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The Line Up: The Modern Sounds Case (EP1166) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Clients by Rex Down. All right, well, we'll take a listen to
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the Lineup. This week's episode of the Lineup has a sponsor. So here
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now is the modern sounds case the Lineup. Ladies and gentlemen. We take
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you now by transcription, behind the scenes of a police headquarters in a great
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American city. We're under the cold, glaring lights will pass before us.
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The innocent, the vigrant, the thief, the murderer. This is the
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instrument panel with glove compartments centered, and there's greater roominess front and rear.
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Best of all, Plymouth's True Balance gives the smoothest ride ever. All this
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plus an engine stepped up to one hundred horsepower, higher compression ratio, truly
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at great advance and car value, Yet there's no advance in Plymouth price.
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In fact, four new models are actually priced lower than last. You'll want
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to meet than you Plymouth, be sure you do it tomorrow. This weekend
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on Late Plymouth offers six you fifty three Plymouth three in a big contest you
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want want to miss so stand by for details later in the show. I've
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never been anything criminals before the tenant. There's nothing to be nervous about,
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Missus Tyson. I hope not. Yeah, I said, right now.
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I can't help thinking about that poor girl. What's happened to her? Don't
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worry, Missus Tyson. They can't see him. Your attention. Please,
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you people out there on the other side of the wire in the audience room,
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may I have your attention? Please? Thank you. My name is
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Connger, Sergeant Pete Cogger. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of
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the suspects you will see will be numbered. I'll call off a number,
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their name in Charles. If you have any questions or identifications, please remember
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the number of sign of the prisoners. I call his name the end of
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each line. When I ask for questions or identifications, call out the number.
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If you're sure, and I'm too sure the suspect have him held the
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questions I asked these suspects, and merely to get a natural tone of voice,
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so do not pay too much attention to their answers, as they often
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lie. All right, bring on the line. That's right, turn out
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of you paste the screen when you answer my question? Sing out The people
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on the other side of the screen want to hear you, all right?
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Number one, David Shatlock grand theft Autumn step right up there there, that's
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it. Where do you live? Dave's got in town? Where do you
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come from? Dave? Look at the screen, not the floor. What
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were you doing at the filling station? What fella station? The arresting officers
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pickture up at a filling station at ninth and Central? Is that what it
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was? Where'd you get the car? Dave? What car carr you were
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driving when the officers arrested you? What was it driving our car? How'd
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you get here from Detroit? I drove car at California plates? I did?
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Where'd you get a date car? Recognize? All right? Charles Whiteside
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aggravated the sub step right up, Charlie, that's it. Where do you
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live? Camp Street? Sing out, Charlie, Campton Street? What number
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twenty three hundred? How long you lived there? Two days? Where'd you
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live before then? I was on the road. Anybody arrested with him.
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Yeah, oh, Dutch. What's his full name? I do, Francis
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Dutch Kramer. He'll be number eight in the next line. Nobody else.
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Yeah, A couple of guys Stews, fake Stu Humbolt, think Calverson.
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They'll be in the next line too. You know why you're here, Charlie?
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Yeah? Why cop said we slugged the guy, did you? I
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guess why? Charlie tried to rule it. One guy tried to roll the
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flour of it, so he ain't bright all right? Number three, tell
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a scruts are open charge? Step right up in face front, Tom,
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that's right. Where do you live, Tom, sixty two thirty one Grove
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Court, sig? What do you do for a living building? A superintendent?
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Janitor? Oh? Yes, No, why you've arrested Tom? Oh?
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Imagine's about that girls found murdered? Isn't it that Gene Bellamy? What
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do you know about it? Tom? Oh? Read about in papers.
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It is a brutal thing, beating the death like that, that's all you
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know? Yeah, brutal thing. Though. What were you doing at the
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Brent free Way under past, Tom? When you mean Saed when the officers
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picked up? Oh, I was walking home from work at two in the
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morning. I often worked late at night. That's what I was doing last
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night. I was working late. That girl was found dead in the underpass
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time, Yeah, I know that s How do you know all right about
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it in the papers? Any questions or identifications from the audience? Just a
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minute, Sergeant, what do you think, missus Tartan? I don't know,
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Luten. It could have been him the man I saw, and then
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then he couldn't. I don't know, Lieutenant better whole number three? Sergeant,
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where's number three? Ben Tom Croucher cines bringing him up? You witness
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identify him? She saw someone running away from the underpass about the time Jean
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Bellaman was killed, but she wasn't too sure it was him. It's like
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everything else about this killing. Nobody sure of anything except that Jean Bellamy was
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mooded. How much you got out of big Yah? There it is age
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twenty three, vaccasion, single, lived at four two one Hampton Court.
