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Detectives dot net. Well, now it's time for today's episode of The Amazing
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Mister Malone. Handsome is as handsome does the Amazing Mister Malone Operator Operator Kept
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in the office of John K. Malone. The National Broadcasting Company presents The
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Amazing Mister Malone, an exciting half hour of mystery starring George Petrie as the
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lawyer who's practiced before every type of bar has become a legend. Arlo cal
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is the city of Chicago, the time, the present, and the hero
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of these weekly adventures, The Amazing Mister Malone. Malone's the name John J.
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Malone, Attorney and consult law Tonight's and our study of the cliche.
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Let's take a gander at the shop. Worn handsome is as handsome does.
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There's a case in point. I give you a Jack Brock. Mister Brock
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is the ball head, a gent seated behind the mahogany disk in Sweet four
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nineteen of the Schubert Building. He's a private detective by advocation, but his
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work has given him a faulty perspective on life. He sees everything through a
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keyhole. Yeah, I want to do I'm sorry to save you. This
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is Hamilton. Is here? Woll else? Under iron? What do you
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make enough production for? Yes? What did you do with the file and
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cake? Okay? Oh, come on, this is Hamilton. I'll be
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with you in a minute. That's quite all right, Julie. I don't
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want to be the stub for anyone. You understand. It probably calls Tom
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a check back later. Well, I'm certainly glad to see you, missus.
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Hamilon got that report for you. That's fine. You wouldn't care for
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drink first? No, I wouldn't. I'm just trying to be No,
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please, don't put yourself out. May I hear the report? Sure?
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Report? Far by it? Sylvester Jones nineteen fifty one subject Paul Hamilton.
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I picked up mister Hamilton at my A. Do we have to go through
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all this? All I'd like to know is wether my suspicions are well founded?
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Do you mean as your husband seeing some cuity out the side? The
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answers yes. And the girl's name Penton? Uh huh? Is she in
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love with por? Is she? That's funniest thing I've heard in you.
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Well, I wishould explain the joke to me. I'll stay and don't know
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what the word love means. He's gone with one hundred guys in the last
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year. What does she do whoever she can? Right now, she's promoting
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your husband sent thankfully he's giving her over seventy thousand dollars worth of jewel rate.
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I t if I was you, I'd give him a dose of his
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own medicine. I don't follow you, mister brook. You're a good looking
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woman. Thank you. Why don't you show him too? Can play that
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game? Find yourself a little partner? Am I to understand you're volunteering your
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services? You could do a lot worse. I'm not a bad guy.
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I've only got your words about it. Well, you can't rule a guy
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up trying. There's anything I can do for you in the future, I
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rather do it. Why, I never know. Someday you may be up
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against it. If it comes give me a jingle, I think you've got
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my number. Yes, hello Malone. Well if it isn't, Lady Hamilton,
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I'm not excusing, not nearly enough. Come on in, lover,
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let me did get cold? No, don't bother. I can't do you
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know what I mean? Sometimes I think you don't trust me. Sometimes that
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does think I do. Now you know there's no more harm in me than
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in a cobra sadan do I did? I never make a pitch for a
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woman who's in love with her husband. Well, that's what I want to
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talk to you about. Paul got himself involved. How do you know I
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can sell to the private protective name is Jack Brock. You didn't go to
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Brock. I would have put you across my knee. Hey, that's not
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a bad idea. Come alone. Please, I'm in no mood for Clooney.
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Who's the girl Eve Fenton? Fenton never heard of her? Unfortunately poor
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right, Well, what do you want me to do is start suit for
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a divorce. Don't be ridiculous, you know how. Yeah, he appeals
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to your maternal instinct. When are you gonna stop playing mama? That's not
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funny, Malone. That's the truth. If you didn't watch over him like
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a baby, what they'd understand. Of course, Paul is weak, but
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it's not his thoughts. You know. They had the Standley' zone two feet
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His family always had money. Gee, that's sad. I guess I was
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lucky to be born poor. Now look, okay, okay, if you
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don't want a divorce, what did you have in mind? I thought maybe
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you could talk to him, want me to tell him about the birds and
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the bees and the flowers. If he doesn't know, by all right,
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Leen, but I gotta hunt. It'll be like talking to myself. I'll
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brief you later on the dialogue. Let's say one thing for you, Malone.
