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Police Headquarters: Track Five and Double Death (EP1238) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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  my review of Fit to Kill by Brett Holliday, another Michael Shane mystery.
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  try that service out for free for two weeks. Well, now it's time
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  for episodes five and six of Police Headquarters. Today is track five and episode
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  six is Double Death. So let's take a lesson. Hey said Quarters.
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  This minute, I'll give you the Detective Bureau. Detective Bureau at the Gray,
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  Lieutenant, this is Michael Rock. What's that, Mike? Your robbery?
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  Lieutenant? Rob daylight two? Where did it happen? And might be
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  sixth and Maine. A guy in a taxi drove up alongside a couple of
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  women and lifted this sparkla What they get? Three or four rings and a
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  diamond necklace Man's Field. The dame that on the necklace is worth eighty thousand
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  parts. Wait a minute, is that Missus Lester Mansfield? Yeah, I've
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  heard of that necklace before. Where are you now, Paul Bark sticks the
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  main. The women are here too, one of them fainted where you got
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  her in the dark? Stall? Okay, sit tight, I'll be right
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  over. Yes, have Captain Watson send somebody to relieve Patrolman O'Rourke stick the
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  main and send out a radio pickup on a phony tech dab. Somebody just
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  lift through the Man's Field necklace. Where the women, Mike and the drugs
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  star Lieutenant and doctor's looking after Missus Smith. She's caring on something marveled.
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  Missus Mansfield in there too, Yes, sir, all right, I'll see
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  if I can get a description from her. Get this crowd to move England.
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  Come inside, Captain Watson sending a man to relieve you. Yes,
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  sir, all right, I'm so glad you're here. It was dreadful.
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  He drove up a long time. That's a minute, ma'am. You are
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  Missus man's Field, Lieutenant. That's the other lady, very excited. Missus
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  Smith isn't the very strong woman, lieutenant? And when them met. Sit
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  down here, Missus Mansfield, let's get the whole story. Oh you're so
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  cool and brave, Lieutenant. I just know you'll find my necklace. Won't
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  possible, ma'am. What happened Missus Smith and I? She's a white,
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  gracious Smith, you know. But with just coming back from the Service League
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  charity. I was driving my roaster down Sixth Street when a TEXTI pulled up
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  alongside and paused me to the curt that's a minute, ma'am. What kind
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  of a taxi? Oh? Just a regular kind, you know, the
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  two colored ones. I see, go ahead. A man jumped out and
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  said he was sorry that the steering gear had broken. He came around to
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  our side of the car, and then I saw he had a gun.
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  He took our duel, got back into the taxi and left. It all
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  happened so quickly that I didn't know what to make of it for a minute.
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  Missus Mansfield, Oh, sit down, Mike and get this description.
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  Missus Mansfield, can you tell us what this man looked like? Well,
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  not very well. He was smaller than new Lieutenant, rather dark, and
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  wore a blue stirted sea. Was he wearing a hat, No, it
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  was a cap, I believe. Did you see the color of his hair,
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  No, not that I remember. But I noticed the scar on his
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  right cheek, I thought. As he reached for my purse, scurryh that's
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  good. Is this the person? Yes? He opened it and took the
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  money that was inside and threw it back into the car. We don't want
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  to borrow this for a while, Missus Mansley. You'll see if we can
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  find any prints on it. They show up nicely on that patent letter.
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  Oh sure, in Lieutenant, Oh, I do hope you'll find my necklace.
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  Lester will be so angry because I wore it today. You see,
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  he asked me not to probably more worried about your welfare than the necklace.
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  Well, be do what we can, man. He'll be at home if
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  we want you, Yes, all right, we'll call you if anything turns
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  up. Come on, Mike, let's take this bag to the fingerprint Buda.
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  Yeah, sir, I wanted he say. Lieutenant Powers identified the prince
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  as belonging to Antonio Moretti, with a record of two terms in state prison.
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  I'll see that file a minute, okayo m Moretti. Yeah here it
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  is age thirty one. See that picture. That's the same guy that missus
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  men see to describe scar and everything. Yeah, we'll have him in twenty
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  minutes. Hello, Tim, send out a pickup on Antonio Moretti and have
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  the DEAK issue a warrant for first degree robbery. You'll find all that open
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  the files. I want him inside of twenty four hours. Right, you
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  don't mean to go back on my beat now, autant, Yeah, you
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  might as well make oh wait a minute, hello, Oh good, send
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  him in. That's a minute. There's something new on the case already not
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  yet. A taxi driver just came in report losing his cab, and maybe
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  the same one mulready used. Come in, Oh, sit down. What's
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  your name? Becauson? I drive? Yes, yes, I know somebody
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  stole your cab. Tell me about it. Well, I was at my
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  station over on Cambridge when I get a call to a room in house on
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  garfiad Wait a minute, remember the address? No, but I can find
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  the house, all right, go ahead, Well I go over. Then
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  this guy gets in and tells me to drive him the medical Aue building downtown.