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What's the lad lady say? Had an apartment there alone, quiet respectable went
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out a lot, but no parties in the apartment. Worked as a car
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hop at Rutger's Drive. In their six months. One of the top girls
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friendly with everyone left work alone at eight o'clock the night she was killed.
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It looks like that's all. Uh, And I said, can't find anybody
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who saw from the time she left work until the squad car founder in the
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underpass at one seventeen the next morning. Makes a tough deal like this,
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No suspects, no motives, no witnesses. Maybe a crustal will clean it
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up for use. Pretty optimistic, I said, maybe? Yeah, top
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Uh. She had said, you let Sergeant Carter in the line time.
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This is Lieutan Guthrie Gladin million time. Sit down, Tom? Thank you?
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Now why you hear Tom? Well, no, not exactly. No,
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somebody out there identifying me for something? Should they have? Oh?
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I don't know. After all this big important murder and everything, I already
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made a big splash in the papers. Then the murders usually do. Yeah,
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lots of publicity. Or you said, you right about the murder and
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the papers. That's right. I could hardly miss it, all the headlines
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and anything about all you know about it? Well, why should I know
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anything else? Who we're asking you? Yeah? Coffee smells kid, You
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don't want some? You know? I know? I think it keeps me
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awake. What do you know about the murder? Tom? Well, why
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do you want me to startle the time you killed Jean Bellamy? Oh?
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Yeah, of course? The color? Why tom? Oh, I guess
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I love Gene too much at the ten? I guess that's what I come
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tell us about a ton? Oh, it's really pretty simples, like I
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said, Uh see, you know, but tell me, I think I'd
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change my mind. Why about that coffee? Could have a couple of please,
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Yeah, I'll get it. You said it was a pretty simple toime.
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Oh yeah, like I said, You see, I loved Gene,
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only she didn't love me. There was a story like that once the magazine
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I read they called it unrequited romance. You know that sounds pretty in there
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is that coffee ready? Side? Yeah? I heard it is tough free
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shout oh black please? Huh? Where'd you kill him? But it was
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in the burnt freeway underpast. It was two nights ago. You see,
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she'd finally need to go for a walk with me after she got through work.
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She never had before, so she said she would that night. I
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guess she was just sorry for him. I didn't ask her to be sorry
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for me. That's not what I wanted from her, but I I guess
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she wasn't there, So we went for a walk to the Brunt Freeway underpass.
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Yeah, that's right. What happened in Tom, hm, and what
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happened in the underpast? I killed her? What you use? Say that
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coffee is good? Probably keep me a work. What did you use,
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Tom? What weapon you need? Yeah? H well, it was an
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old piece of pipe I found in the underpass. You know, it's funny.
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I was gonna kill her all the time, but I hadn't figured out
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how yet. And I saw an old piece of pipe there. I guess
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I was lucky. What'd you do with it afterwards? The pipe? You
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mean? Yeah? Well, there's uh that lagoon near the underpass. The
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water's pretty deep there, understanding through it and there. That made it a
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pretty perfect crime. I've had m say, you know that turn, I'm
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sorry run abound? Well, because I threw that pipe away. That would
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have made things easier for you. The fingerprints and everything. Hey, yeah,
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I guess that was a mistake. It wasn't your biggest one. What
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do you think that? Well? Coats's story checks out, only you don't
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believe him. Everything he told us he could have read on the papers.
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All we've got is his confession, no corroborating evidence. Yeah, I don't
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make a tough unless if he's a confession saying dark corsom all had he finish
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with him? And that's fine? Now that time, ah An Augustany and
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Sergeant Carger. What kind of troubles bring you to your gentleman, mental?
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Physical or romatic? Now just tell us how romantic Crutz's confession was done.