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You've got more nerve than any eight people I know. Look, Paul,
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this wasn't my idea. I don't like a butting on a family squabble
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or what do you call what you're doing. Come to think of it,
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you're right. But you know how Arlene feels about Yes, she doesn't trust
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me to come in out of the rain. It isn't fact, then what
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is it? This little girl you're tied up with, Eve Fenton? Suppose
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we leave her out of it? I don't see how we can. She's
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in this mess up to her lovely next. She's a bad dame, Paul.
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You better watch that tongue. Look, I've seen the report. She
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said, Oh good night up. I guess I asked for that, and
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you certainly did. And I'll get out, okay, Paul, But my
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mother taught me to turn the other cheek. I may be back later to
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give you a crack at it. I hate to heckle, Paul. I'm
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telling me what this is all about. Seeve, I want to talk to
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you. It doesn't matter to you that I wanted to go to the cat
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Cub. Do we have to go to a Knight's about every time we go
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out? I know, I know you hate to see me Enjoy night,
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honey. It's not that. What are we stopping here for. I told
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you I wanted to talk to you. We'll find some other stuff. This
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Disney this creep. No, that's see you think I want to say to
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you? Please? My wife's lay had dropped out as soon as this afternoon.
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Man, named John J. Malone. So so he said a couple
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of things about you. Oh, what do you want me to do?
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Tell me they're not true? How can I attend if I don't know what
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he's said? Well, we hit it? That what that there were other
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men in your life? No, I didn't let him get away with it.
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Well, bully for you? Please? Lease, don't choke? You
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know how mad? I am fraid? What's the matter? Baby? Then
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lead he hears a feeling. I'm oh, pay Paul, you're asking for
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my book. You're a first class smoke. You don't get that hurt tone
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out of your voice. I'm going to be sick a fact, like a
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grown man for change instead of a baby. What you don't need a girl?
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You need a mother. All your money isn't enough to make me take
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on the job. If you don't know what you're saying. Oh, don't
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be dull. I've been dying to say that ever since the first night.
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I'll kill you for this. Take your hands to yourself. Where'd you get
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that gun? Then? In my purse? All along I figured Sunday baby
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might get rough and Mama might have to slacken down. I'll start the car
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time you went back to the nursery. Hello, Lee, what are you
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doing here? By? Right? Well? From now on to outside?
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Why, darling, I believe you're out of store. I don't want you
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hanging around. Is that understood? Because there's no need to be huppy after
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all? Eve make me well. You didn't feel that way when I lined
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up Paul Hamilton say, I'm glad you mentioned that because the party's over.
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What on earth are you talking about? I packed him in the night?
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You didn't? Didn't? You're lying? No, admitted all right, I'm
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lying. You're better now. If you think you're going to double close meanings,
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then you'll get another guest coming. I planned the whole thing. I
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did all the work. You did all the work. Look, little man,
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this may come as a shock, but you don't know what work is.
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And then you've spent a couple of hours with mister Hamilton. I've met
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dull people. In mind, I'm not going to do this to me.
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Will you hear me? We'll let you all right? Ye have I the
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pleasure of addressing the amazing mister Malone. You realize it's full in the morning
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lit tennis. Naturally, I wouldn't think of going any other time? Uh?
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Do you know a lady named Arlene and Hamilton? Why, well,
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she's gonna wind up with a lot of time on her hand. Dan,
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that's pretty good. What are you babbling about? You know Hamilton? Time
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on your hands? It's a joke, you get it? Yeah? All
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over me? What's this about Arleen Hamilton? She knocks off a dame named
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uh? Huh? When I think that, Let's see if I understand you,
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Brooke, you understand me? All right? Where's missus Hamilton? Now?