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  I drove two or four blocks and tepally I feeed a gun on the
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  back of my neck and the guy telling me to step out. What did
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  you do? I stepped out and the guy drove off. Eh, yes,
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  sir, Oh, Mike, answer, show this fellow the picture of
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  Tony MURRETTI answer right here, Lieutennis, there is that the guy. See
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  that's him? All right, I remember him by that's car on the state.
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  Okay, my car is downstairs. You're going to direct us to that
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  rooming house on Garfields. Come on, Mike, maybe this won't be such
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  a tough job after all. Yeah, is it yep? Time out?
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  Okay, you stay in the car. Come on, Mike, it's just
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  a kind of a place you'd expect my ready to hang out. And I
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  bet you can get a room here for a buck a week. Someone's coming
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  to the door. We're officers, but then Tony, I'm already live here.
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  He's the largest kidding the officer. Sure there's no mister MURRETTI living here,
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  sauce I run a nice clean place, or we don't have no law
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  records living here? Go other picture, Mike, Yes, yeah, I
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  ever seen this man before. Boy, it looks just like mister Williams.
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  Calls himself mister Joel Williams here, and I don't know he's in one hundred
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  and Twelvey. Come on, Mike and lift your gun again. I have
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  in here are you now? You look here, we'll find the room than
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  twelve. It is a tenant, all right. If it's luck, kick
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  it in, I'll cover you. Nobody home. Looks like we beat him.
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  Here those who are still hanging around the room, and there's a package
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  a cigarette. Did I ever lift that? Young man? I thought I
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  told you to stay back there. That's right to just remembered something that I
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  think to myself, you should not will Last night, after I'd gone to
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  bed, there comes a man here asking for mister Williams. And I go
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  back and look and mister Williams iden So the sella asked to the Garden of
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  the Moon, what did you tell him should I told him yes, and
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  give him a home on the second floor. No, that's just what I'm
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  trying to tell your thoughts. He left this morning. I'll pay me my
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  fifty cents from new room. Say where he was going? Yes, prop,
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  he tells me. It's how he was going to the depots leaving town.
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  What did this fellow look like? I got a pretty good look at
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  him, and see is how he was run faced man, almost as because
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  yourself, with funny watery kind of eyes and walk with a limb. Pull
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  Alexander, I ain't sure, friends, I'm there. He thought he was
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  going to the depot way. How long ago was this? Quick? Mike
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  out of the car. Yes, sir, I've got a hunt that Tony
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  Murredy had ball in on the job with him to get the necklace out of
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  town. We've got to be into that train, the train leaving on track
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  five for the West. Come on, Mike on my brand yellow ban here.
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  Hey, let's talk through this gate. We're officers. Oh, there
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  it is, Mike. He'll be leaving it in a couple of minutes.
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  Let's try the pullman coach the first. The guy will probably want private,
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  all right, swing up here, we are officers. Porter. Is it
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  a large red faced man with bleary eyes on this frame? You owe me
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  a man in car for I don't know. We'll see Come on, Mike,
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  Yeah this is the car, isn't. Yeah? Well here we are.
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  Oh hello, Ball, you're leaving tom Hey, you kick thing.
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  Got nothing on me? Just gonna win a little business script, that's all.
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  Just because you had a guy in stir once, don't mean that you
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  can hold him the rest of his life. No, stand up both.
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  We're searching you for the Mansfield necklace. Eh, I'll search your head.
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  I ain't got it, all right, Mike's look through his bag. Yeah,
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  I'll take bulle into the washroom here and see what he's wearing. What
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  it define? Nothing saint in any of the bag, Lieutenant. That's funny.
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  It wasn't on him either. I'm telling you got me all wrong,
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  Lieutenant. I didn't even know this. Tony were ready at Joe Williams.
