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The Line Up: The Charles Crocked Clobbering Case (EP1100) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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  Welcome to the Great Detectors of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This
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  for two weeks. But now it's time for a day's episode of the Lineup.
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  This one is called the Charles Rock Clobbering Case. Let's take a lesson
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  the lineup, ladies and gentlemen, just a moment. We will take you
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  by transcription behind the scenes of a police headquarters in a great American city,
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  we're under the cold, glaring lights. Well fast before the innocent, the
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  bagrant, the thief, the murderer. This is the lineup, all right,
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  man, hell, I'll cuin. Hey, look tiant. I am
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  tired. It was about twenty four that works in the world forty eight.
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  I don't think I've had six hours sleep since Wednesday? Do Builotti stank?
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  H? Yeah? And this weather sure? Hot? Yeah? Yes,
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  witnesses no, just looking around gull upstairs. I'm glad we can use a
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  low Yeah, I have your attention. Please see lam Yeah. You people
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  out there on the other side of the wire in the audience room, may
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  I have your attention? Please? Thank you. My name is Conger,
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  Sergeant Pete Coger. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each other suspects you
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  will see will be numbered. I'll call up a number their name in charge.
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  Do you have any questions or identifications? Please remember the number assigned to
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  the prisoners. I call his name. If you're sure, you're not too
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  sure of the suspect, have him held the questions I asked these suspect remember
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  to get a natural tonal voice, but do not take too much attention to
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  their answers as they often lie. Okay, bring on the line, all
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  right, keep it moving, I don't hear. At the end of the
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  stage, I'll turn and face front hands with your side. I want to
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  call out your number. Step out and face the screen. Keep your head
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  up so everyone can get a good look at you, and talk up so
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  everyone can hear you. Okay, Number one Leonard Strickland Robbery. Where do
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  you live? Leonard? What's your business? What do I do? Yeah?
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  What do you do? What kind of work? Well, I'm not
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  employed. I used to be a carpenter. When was the last time you
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  worked as a carpenter? The last time? Well, I guess that was
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  about five or six years ago. Oh yes, What kind of jobs have
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  you had since then? Oh? Well, I've done lots of odd things.
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  I was window washing for a while. I worked at a gas stations
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  and labor gangs for the city. I have done a lot of things.
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  Who you're with when you were picked up? Oh? Guy, Stanley Hallerin
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  And he was picked up too in the line? Sure him? Who's one?
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  Number two? Stanley Hallerin? Why I should step out? Oh?
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  Call my numbers? Say there? When? When? What do I step
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  out? I'll tell him. He was just pointing you out to the people.
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  Have printed Stanley, you're next, Okay, I'll take care of it.
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  Leonard, he ain't. Okay, knock it off. I'm sorry.
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  You just don't understand things. Now shut up, just answer my questions.
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  That's enough. Sorry, talk shut up now? When you arrested, Leonard,
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  if you have any weapons on you weapons? Guns? Nine? You
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  have the biggest shotgun you ever saw. Listen, I told you not to
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  talk unless you were asked stupid stupid? Oh yeah, yeah, Leonard?
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  Yeah? Did I ask you how stupid? He was? No? And
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  tell me about the shotgun? It was a shotgun, an old one double
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  barrel pump. What the pump? How about it? What was a caliber
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  sixteen? Gays? Okay, Leonard, step back number two, Stanley Haller
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  and robbery. Don't come on, come on, no, yeah, step
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  out, get him off the stage, take him out of the tank.
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  Okay. How where do you live? Stand? Hello? I said,
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  where where do you live? I lived down by Jefferson, Live down by
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  Jefferson, Jefferson, Big Long Street. What's the address? Twenty three sixty
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  five Ast Wolton. It's up from Lincoln. I guess it's really not done
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  so much kind of in between. This just turning out to be my lucky
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  nine. That's nice. Did you have any weapons on your stand? No,
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  I would even carried a shotgun. You're driving a car and I wasn't
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  driving. I didn't even want to do the job much. I didn't feel
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  good. Was Leonard driving the car? Yeah, that's when he wanted me
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  to hold his shotgun, but I told him not on your life. I
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  mean, you had to put in the back seat. What kind of a
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  car was not a driving stamp? Don't know? Was it a sedan?