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Oh yeah, Thomas Alvakrutzer an interesting character. Thomas Freud would have had a
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field day with him. He's a confessing simon. Well there's that day and
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I half shot. What makes a guy do a thing like that? Dock
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fet to a crime he didn't commit. M it's a curious phenomenon. If
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you have a couple of hours to spare, I'd be happy. I will,
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So ye're on, doc. No one to like choe curiosity, alright,
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chalk whenever, resistible psychological need for attention? Why not boil it down
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that way in your report? Next pairs a fire me but not giving you
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that much? Is he's right here? Kevin? Huh nice Guthrie Waldo,
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man, God, something boy on that girl? Be right there, Ah,
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come in man count there's a confession, Sam looks like it though,
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Well, there's something else for you to work on. Black address book,
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Geen Bellamyes, that's right. Where did turn up? Came to the mail
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this morning? Anything with it's note letter? It's just that plain envelope addrest
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with letters cut from newspaper headlines dropped at Fifth and Central around five o'clock yesterday
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afternoon. Any prints letter carriers sawters, Geen bellamies some partials from another woman's
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left hand? What did Layton Prince say? No record forwarding to the FBI.
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Hey, plenty of names in this book, all men, let's be
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fifty six of'em seventy seven Ben, I'll find out which one killed her
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precinc poverty. Hey, side downy have you heard there's going to be a
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body found tomorrow and twenty five thousand dollars? Well book One thing of the
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time. Boy, a body well in Widley shovel the Plymouth Theater on High
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Street. You better be there first chance to see the rip's not new fifty
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three primit for about the body terrific, completely new this year. That fifty
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three prim looks like no other car you've ever seen. It's smart. Sleep
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enough for your shananigans. All let's talk about a body. This is just
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a car. Body, just a car, Sargeant, what you said.
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This isn't just the car. It's a Plymouth, the new Plymouth. They're
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saying. It's a milestone and automotive history, first car in the low priced
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field with true ballance, and you call it just a car, Sarje.
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Listen, this Plymouth is complete new from the wheels up, one hundred horse
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power. You body, you CHANSI, you design, you raw? All
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right, all right, all right, Now what you're saying about twenty five
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thousand dollars prizes and i'll meet the New Plymouth contest. You get empty blanks
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from any Plymouth dealer starting tomorrow, but the contest closes next Monday midnight.
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All right, bye, all right, I'll be that tomorrow. I'll enter
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the contest now, for the love of Mike, when you get back to
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your feet, okay, but side my feet hurt. What this police force
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needs is a new Plymouth. Look, can we talk about this in the
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hall, Lieutenant? My boss finds out the cops are talking to me.
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Ok, look, lieutenant, about this Jean Bellamy. I I don't know
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nothing about it. You knew it, didn't? Oh? Sure? Sure
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I knew it? Well, that is. I took her out twice,
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and that's all, Lieutenant honest. Now, when's the last time you saw
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her? Oh? Maybe a year ago? A year and a half.
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She formed me a couple of times afterwards as for money, but I didn't
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see her again. You see, I don't know nothing about this, Lieutenant
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honest. Yes, that's right, Lieutenant. Janie never quite friendly for a
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work? How long ago, mister have a camp? Have we stopped seeing
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it? Untilling? About six months ago? And why I was? Then?
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I came to my senses. I guess I'm a married man, two
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children in high school, an elder of my church. I'm quite ashamed of
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myself now. But a beautiful girl like Jean can have an awful hold on
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a middle aged man Chester. Oh sure, Jeane went for me in a
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big way, Sergeant. We hit the hot spots together for a while.
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I haven't seen her for maybe two three months. You know how it is,
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sergeant, Or what hot spots did you hit? Richie? Well,
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there was always one joint she wanted to go to all across on avenue with
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the Blue Parrot, and always the same joint. What's to do in the
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nightclub? I got inside a blue parrot. It's like a dump. Uh
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huh, it's not too busy. That's earlier. Probably be jammed another hour
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or two. Come on in, boy, I've got a good table for
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you. Right over here are the manager. Oh that means if people don't
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get here this early, tell your troubles to Alma. We want information.
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Alma stops. That's right, let's see sure. Uh huh, let's talk
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over here. Sit down, have something on her house? No thanks,
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cure, no thanks? He give me a bourbon on the rocks. Joe,
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okay, al what's on your mind? Boys? Jean Bellamy, that
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figured you knew her? Sure, a real tough break for that kid.
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What can you tell us about her? Oh? Swell kid, always laughing
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like a good time. Nuts for the kind of music they play here.
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She hung around here a lot, almost every night. Why she wasn't out
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on a town if that's what you mean. She knew lots of men.
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She wasn't out on a town. Just didn't want to be a car hop
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all the night. So she was looking for the right guy. She ever
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find him? She said she did when the night she was killed she was
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in here? Then that's right? Anybody with it? Amah? Thanks Joe?
