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nine. All right, well, here now is the first nineteen fifty one
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episode of the lineup, The Case of Frankie and Joyce. Ladies and gentlemen,
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We take you now behind the scenes of a police headquarters in a great
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American city or under the cold glaring lights will pass before us, the innocent,
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the vagrant, the thief, the murderer. This is the lineup.
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I hope this will take a long Lieu Canada. I've got to get back
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to my new quagon. It won't take long to mail. And let's sit
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here. I just think I hadn't been delivering milk. I wouldn't absume if
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i'llow run out of the alley. That's how you can identify him. Oh,
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I can do that. I'd know him any places. By the way.
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He's scared. Olga. My horrors. This dead girl, Lieutenant,
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all dressed up like she'd been dancing somewhere. Had you been dancing somewhere,
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Lieutenant, That's something we have to find out dancing in a few hours later.
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I guess you never do dancing. You people out there on the other
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side of the wire in the audience room, may I have your attention?
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Please thank you. My name is Greb, Sergeant Matt Greb. I'll explain
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the lineup to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered.
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I'll call up a number, the name and charge. If you have
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any questions or identifications, Please remember the number assigned to the prisoner, as
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I call his name at the end of each line. When I asked for
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questions or identifications, call up the number. If you're sure. I'm not
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too sure of the suspect, have him helm. The officers who took your
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name will assist you there see to the monk. Please be prompt with your
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questions or identification. I'll be prompt. All right, the way this room
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and dressed back into their gail clothes. It makes it quite difficult to bring
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them back after they leave here. The questions I asked these suspects, I'm
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merely to get a natural tone the voice, So do not pay too much
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attention to their answers, as they often lie ring on the line. All
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right, boys, our act to swim belong. You're the first boy.
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Guess you pick up your feet, walk to the end of the stage and
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take the place the rest of your plow. Now turn the face front,
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hands to your side toward the people out there. They want to see you.
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Number one pills a vaquancy. Where do you live? Bill? Near
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the arena? I like the rassling matches? Where were you arrested in a
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rassler's dressing room? I like to help the rasslers. What do you do
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for a living? Film? I'm between engagement Chargeant number two, money,
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digg and burglary? Where do you live? Money? Thank you? Street
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wear on Baker Street. I'm a three. What were you doing when you
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were arresting? The arresting officer found you crawling through a window on distant drive.
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Let's spot me. You must have lost my way? Number three I
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have to do Bob open charge. Where do you live? I didn't do
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it? No? Where to right? Where do you live? I haven't
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I even doing all right? You had no trouble for me for six months.
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I haven't I even doing all right? He night number three, he's
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no wonder. He's scared any questions and Graham number three hall for interrogation.
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He was like, yesterday, Pennant, you're sitting there swiveling in your chair
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and be sitting here shaking and sweating me. You don't have to shake us.
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He just tell me about this time? Is serious? Yeah? He
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serious? Because a girl named Joyce Ronson was killed because you were seen at
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five this morning running out of the alley where she was found. You would
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run through the time. What were you're doing in the alley. I told
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the card tell me sure, sure, I'll tell you. So I'm sitting
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here and you're swiveling back and forth in your chair. I don't do no
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good to lie I know that. No tell me sure. Well. It's
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early morning, maybe five o'clock. I'm walking along going home. You know
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I passed this alley. I have to look in. It will happen.
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This is lieutenant, you asked me to tell you. Look in. It
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is hurry and I see the dame is haanty clothes stretched out. I'm curious.
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I go closer. When I see what I see, I don't have
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to go course, I run. What did you see? As somebody plugged
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her in the head? Bad? Very bad? You know she was dead.
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Why didn't you call the police? Wasn't my record? You kidding?
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The tenant? Yeah, come in, man, we got the medical on
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Joyce ronson been time to death a stabber when two am a little this way
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or that? But two am or what's so funny? You don't have to
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excuse me for lasness. But I'm happy a murder charge and you're happy.
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Sure, I'm happy because from one this morning the three I was in an
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all night Turkey's bad Hillmans. You'll kick Dame the door man, turn him
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over the platy show, Come on all yours final, Well, it looks
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like to go to work, Ben, you have something to work on,
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naturally, namely the contents of Joyce Ronson's evening bag and namely one all the
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usual contents of a lady's evening bag, vanity flipstick, driver's license, miscellaneous
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matters, the usual, anything unusual. Well, maybe a dance program.
