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now is today's episode of Alife in your Hands. This one is called Judge
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Cook Murder. Be sure to hear the ten o'clock News Raleigh Cigarette present Earl
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Gardner, the world's most popular writer of mysteries, creator of Perry Mason,
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doug Selby and many other outstanding characters, Ladies and gentlemen, Mister Jonathan Kay,
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good evening. There have been many murderers who would have gone scott free
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if it had not been for the testimony of an innocent bystander, a role
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in which any of us might be cast. At any time, even now,
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somewhere in the city, there may be a crime in the maker.
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Good night, Mason, Good night, sir. Pamela Nasan is a pertish
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butler, a wonderful dinner, good coffee in the study, And this swell
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brandy? How much do this Napoleon Brandy? Have you left Uncle Edwin?
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Not much more? I'm afraid I want to have a little talk with you.
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Pam Oh, dear you're going to be the heavy guardian again. Please
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don't quite of age. Are no longer your guardian, well, guardian of
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my money thing. That's was your father's wish. And I got my bank
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statement and ans checks today. Really there was a check for a thousand dollars
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that had my signature, only I never signed it. Sounds like someone's been
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up to some skullduggery. Uncle. There isn't any question about it. The
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signature is forged and you did it. The best handwriting expert in the country
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has assured me of that. So now I'm a forge. Why do you
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do things like this? Do you realize you could be put in jail for
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what you did? Oh, you wouldn't do that, not your knee.
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Oh you're right them, I wouldn't do that. Well, then why all
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the fos. Let's just forget about that check. Oh no, no,
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it won't be that easy, young lady. I'm going to take that money
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out of your allowance. You're supposed to get five hundred a month, but
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you get nothing till the thousand is repaid. You mean I don't get my
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alarm for two months? That's right, But I'm glad when you can't do
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that. I've got to have that money. I've just got to I'm sorry,
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Pam, but I have to do what I think is right. No,
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no, you can't. I need that money. Yeah, what's all
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this? Why do you need the money so desperate? Never mind I need
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it? Do you want me to be killed? What on earth are you
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talking about? Family? Goddamn my alone. Don't kill me if I don't
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pay stop it. Don't carry on that way? Who will kill you?
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What do you have to pay? Just you tell me what this is all
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about. I won't give you another sense, young woman. I owe it
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to Monk Kelly at the cham Cham Kelly. What did you owe him for
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a lot? That roulette? And I still owe him more? Gambling?
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How did you get into a place like That's my own niece. How did
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you get started in the place like that? Tell me Mason, Mason,
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Well we'll see about this. What are you doing bringing? I ain't going
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to get the bottom of this right now? This is I think you get
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to the bottom of Uncle Madwin. I was a little fool I did.
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I played a lot I had. They have a thousand to pay up and
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I still need another thousand. Well, you will not get it from me.
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I had gone along with you as far as I intend to. You
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can get out of this mess the best way you can. I certainly did
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come in here and close that door. What this Mason? You're still on
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parole? La? Yes? Jud I gave you a second chance when you
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were released, did I not? Yes? Jud And I'll always be grateful,
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too grateful. How dare you use a word like that to me?
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You don't know what it means. Fine sense of gratitude you've got. I
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picked you as the gutter, feed you clothed, You give you a job,
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and how do you repay me? I ticking my niece to a gambling
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house shut. I couldn't help it. She wanted to gamble. I took
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her where I could keep an eye on her so she wouldn't get into trouble,
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wouldn't get it's her trouble. What do you mean where you could keep
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an eye on her? What's your connection with the shamrock? Well? I
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I run the table on his knights off oncle that's the Mason. I'm through
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with you. You've deliberatesly used me as a cover up for illegal activities.
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You've violated your parole and you're going back to jail where you belong. Wait
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a minute, gets out of here. I don't watch you with the same
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room with me. I'll take care of you in the morning, sir.
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Go on, get out. You'll be sorry by this. You won't get
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away with it, you young woman, you're allowance to stop. If you
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need money, go get a job. But as the terms of of office
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will, I don't have to give you a penny until you're thirty, and
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that's when you'll get it, not before you can mean that seven years I
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can then do mean exactly that you've had your last chance. Oh, you'll
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get out too. Leave me alone. You can't do this. I won't
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come in, Yes, smoke less. Him at home hasn't had much
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exercise in the last few days, and I thought a frisky dog might not
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be conducive to the best chet. Look, he's a good dog. I'm
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sorry you didn't bring him along. You want me to go home again?
