine, Lieutenant honesty. Okay, man, I'll be with
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Captain Marlow. You want me right, let's go, Barbo hope, I'll
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see you later, Lieutenant you will nine? Oh? Man? All right?
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Bill ran through sixty five to night. Nothing really experience. Yeah.
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I think any of these four girls would recognize him if they did see him.
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It's hard to say. He's quickness, always late at night. None
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of them saw his face, just as back and only for a second descriptions,
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don't jim. He was tall, he was meeting, he was heavy,
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he was slender. Well, I'll have the boys keep holling them,
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and we can't pass up any possibility. Majestic kid, the manager called me
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again a little while ago, and I've still got three men in and around
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the theater every ninth his help looks okay. None of them get off before
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twelve thirty. And these jobs have all happened between ten thirty and twelve.
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Each of these girls went to a late movie at the Majestic Theater or all.
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After the show, they came out, waited for a bus or street
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car, and someone passed them on the street and jabbed them with an ice
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pick. Well, lucky, none of them have been seriously injured. You
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know, Luck can't hold out. He's gonna hurt someone bad. One of
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these bands. We've got to get him being complaints are poling up by the
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hour. I want you to drop everything else. You're a work now.
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Same goes from Matt Asher and Quinet Murphy. Anybody else should be okay.
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I want plainclothesman covering that entire area. And there's many auxiliary cards as we
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can spare. Maybe if we put the heat on, he'll hang up his
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ice pick for the season. You know, Bill, I don't think this
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bird cares one way or another what we do. Yeah, I'm afraid you're
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right, all right, Ben, would you Matt come on in. I
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think you both met doctor Rock one time or another. Doctor Sudden Graham,
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Can I see you again? Doctor same mayor sugeant, Sergeant quin Oh,
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I remember you on that book salesman thing. Sergeant. That's right, Captain
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Waldo can't get down for this, So grab some chairs, boys, make
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yourselves comfortable. Well, we've picked up over three hundred suspects in these ice
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picks stabbings, no identifications. We haven't had any luck in the mug files
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much more. I don't think we're gonna have anyone. So doctor Rock's here
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to give us some of his ideas. I hope I can do you some
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good, Lieutenant, Okay, sure, go ahead. Two questions here,
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gentlemen. What kind of man would have cost a young girl on a crowded
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street jabber with an ice pick, then flee and the other why would he
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do it? Well, we know it isn't for money. The girls haven't
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been robbed, and they aren't attack cases. No, no, And there's
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only one other conclusion about him. He's pathological and overt sattists. I've gone
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over the complaint reports, and I've interviewed all the girls. Well, these
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kids have been mighty lucky. None of them have been struck in a vital
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place, the fleshy part of the arm or leg a thigh in one case.
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The Catholic legtims have been at the same age between nineteen and twenty three.
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If you think this has a bearing on it, no, yes,
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yes, very much so. I doubt if he'd attack an older woman.
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There are indications that he might select his victims beforehand in some manner or another,
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and actually talk with him and know something about them, you mean,
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long enough so they'd appeal to him in this way. Well, that's about
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it. Another point, he always operates under the cover of darkness on a
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crowded street. Lieutenant Guthrie has suggested we look for a man who's working hours
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fit into the schedule. I agree with him. Maybe he works someplace where
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he meets his girls. Well, it couldn't be in their neighborhoods. They
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live in different parts of the city, so it must be where he works
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or hangs out. Who could be Now, I have here some other points
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that you can think over. I believe your suspect will be agile, possibly
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indicating he's young. He may be a frustrated artist or sculptor, or a
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medical student. His taste will probably be esthetic. He'll be the first to
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tell you he doesn't belong where he is, that he's meant for something much
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better. Any questions, But do you think he'd admit these things doctor,
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if we get him, Well, that depends entirely on his particular personality makeup.
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He might. On the other hand, he might claim an hysterical fugue
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and remember nothing about his actions at the time of commission. Any more questions.
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Okay, doctor, that's about it. Well, when you get him,
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we've got a place all reserved for him at the County Hospital eighty seven
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a four fifteen at nine to nine eighty nine of five eighteen at the corner
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Madison and coldback and has some sign only get the smoke to come out and
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rings at two eleven and an all night mark at fourteenth Sheridan Molly still with
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a cold five said one there now half the night last night couldn't breathe.