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  The coop had a bass seat? I suppose it was a sea Dand what
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  color was it the back seat the car? I don't know. All right,
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  step back right, talk well enough? Yeah you did just fine?
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  I step back No, no, no, the other end of the line,
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  I got my safe play the other rent stamp. Okay, Number three
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  Arthur Willoughby Robbery. Where do you live on here? Ninety nine one hundred
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  nights? What do you do? I'm a painter? What kind of a
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  painter? Where do you work? I'm not working now? For the weapons?
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  You have? A car? Beat really had himself a couple of them.
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  Yeah, just got a call from small old on Adams. What is
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  on the side, officer on the beef on a dead man in an alley.
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  Okay, let's go. That's small. Yeah, I assume all right.
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  It's done. Here. Come on, let us breath, let us
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  thank you, thank you. The officer on the beat, Miller is a
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  new boy. Find him? Oh hello, Ben Crockett and I have been
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  over there. They couldn't find me. How long has it been? Ten?
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  Well? How do you die? Beat death? Padya moreson as they
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  get him downtown? All right, boys, clean it up. I got
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  a cigarette. Yeah, sure, hope he cools off and sleep five minutes
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  last night. Thanks, all right, when you want my report bench ten
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  o'clock. Okay, see you all right, Doc. Thanks the cigarette and
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  he identification small. There was a wallet here, it is, That's all
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  I had on him. The names Farmer, Stanley, Farmer, seventy nine
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  East Western. It's not too far. I'm gonna look around. I'd see
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  the fight took place in this part of the alley. You see the big
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  can uh I caved in. It looks like one of them fell over.
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  There's blood on the pavement near they shine a light on the wall over the
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  right. What are these buildings? I need a size warehouse in the department
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  stand like this. Someone must have heard something. Warehouse of the department still
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  would have a night watching. Have you heard anything? You'd have taken a
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  look, But I check anyway. I just walked down the alley. A
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  couple of wall on the side in this part of the alley working lights.
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  How about the other under the alley? What does it lean to get in?
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  Wonder what the other guy looked like? The dead one was really worked
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  over. There might have been more than one guy working them over him.
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  Yeah, hold on him, we're even fighting here. More blood scuff marks,
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  rubber heeled shoes, they're fresh marks. The biggest part of the struggle.
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  Looks like it took place back there. We'll shot it down here.
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  What's there? Shine your light down there? Down there? Small? No
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  over buy those cats there? Oh fathers. Yeah, it looks like part
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  of a woman's hat or something funny looking hat hans. I jump over here.
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  This might be something a lot of joke in this alley. Then we'll
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  go through every bit of it. Any other time it would be just junk.
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  We'll check it on. Keep the alley blocked off. I'll call in
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  them and have him send some boys down to keep it clear util morning.
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  Okay, let's go, Dave. If you find anything, we'll be over
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  at Farmer's house and then back to the station. I'll call from Farmers and
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  give a phone number. All right, Oh, it's pretty late. Maybe
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  he doesn't live with anybody. Boy, it's hot. Bring it again.
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  I'll wait a minute. There's a line. What's going on. We're police
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  officers, all right, if we come in, do you want the Stanley
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  Farmer? Yeah, he ain't home. We know he isn't. Oh,
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  are you Frank farm I'm his brother. Come on, what is it?
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  What's wrong? Standing into trouble or something. I'm sorry. I can't tell
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  you this any other way. Your brother's dead. Huh. I'm sorry.
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  We'd like to talk to you about it. Maybe you can help us.
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  You don't feel like it now? No, no, no, it's okay.
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  Maybe I should wake up with something, but I don't feel anything.
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  I should feel awful, or maybe if you had a drink. I don't
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  drink. I'm dead. He was found in an alley, but I'm one
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  of the other rooms, said all I can't think to street, got asleep,
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  fash fellows, this is, you know, miserable. I just make
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  yourself comfortable. Gosh, I think to wake up to you sleep in your
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  head off her and doorbelly. It's funny, I I was dreaming was a
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  bad one. The doll bell just jobbed me a rang a couple of times.
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  We didn't you know. I swear that this is the darndest thing I
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  got along with my brother great eye. Yes, I loved them as much
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  as anybody loving a family. Just can't feel much. We want to find
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  out who killed him? Yeah, do you have any enemies? No?