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  I'm going to win a little trip to see my Sistine. It was a
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  business trip before Ball. I want to take him downstairs. Nah, we
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  couldn't hold him. We haven't got a thing on him. He'd be out
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  before morning. You told me wrong, Lieutenant. I wasn't mixed up and
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  not Joel robbery. I'm no pay I know that. Don't make me laugh,
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  your red faced baboon. You'll have your back on the calendar in six
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  months. Here, i'll show you I'm on the level, Lieutenant. I'll
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  buy you a cold drink. Yeah, boy, no thanks, Ball,
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  I'm particular who I drink with. I ain't as bad as that, lieutenant.
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  Here, I'll have a sandwich, give it a gentleman, A cold
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  drink, boy, no thanks, don't bother. Well, I'm sorry.
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  We couldn't dig in boll trains leave him, so I guess we'll have to
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  get off. But if you're smart, you'll stay at your sisters from now
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  on. Come on, Mike, yes, break, I'm not sure we
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  have of the good stuck down here. Don't ask questions, duck there for
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  the moment. That's all right. We're going back inside the car, all
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  right. Bolt, put him up? Sorry, why don't put him up?
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  Get in that right hand coat pocket, Mike. There, that's it,
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  Holy smump. The necklace and the rings too. Yeah, he didn't
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  get away with them after all, But they wasn't there when we fished him
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  right, Mike, he didn't have them when we searched him. And how
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  did he get him? Right under our nose? They were slipped to women
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  a sandwich. What that sandwich? Man is? Tonymlready and it's getting off
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  the train now, said please headquarters. Okay, Lieutenant, Hello, Tim,
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  I have a car pick Lieutenant Gray up at pleasant Town. He's holding
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  two prisoners in the Mansfield duels. Please head quarters. This man lock next
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  to the homicide. I'm a side details Pergan Burke. This is the residence
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  of mister jac and Millard mickon Miller's public speaking Mickey Miller had just been found
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  dead. Share what's your name? John Prendish Shair? Who found him?
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  I did, Sir. I was just taking him his breakfast. Anyone else
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  in my house? All right? Just leave everything like it is until we
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  get there. Oh, yes, Sair. Doctor Wade in his office,
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  I think so, go ahead, he him, get his tool chest.
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  Meet me at the front door. Yes, what's up, funny? Somebody
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  just bumped Jake Millard. Sorry I had to rush out early, doc,
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  But I don't commit these early morning murders. I just follow him up.
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  That's all right, Sergeant I think I'll enjoy a little motor trip into the
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  country. Who's the victim a retired gangs over the name of Millard? Jake
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  Millard. I seem to remember that name in the papers. Retired, you
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  say, well, yes and no. You see, Jake used to be
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  associated with Pete Johnigan, the racketeer who controls the trucking and shipping business on
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  the East Side. I remember him. Yeah, Well, Johnnigan's racket is
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  protecting the trucking people from his own mob. You get what I mean.
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  Millard split with him and went into the protection business from the other angle.
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  He was protecting the truckers from Jonigan's mob, but a much lower figure.
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  I see a sort of a double cross. Yeah, and now it seems
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  somebody sort of triple across Jake Millard by bumping them off. And good riddance
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  if you ask me. That's what I say, Doc, But the old
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  man don't see it that way. Whenever a gangsters rubbed out, we're supposed
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  to work just as hard to get hit his murderer as whether he was a
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  banker or a lawyer. What one might call the injustice of justice. Oh,
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  it's the place, yeah, Andllard lived here all alone and is with
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  his butler. Wh a gangster with a butler? Interesting? You can bet
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  he's sort of a bodyguard as well. Did the butler say how Millard was
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  killed? No, that's why I brought you along, Doc, so I
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  wouldn't have to take this bird's word for it. Oh, come in,
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  sir, your apprentice, doctor Wade. Yes, say where's the body upstairs?
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  Hir? Time you find him? Just before I called you, sir,
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  about eight thirty for time? The Millard come in last night shortly after
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  midnight, sir? And you know I was with him. Did he take
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  you with him every time he went out? Most generally? Sir? Oh?
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  Bond my word, sir? Just what I thought? You're packing a
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  rod? Well, I have a permit for that, sir. That's what
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  if we call against highwayman's set. That's a good one, and I just
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  keep this rod for a while, certainly. Sure. Oh, here here's
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  mister Miller Drew run up a shade. Yes, yes, there he is,
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  Doc, laying on the bed. Shouldn't be a hard job to find
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  out what killed him, not with that knife sticking out of his chirt line.