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Now, don't look at me that way, Ben, It's one of those
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cards girls fill out of the dance so they'll know who's got which dance.
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I know what a dance program is, man, Well, sure, man,
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sure, but look, let me read it to you. Last night's
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Days on the Top of Plass In nineteen thirty four McKinley High School fifteenth Annual
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Reunion Dance Reunion dance h anything else? Yeah, yeah, from the look
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of the program, Joyce dance with only two people, Frankie Moore and Vince
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Bishop. Give me that programer, are you you're going somewhere, Ben?
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Yeah, I'm gonna see how Frankie Moore and Vince Bishop enjoyed the dance last
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night I'm looking for Frankie Moore. Oh he's not in. I'm missus Bishop
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frankish Landed. You can give me the message. You'll be back soon.
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Mister. I'm like a mother to my boys, but I'm a footmother.
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I don't ask them where they're going. Off in the com in tech.
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Are you here about the wedding? Wedding? Yeah, frank you wedding.
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He was getting married this week. He told me, just like you tell
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his mother. He and Joyce were announcing it at the dance last night.
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Joyce Ronson, Oh you know her name. So you must be here about
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the wedding. I'm afraid you're too late. I'm from the police, Lieutenant
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Guthrine. Oh and it's the murder that brings you here. I read about
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it in the papers. Have you seen Frankie this morning? I wish I
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heard. Poor boys, you'll need comforting. Her mother's comfort somebody to Oh
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no, so I haven't seen Frankie. When it comes in, Tell him
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to get in touch with me, please, of course, mister Guthrie.
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Of course I tell him. Yeah, just as soon as I had a
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nice motherly chat with him. Yeah, what is it? Funny? Got
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grabber up the message for you message Yelton. He said you didn't have to
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look for Vince Bishop because he was just picked up for robbery. Now where
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sergeant Grip Now, same place he always is this time of Elton, the
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lineup the answer? Who arrested you? Said you were lawsy? Me?
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What's laden damming around the same corner? All my looking suspicious? Oh that
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I guess how it was larger? Number five Vince Bishop suspishing of robbery?
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Where do you even Vince? Look? This is crazy. I don't know
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any question. Vince? Where do you live? Twenty four twenty Johnson Lane?
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What do you do for a living? I run a diner that some
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time? Who robbed me? Hey? You give me that go wash in
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my watch? You stole him? You get all right? Take it easy,
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Ryan and Graham. Yes, Number five hold forterrogation. You're making a
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mistake. Will get through a big mistake. Grahams what time was it when
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you held up mister Ryan last night? I didn't hold him up him or
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anybody else. Look, I run it mister Ryan says it was around one
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thirty. Says he knows because he was looking at us watch when you asked
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him for it. He's lying. Let my wife gets here, she'll prove
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he's lying. We have sent for your wife. She's gonna say you were
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with him. She will, she will because I was. But tell me
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about it, okay, I'll make you feel like a policeman to make me
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answer questions. So I'll answer until my wife gets here. Then we'll just
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be citizens together. That'sk away. How well did you know Joyce Runs?
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What's that? Gutted? I see? I read about joy You've done some
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checking. You're looking for a pigeon. Isn't that the way it is,
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Lieutenant, A nice fat pigeon? How well did you know it? How
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well as well? I went to school with Joyce, saw now, and
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then in the street, dance with her at reunion dances last night, like
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last night, just before Frankie Moore announced he and Joyce were gonna play Wooden
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tunes together. Funny thing? What Joyce? It didn't seem like a girl
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about the hero winning? She scared? I wondered what it was. Oh,
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no, that scared scared of you? Maybe Vince blind Alley. Lieutenant,
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you're trying to make me say I killed Joyce Runs? And I didn't
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know because just before Joyce was killed. You were on the other side of
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town, filling your pockets with mister Ryan's belonging. That's what happens. You
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get friendly with a cop given information, That's what happened. Yeah, Missus
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Bishop, missunder now you'll see Pince. Well, are you here? What's
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this all about? Look, honey, tell away. I'm an Evans,
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Missus Bishop. I sent for you because I have to ask you a few
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questions, certainly, but I don't know this. Last night you went to
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a reunion dance. Your husband was with you, wasn't he. Of course
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we always go everywhere together. Heard that we go everywhere. After the talking,
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Vince, after the dance, Missus Bishop, what time was it when
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your husband left? You left me, that's right. Why not for a
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walk or maybe a glass would be he left the house? Lieutenant, you
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think Sinnce did someone last night, something against the law. I'm not saying
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he did, Missus Bishop, but he might as well he didn't. And
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you know why because he was with me the whole night, the whole night,
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Lieutenant Ben, Uh huh. You've been sitting there a long time,
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Ben, Yes, sitting Uh huh. Frankie Moore, he'll call Ben,
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I know what you're thinking, that maybe he won't call. That maybe Frankie
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killed Joyce Ronson and is now putting space between us and him. I don't
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know, man, you want us to go looking for Frankie not? Yeah,
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well wait a few minutes more if you say so. But I U
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tanne gutfy. Yeah, oh yes, mister Fisher, yeah right away,
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and let's go. Man. That was his Landlady. Frankie Moore just came
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in flanky, drunk. You would hardly stand up or stand up to make
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me lose my motherly feeling. I don't take it too hard, Missus fishing
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something every mother goes through. I try to make him call you, but
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come on, that the window, Matt, the shot came from there.