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I think I'm coming down to it's always away the two eleven eight. I
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was gonna ask for work about pridan life, its sounds, smelling, carve,
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its thirty f everything else is by eight five Franks probably right, dark
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blue or black late model Chepherds. Take it around here. Three E five
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Francs Park looks pretty in the daytime. There's a guy a lot of running
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space at night. Occupants unknown. All units, Area AH ad W sixteenth
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and Curtis Ambulance is on the well. That's one street of Yeah, that's
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area ahe ad W sixteenth Curtis. Let them ahead, Yeah, by the
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bus stop. Asher's on. Yeah, Hello, got another one. His
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name is Virginia Blanket. You call in the whole area's coming, all right,
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let's take a look. All right, call on all your people.
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I wasn't doing any we know, we know it's gonna be all right.
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Why would he do that to me? Any of you people would see anything?
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Because it hurt pretty bad. Virginia, I'm not so bad. I
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mean I didn't even know what happened for a minute or two, and then
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I heard that. Did you see him? Did you get a good look
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at him? I didn't see anybody? Why did he do what? You?
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Alright, doc man, let's have a look. What's the matter is
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that? I still please? And hear me? Then what are you going
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to do? We don't anything serious to hip too? Yeah? Oh,
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No, wasn't it so bad? Wasn't no? Alright, where are you
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taking me? What about my mother? Are you gonna tell my mother?
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I wasn't supposed to go to the shouldn d No, No, it'll be
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all right, little ladies. All right, we'll take care of you and
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keep that in down. Or when can we come and talk to a time?
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Maybe tomorrow afternoon the next day, that's the sist. Yeah, she's
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the first one who's holding up. Oh great, a touch to a spinal
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cord bend this kid man never walk again. Got any plans this Saturday night,
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Well, don't make any that don't include yours, truly. Johnny Dollar
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and Gangbusters on CBS Radio. You'll want the full details when Edmund O'Brien as
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insurance leuth Johnny Dollar looks into the case of a policy holder who like to
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feed birds, and you'll want to hear Gangbusters chase some speeding bank robbers plaguing
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Maryland State Police. Enjoy both these mystery shows this Saturday on most of these
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same CBS radio stations. What gersons say that still in surgery? A matter
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came over told us Virginia want to Charleston contest last Yeah, do they have
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any money? Just what Virginia makes working in the dime store. There's an
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army doctor work with Gerson. Maybe the two of them can straight and uh
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pick up anybody? Hi, witness sodloney. You two want to get some
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coffee before you meet him? How about you? Man? No? No,
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now he's in your office. Ben the Crockett swim him the names Edmund
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Patrick sells papers at sixteenth from California, Hims Patcheck. My name is Guthrie.
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This is Sergeant Graham. Glad to know you. Mister Patcheck. Would
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you mind telling Lieutenant Guthrie and Sergeant Grab what you told me? Sure?
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Why? I understand you saw the whole thing pays what this man's been going
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around doing against the will of God. Sudden he is against the law.
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What did you see, mister Patcheck? I was selling my papers and praying
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tonight when it happened. Girl was very pretty. When I saw her come
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over towards you, I stop. I prayed for that girl's body in first
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hole, and I prayed now that mister Patrick. Could you tell us exactly
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what you saw? Did he crossed from in back of me? If a
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girl came towards me. He went toward her, tall, big husky fellow
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was the image of a god with the devil all around him. He passed
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her quickie works close. He passed through, and there's always hand go out
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and there was a pick in it. It come down quick, oh quickie.
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Worse. The girl I was praying for kept walking for made me another
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ten feet. Then she screamed and fell, and I prayed for her.
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I prayed for her. Can you describe the man's face, mister Patcheck?
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I saw it. He didn't run away when it happened, He turned away
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to hurt of all? When there's always face? What kind of a face
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is it? Dark light? A stash flap podgivil's face? You mean he
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walks steers with you? Do any better, quay? After you came around
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about then this man, well, at least he's sure. He saw that's
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something seriously and keeping I prayed for him. He's face fine, he wanted,
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yes, where is it, mister Patcheck? Him across from the theater
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in a white jacket, white white, the color of evil? Why where
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I go from a soup? A bus boy in a white jacket? Which
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one? Yeah, gaylords cafeteria be closed? This time of night. Huh,
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Any new fellows got a smoke for me? I'm Jim Gaylard looking for
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me. Yes, I'm Lieutenant Guthrie. This Sergeant Graham. How do you
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do? And we can talk better than my office to tennant? Okay,
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a Matt better stay down here, keep an eye on patching right this way,
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Lieutenant. When you call me this morning, I could hardly believe it,
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Lieutenant. We aren't certain of anything yet, mister Gaylord, but as
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the best lady we've had so far in these cases, I'll stay terribles.
