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A Life in Your Hands: Carl Fortune (EP0844) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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to get into today's story from a Life in your Hands. And there's actually
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no blank space between last week's story in this week's no Lost episode, so
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let's enjoy Coral Fortune. The National Broadcasting Company delays the startup this program to
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be called upon to testify as to what you saw and heard, and suddenly
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outstanding characters, Ladies and gentlemen, Mister Jonathan King, any one of you
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may at any time be witnessed to a crime, and it will be very
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important that you recall accurately what you may see or hear. You can never
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tell when it may happen. Even now, somewhere in the city. There
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may be a crime in the making. Don't you think you're driving a little
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fast call? I'm doing the driving. What is it? Family again,
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I've got to write to no old call. After all, I'm your pot.
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Look, Jim, I agree to drive up here with you for the
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weekend just because you thought a little fishing might settle my nerves in spite of
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the fact that my wife and mother in law are here and don't want to
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see me. Let's see if the fishing helps meantime lay off. If you
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fall apart, our whole business is shot. Has it got something to do
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with your mother in law? Of course it's Ellen. Ever since Hazel and
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I have been married, she's been trying to break it up. Well,
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I don't want to see anything happen between you and Hazel. But after all,
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Ellen has quite an interest in our Ellen wants to withdraw the money she
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advanced to me. Oh, that would rule. She has a ten year
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contract with me, and it's still got four years to run. Nothing short
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of my death will let her get that money out. She could make a
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lot of trouble. She is making trouble. I'd tell you Ellen is making
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Hazel hate me. That isn't good. When her husband and wife aren't husband
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and wife, it isn't good. And that's the way it is, thanks
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to Ellen. But I'm not through with that old witch. In here we
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are I want to come in for a minute. No thanks, I'm going
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next door and are out the house. Then to the lodge for a stake.
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Join me later, probably go up by the lodge about ten. Okay,
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see you then. I'm Jim. Hazel, it's me. Oh,
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hello, Carl. You've got here sooner than I expected. I didn't waste
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any time scared. Jim have today? Oh, Jim, come up with
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you. Yeah, we're going fishing in the morning. I see, well,
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I'm glad to know why you came. I knew it wasn't to see
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me. I see you were feeling normal today. Please don't take that tone
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of voice with me. Oh, for gosh sakes, Hazel, why do
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we have, please, Carl going on in here? Oh it's you.
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You're early, So sorry, Hazel. I won't be spoken to this way.
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What can I do? Mother? Why did you have to sign that
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agreement letting his firm have all your money for ten years? As I recall,
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I wasn't going to do it until you urged me. I did it
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for you, Hazel. I've always done everything in the world for you.
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You know that? Why I no? Mother? Oh, I don't know
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what I was thinking of when I married you. That's a nice wifely remark.
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I mean it. Congratulations, Ellen, you've done it. You've been
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trying for six years to poison Hazel against me. Now you've done it.
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What do you mean I've tried to help? Oh? Sure, You've always
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tried to help. Why must not be affused this one? Carol? Apologize
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to mother this instant. I'm not going to apologize to anyone. I'm through.
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I've had more than any man should have to take. You mean you're
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leaving? Give you an excuse to sue me for divorce and get alimony.
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Not on your life. But if I have any more trouble with either one
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of you, I'm gonna sue Ellen for alienation of affection. I'll take every
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coupons. Come. I've been looking all over for you. It's almost midnight.
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What have you been up to? Mercy looked like looks like you've been
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drowning your troubles. Well, keep drinking and you won't want to go fishing
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in the morning. Sure, I will anything to get out of that house.
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Pretty bad. She's finally done it, Jim. She's turned Hazel against
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me completely. What about the firm? What'll this do if you and Hazel
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get a divorce? No divorce, I'm sticking around. They're not gonna hurt
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me for alimony. They'll be too sure of that. If this thing gets
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to court, Hazel might not only get alimony, but that agreement between you
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and your mother in law could be set aside. Or stop being an old
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worry warn it's not gonna happen. It could if you don't take it easy.
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Are you telling me I'll run my life? No? No, of
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course not. You're not in a very good mood for talking tonight, Carl.
