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The Line Up: The Drinkler Kidnapping Case (EP1094) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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time for today's episode of the lineup. This one is called the Drinkler Kidnapping
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Case. There has been a delay in the start of this evening session of
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a Democratic National Convention. CBS Radio therefore will start at the convention broadcast one
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half hour from now at nine thirty pm Eastern daylight saving time. Meanwhile,
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we resume my regularly scheduled program. Ladies and gentlemen, We take you now
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by a transcription behind the scenes of a police headquarters in a great American city,
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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 I
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do. Look back and Candel picked up two good prints at the jewelry stone
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check right out, think fit Hennessy, how about the mug Bertram Goldberg and
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Carl and made him right away. Went through his room, found much of
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the stuff from the McClure hall. The rest of his bound to turn up.
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Fet'll show up. Yeah, well, Cardon city might be a little
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late. I told Peter On Hennessey on the last batch got forty eight coming
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through tonight. You know. Yeah, Hennessy fell from Colorado Springs four years
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ago. The same stuff jewelry is staring cattle rusting it. Uhh, yeah,
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all this boy's been around. He still owe them five for breaking parole
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in Canadas City. All right, grab one over here. I won't tell
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us come to and show him over when rightly, people out there on the
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other side of the wire on the audience room, may I have your attention?
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Please thank you. My name is Corger, Sergeant Pete Corger. I'll
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explain the line up to you. Each of the suspects you will see will
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be numbered. I'll call off a number, the name and char at the
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end of each line. When I ask for questions or identifications, call out
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the number. Please be prompt with your questions or identifications. When the prisoners
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leave here, they're sent to the washroom and dress back into their jail clothes.
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It makes it quite difficult to bring them back after they leave here.
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The questions I asked these suspects and really to get a natural tone voice,
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but do not take too much attention to their answers, as they often lie.
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All right, bring on the line, even MOI voian right over here
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to the end of the state, Spread out, stand facing the screen,
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look straight ahead, no talking, okay, Number one Salt Greenberg Grand theft
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Auto. Get your hands out of your pocket? Saw? Where do you
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live? All along Nebraska? The last place you slept so oh, Yorkshire
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Arm Departments is in the Riverside district. I don't know the address. Any
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weapons when you were picked up? Eh? What? I I had a
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gun and knife? Let's start with the gun. What kind? What make
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a little? Twenty two pistols? Single shot? Smith? I think it
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was a knife all about this long ten inches eight inches? About ten inches?
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How long you've been in town? Saw since that Thursday? Don't look
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at me, look out there through the screen. Are you alone when you're
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arrested? Yeah? I was alone. What kind of work you do?
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I don't work exactly. I mean you've never worked in your life? Oh?
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Sure, but I mean none on a job you know? No,
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I don't know. What do you mean? What do you do to make
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a living? I steal cars? Thank you? So? Next number two
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James Shanks Burglary after the circle. Yeah, living in any particular place these
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days? Jimmy, Oh nah, now you know me? Sergeant Carter.
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Yeah, he's so good? No more? How you been fine? Fine?
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Well? You sleep last night? Jim? Last night? Yeah?
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Last night over in glen View in the park car about the night before Jeans
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Street a different car. Ever, think about getting a job Jimmy, Oh
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sure, sure, I ain't thought about it a lot at all. I
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ain't had a job, Warrens Carter, I like to kill. I am
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Sergeant Cottet Jimmy, no offense. Anybody with you when you're arrested. I
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was going to carry about when I work. Answer the questions. Anybody with
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you when you're arrested? Yeah, I ain't named Donald. You don't know
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the rest of his name. Donald. I don't know him very long hour.
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Donald Rhodes, you're in the next room. Saw him here just before?
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Come on here, A nice kid. You know how old he is
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now? He's seventeen, Jim, this is his first lineup, No,
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honest, honest, he's first dinner. Who what do you know about that?
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I know he won't like it very much, Jim. Number three,
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Rudolph Tate, open shot. Where do you live? Rudel uh forty three
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thirty fifty six, one hundred and seven Street. What do you do?
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I'm a butcher? Where do you work? The landsdown market? When we
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arrested this morning at the market. Anyone else arrested with you? Yeah?
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Him, him, him and him? You know these men? Sure?
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George Siminetti right there, Frank and Paul Darcy the other two for us and
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fixed fee. How long you know him? Which one? Deeminetti? All
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my life? How about the Darcy brothers? Oh? Here's about Oh,
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I guess about five years, maybe six, and sped just a couple of
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weeks. It's his fault, watch his fall, his idea, he come
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out here. He had the idea and the perspect The whole thing was his.