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Now where else would she be? You're coming over it. You're done
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right. Tell her I'll be there in twenty minutes. Trying to make it
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fifteen. It's been a week since I was amazed. I don't know if
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I can hold out much longer. I'll be saying you Cansel. You are
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Malone. Well, that's where it goes. Somenight can be murdered. And
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this one was twenty minutes after I learned Eve Fenton had been folly done in.
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I was down at headquarters and when I walked in, strangely enough,
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I was greeted by Lieutenant Brooks with open arms then I noticed between them and
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held a neck. Well, come on in Malonia, justin hey, when
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you put that thing down? Sure, I just lay your head on the
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desperate are you not? You can kill him all with that? You know
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that's roughly what I had in mind. Unfortunately, Missus Hamilton, we'd be
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do it? Is that the weapon used on E. Fenton. Well if
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you think Arleen Hamilton was a party who wheeled it in your praise, well
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on that next two of us Missus Hamilton agrees with me. Why I think
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a look at this? What's that? Oh? I'm sorry? I thought
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you could read impressioned by Arleen Hailton. I'm Missus Paul Hamilton to hereby confessor
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my own free will that on the evening of June. She didn't sign it.
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No, take a look at the next page. Oh look, Brooks,
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you're not going to get away with these third degree not Oh how you
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do? Go on? If you think I'm going to permit it for one
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second? All all, I'm sorry, Lieutenant. I lost my head.
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Oh that's all right alone. We got a signed cup and in the fire.
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Why you no good? Double? When did Arlen Sinus? Five minutes
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after I phoned you. She told Sussman she wanted to dictate a statement that
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was it. Didn't you tell her? I was on my way over.
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I think that's what prompted I listen. I think I want to talk to
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her husband, pray and missus Hamilton. What's the matter with him? He
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hasn't said a word to me in weeks. Oh, well maybe he doesn't
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recognize you since you had your suit christ. As a matter of fact,
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I've been having a little Oh come on in, Arli, what are you
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doing them alone? Well? You sent for me, didn't they tell you?
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I changed my mind. You're going to need someone to represents you.
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No, no, I won't look Karle, let's stop kidding each other.
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You didn't kill you, Feddon, where's your motive? He took prawl away
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from me? So you grabbed an axe and made like George washing? And
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why weren't your fingerprints on him? How do you know they weren't? Were
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they? No? She wiped them all and that proved she didn't do it.
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Oh that's what I love. But your logical mind, let's Sidney can't
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just see she's protecting someone that's not true because I got a mother complex and
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you think Paul needs protecting, I'm gonna think of it. You may be
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right. What do you mean. Last time we had a little talk,
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he slapped me down. Maybe it's time I had my turn it back.
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I'll let you know if I score. That's the second. Hello, Paul,
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what do you want, mylone? That's no way to greet an old
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friend of the family. I've got nothing to say. That's all right.
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I got more than enough dialogue for us. Both. Are you going to
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get out of here? I just saw Arlene. You know she confessed Eve's
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murdered. I'm not at all cried, neither of my I figured she's shielding
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someone. Don't you know she killed me? Why should she? Because she
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was jealous of him? That's something I'll ever understand. You have. The
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greatest wife in the war was never a wife to me. She was,
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I know, a mother. You know what it means to have someone watch
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over your day and night, to check whether or not you have your handkerchief
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when you go walk, and if you've got an umbrella whent of grain maybe
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you need it. Don't be smart? All right. I'll grant Darling's a
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dominating type, but don't you see what he's trying to do for you.
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Now, why do you think she confess you thinks you'll kill he? And
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why would I do that? Maybe Eve got tired of it, if that's
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all you've got to say, Malone, No it isn't. Well, I
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don't want to hear anymore. You're gaunt unless we can take up another suspect.
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Your wife's going to the chair now. If you didn't kill Eve,
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who did? Who are some of the other men in her life? There
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was no one else. Don't be a jerk. That must have been a
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hundreds deeves could never been out. You know, Paul, you did that
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once before, and I think I was pretty wonderful way I held my temper
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and I ain't so now. Honestly, Why you don't father? Get in
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the old man? I can find my way out, Hey, father me,
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Yeah, I wonder if you could help me out. Where's the dumb
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on arm? Oh? It's the building a just demotto, I'll that the
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coens. Why you live there? Why? Because I was wondering if you
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might know a character named Barry Phillips. What's the meaning of this? Oh,
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don't tell me. I have, but it certainly is a small who
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are you Brock's My name is Jack Brock. I'm a private investigator. Oh
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what a don't you ever listen to the radio They call him private eyes.