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I'll see you tomorrow morning at five. Yeah, right, they'll bring
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me another double martini. George, I feel guilty enjoying the cool comfort of
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this porch. I think you and mister King should sleep out here on the
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porch and let me take the bedroom. Oh nonsense, it wouldn't hear it.
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Hope Jonathan gets here soon. Think you belong? Oh not very If
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you left the city at five, he shouldn't be here any minute. It's
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almost one o'clock. I suppose you two are going fishing at the crack of
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dawn, and I won't get a chance to meet Jonathan King. You'll have
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plenty of chance there. That's what I like about being married to a judge.
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You meet the most interesting people. Oh, here comes to car now,
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Maybe that's mister King. No, that's Carl Fortune coming home in the
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usual condition. I'm afraid. Oh, sounds like Carl missed the garage slightly
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sounded to me more like he didn't miss it. Let's listen to see if
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it makes it this time? Ah, what time he made it? Bully
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for him? If he can just close his garage door. I'm afraid the
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Fortunes have been having trouble lately. Well, Darling, between Carl's drinking and
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what's her name Hazel's mother? Yeah, Car's all tucked away. Yes that
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Ellen, believe me, she's no hell how mister k gets here soon?
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It's time to go to sleep. Oh, you go ahead and turn in,
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dear. I'll wait for him. He won't be long now. Good
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night, dearest, Good night Darling. Your car coming now, that's probably
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Jonathan. You go to sleep. We'll see you when we get back from
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fishing. What is it? Oh, sorry to waken you, Ellen.
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I came to pick up Carl to go fishing. Oh, he isn't up
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yet. What is it, mother? Oh, Jim came to pick up
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Carl. You better route him out. I don't know where he is,
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Jim. He didn't come home last night. Didn't come home, but I
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heard him, so did I. He almost tore the garage down. Well,
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I don't know. I took a sleeping pill. I didn't hear him,
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but I know he isn't in bed. The bed hasn't been slept in.
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Maybe slept in the car. Wouldn't put it past him. He might
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have a thought. He wasn't too happy when I saw him at the lodge
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last night. I'll take a look. Oh, you can't get in that
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way. The door is locked. You'll have to come through the house.
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It's this way through the kitchen. I suppose he was drinking at the lodge.
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He'd had a few. Was he talking about mother? Knee? I
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mean Hazel. Carl was upset last night. He should have been. No
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one will ever know what that man has done to Hazel and me. Mother.
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Please, here's the dart of the garage. Good lord, the car
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bowders running. Get back. This place is loaded with carbon. Manut side,
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George, mister kay hain't goodness? Are both back. The most terrible
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things happened. Carl Fortune's killed himself. That's impossible. I just don't see
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how anyone could do a thing like that. By accident. I think it's
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suicide, and I know a lot of people are glad he did it.
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Really, missus Holden, maybe it might be a good idea if we all
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went to the coroner's inquest. It just might be that one of those people
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who's glad this fellow died sort of helped him along. From the testimony we've
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heard, gentlemen of the jury, it seems pretty plain to me that Carl
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Fortune committed suicide. Mister Keig asked me earlier if he could enter the case
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as amikus curia. Do you still want to do that in the light of
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the testimony, mister Keig, If that is agreeable with you, mister coroner,
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perfectly, mister Keg. I'd like to tell my jury that an amikus
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CURII is a friend of the court. He helps the court find out exactly
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what happened, and he never asks for either the defendant or the prosecution.
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Would you like to ask some questions as an amikus curiimist Kig, Yes,
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mister Coroner. Is there any doubt as to the cause of death? None
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at all? His blood was loaded with carbon monoxide and alcohol. Was there
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any other mark on the body? No, he was found in an closed
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garage, sitting in his car with the motor running. There was no question
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as to the cause of death. I see, I'd like to call the
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wife of the deceased, Miss Hazel Fortune, Misfortune. Did your husband drink
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a great deal? He used to, then he stopped, But lately we'd
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had some trouble. What kind of trouble? Well, I really, mister
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Keg, this has been very upsetting. Must I go into our personal life?
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I am afraid you must, Misfortune. Well, when Carl and Jim
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started their brokerage business, my mother loned Carl the money. Then they had
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a fight Mother and Carl. She wanted her money back and Carl wouldn't give
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it to her, and you sided with your mother? Was her money?