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  If now here's a handkerchief, to save the prince. Oh all right,
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  yes, lest a nearly penetrate to the body. Our victims died without
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  a struggle through the heart clean. It doesn't seem to affect you very much,
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  Prentice. I was in the water set? Which war? The one
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  last night was set Johnagan's mob down to the docks? Oh, no,
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  sir, where were you and Millard last night? Where were you and Millard
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  last night? Telling you a concert? Yeah? Which you want? It
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  was a philharmonic, sure, but Simpson he'd be a minor the unfinished one
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  set? Don't make me laugh? Got any idea who killed him? No?
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  Chet? How long have been dead? Doc? I was just pissing
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  the state of rigor mortar from then through the place of York. Question,
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  Sergeant, it's in a rather well advanced state. I should say about six
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  or seven hours nine o'clock. Now, that'll make it about two or three
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  this morning, a fairly accurate hour, sergeant. And oh, you're fine.
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  A very astonishing thing, sergeant. Jake Millard was killed twice last night?
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  Killed? Well, what do you mean? Jake Millard was killed twice
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  last night, once with a knife and once with a gun. Go,
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  I'm serious. There's a bullet wound in the head. Here says well,
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  I'll be a monkey's uncle. Once with a knife and once with a gun.
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  Tell me, Doc, who won the man with a knife. How
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  do you know the character of the gun shot wound shows very clearly that it
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  was inflicted one or perhaps two hours after that. Now we're in a fine
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  fix. We've got a look for two murders instead of one. And what
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  do you think happened here last night? Doc? I think it's fairly simple.
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  Two people set out to get Millard last night. One of these men
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  gain access to this room by that Trellers outside the window. There go ahead,
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  dog, you're doing great. He tiptoed across the room and plunged a
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  knife through Millard's heart, then left the way it entered. Death was instantaneous,
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  and about an hour later murderer number two reaches the scene. He climbs
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  the same Trellers with the same murderous intent in his heart, but instead of
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  entering the room, he takes a careful aim at his victim with a silence
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  revolver, never noticing the knife. After the shot, he slips away unnoticed,
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  thinking he has accomplished his mission. The way you put a doc Jake
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  Mullard with one popular guy a few hours ago. Yes, Sergeant, somewhere
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  in this town are two highly satisfied men each thinks that he killed Jake Millard.
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  You know, sergeants, one of those men is going to be very,
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  very disappointed. Well, he's been working all day on the case.
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  Sergeant. What did you find? Nothing? Now, there's nothing except the
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  guns Power just gave me a report on it. Yes, we found a
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  fingerprint and a barrel, and powers traced it to a dopey little hooding on
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  a wheezy lane. Well, I should say that your day hadn't been wasted,
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  sergeant. And this this fellow lanes and boys picked him up just about
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  fifteen minutes ago. They're bringing him up here now for questioning. Well,
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  don't be disheartened, sergeant. You haven't arrest. Yeah, but he ain't
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  the right one. You said the guy with a knife killed him. That's
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  right. Well, then we ain't got nothing against this guy. You can't
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  kill a man twice. That wouldn't be too sure a surgean Hello sent him
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  in? What? No, the boys are bringing wheezy in. What's the
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  hose for little persuader? I told Wheezy Lane that the next time I got
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  him in this office, I'd whale a tower out of him. Oh and
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  do you mean to carry out your thrip? No, but Wheezy'll think so.
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  Tim I slapped a chair a few times close to his head with his
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  hose. He'll talk and talk fast, all right, boys, bring him
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  in. I got nothing on me. I was just hanging out in Joe's
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  pool parlor when this car load at six pounds on me. It won't even
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  tell me what I'm picked up for. Well, it ain't that too bad.
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  Sit on you, yellow livered shrimp, sat on to where I slept.
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  You to sleep with this hole? It's got me wrong? Or were
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  you last night? That's a lie? All right? Ask I don't need
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  to. I know you got him fixed, Alice in Wheezy. I'm giving
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  you one chance and then I'll start working over. Jake Millard was killed last
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  night? So what I didn't do it? George? Or I know you
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  didn't. Finding your gun with your fingerprints on it just below Jake Millard's bedroom
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  window don't mean a thing, does it. You can't hint that on me.
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  I I lost the cat? Yeah, yeah you did? Are you
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  gonna talk, Wheezy. Hey, you got understand, all right, don't
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  hit me with that thing side the next time, I'll split your head open.