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What do you want with me? Suppose we go someplace where we can have
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a drink. Huh, I don't say anything you want through right here?
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Okay? The lady came into my office sometimes back. Her name was Ali
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and Hamilton, so so I it seemed like her husband was seeing a cutie
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on the side, a little girl named what was her name? Again?
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How would I know what? Who should know better? You wentt TODs it
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to him? You were insane. I never even heard of e Fenton?
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Did I say that with her name? Yes? Funny, I don't remember.
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Look, mister Brock, b r Ok. Well, if you're quite
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true, no, I'm not, imagine mind surprised. When I opened the
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paper this morning, I read about this Eve Fent and being not uh,
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And then I noticed a very strange overside. Did you Yeah? The papers
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didn't mentioned seventy thousand bucks worth of jewelry she got from Paul Hamilton. What
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are you supposed happen to her? I have no idea? Well I have
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I think of the killer put it. You've got your note. I don't
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get me wrong, Barry, I would in his play, especially if you've
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double crossed me. What do you mean by that? This would have sounded
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like, now I know a fence that would take the step off our hands
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for thirty cents and a dollar. Get out of my way? You want
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to do better elsewhere? Eleven thousand bucks of peace seemed to be sneezed.
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There are you going to get out of my way? Well? Keep Harry,
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don't say later. I didn't give you a chance. But if I
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can't do business with you, I'll have to find myself another customer. Take
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care of yourself, fellow. Yeah, I let me talk with John Jama.
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Who's this Jack Bryn? Oh, I take your head of me.
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Unfortunately, you're a pretty funny guy. I don't think Bob Hope has much
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to worry about. What's on your mind? You're representing Arlie and Hamilton?
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You? Oh so, did she tell you I did a little work for
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her? Yeah? Well, since I concluded the job, a couple of
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things have come to my attentions. Well, I find it wasn't Eve Betton's
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idea originally the clip Paul, She's working with a guy. I figured as
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much, don't figure. Here's one thing. I'm the boy who can prove
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it. I suppose that Eve double cross. This partner has Oh could be
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any number of ways. Maybe she dissolved a partnership. Maybe she refused it
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to the up. That's a possibility. Did you know what Paul Hamilton gave
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Eve? Seventy thousand dollars worth of Vice one? He was going with her?
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No? Did the cops didn't flint in her apartment? What do you
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make of that? All right, brock, what's the Pictu're not telling me
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all this because of my big brown eyes? Well you notice I didn't tell
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you the guy's name. That's gonna cost you five grand. You've got delusions
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of grand. Your client can afford this, think and save her life.
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Maybe she doesn't want her life safe? Didn't you here? She confessed?
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Oh what did that happen a couple of hours ago? You want to do?
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I'll give you the guy's name and address for a thought. Five hundred.
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You got a deal. When when I get the money, as soon
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as I verify, Well, Marry Phillips, Arry Phillips, Now, Papa
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Domelona, I got your word, for it such as it is. What
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do you mean? I guess I'm as bad as you are, Brock.
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They don't let it ruin your faith in all man, it's just two of
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us who can't be trusted. Yes, I'm looking for Barry Phillips. Well,
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well, looks like I made it. I wasn't aware that I invited
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you in. I'll forgive the oversight. I'll love mister mylone. Oh heard
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of me? Na, truly I never missed you on the radio. Your
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first name Ted, isn't it. That's pretty cute. You ought to be
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in radio yourself. Now what can I do for you? But one thing?
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You can accompany me down at police headquarters. Why should I do that?
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Just because you're the considerate type. I got very sensitive hands, and
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you wouldn't want me to ruin them. I slugging you, you wouldn't.