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She was entitled to it. Did this a strange you from your husband?
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You could hardly love a swindler, that is how you considered him. What
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else could I think you are about this? Yesterday? Yes? Yes we
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did. Was Carl depressed by the estrangement between you two? I well,
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he seemed to be depressed enough to kill himself. I don't know where were
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you between twelve and two last night? And they have to sleep. You
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didn't hear your husband come home. No, I was nervous and upset.
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I took a sleeping pill about ten thirty and went right to sleep. When
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did you awaken? About five? When Jim came to the door to get
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cart to go fishing. You heard nothing between ten thirty and five in the
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morning, nothing at all. The door to your garage is it heavy?
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I don't know. I don't drive, I never moved it. How much
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insurance did your husband carry? I'm not sure. I think he said sixty
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thousand dollars you were the beneficiary? Yes? Was there a suicide clause in
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that policy? I don't know why you asking me all these questions. Haven't
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I been through enough? I will do, Missfortune, you may step down.
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I'd like to call mister James Trask. Mister Trask, what is the
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condition of your business financially? That is excellent. We sell stocks and bonds.
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The market is picked up lately. Then you would say that mister Fortune
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had no business worries. Well not exactly. That Missusfortune testified that her mother
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couldn't get her money out of the firm. Is that true? Yes,
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as a matter of fact. On the way up Carl said the only way
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Ellen could get out was if he were to die. That's very interesting,
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mister Trask. Did you see Fortune last night? Yes, I met him
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at the lodge about midnight. What was his condition? He was he'd been
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drinking again. I talked to him for a while and he started to get
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an asty. I left and went home. That was the last you Sawegan,
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yes, although I heard him when he came home later. You see,
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my house is right next to the Fortunes. What time was this?
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Close to one o'clock? I heard his car come up the road at a
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pretty fair rate of speed, passed the house and turn into the driveway.
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Then it crashed into the garage. Karl backed off and tried again. I
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heard another crash from inside the garage. Then I heard him pull down the
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garage door. Is that door heavy? Oh? I don't know. I've
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never raised it. These crash as you refer to. Did you examine the
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car this morning for damages? Yes, the right front fender was crumpled.
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There was a mark on the side of the entrance to the garage where he'd
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sideswiped it. And the second crash, the one inside the garage, the
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left front wheel was resting on a small wooden packing case. The case was
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smashed. I guess that was the other crash I heard. Neither one of
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these would seem to you to be a sepia accident, the sort that might
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stun a man. Well, I wouldn't think. So. What becomes of
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your partnership now that Carl is dead? What do you mean? Just what
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I say? What happens to your partnership now? Why it goes on?
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Hazel inherits Carl Cher. I'll go on running the business with Carl out of
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the way. Do you think Ellen Sissler will want to get out her money?
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Just? What are you driving in nothink at all? Mister Trask?
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You may step down. Missus Sissler, you are the dead man's mother in
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law. Yes, were you awake when Carl arrived home last night? I
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heard him drive up and bang into the garage. If that's what you mean,
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tell us exactly what you did here, please? Well. I heard
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the car coming fast, and then it swerved into the driveway, and then
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it banged into the side of the garage, but took the whole house.
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I listened for a second, and then the car seemed to back up,
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and then I've into the garage. Pretty soon the garage door closed. The
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garage is attached to the house, yes, along the west side, and
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your room the one from which you heard these sounds is that on the west
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side too, No, No, my rooms on the east side, next
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Jim Tresks house. Did you hear anything else at the time the car drove
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up? Now, and I'll think carefully. I know what I heard,
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just what I told you, No more, no less. You didn't care
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much for your son in law, did you, Missus Ciciler. I don't
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know what that has to do with it, but since you ask, no,
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he was ruining my poor Hazel's life. Do you happen to know whether
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the garage door was heavy? Do I look like the type of person who
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would know about garage doors? Thank you, Missus Sisler. That will be
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all, mister Corner. Something quite strange has come to light here. There's
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need for further testimony to clarify the situation. But before we have that,
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I would like the body of Carl Fortune examined for further injury. I believe
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he was murdered. Following the re examination of Car Fortune's body, Jonathan Keg
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is going to call another witness, a person who had no connection with the
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crime. What just happened to be nearby when it was committed. If you
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should be the next witness called, could you remember what you have heard?