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What kind of a man would do it? Kind of a mint? And
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let's assume he's a pretty sick man, mister game On, and his actions
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are prompted by stimulus that you and I have never known. Hard to look
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at it that way, but you're a police officer. I suppose you'll have
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to I suppose I have to help have to go. Thanks. I have
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all the information you asked, all right here here we are all and all.
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We have thirty bus boys, some work full time and some only four
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hour ships. Could you break that down? Well, we open at six
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in the morning, crew of twelve come on at that time and they all
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stay until three in the afternoon here alright, the next crew comes on at
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eleven and they go off too. How many on that shirt? Twelve?
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That means doing the heavy lunch? Are we have twenty four men on the
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floor clearing up? And when does the next shift come on? Four o'clock?
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Six men working from pot to ten. That's when we close. Our
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evening business is small. People prefer the cocktail lounge. Can I see that?
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Liszt to play? Of course? Do you know any of these men,
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mister Galen? I know who they are and I recognize their faces.
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Well, do you know anything about them? I can't cop to their lieutenant,
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I really don't. Some of our kids in school, some of them
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hold other part time jobs A buss boys a bus boy around here, and
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we have a pretty fast turnover. Will anyone quit in the last week or
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two? No, I haven't lost the boy for two months now, keeping
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my fingers crossed. Well, if you don't mind, I'd like to have
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these names and addresses for a couple of hours. You can keep it attendant.
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I have to thanks anything else I can do not right now? Thanks
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her? Well, maybe there is Our witness is sitting downstairs having a bowl
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of soup right now. He'll probably be here most of the day. He
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may try to eat everything inside. I've noticed that old man before. I'm
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glad to see him getting a good week for a chase. Well, give
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me the building. I'll pick up the tab Lieutenant. I'm as anxious for
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you to get your man as anybody. Okay, my men will be in
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the waiting room, downstairs and at all doors. You run across anything you
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think might help. I'd appreciate it. If you go directly to Van I
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will, of course. I'd have a daughter myself, just nineteen, and
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I've read about that book child Less Night, terrible thing about it, something
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like that happened to Mary Jane. I I don't know what i'd do now,
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and you have a pretty good good idea. How bad we want to
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get this man? Or one thing more? Do you use ice picks here
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all the time for chipping ice? Or where do you keep them? Mister
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Gaylor? Why every boss boy carries his own man? Hi the second ship?
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Come on here? Yeah, pant checks are not doing so well.
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Nothing of it. Nothing. All those lists you got from Gaylor, no
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records on any of them. I should talk to all the girls again.
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They all had something to eat here before they went to the movie. That
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helps. I was beginning to worry about PATCHA. You think maybe he told
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us a story to get something to eat or a warm place to pray.
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What about bringing the girls down here to look things over? No, that's
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wait, none of them really so much about his back. Pat check saw
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his face and no, he's still on a bet spen. Hi, Hi,
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man, let me a relief. Oh, I'm glad. How do
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people stand it in a cafeteria for eight hours every day to be the novis
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someone? Let's get out of here, Ben, you find a quiet place
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and have some lunch. Okay, hey, wait a minute, I checked
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spot of somebody. What. Oh, no, sure he has hooking him.
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He's standing up. I've been watching him for three hours, Ben,
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he does that every time they put something new on the menu. You're sure,
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mister Gaylor, And I'm positive this is the last crew and every one
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of them's here today. Man, they're all out on the floor bed.
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What do you think. Well, he's had time to look at all of
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them. I've been hoping that he was wrong about it. Being one of
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my employees. He's always stuck me as a very confused old man. Hi
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man, Hi, anything from downtown roundns and some of the men working in
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a shift. Ryan's from McAlister, Oklahoma. Then here a couple of months
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told his landlady plans on going to university next semester. Medical school, didn't
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say. Steele's twenty four, married, a couple of kids. Lives in
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Arvada as a filling station job. When he isn't here, he's trying to
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buy a house, serving nothing, lives in the boarding house, works with
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whites. Charger's over to the gym talking to people, you know what about
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the others, And I'm ready for a phone call. Okay, look,
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tell him to keep on that anatomy angle. I think it's the best,
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right, come on, man, anything more, Lieutenant, No, we'll
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call you if anything comes up, mister game on, all right? If
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you have my number? Hi Yah? Who care? Mayn't we sit down?