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Don't underestimate me, Barry. This is my day for hitting people. I
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started with Paul Hamilton and I just as soon finished with you. You're a
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lot smaller, yo, Lieutenant. I'm back. Hey Stone hides the valuables.
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That man's here again. No, someone heard you. They think you
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weren't glad to see me now, I wonder how they'd get that in frick
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Listen, I got this whole case figured out. Oh you have kind of
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slow alone. I had to figure out hours. A though you don't really
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believe that tony confession A Leyen Hamilton, may, I most certainly do.
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Where she now home? Judge mckellis the granted vale twenty minutes ago? Well,
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I got to hunt at the last few seen him. Oh she'll be
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bad. I got it. You see, I know who killed the fan.
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Yeah, there's a little boy named Barry Phillips. Are you out of
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your mind? Did you find any jewelry in eves apartment? No? Well,
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Paul gave her seventy thousand dollars worth. Where did it go to?
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You tell me? The other one was amazing? The killer took it.
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Robbery was a motive for this murder. It's as simple as that. Even
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Barry were partners and he thought she double crossed him. Where's this Barry Phillips
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now? In this room with the bellmont? I slugged him. Oh what
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you want to do that for? It? Look a little tennant. For
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thirty odd years, I've been looking for the one man in his town I
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could like today I found him, wouldn't I be a fool to let him
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get away? Yeah? Well, where do we go? Malone? Start
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down the out of the hall. You sure this, Barry Phillips will be
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positive? Oh? You should have seen the writer let him have it with
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a beauty? Yeah, you must be training on. Had it for listen,
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counselor all I got is save it for later? This is the place?
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Yeah? Oh where is it? Hit those lines? What did I
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tell you? When Malone sucks and they stay socked? All right, Barry,
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it's time to get up. You got company, Barry, I don't
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know get out of a way? Wow? He did, but I only
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hit him once. You don't know your own strength. Did you ever consider
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fighting professionally? They could fill you is kill them alone? That's one title
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you really desert. All right, killer, let's go. You're listening to
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the amazing mister Malone. Every time the cost of living index goes up one
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percent, people must spend an additional two billion dollars per year. This same
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inflation strikes a defense too. In the next two years, defense costs are
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estimated at around one hundred and forty billion dollars. If inflation raises these costs
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by only one percent, we you and I the public will be paying one
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billion, four hundred million dollars a year extra. No one man and no
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active Congress can stem this tide of inflation, this iebomb, whose effects are
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more widespread than those of the atom bomb itself. But if we all act
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together, we can win. What can I do you ask? First,
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don't buy anything you don't actually need. Second, don't buy or sell anything
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it's over the established sealing price. And third, but every extra dollar you
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have into defense bonds, bonds that help our country stay strong financially. Sign
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up for payroll savings where you work, first thing tomorrow. And now back
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to the amazing mister Malone. I don't know why things like this always happened
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to me, but I suppose I shouldn't complain. If they didn't, i'd
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be minus a job. Now it looked like I was going to lose even
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more. And while I retired to a neutral corner, Lieutenant Brooks counted Barry
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out. Oh he's dead, all right. You know I certainly got a
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head to you, counselor, and wouldn't I love to, But I tell
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you, Lieutenant, I barely touched So you must tack a while up like
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Joe Lewis. If you escape the chair, maybe I can get you to
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find a testimonial for the ever Lass people. If you don't, oh,
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come on, lone, this is no time for you to go. That's
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way of this. Huh. What do you make of this little round hole
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in his back? It ain't a life saving Maybe it is because it sure
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saves your life. He was shot and I didn't kill it. Are you
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sure? I'm sure? Oh? Maybe you forgot after you hit him.
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Maybe a pumpter slug and him just to make sure he was out. Don't
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talk like a jerk. Oh, I hate to see such an opportunity.
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Go to wait. Listen, lieutenant, I got it all figured out.
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Oh that's what I love about you, Malonia, like the US mail,
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nothing stuff, I tell you. I see it all now, and I
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know who killed it, all right? Who? The same party who killed
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the eve Phentan? Can you hatch on a Jack Brock, a private detective?