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Him when we take a few minutes to walk around the lagoon and back tail
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us no long We'll have a game or two. Helthough I wondered, give
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you any competition. Pardon me for mentioning a judge, but you acted only
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hears something in your mind. Anything I can do to help, I'm afraid
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the police. Maybe there is something you can do for me, anything at
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all, Judge Cook, It's familiar. She's got herself mixed up with gamblers,
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a lot, a lot of money gamblers at a place called the Shamrock.
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You know the spot. Wait a minute, You'll company owns a lot
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of property around there. You haven't owned the building the Shamrock occupy. Why,
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oh, yes, Judge, we on that building. Well, that
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makes it simple, Philip. I want you to evict the tenants immediately.
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They're using your building for illegal gambling. I can hardly believe that you have
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a proof of this. Of course proof Why man Mason is actually running a
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dice table there in his spare time. So he told me. It's amazing.
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I'll certainly look into it at once. You tell him to get out
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of there right away. But we would have to have a lot more proof
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than the mere word of Mason. After all, he is an ex convict
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about yeah, yes, that's right. You'd need changeable evidence. But to
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believe in a conviction all that would help a great deal. All right,
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I'll get to the evidence you need. I'll get this Kelly and the men
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behind him. Come on, let's play some chests brook tonight seven? Checkmate?
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You got me again. I'm afraid I have no competition for you to
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night, Philip. I don't think you've had your mind on the game,
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Judge. I'll be on my way. It's almost eleven and I still have
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to take Smoky for his walk. Bring him along next time, I will,
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Judge. Don't be too harsh on Pamela. She's pretty young, you
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know, she's old enough to have some sense of responsibility, and this time
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she's going to learn a lesson the world. Can that be? Who's that
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there? What are you doing outside the window? Why don't Smoky here?
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Boy? There's nothing there for you. Here's smoking boy. I beg your
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party. I think you might at least look for you're Oh it's mister Grant.
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I'm awfully sorry, missus Fawley. It's so dark here by the laguna.
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I didn't see you. I was just calling Smoky. He seems feel
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straight. Oh he's aware. He's gotten me all away. Makes that dog
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go away, Smoky, behave yourself. I'm terribly sorry, Missus Fawler.
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Address is ruined, absolutely rude. I hope it isn't. It's better all
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that. Hell, I guess I know him good. Heavens. What was
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that? It sounds like Pamela Cook? Did she say the judge had been
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murdered? Your honor, I'd like very much to enter this case as amecas
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Curi I, I haven't any objection, mister Keg, but why Judge Cook
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was a credit to the bench and a very good friend of mine as well.
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I want to be sure his killer is punished, provision is granted,
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Ladies and gentlemen of the jury. I will explain that as amecas CURII,
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mister Keig will represent neither the defendant, Frank Mason or the prosecution. He
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will simply use his ability to cross examination to help the court find the truth.
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You may proceed, mister Keg. I call the defendant Frank Mason.
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Mister Mason, you were employed by a Judge Cook as a combination houseman in
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chauffeur. That's right? For how long? A little better than a year?
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About fifteen months you had been in prison and were released on pro is
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that correct? Yeah? Now, weren't you were doing at the Shamrock with
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the clear violation of that parole. You know that if a man on parole
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engages in an illegal activity, he will not only be punished for it,
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but made to serve out the balance of his time on the previous conviction.
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I know that, But there's lots of gambling everywhere. But you knew it
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was illegal. Yes, and therefore you knew that all Judge Cook had to
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do was tell the parole officer about it and you would have been back in
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jail. Well, I suppose so, but I didn't think that Judge would
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do it. I see, where were your quarters at the cook house?
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I had a room over the garage. Were you there when the shooting took
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place? I was asleep. The first thing I heard was when she began
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yelling. Tell me, was there a gun on the premises? Not that
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I know. I never saw one the garage where you slipped. Was it
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on the same side of the house as the wind Uther which judge was shot?
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Well, I answered the question, was it? Yeah, that's all
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stepped out. Recall Pamela Cook, this Cook. Your uncle gave you an
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allowance? Yes, how much five hundred a month. Oh, in spite
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of this five hundred dollars a month allowance, you forged your uncle's name to
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a check for one thousand dollars, didn't you. I've explained all that I
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had to have the money to pay my gambling losses. He wasn't my feeling,
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Uncle Edwind could always get it back from my inheritance. What the fact
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remains that you committed a criminal act in forging that check. What did your
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uncle say when he found out? I don't remember exactly. He was very
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upset. Did he cut off your allowance? He said something about it.
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This money came from your father's estate with your uncle controlled for you. Yes?