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Who is with Gene that night? Nobody be sure? I said,
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nobody? What about this guy she said she'd found? She just said she
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found him. Give his name? Anything else about him? Nothing? What
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time she leave here? Eleven thirty? Hello? She met somebody outside?
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Man? Yeah? Ever seen him before? Yeah? Used to come here
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with Gene pretty often. Haven't seen him the six or eight months? So
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you know his name? No? And what's he looked like? Oh?
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He's forty five fifteen, medium, hip, has a little scar in a
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corner of his mouth, corn room glasses. Nice looking guy. The car,
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yeah, what can I don't know? It was a nice looking car,
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pretty new. I don't know what kind though. What color was it
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blue? I think some kind of light blue. Did you happen to notice
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the license number? Hey? Did you ever play license plate poker? Trying
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to make the best poker hand out of the numbers you see in license?
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Yeah? I play it all the time, make mind bets with myself.
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Sounds crazy, but I like it. What about it? Well? When
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I come in here that night, The best hand i'd seen was two pairs
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nine's overduces. The guy who drove Genuay that night beat me. You remember
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what he beat you in? A low straight four or five, six seven
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eight. You sure about that? Yeah? Sure, look like a good
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bet for a winning hand. Not for Jean Bellamy. It wasn't how'd you
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do? Pete? You're right about a man ben. Get the report from
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motor vehicle. Yeah, a license number ten x four five six seven eight
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issued to John w I have a camp six' eleven lest you drive?
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Uh? From Alma's description, it had to be him. He was driving
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a coup the day we questioned him. Oh that was his wife's car.
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Neighbors say he hasn't been driving in the dances the day after Jean Bellamy was
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killed. Anybody checking for clines, but not all day. I gotta get
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some cigarettes. Oh, hey him, one of mine makes me cough.
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That's not what the ads say. They still make me cough. Can we
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pinant on have a camp? I don't know. Good defense lay could blow
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Alma's testimony sky higher. She got a record path two counts drunk driving disturbing
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the peace, Prince don't match with those on Jean Bellamy's address book. Though,
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do you need any cigarettes? Uh? I have a camp Ambibi's phony.
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Claimed to be at a movie at the Great Western Theater and was closed
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that night. Was decorating. I don't help. Maybe anymotive. He told
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us he stopped seeing Jean Bellamy six months ago when his family's say came to
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his senses. Only his wife had a divorce action on November tenth, mental
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cruelty for just a week ago. Yeah, a couple of days after Jean
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Vellamy died. Talk to the wife. Yeah, just as soon as yetherine
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quiet ben, I found a have Acamps to Dame? Where is it?
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The Leicster upholstery shop eleventh Central having no seat covers, put in bloodstains on
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the upholstering. Yeah. Have Acamp told me how a bad nose? Believe?
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I'll give him a chance to prove it. Want to try to back?
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No, No, somebody's coming? What is it? Please? Is
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mister Habricamp at home? What did you want to see him about? We're
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police officers, police, that's right? Is ian? No? No,
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he's not home? Are you missus havericam? Yes? When do you expect
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your husband? Missus Hacamp. I don't know. Will it be homely to
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this evening? I don't know where is he not? I don't know.
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Could we talk to you for a few minutes, Missus Habercham, I don't
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know anything about my husband, decays it'll only take a few minutes, alright,
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thank you? Oh what is it, chief, Missus Havericamp. Does
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the name Jean Bellamy mean anything to you? Yes? Could you tell us
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what you know about her? I know she was murdered about ten days ago?
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Not all you know? Yes? You sure? Missus who said you
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wanted to talk to my husband? Why are you asking me all these questions?
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Did you know your husband and Jean Bellamy were friends? Yes, you
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knew he'd been seeing a lot of her the past year. Yes, what'd
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you think about that? I didn't mind. Did you do anything about her?
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No? You sure? We've got no right to ask me questions about
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girl's been murdered? Missus Everca, I had nothing to do with it.
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Did your husband, Missus Hericam, he killed her? Didn't he? Yes?
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Did he tell you not? At first? How'd you find out Jean
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Bellamy's address book? Yes? It was on the garage floor the next morning,
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must have fallen out of the car, whot em knowing you mailed it
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into us. She'd been killed. Somebody was guilty, somebody had to pay.
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Why did he kill her? Missus happecam. She deserved to die.
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She had no right to do to him what she did. She can't your
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husband, No, that must be my daughter. She's had a party tonight,
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she said she'd call nay. I I'm sure hello, yes, death,
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dear. Are you having a good time? Oh that's wonderful to you.