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What's he got to do with I'll tell you later, but we'll need
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him. And Paul Hamilton? What about your client? This is Hamilton?
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Oh? By all means, let's have her too. I always do my
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best work when there's a lady in the house. Look, Lieutenant, I
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think I'm entitled with an explanation. You have that footing, no right to
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bring in. You got to let him go. Well that raises a problem.
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Will you keep out of the star leane? I can look after myself
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going I'm sorry, I only meant I hate to interrupt, but kN of
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strength to get a wood and I drive. Yeah, yeah, of course.
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Listen, what are we waiting for him anyway? Oh? Why that's
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true? The startify show and here he comes. Now hello, Well that's
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about time alone. Your audience is getting restless. Well, we want to
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hold him along at least not all three. What are you driving that?
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I don't know whether you heard Brock, but there's been another murderer anyone I
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know, Yeah, someone you know quite well, Barry Phillips. Remember you
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gave me his name on the phone. I gave you his name. I'm
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glad you said that because I promised you five bills for the information and this
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sort of gives me an ounce, right, Paul, why asked me?
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I was wondering whether you saw any fallacy or my lodge. I'm afraid I
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hadn't been listening. You should have because you've got a big stake in it.
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I don't see how, Bob, Paul, you killed Barry Phillips and
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he fanders No, yes, he did love her. You couldn't do everything
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for him. There are a couple of things he finally did for himself,
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and both of them were murdered. Congratulations Paul today, You are a man,
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all right, lieutenant. But they finished eating. So whenever you're ready,
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whenever I'm ready for what? Well, don't you want to ask me
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any questions? Not particularly well? Uh, don't you want to know why
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Paul killed Eve Fenton? Oh that's pretty obvious. He wanted to get even
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the dame played him for a sucker and his ego couldn't take him. Ah.
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Well, uh, you're probably wondering why he killed Barry Philip not for
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the same reason he killed thee Barry was in on the flat to clip him.
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Oh well, uh, well, no doubt you're puzzled about what happened
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to I'm missing Joe. Doubt very ridiculous. Paul took it after he killed
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Eve, just so to be a total lost. You saw all that,
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but don't tell me. I've amazed the amazing, mister Malone. Oh,
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in that case, I'm going home and cut my throat. I've got nothing
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else to live for. Good Night. I ever heard the story of the
29:29
boy who tried alcohol for the first time. Surprisingly, the only tea totaler
29:34
in the party wound up half shot. I'll tell you all about it next
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week. So when I pick me up at my office at the same time,
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I'll be waiting for that good night welcome back. I guess that this
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is one of those cases where I don't quite get the toddeling, but I'll
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go ahead and let that pay us. Just another solid episode, great dialogue.
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The one thing that Mitt deserves some discussion is the part where the guy
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asked if John if a. Malone's name is Ted and he was just a
30:15
radio broadcaster extraordinaire. He started on radio in nineteen twenty nine in Kansas City
30:29
reading poetry, and then during the war his role as an announcer expanded to
30:34
variety shows, quiz shows, and then even went into being a war correspondent,
30:41
and eventually he established his own production company later on in the nineteen fifties.
30:48
But really a great radio pioneer, Will continued to do some radio work
30:53
right up until he died in nineteen eighty nine, sixty years after he became
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involved in the medium. All right, well, listener comments and feedback and
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this podcast. In fact, I've downloaded every episode available on iTunes. I
31:15
was wondering do you think that you could do the Saint? But thanks for
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all the episodes. Indeed, The Saint is planned for later on this season.
31:26
It'll be after we finish up the Johnny Dollar five parters and also after
31:32
we do Pursuit, so we have a good nine or ten months ago.
31:37
But I am personally very excited about it. I've been watching the George Sanders
31:45
Saints movies and also have been trying to get my hands on the Roger Moore
31:51
Saint TV series so that I can be thoroughly informed and prepared when we finally
31:57
get into the Saints. So just keep listening. It'll be coming to Mondays
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in just a few months. All right, Well, that will do it
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