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You're late, Ben, I didn't even see the car got around the corner.
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Frankie, he's pretty bad. Uh yeah, thank you. Frankie's dead,
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to the world like it's naeport. Please please missus fishing man sure venture,
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Missus Fisher, I am. I just want to tell you signing grab and
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I it hurts us that we were too late to save Frankie's life. I
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know that, Lieutenant got three. I know that, and now we'll need
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your help my health. I can't help Frankie now. It seems like just
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yesterday I took Frankie down the corner drug storefer hot fudge Sunday. Frankie was
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fond of hot fudge Sundays. Oh no, only when his daughter of a
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year he's done it. Yeah, that's side. Lieutenant. Frankie didn't talk
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much about her, poor little thing, always dressed in that ugly uniform.
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What kind of uniform? Oh, I'm sure I wouldn't know, Lieutenant.
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I never tried until Frankie's affair. But I tell you that that long old
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drug store clerk he would know. He knows everything. Man, Go buy
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yourself a hat fudge Sunday. I'll make your back and head corners. I
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stopped off to get some coffee, Ben, What did you get man?
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Coffee Frankie Moore. What did you get? Oh? Three items on Frankie
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Moore? All right, man, let's heaven. Well, first, on
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my way upstairs, ballistics handed me a report Frankie Moore was shot by the
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same gun which killed Joyce Ronson. Know what else? Missus Fisher was right
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about Frankie's daughter the drug store. Cuick remembered her and knew all about the
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uniform. Said it was the kind of kids where it's Saint Joseph's Children's Home.
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You went there. Then the head mistress at the children's home told me
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all about the child, but was unable to produce her even when I insisted
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get over him whatever, because the child had been picked up this morning by
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the mother identified only is missus Frankie Moore, and accompanied by an old dancing
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teacher from McKinley High School named Ella Barnes. That's all, man, Well,
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that's all except that miss Ella Barnes could not be located. But she's
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due at McKinley for her dancing class at four o'clock, which isn't about fifteen
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minutes. They ben your cockey, Ben Guthrie. You say, en,
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you're a policeman. Well what brings you to my dancing class. Mister Guthrie,
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speak up. I'd like to ask you some questions, Miss Bonds about
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missus Frankie Moore. Pardon me, mister Guthrie. Elsie you missed out the
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record. You may call me miss Ella. Everybody does you look familiar?
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Mister Guthrie, Did I ever teach you dancing? I'm afraidman, Oh,
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mist flush. Dancing is a very masculine exercise. Look at me, Ginnell,
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if you don't mind, Missus Frankie Moore, you say, excuse me,
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mister Guthrie. Limber, Elsie, Limber, Limber, limber the left
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leg that's like here. I'm sorry, mister Duffy. I'm an old woman.
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I sometimes forget. What is it you were asking? Missus Frankie Moore.
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You were with it this morning when you want to pick up the child?
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Is it important for you to know? Mister Guffy. It's important.
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He sent you to get the child, didn't he. Well, you won't
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get at mister Duffy, even if you are from the police. I don't
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want the child, Missella. What do you want? Then? Spick up
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information about Frankie Moore's wife ex wife mister Guffy the most over ten years ago.