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  Are you gonna talk? Ain't it? Don't charge? Don't hit me,
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  you yellow right, I'll break your neck. I'm the police surgeon,
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  Weezy. I made the autopsy on Millard's buddy, and I found out that
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  you didn't kill him. That's what I've been telling this big sight a minute
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  now. I said you didn't kill him. I know that you thought you
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  did, but you didn't. Somebody with a knife beat you to it.
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  What are you talking about? You don't have to act innocent, Wheezy.
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  Millard was already dead when you shot him. Therefore you didn't kill him.
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  See, oh your friend, No it isn't. I'm giving it a straight
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  good Sweezy. We haven't got a thing on you. That is, if
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  you tell us who did kill him, I don't know. And if you
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  don't talk, Wheezy, I'll just forget about the stab wound in my report,
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  and the sergeant here will bring a charge against you for the bullet wound
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  with your print on the revolver. Well, I wouldn't like to be in
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  your shoes. You are you telling me straight? Doc, I'm telling you
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  that you didn't kill Jake Millard. Well, all right, I'll talk good.
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  Who knifed him? I don't know, you don't know. Oh you
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  see it's this why, Doc, Jack Millard has been button into Pete Jonagan's
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  racket. I work for Pete doing secretary work. See well, Pete called
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  all the boys, five of us, into his office yesterday afternoon and says
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  that this stuff is Jack Millard button into our racket has got to stop.
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  He ends up by offering us ten grand to the first guy to put Millard
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  out of the white. So you all went after me? Man, Yeah,
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  and I don't know which one of the boys got it. I see,
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  well, we see you can go, I can go. Oh gee,
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  that's swelling at dog. What's the big idea? Nor? Weasy can
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  go, sergeant, except first, there's something he's got to do for us.
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  A man, Oh, I know she was sorry to hear about your
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  accident. Yeah, as soon as we hear the nurse telephoned, this will
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  be come right over. But here's pet and the boy. Yeah, hello,
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  what happened with I was stepping off a curve over on Central when a
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  truck smacked me. I woke up here in the hospital. He got that
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  too bad? What's the matter with you? Hurt rocking leg and a fractured
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  right arm. Doctors will be here for six weeks, see the tough.
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  Yeah, it's gonna cost me a water dough too. That ten grand you
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  offered us for killing Jake Miller, it'll come in handy to pay hospital expensive
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  queasy on that around here? You didn't kill your leg? What do you
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  mean interesting? The papers next, he's suck a nice name about an hour
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  before you What are you talking about? Oh that's that straight dope. He
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  paid me the ten tom this afternoon, I killed Millard. I want no
• 24:45
  need to look at that door. Pat a dozen men outside. I got
• 24:48
  a cart reporter here too, taking down everywhere there was said, Yeah,
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  I guess you're all in a jam, everyone here except me. Sergeant.
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  You know what you said if I lead these guys into the darks little trap,
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  you wouldn't bring a child. Well I must have been wrong about that,
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  weezy. I've been reading the loud book since i've seen you, and
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  I find out I got to take you into Yeah, what's the charge?
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  I didn't kill. What's the charge I didn't kill Jake. You know that's
• 25:11
  a new one on me. Weazy mutilating a corpse at least a quarters,
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  okay, Sargeant, hello Tim, Then the patrol of the Providence Hospital,
• 25:33
  Sergeant Burke just got feet. Johagan's whole mob for that Millard killing, please
• 25:40
  headquarters, welcome back. On the first story, not many thoughts except those
• 26:26
  were some Nervey crooks willing to go ahead and to I mean, seriously,
• 26:36
  I think they would have been out of the way if they hadn't delivered the
• 26:40
  sandwiches in front of the police officers and then got caught. The second episode
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  was well, it was more stereotypical thirty stuff, though to be fair,
• 26:52
  they didn't actually hit the suspect. They just intimidated him to death with fear
• 26:56
  of assault, probably painting on the popular media stereo tops of the day.
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  And they did that in other ways with the language, like telling the doctor
• 27:10
  to bring his toolbox because that's the official term was. It was weird them
• 27:15
  insisting for like the first half of the episode where there was two murders,
• 27:19
  no, only one and one who was guilty of if I seen a corpse
• 27:25
  now on to some listener comments and feedback in this comment from Rachel, who
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  says, I've been very happy with this app since I bought it. It
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  makes it much easier to keep track of which great detective shows I've listened to,
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  by thirty seconds, which another app I had been using didn't have. Thanks
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  the improvements in design and functionality. And really that's all due to our partners
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• 28:34
  much. All right, Well, we will be back on Monday with the
• 28:42
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  but from Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Graham's Son and Off