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cigarette value. When the inquest into the death of Karl Fortune was reconvened,
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it was the coroner who spoke first. A further examination of the body of
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Karl Fortune shows that prior to his death, he was struck a blow just
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below and behind the left ear. The bruise was covered by his hair was
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not detected when he was first examined. Jonathan Keig is called as his next
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witness Mary Holden, wife of his good friend, Judge George Holden, with
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whom mister Keg is spending the weekend. Jonathan Keg is beginning his cross examination.
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Missus Holden, for the benefit of the coroner's jury, Please describe exactly
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how your house is located with respect to the Fortune Hole. There are three
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houses at that end of the road. They all face the lake. The
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Fortune House is the middle one of the three. Yes, Jim Trask lives
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on the east side, and our houses on the other side. On which
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side of the Fortune House is the garage? Oh, on the west side,
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our side. Where were you last night about one o'clock? I was
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in bed asleep. No, I was still awake at about one o'clock.
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Did a car drive into the Fortune garage? Yes? I heard Carl come
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home. He was driving very badly. In what part of the house was
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your bed? I was on sleeping porch. Is it an enclosed sleeping porch,
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just as screens? How far would you say it was from your sleeping
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porch to the Fortune's garage. Well, that's hard to say. Well is
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it a quarter of a mile? Oh goodness, no, it's it's no
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further away than the end of this room, perhaps twenty feet. Now,
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missus Holden, you said that Carl Fortune was driving very badly. Well,
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I heard his car come up the road very fast, and the kind of
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skid as he turned into the driveway, and then there was a crash.
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George said Fortune missed the garage, and I said it sounded more like he
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hit it. Did he get the car into the garage? Oh? Yes,
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yes, he got out of his car to see what damage had been
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done, or at least I assume that was why. Missus Holden, just
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tell us exactly what you heard. Well, I heard the car door open
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and close again, and then the car backed up and then went forward into
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the garage. Did you hear the garage door close? Yes, I remember
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that distinctly. It was a few seconds later. No, Now think carefully
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between the time the car went into the garage and the time the door closed.
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Did you hear anything else? No? No, I'm positive I didn't.
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You didn't hear Carl Fortune get out of his car to close that garage
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door? No, no, I didn't hear that. Did you get out
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of bed to see what damage might have been done when you heard Carl Fortune's
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car hit the garage? Oh no, sir. You see I can't see
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the garage from our sleeping porch because of the high hedge that runs between the
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houses. Thank you very much, Missus Holden. Your accurate memory of what
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you heard is aided materially and solving a murder. Mister Corner, I would
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like to recall mister James Trask. Mister Trask, were you in bed when
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you heard Carl Fortune's car turn into his garage. Yes, as a matter
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of fact, I had been reading and staying awake just on the chance that
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I might hear him get home. I guess I was a little worried.
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You testified earlier that you heard the car hit the garage. Then there was
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another crash, caused this time by the car's running over a small wooden packing
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case inside the garage. Is that correct? That's right, that wooden case
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was found under the car's wheel. Yes, I saw it there myself,
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which is closer to Fortune's garage, your house or the holdens to the garage
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Holden's. Of course, how do you account for the fact that Missus Holden,
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who was much closer to the garage than you, and on an outside
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porch at that, didn't hear the packing case smash. She didn't even hear
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the car door open once the car was in the garage. I don't know
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I heard the crash, And after all, we know the case was smashed,
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Yes we do, But we also know that missus Sisler, who was
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in Fortune's house, didn't hear it. And we also know that Missus Holden,
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right beside the garage didn't hear it, But it happened, and you
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heard it. Now look here. Therefore you must have been closer to that
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car than either one or the other two. That's ridiculous. I was at
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home in bed. You couldn't possibly have been home in bed and heard.
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But you say you heard. Maybe maybe I just imagined I heard the box
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smash. Oh no, you didn't, because the box was actually smashed.