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No? Well it's three thirty, mister Patcheck. You've been here all
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day along. True, I got to get to my praperson. My frain
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to way behind with all this commotion to date, and we're all way behind,
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mister Patcheck. Yeah, we didn't ask you to come here just to
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way. Wait a minute, Hi, I remember why I'm here. Well,
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mister Patcheck, you've seen all of the men who work here, Yes,
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strong men, most of them some week and doomed. You look them
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over carefully. We've been hoping you'd recognize one of them. You'll remember what
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you told us last night about the man you know in the white jacket.
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Well, mister Patcheck, I'll pray for him. Well, have you seen
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the man we're looking for today? It must have if he worked here.
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You don't remember him? Now? Is that him? It's a hard thing
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you ask of me. You find one fish and all these fishes, Are
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you sure that's him? Would you know the things I know? The face?
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Lieutenant? Well, ever since the face appeared, I've been wondering how
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to say this thing to you, Lieutenant go three. You mean, the
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man's here now in this place? What will happen to him? Will he
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be punished? You'll be examined. I can't say what will happen after that?
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Tell us who he is, mister Patcheck? Should I? You told
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us yourself he's acted against God's will and the law of nature. I think
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you shouldn't. Should I? If you believe what you say about the violation
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of these laws, mister patcheck one man on the balcony, that's just appreciate.
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I saw with the pointed steel which one is he by the water glasses?
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That's Ryan Ray. Ryan worked here a couple of months. I did
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right, I did right. I didn't kill myself doing this. That should
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come through. Yeah, take care of him. A man's up there.
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There's something witness. Yeah, Ryan, Huh, I'd like to talk to
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your son. Huh. What about we're police officers. Police officers. Yeah,
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you have a coat. I want you to come downtown with us.
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Well, why should I haven't done anything. You've been identified as the man
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who's been using an ice pick on several women in town. Oh I read
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about that. Well, why why would I do a thing like that?
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Don't you know? No, No, I don't. I don't know.
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Well, we're talking over downtown. Wait a minit. I don't have to
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go down. Give me the pick, Gray, don't come near me,
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Ben sure. A revolver is a much better weapon than a nice pick.
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Ray, I'll use it if I have to. Right here, Well,
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it is a better weapon the right wrist. Okay, come on, don't
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you have to have some proof to take me into custody. We just said
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we had a witness one of those girls saw my face. No, just
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someone who prays for you. The lineup or before you passed the innocent,
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the vagran, the thief, the murderer. Listen again next week when we
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again bring you the lineup. May I have your attention? Please, you
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people out there on the other side of the wire in the audience room,
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may I have your attention, please, thank you. My name is grab
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Sergeant Matt Grebb. I'm explained the lineup tre each in the Suspect you will.
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The lineup, starring Bill Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben Guthrie and Wally Mayer as
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Sergeant Matt Grebb, was written by E Jack Newman, with music composed and
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conducted by Eddie Dunstead. Featured in tonight's cast were High Upper Back, Barbara
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Whiting, Junius Matthews, Virginia Gregg, Harry Lang, Hert Butterfield, and
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Sydney Miller. The lineup is produced and directed by him Doltaye All the best
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Station every Saturday in the daytime hours on the CBS Radio network. Welcome Back
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definitely a very chilling episode. The scene with the girl who had been stamped
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was very dramatic and I thought, very powerfully done. All right, well,
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I we turned to some listener comments and feedback and we had a question
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over on Facebook and was regarding Ed Begley. Thelma says, I noticed that
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in the show the line of one of the people in the show is Ed
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Begley is his son Ed Begley Junior. The actor in indeed his son is
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Ed Begley Junior. Ed Begley Senior was probably the role of most associated with
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was the role of the bigoted juror number ten in Twelve Angry Men. But
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he had a very rich career as a longtime character actor. And then we
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have a review from the iTunes store Ashton MC eight eight riots regarding the app.
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I love the app. I wish it had a little better variety in
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shows. Some of my favorites aret on here. Richard Diamonds, Sam Spade,
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Philip Marlow, but overall a great app. I use it on my
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iPhone and iPad. Well, uh, Philip Marlow is coming in forty six
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weeks, maybe a little bit of a forty four but uh yeah, yes,
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I do think some folks have I guess, in the words of Jimmy
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Duranty, gotten under a misapprehension, the not knowing that you know, this
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is a podcast that goes through the app and so you know, we can
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only go so many shows at a time, and the longer shows like the
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ones he listed definitely present a challenge. But we've all got them on our
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big last of Great of detective shows up big last on Great to Tell Actors
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dot net. So Lord William and the Quick don't rise. We'll get to
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him in due time. All right, Well, that will actually do it
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for this week. We will be back on Monday with yours truly, Johnny
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Doller. In the meantime, Sendrew comes to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot
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This is your host Adam Graham signing off