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  No, If he did, I didn't know about any. He's a nice
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  cham early, so I have to get in the sack Early, Yes,
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  stand at me would work together. He got a service. I'm sorry for
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  LIVI well we can talk about it. No, No, let's get it
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  over with. Got a job and I'd like to help. There was a
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  good kid. I'm older that I always talked about him. He really isn't.
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  It's anything, as you know. I'm getting around to her. I
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  haven't cried in a long time. I like I should like go ahead,
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  I'm okay, what time does Standali? Before I went to bed earlier around
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  seven minutes. Yeah, you've seen a girl. The name is June,
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  June. You know where she lives? No, I you told me June
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  called something like call June Coleman. Yeah, June Coleman. Yeah, Yeah,
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  he's we can see in it for a bottom week. I've never met
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  her, and you don't know where she lives. Where we might be able
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  to find her. He met her in a bar. It's Stillman, that's
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  it's it's only about three blocks from the over on Madison. I don't know
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  the addresses I will find it. Maybe she had something to do with your
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  brother say much about her. He liked her, her name, he told
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  me at once, maybe maybe twice, and any and he liked her that
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  so he told him. And you can't take of anyone who might have it
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  in for your brother. No, look, i'd tell you if I knew.
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  I guess there was people who didn't like him, or who likes everybody,
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  But I don't. I don't know anybody who'd want to kill him.
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  Well, we may want to talk some more. We'll check them. The
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  girl look good. I think I ought to see it more. He's been
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  pretty badly beating up. Yeah, yeah, you'll have to identify him sooner
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  or later, but if you don't mind a suggestion, wait till tomorrow evening
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  or or tomorrow afternoon late, look an I mister Farman, thanks sure Monday,
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  m H. I think a letter cool off? I don't know,
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  m H. What do you have? We'd like to talk to you with
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  police officers. Okay, watch the vermi shid be right back. We've been
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  talk in the kitchen. That'll be fine, okay. You know Stanley Farmer,
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  Stanley Farmer? Yeah, I know a regular customer, pretty regular coming
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  in for about a year. I guess Noah's brother. Yeah, a girl
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  named Jim Coleman. Jim Coleman, Yeah, Blan, we don't know understand,
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  good looking Bland. She's a friend of Stands. He had a date
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  with her to night. Yeah, I know, a real good looking down
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  Bland. Like I said, she came in and stand the knight. You
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  know where we can find her? Oh? Might if I asked what this
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  is all about? Stan's been killed? Dang, you say he was in
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  here tonight with the girl? Yeah? What was she wearing? Huh?
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  Do you remember what she had on? What kind of address at? I
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  don't pay much attention to those things. Yeah, did? He was a
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  pretty nice kid. That's today. How did it happen? That's what we're
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  trying to find out. How did the girl have on anything with feathers on
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  it? Yeah? Might be hey, hey, yeah she did twenty or
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  second? Have I ever seen somethings like that on top? What time does
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  Stan come in with the girl? Him in? About nine or so?
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  But how I guess he was here for a half hour or so, about
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  nine thirty or left? I guess you don't know where she lives? No,
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  how long has she been coming in here? Oh? About five six
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  weeks? She come in alone? No, first time she came in she
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  came in with Charlie. Charlie Charlie Hill's been a customer for a long time.
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  Was Charlie with her the night stand letter? No, she's been coming
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  in for two or three days without Charlie. I figured they had a fight
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  or something. And where does Charlie Lynn? I don't know for sure,
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  but he's a fisherman, commercial fisherman. He's out sometimes on the boats.
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  Two's three weeks at a time. I saw the blonde come in alone.
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  I figured Charlie was out with the boat. You have his own boat,
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  No, I know for a factory, though. He always talked about getting
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  his own boat when he's in here lust of the eyeballs all. He is
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  going to get his own boat someday and make a lot of money. I
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  always tell him, as long as to make booze, ain't gonna save enough
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  to buy nothing. He just laughing, Just more and more thin catches fat.