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You go ahead and enjoy yourself. Just try not to get back too
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late. Oh, yes, dear, we're all right, just sitting around
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reading. Of course. Of course I'll give daddy a big kid for you.
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Goodbye there. That's one of the reasons Jeane Tellamy deserved to die,
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our children, breaking up my husband's life and mine and our children. He
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was a wonderful man, a wonderful husband and father before he met her.
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Why did kill her? He'd given her up once. I had thought he
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was all over it. Then a week before it happened, he told me
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he couldn't fight it any longer. She was driving him out of his mind.
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He was going back to her and what happened. Then he told me
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about it this afternoon, how he'd met her that night, and then she
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told him it was all off. She was going to marry somebody else.
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She laughed at him. I'll never forget his face as he told me about
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her, laughing at him as he went a little crazy. You have to
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beat it. Where's your husband now? Up back in the garage? What's
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he doing there? We decided that would be best for the children. Look
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like an accident. He's been there almost fifteen minutes. Come on, be
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must be a back door in the kitchen. Yeah, there it is,
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But that's how I got Oh, here he is hair. Let's get him.
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Okay, what he dared? How's he look? Bitter and not too
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bad? Better call in now, that's sure. It looks so quiet and
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peaceful. It hasn't looked that well since before he met her. Is he
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dead? No, he's gonna live. Oh that's too bad. It's so
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quiet and peaceful now, and then when he wakes up again, that's too
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bad. Like to win a sleep fifty three Plymouth convertible, that's just one
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of hundreds of prizes offered in a big Meat than You Plymouth contest easy to
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enter in fifty words or less. Tell on an official entry blank what you
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like most about the new Plymouth. With seventy five new Plymouth features, you
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will find plenty to rave about. So visit your Plymouth dealers tomorrow meet the
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new fifty three Plymouth and get your entry blank for the big twenty five thousand
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dollars contests. But don't put it off. Contest closes next Monday. The
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Lina for before you pass, the Innocent, the vagrant, the thief,
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the murderer. Listen again next week when we again bring you the Lina.
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May I have your attention please? With people out there on the other side
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of the wire in the audience room, may I have your attention please?
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Thank you. My name is Corgar, Sergeant Pete Coger. I'll explain the
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lineup to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered.
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I'll call them the number the name of the lineup, starring Bill Johnstone as
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Lieutenant Ben Guthrie with Jack Moyles as Sergeant Pete Carter, was written by Sidney
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Marshall with music by Eddie Dunsteader. Featured in tonight's cast were Jeannette Nola,
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James Mcallian, John McIntyre, Howard mcneer, High Abrabach, Sydney Miller,
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and Virginia drag. The lineup was transcribed in Hollywood by Himide do Lay.
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The lineup was presented tonight by Plymouth. Remember tomorrow, visit your nearby Plymouth
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showroom to meet the new fifty three Plymouth A great advance in car value at
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no advance in price, Damn Couverly speaking, this is the CBS Radio Network
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Welcome Back. There are a couple of things that stand out to me about
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this episode. First, I think versus modern stories is the idea of telling
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a story like this but without any sort of exploitativeness or and it's definitely a
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contrast between today's crime dramas, which often can almost seem to revel in this
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sort of thing. I think that both the murderer and his wife were in
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quite a state based on what we heard in this episode, where they really
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weren't thinking rationally. Either that or the writers made a mistake, but I'd
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like to think they're just showing the state of emotional distress they're in, particularly
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with the suicide towards the end, or suicide attempt, hoping that would remain
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considered an accident. That was a bit bit much to hope, given that
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the police suspected him of murder and his wife had just filed for divorce.
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Yeah, they're not going to think accident in that case, and I think
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particularly the time of day they portrayed. But I think it's somewhat understandable just
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because of the duress that they were under in what this meant and really just
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a lot of conflicting actions here. The sponsorship was interesting in that radio to
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reached the point in nineteen fifty two when companies could really buy a single goal,
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a single episode just to promote that, and then the series would go
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back to sustain and the little skit for Plymouth in the middle, I think
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was kind of cute. All right, Well, that will do it for
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today. We'll be back on Monday with another Johnny Dollar cereal, and then
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join us back here on Saturday for another episode of the Lineup. In the
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meantime, sendor comments to Box thirteen at Great Attractives dot net and follow us
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on Twitter. Radio Detectives from Noise, Idaho. This is your host,
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Adam Graham, signing off