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I told Alice when she married them would be that way. Caroline,
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Caroline, the hips, my dear, a part of the body that's better.
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Oh, I'm sorry, mister Duty. I can't give you any more
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information. Sellah, I don't like to winsist it. Why do you go
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to thank you more? That's him what you want to know? I wish
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I could Frankie Moore's dead, dead murder. Come with me, mister couthy,
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Elsie take over for a few minutes. My dear will say long Thrankie
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and Guthrie mouth it's down, thank you, thank you more murdered you see
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shut miss Ella by the same person who killed Joyce Ronson Joyce. No,
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I'm a fool, an old fool one thinks that pupils children to be protected
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they grow up, mister cuthriy one forgets that adults with a dult emotion.
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I'll tell you what you want to know. Where shall I start and try?
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This morning when you were with Alice more she came to see me,
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woke me up. Were you expecting her? I haven't seen Alice since frank
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A divorced her. I thought she disliked me because I had tried to keep
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her from eloping with Frankie. When she rang my bell this morning, I
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was surprised and flattered. I suppose she asked you to go with her and
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get the child. Yes, she was afraid wanted me to keep the child.
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So Frankie and please go on with them. That's all. Child is
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at my apartment, sleeping until this evening. This evening, yes, and
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to meet her at the station. She said she was going to take the
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child away where Frankie camp bather? What time is she leaving those? Alice
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will be meeting me now, will she, mister Gutthrie, because you'll be
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asking her questions. I will have to find her first. I don't know
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Alice Moore. Oh you wouldn't, would you? Maybe I can help you,
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mister Duffe go so many years memories of an old woman, Miss Ella.
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Oh yeah, last picture of nineteen thirty four. Look at their faces,
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mister Guthrie. Sure, Alice Moore? Which one is she here?
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Bought from the left. You know her, mister Guthrie. I can see
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by your faith that you know her. Yes, I know her. I'm
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glad I could help you. Now, please go before. I'm sorry I
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helped you. Goodbye, mister Cuthri. Hi man, I got here as
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fast as I could always, good time, man? Where's your car around
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the corner? Like you said, what's up? Is that Vince Bishop's diner
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over there? Yeah, the one with the green light? You didn't answer
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my question, Ben, do you think Vince Bishop's wife killed joyceon Frankie?
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I don't know yet. I think so. It's a long shot. Ben.
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You know that, don't you, Just because Alice Bishop was once Alice
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More. If we're wrong, it couldn't be in trouble. We'll take that
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chance. Then, before we go in there, why don't we just pick
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up Alice Bishop take her to headquarters where we can talk to her quiet,
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Fike? Why not? Huh? Because this is the way I want to
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come on, le's go ad just a minute, Ben, aren't you forgetting
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something? What Vince used his wife as an alibi to clear him on that
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robbery charge. That means they were together. That's why I want them together.
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Now, come on, it's locked. I can hear them moving around.
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Not gonna doll We're closed, As a sign on the door says closed.
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What do you want we want to commend, Vince. I'm sorry,
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Lieutenant. We're busy with any we want to commend, Vince. Lieutenant didn't
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say it quite that way. Come in your wife here, Vince, Yeah,
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she's here. I don't you want to know I'm calling. She's busy,
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I said calling. If that's the way you wanted Alice, Alice,
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honey, come in here a minute with it, then you know I'm trying
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to get this stuck it. Oh, you didn't tell me. Don't be
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frightened, missus Bishop. We just want to talk to you for a few
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minutes. You and Vince. I see all right. Look, Tennis,
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what do you want to talk to us about? Murder him? Why did
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you kill Joyce? Ronson? Are you crazy? I told you, you
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told me this morning. You didn't rob mister Ryan. That's right, isn't
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it. You didn't rob him? Of course I didn't think about it,
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Vince. Or robbery you'd get a year, maybe two. Murder is a
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different thing. I didn't rob him, Hardwood, Vince said, met he
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didn't rob mister Ryan. I heard him. Well, you better come along
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with us, Vince. We're charging you with the murder of Joyce. Ronson
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was crazy. I was with my wife last night, like she said,
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go on tell him again, honey. Sure, I'll tell him. Vince
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is with me all last night. And if you're arrest him, live in
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a super city for every dollar at Scott. Do you understand, mister Guffrey,
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you're ready to go, Vince. I'm not going anywhere. I'll go
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ahead with him, Vince. Let him arrest you. They can't prove a
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thing. I'll get a lawyer, a good lawyer there. When will you
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get a lawyer? Missus Bishop? Doesn't your train leaving an hour? What
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are you? Where were you going somewhere? Missus Bishop? This is ridiculous.