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  He drinks like him. Who does he work for? Another named Cassidy,
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  nice guy, rogue and everything. I don't know what the name of
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  his outfit is. Probably Cassidy something or other. He's proud of his name,
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  and he probably usually every time he gets a chance. If his business
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  has named anything, get better, it's Cassidy something around it. Well that
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  if Cassidy or Phillips saw the blonde come in. I want you to call
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  a sixteenth percent. Sixteenth Yeah, I asked for Guthrie, and if I'm
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  not gonna ask for Quinet for your coin, that's right, sixteen for your
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  coin. I got it. Thanks for your help. Sure got them again.
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  We'll probably do that. But it gets cool in the morning, wait
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  till the sun comes out. If I could stop it, I would what
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  time has it been. It's cool to fire Cassidy got a pretty big place
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  in a pretty big sign. I intended knew what he was talking about him.
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  Hey, yeah, no, well we can find Cassidy. You found
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  him. What can I do for you? Now? We're police officers,
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  mister Cassidy and Lieutenant Guthrie. This is Sergeant Asher oh hio, and we'd
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  like to talk to you. Well, don't have too much time just going
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  out. That's we're taking the Cassidy fleeto. You have a man working for
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  you named Phillips. I have Charlie Phillips. That's right, Yeah, better
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  if he don't show up in the next five minutes. He hain't going to
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  mean a hort. We just want to talk to him. Well, he
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  ain't shown up yet. He should have been here about two hours ago.
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  You know where he lives, sour in the office and get it for you.
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  But then I got to get on the bottom the way, you know,
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  and I unlocked no hold hold it here, come yeah, well come
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  on, come on, knock at him. But in a fight hard?
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  Where are you been? The proad live? Okay, okay, I'm later,
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  you'll bet you will. These guys what talk to you. Yeah,
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  this police, probably about the fight you got to last night. Who says
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  I got in a fight? Oh? I suppose you about the shiners.
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  I didn't get to move. I we like to talk to you, Charlie.
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  I gotta get on the boat. Have to wait. Well, I
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  cat, you're not down in ten minutes, we'll say it without you,
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  all right, come on, come on then, let's get it over.
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  Yeah, I'll see you later, thanks, mister. Okay, what is
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  it? You know a man named Farmer? No? Stan Farmer? No?
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  I said, no, I never How about June Coleman? Yeah?
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  So what I know her? How long have you know? Look, you
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  guys, if I don't get on that boat, I lose my job.
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  I'm sorry, but we need some answers. You'll get on the boat as
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  fast as you give them to us. Okay, I've known June for a
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  couple of months. I guess where does she live? What's this all about?
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  Where does she live? O? Run River? Two forty five South
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  River? Where were your last night? Look? I'm gonna miss you see
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  June last night? Yeah? Oh look, yo, guys, I'm getting
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  little tired of this. If I lose my job, you guys are gonna
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  be sorry. Where were you last night? I was out hot with June?
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  June Coleman. Yeah, I was out with her until re elate,
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  then I went home, asked her. I will what time did you get
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  home? About three this morning? What time did you take around? About
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  seven? And you were with her all evening? Yeah? Hey, they're
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  going the boats. Come on, get out of my way. I'm gonna
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  lose my job. Come on moving, don't get rough, charming, listen,
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  you stupid, you just like okay, you don't have to pull a
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  gun. I won't give you no trouble. Let's go, Charlie. Okay,
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  where are we going? I think we'll go over and talk to you
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  girl, my girl, Yes, June, when you were out with last
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  night, what do you want to talk to her for? Where did you
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  get the black eye? I got the beef last night, no night before.
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  Tell us about it. Well, that ain't much to tell. Some
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  guy got nasty and one thing led to another. You know how those things
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  are, Johnny, tell us how they are? We got the beef,
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  that's all. You come out on top, John, I don't know.
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  I hit him a couple of times. I guess who wins a fight.
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  That's why you guys want me. They're getting in the fight. That's right.
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  Well, it wasn't anything. The other guy was all right. Who
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  was the other guy? I don't know, just some guy, you know
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  how those things start. We would drink and having a couple. Where were
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  you drinking? Where in a bar? What bar? Johnny? Well,
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  I don't know. I was in a lot of bars. I don't remember
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  which one. I got in a fight. Well, maybe June will remember.
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  I wasn't out with June. You said you were. I said I
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  was out with her last night. I got in a fight the night before.
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  Oh yeah, you go to a bar last night? Yeah? Yeah,
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  we went to a bar. Which one? Oh we went to a
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  couple? Name him? Oh Stillman's Obi Madison. Yeah, getting chunty.