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You were where you could hear that box smash, all right, You were
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in the garage. Oh that's not true. Oh yes it is. You
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thought Ellen's hatred of Car would make her try to ruin your business. With
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him dead, she and Hazel will get a full partner's share and be satisfied.
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You're just guessing. You can't prove it. I've just proved that you
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lied, and I can prove a great deal more. What can you prove?
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Honey? You know this holding woman isn't lying. Maybe she's deaf for
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all you know. You can find that out easily enough. Missus Holden,
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Yes, what is your first name? Please? Mary? Of course?
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Is Missus Holden deaf? Trask? Is she? Why? I You've got
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no proof? Oh? Yes, there's proof, all right. You waited
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till fortune came home when his car hit the garage. You went up to
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the car, opened the door, slugged him, and then put the car
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in the garage. You hauld Fortune over in front of the wheel, left
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the motor running, closed the garage door, and went home to bed.
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You don't say so. There's just one thing you forgot, Trask. You
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testified earlier that you never touched that garage door, but when you closed it
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last night, you undoubted they left your fingerprints on the hand. Lie did
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not. It'll take only a moment to find out. You'll find nothing.
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I wore love Well. You certainly trapped him neatly, gentlemen, But what
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made you suspect murder in the first place? I would have accepted the verdict
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to suicide without any question. Oh, I wasn't sure it wasn't suicide,
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George, But it seemed to me that there were three people who might have
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wanted Carl Fortune to die. It was very convenient for them that he died
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when he did. Well, when did you know Trask was Gilly? Well?
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I thought so. When Trask said he'd hurt the packing case smashed,
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missus Sissler had already said she hadn't heard that sound. Then when Mary confirmed
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it, well I knew. I know. It's a funny thing, but
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there is almost always a pattern of sound in these cases, which, when
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properly interpreted, will lead to the truth. Thank you, mister Kay.
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Good night, mister Wallace, good night, and friends. Here's a cordial
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invitation for each of you to be with us next Tuesday, when you will
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again hear Jonathan Kay. Created by Earl Stanley Gardner, author of the internationally
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famous Perrymason Stories and many others. And remember you can believe your own eyes.
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So look for the pack with the coupon on the back. Raleigh's Cigarettes
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smokers look so masculine, so satisfied. Satisfied, Yes, especially when they
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smoke, Sir Walter Raleigh. Richer tasting, smoother smoking, Sir Walter Raleigh.
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And I'll like the aroma of a pipe. A roma, Sir Walter
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Rawleigh is the brand of grand aroma. Yes, give me a man who
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smoked the pipe. So men, give the ladies a treat, give yourselves
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a treat. Light up your pipe with Sir Walter Raleigh. A life in
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Your Hands is produced and directed by Jack Simpson, script by the mckeys,
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with musical effects by Adel Scott, conducted by a whitey berkwist. Jonathan Keg
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is played by Carton Cadell. This is Mike Wallace inviting you to be with
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us again next week when Raleigh cigarettes the pack with the coupon on the back,
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will again place A Life in Your Hands Wednesday brings you Dangerous Assignment and
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Brian Dunlevy on Envy welcome back. Well, remember yesterday I commented on the
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problem with trapping people in their words for the average detective. Well, it's
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a little bit different with Jonathan Keg because he has the advantage of having them
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under oath, so everything's on the record and the sound I think made for
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a very good detection to another great episode of A Life in Your Hands.
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And so far this is one of my favorite nobody's ever heard of and nobody
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He's ever talked about series that we've been able to play. So I hope
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you're enjoying it as well. And probably not a whole lot of people heard
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it relatively because as it was a summer replacement series, and thing with summer
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series where that people were away from homes, they were out and about in
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places where they might not necessarily be able to hear the radio. But definitely
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a fun concept and pretty well executed. While we turn to listener comments and
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feedback, and we just have this from Nancy, who has our android app.
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Thank you for this app. What pleasure to be taken back in time
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to my childhood. I am seventy five years young and now, thanks to
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you, a happy child while listening to memories blessings. Well, thanks so
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much, Nancy. It's truly appreciated, and I'm glad you're enjoying the show.
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We'll be back tomorrow with Let George Do It. And join us next
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Tuesday for another great episode of A Life in Your Hands. In the meanwhile,
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your host, Adam Graham's son and Off