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For How long was this arrangement to continue? Did your uncle control that
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money indefinitely? Could have kept control of it till I was thirty? Or
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turn it over to me? In his discreation, Well, now that your
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uncle is dead, who controlled this money? I do? And old?
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Are you now amous school? I'm twenty three. Did you hear the shot
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which killed your uncle? No, mister, I was up in the attic
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room listening to the radium. How did you happen to find your uncle?
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Well? I went downstairs later to see if he felt better after his chest
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team. I hope to reason with him. I see. Was there ever
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a gun in your house? Well? Yeah, Uncle Edwin used to keep
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him paceful. Where did he keep it? Well, he didn't actually keep
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it himself. He usually had whoever was the house man at the time,
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and at the time of his death, the house man was Mason. Yeah,
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that is all miss Cooked, you may stepped down. It was my
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understanding, your honor, that the murder weapon was not found. No weapon
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has been placed in evidence. Mister Keg, I should like to recall mister
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Philip Grant. Mister Grant, you played chess, but Judge Cook the evening
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he died. How did he see? He was very upset, couldn't concentrate
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on the game at all. Did he tell you why he was upset?
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And she did? He said Pamela and lost a lot of money gambling that
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Mason was responsible. Did he say what he was going to do about it?
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He said he was going to have Mason put back in jail. Is
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that all he said he was going to do? Well? He said he
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was planning to have the Shamrock clothes. And I believe that previous testimony has
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showed that your company owns the Shamrock Well, I think they should be made
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player. It's through that my company owns the building, but we have nothing
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to do with the gambling that people say takes place down there. That's an
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activity of the people who leased the building. I see what time did you
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leave Judge Cook's home and I he was killed? Oh about eleven o'clock,
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I believe when did you return eleven thirty? I thought I heard Pam screaming
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that her uncle had been murdered, and I went back. What were you
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doing in the meantime? Walking my dog down by the lagoon? I've always
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take him for a run at that lagoon separates your house from the judges.
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Yes, sir, did you see or hear anyone while you were walking?
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And as a matter of fact, I did. I bumped into missus Fall.
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I literally bumped into her. I wasn't watching when I was going.
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Who is missus Fall and Mildred Fall? She lives at the north end of
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the lagoon, about halfway between the Cook places mine. How soon after you
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met Missus Fall? Did you hear Pamela Cook screen? Just a few seconds.
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I was still talking to Missus Fall when we heard Pam. Just one
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more question, mister Grant, do you own a gun? I used to.
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It disappeared some time ago. I don't know what happened to her.
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I haven't seen it in years. I give mister Grant, you've been very
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helpful. Give my step down your honor. I would like to request a
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recess at this time or what purpose mister Keg, the pattern of truth is
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beginning to emerge, but further testimony is needed. I should like a few
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hours to check some facts. Then I feel we need the testimony of an
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innocent bystander, a person who just happened to be nearby when the crime was
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committed. We will call on ever you wish, mister Keg, and that
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person must testify it. God will return till to a glad. Jonathan Keg
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is about to call as his next witness a person who's only connection with a
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and court has reconvened. Jonathan kagg is called Miss Mildred's Fall to the sand
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shes Faughn and Jonathan Kegg is just beginning his crossing enemy. This is fall
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on the night Judge Cooker's murdered. Where were you at about eleven thirty?
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I was going home along the shore walk rather a late hour for a woman
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to be walking alone in a fairly deserted area. I can take care of
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myself, I'm sure of that. On your way home, did you meet
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anyone? I met, mister gret He walked right into me. Now,
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thank Kevin, missus Fall. Did you hear or see anything out of the
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ordinary? No, sir, did you hear anything like shot? I did
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not. Did you hear anything at all? Not all the way home?
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All the way home, no, just a moment, missus Fall. Mister
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Grant has testified that you and he were talking when Pamela Cook screamed, oh
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Bet, I didn't think you were talking about Bet. You did hear then,
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of course I did, but just a moment ago. You testified that
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you didn't hear anything at all, certainly nothing unusual all the way home.
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Would you call a woman screaming murder in the night a usual thing? Well?
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I really didn't think that. Well, I mean, I understand perfectly
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what you mean, missus Ball, but please don't try to guess what it's
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meant by a question. Just answer factfully as best you can remember. I'm
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sorry. Now, after you heard Pamela scream, what happened? Mister Grant
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ran towards the cook help. I waited for a minute and then gone home.
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Weren't you curious as to what was going on? I was, frankly
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when I heard the word murderer. I felt the best place for me was
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at home. And you saw or heard nothing unusual or you got home?
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Not a thing, mister King, I'm possible. Now going back to your
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meeting with mister Grant, was there anything unusual about that? Not? Aside
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from the fact that he bumped into me? Did you hear anything? Now?