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  You're going over to see June. That's right. You ain't gonna like being
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  waked up for sir. We'll apologize. It's down further three h nine.
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  Oh, she's gonna raise the rule. Oh that this is it look not
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  gonna tain guys. It should making a lot out of a lousy little fight.
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  The fact we're interested in it wasn't a lousy little fight, but okay,
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  you're told might relax. I'm telling PE's sake, Charlie, he's a
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  cop. We're gonna handle a Charlie cops. Can we come in please?
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  I just got out of bed. I told him I was talk Charlie.
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  Can we come in? Do you want to come down to the station with
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  us? I just got up? What's going on? I told you to
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  it off, Charlie. It wasn't a minute. Wait a minute. I
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  want to know what's going on? To get dragged girl out of bit only
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  tells us you were with him until about four this morning. Yeah, that's
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  right. I was. He picked up about seven. Yeah you know Stan
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  Farmer. Stan Farmer, Yeah, I know, not with him. Yeah,
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  he was killed last night. What Oh, it's terrible. I didn't
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  know him too good. And you were in Stillman's bar with him last night?
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  He was with me? Yeah, I was. You were in the
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  bar from about nine o'clock to nine thirty with Stan Farmer, and you were
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  wearing a hat with feathers on it. These feathers. I told you.
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  We found those feathers in the alley where we found Stan Farmer's dead body.
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  I don't know anything about it. Get the black eye got it. Shut
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  up, Pete, take up. No, don't tell him I want to
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  get no trouble. Keep your mouth shut. Kill him. He got together.
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  Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh, I explained big boy all right
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  calling tell us about it. Well, he caught us out. I've been
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  seeing stand he killed. Yeah, he caught us in drag stand in the
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  alley. Standard didn't see it coming. I ran, and then he came
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  here later and told me to kill him if I ever went up with another
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  guy, do the same to him. He got me s get on of
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  my whips. But know what he was like. I never ecided to go
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  with him. I didn't have nothing to do with it. Ask him,
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  he'll tell you. I ran and I didn't have nothing to do with it.
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  Come on, Charlie, wake up and to him. I didn't have
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  nothing to do with it. Charlie, you better get into some clothes and
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  come on down to the station. Did we just want to statement? Charlie
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  will be out for a while. Big Ape Dan was a nice boy,
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  seated me. Nice. You better get something on. Okay, let me
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  ruin the best head I got Big Gape welcome back. Well that was quite
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  a comedy deal. They had in the line up today. I've never seen
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  such a funny pair. Not too over the top though, if they if
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  the other guy wasn't just really stupid, I think they would have a future
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  on stage in the prison. And sorry about the missing bits on these on
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  this episode. Just this one already edited for the most part, so only
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  have twenty four minutes of show. All right, Well, now we turn
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  to listener comments and feedback and Clarissa emails in Hi, I'm not sure,
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  but based on my limited Wikipedia searching, it looks like they might. This
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  is in regards to an episode a couple of weeks ago when they mentioned h
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  top blood. It says it looks like that made me talking about the hh
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  enagen otherwise known as the Bombay blood type, as that is where it was
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  occurred and is the most common. According to this is super rare four out
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  of a million people having the People with it can donate to all times,
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  but cannot receive blood from anyone except people with this rare hh enagen. It
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  was also discovered in nineteen fifty two, so this episode of the lineup was
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  probably topical. Thanks for all the great mysteries. Well, thanks so much.
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  Clarisa, and that does make sense. Also, we did receive comments
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  I wanted just to thank kind of repeat the same point, but I want
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  to thank William and also Celeste. Thanks so much for sending along the answers.
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  Now we turn to letting you know what we have coming up tomorrow.
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  Today was our eleven hundredth episode. Tomorrow we're going to celebrate with our eleven
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  hundredth episode special, and I think you'll like it if you enjoy a police
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  procedurals. It's an episode of a series we haven't played here and normally wouldn't,
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  but this is very relevant with a fine little mystery. It's an episode
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  of Cavalcade of America, and our main star and leading man is none other
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  than Gregory Peck. And I'll tell you more about tomorrow's show tomorrow, so
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  be sure to be listening. Well, that will actually do it for today.
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