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I don't know what you're talking about, a missus Bishop. You don't
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want to keep miss Ella and your daughter waiting, don't you? What's this
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all about? Oh it's nothing, then don't believe him. What's it all
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about? What I meant to tell you? I'm taking a kid on a
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little trip. You're meant to tell me? When? When? Alice?
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Who's gonna run out of me? Way? Don't you? Why don't you?
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Vince? I thought bother of us? All right, little tennant?
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I got something to tell you. I did Rob Ryan at one thirty this
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morning, that's where I was. Oh, honey, maybe you'll tell Lieutenant
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Gutthrie where you were this morning. Your husband asked you a question, missus
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Bishop, I'll tell your husband where you were, Alice, you were killing
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Joyce Ron and today, Alice, today you shot Frankie. Why? I
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don't know? Well? At everything I did with me everything, Why did
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you ever do for me? Feel like a common faith because the dinner doesn't
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make enough money for you on the streets light after night and scared sick for
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your honest? Did you anything back would help Vin? For you all the
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time you're in love with that cheap No, you'll call him cheap. I
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hate you, did I. I don't want to listen to me, Vin,
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listen to me say it. I loved Frankie. I always loved him,
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even want me. So you killed Joyce because she was gonna marry Frankie.
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You said it, Alice. I couldn't stand it her with Frankie being
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with him all the time. You kill Frankie too, didn't you. He
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didn't want me. I begged him to come away, but he didn't want
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me. I came back to his room and children, Thank you, man,
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get the coach, the lineup, or before you passed, the innocent,
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the vagrant, the thief, the murderer. Listen again next week when
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we again bring you the lineup. May I have your attention? Please,
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You people out there on the other side of the wine in the audience room,
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may I have your attention? Please, thank you. My name is
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grim Sargeant Matt Grab. I'll explain the line up to you. Each of
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the suspects you would see will be nothing. I'll call up a number their
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name and chard you have any questions and identifications, please the fight the President,
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as they called me. The line up, starring Bill Johnstone Is,
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Lieutenant Ben Guthrie and Wally Mayor Sergeant Matt Grabb, was written by Charles E.
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Israel with music by Eddie Dunsteater. Featured in tonight's cast were Howard mcneer,
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Joe Deval, Wilms, Herbert, John McIntyre, Jeanette Nolan, Tony
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Barrett, and Virginia Gregg. The Lineup is produced and directed by Jimi Delvayer.
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Mark it down this Sunday, January seventh, the day Charlie Wild checks
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in at CBS. That's the stars address. You will enjoy the adventures of
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Charlie Wild, a private eye with a whole set of fascinating, unorthodox methods
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for dealing with man on the shady side of the law. Charlie Wild Private
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Eye will be heard on most of these same CBS stations every Sunday starting this
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Sunday, January seventh, Dan coverly speaking, this is CBS where you find
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songs for sale every Friday night, the Columbia Broadcasting System. Welcome back.
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While we saw I've mentioned before that the lineup can best be viewed as a
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kind of imitation or attempt pete with dragnet and that, and here you saw
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it with the uh with the whole you know, talking to the person while
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they work, in this case while giving a dance lesson. I almost wonder
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if this could ever reach the point of parody where a police officer comes up
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and says, I have to ask you a few questions. Oh sure,
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I'm about I'm working today, I'm going up skydiving. Would you mind?
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Oh sure, not not at all, not at all, grab a shoot,
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Just professionally go about asking the questions. All right, Well, now
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he turned a listener comments and feedback. Uh Tammy says that thank you for
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all you do, Adam. It makes my day at work just fly by.
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And then we have a couple of comments on podcast Alley uh and uh
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we have Adam does a great job and I love these old radio shows.
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And another listener rites thank you for all that you do, Adam. Well,
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thank you so much for your comments and I appreciate once again everyone's support
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during the listener support Kim Haye and that will actually do it for today.
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We will be back on Monday with the adventures of Frank Race and then join
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us on Tuesday as we investigate the cases of mister Race. In the meanwhile,
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