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Think careful, honestly, mister King, there wasn't a thing. I
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was walking along rather rapping. I heard mister Grant called to his dog.
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I heard the dog splashing in the water. I guess both of us were
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looking for the dog, because that's when we bumped. Oh yes, and
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then the dog came up and shook himself all over me. I was breached.
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And then the girl screamed, are you sure you heard the dog splashing
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in the lake. Well, I certainly heard something splashing around, and just
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a second later the dog came up, dripping wet. Thank you very much,
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missus fall. Your testimony will prove very helpful and aiding us to find
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the proof, your honor, I should like to have a brief recess in
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order to have mister Grant's dog brought into court, and then I should like
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mister Grant to take the stand again. That's a nice dog, mister Graham,
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no, thank you, and sits smoking obeys very well. Would you
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mind telling him the court something about him is breed, is training and so
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forth? All right, if you want me to. But it strikes me
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as a little silly. Is this relevant to this case? Mister king?
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I assure your honor that I will connect this at the proper time. Well,
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if you say so, you may proceed. Go ahead, and mister
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Graham, I won't bother you with his kennel name. He says, bring
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his faniel two years old and answers the smoking trains who flush birds and the
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trees unleashing. Please all right, yeah, with the court permission. I
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have a rubber bone here, way to toss it over by the jury box.
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Now get it's a booky, all right, that's the bone. Who
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wants a book again? And you're wasting your time as the kike. He
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won't budge. Oh, I see sail. Will you please hand me that
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bone? Thank you? Now, mister Grant, will you please throw the
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bone in the same spot? Very well, there he budged that time,
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mister Grant. Naturally that time I threw the bone. Thank you, mister
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Grant. That is all I believe. Officer John Lansing is president in court.
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I should like to call him as a witness after lancing. I believe
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you recovered the gun from the lagoon about an hour ago. The caliber was
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thirty eight at square xam. That is the caliber of the gun that killed
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Judge Cook. Was there a serial number on this gun you recovered, and
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if so, when whose name was it registered? It's registered in the name
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of mister Philip Brand. Were there any fingerprints on this gun? And if
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so, have they been identified? There were prints on the gun which have
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been identified as those of mister Philip Brand. Has it been established that the
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bullet that killed Judge Cook came from this gun? According to bless six she
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has said no, no, Philip, and hold it, mister kay,
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I don't think I follow all this, your honor. Thanks to the testimony
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and missus Mildred Fall, an innocent bystander who remembered what she saw and heard,
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we have found the real murderer, Philip Brand, how did missus Fall's
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testimony lead you to Grant? Missus Fall heard the dogs smoke, he's splashing
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in the lagoon. It all. Doesn't go swimming in a lagoon for no
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reason when he's out for his nightly walk smoke. He is a retriever,
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but he will only retrieve for his master, La Grant. Therefore, I
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reasoned that Grant had thrown something into the lagoon. At that point, the
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only thing missing was the murder weapon. I see the reason the dog jumped
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into the lagoon was he saw his master through the gun. In precisely,
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That's how I was able to tell the police exactly where to search for the
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gun during court recess. We have now recovered it. Actually, Philip Grant,
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in addition to only the building where the shamrock operated, was one of
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the men behind the gambling. He faced ruin and Judge Cook really began an
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investigation. So when he left the judge's house, he went home, got
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his gun, returned and killed the judge. But now that we have that
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gun, he will pay the penalty he deserves. The cag That was a
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highly obscure pattern of evidence in your solution was most ramatic. Thank you,
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mister Wallace, and once again a witness who was sure she knew nothing about
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it held the clues that led us to the truth. Well, I'll see
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you next week. Good night, good night, Kay friends. Here's a
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Stripped by the mckeys, with musical effect by adelt Scott, conducted by a
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Whitey Berkeley. Jonathan Keg is played by a Carton Cadell. This is my
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fallace, inviting you to be with us again next week when Raleigh cigarettes the
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pack with the coupon on the back, will again place a light in your
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hands. The all riches come back Thursday on NBC wm Q and w im
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Q F M NBC in Chicago. Welcome back, another solid solution here.
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Some of these transcripts list of episodes have this episode mistitled Judge Hardy Murder,
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which is odd because the judge in the story is not named Hardy, but
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Judge Hardy was a famous character from the Andy Hardy movies. So apparently some
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people said a judge was murdered, must be Judge Hardy. Now not quite,
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but otherwise another solid case. All right, well, that'll do it
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for today. We will be back with you on Wednesday with Light George.
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