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I what did he take care of fellows when he comes in? About
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here's the sheep? Right? Okay, all right, slide on down number
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four. George. It's hot in that air conditioning. He went on again,
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that's a mess. I want to pull the whole system out and startle
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You said it maybe someday. Maybe, Well, keep working on. I'm
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gonna take with me later, Ben, starting from this end. Come in,
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Ben answer, Yeah, that's what he just came in. Okay,
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Bye, Ben, Ed Drinkler has been snatched the restaurant man. Yeah.
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Wife got this telegram at eight o'clock tonight. Western Union people notified us.
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I have your husband. I want ten ten twenties, fifties. I'll let
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you know where you can pick him up. You call him a police you
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we can't stand by him. It was phoned into the office from a pay
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booth, and I've had no way to track it down. Let's see that,
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ben, Now, this is the story. Drinker called his wife from
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his office last night about six and said he had some work to get out.
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Missus Drinkler called him back there about nine, and he said he'd be
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home by midnight. Miss Drinkler went on to bed. When she got up
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this morning, she assumed he'd left the house already, but when he didn't
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show up for dinner tonight, she got worried and phoned the office. They
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told her he hadn't been in all day long. Missus Drinkler was phoning friends
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around town looking for him when the wire came in. Small got there about
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half an hour after the messenger. Boy, he's still there now. I
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sent a detail down to Drinker's office. Murphy and Crockett talked to his secretary
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and office manager. They want much help. People who work in a building
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night watchman and scrub lady said Drinkler had a visitor about ten o'clock last night.
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Tall man, well dressed. Heave a pretty hazy description. Could have
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been anyone. We're checking it out that all that's about it. Drinkles's car
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still parked in the rear of the building. Something may turn it later on.
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Right now, we're going to have to play along. What happened.
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This drinker didn't have any trouble getting the money. It's being marked right now.
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Boys are working on it. You know what we're up against. Ben,
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can't spend too much time. We'll have to figure it out as we
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go along. Here's the address, three thirteen Cherry Drive, straight out York.
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Did you get to the parkway, then right, two blocks beyond the
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golf course. Take seventeen. K's cleared with the motor pool. Okay,
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place might be watched. Park down the street and go in the alleyway.
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I've got units here, here, here, and here, radio controls all
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set up right. The contact will be by phone or message again, it's
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the only way right now we can depend on getting any kind of lead.
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Small ad lipapys and some men from the crime labber out there. Federal man
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should be along pretty soon. I'll bring Cargo and quin out with me later
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on. Okay, that's it all right. I'll use anything anyone do anything
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that occurs to you. Ben, I'll be right with you all the way.
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Okay, Oh uh Bill, huh, how's missus Drinkler taking it?
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He wants her husband back him? Hi, Ben, Asher, Hi this
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way, This is Drinklers in the next room. She's scared, silly.
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Can you blame her? No, but we're gonna need her if they happen
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to call. Yeah, lab put in another line here, and three extensions
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on the original line. This one in here, one on the floor below
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us in the kitchen, and one in the hallway. All right, Asher,
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take the extra line and check the telephone company, and keep all the
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lights out except in the living room right there. They tricked up with any
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call comes in or go on the tape automatically the minute the connection's made,
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circuits wide open. What do you think then she got the wire three hours
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ago. I don't think they take any chance of taking the place out to
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see what she did. It's still good right now, holding him a whole
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day before contacting her. And there's a chance I'll calling tonight sometime. If
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they cast it at all, he could have smoked been yeah, thanks anybody
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else in the house. Boys in Europe, This summer cook left two days
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ago on the week's vacation. Missus Drinkler has been holding it down. Well,
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I guess I better. Oh, feeling a little better, Missus Drinkler.
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I don't all go away. Why don't you leave my home. We
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want to help you, ma'am. This is Lieutenant Guthrie. Take these men
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away, Missus Drinkler. We're going to do everything humanly possible to bring your
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husband back, yes, safely, and to get the people responsible for taking
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him. I we should try to see it our way my husband. I
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want him back. I'll pay them the money they want. I just want
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my husband. Don't you understand, Yes, ma'am. I we want him
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back too. He's our first concern. Please, none of you understand,
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none of you. They'll get frightened and they know you're here. They'll kill
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him. They'll kill it. There's nothing to stop them, there's everything to
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stop them. They know that the police and federal people would never stop looking
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from him if they did that. We don't really believe that, Lieutenant.
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I know you don't. I've been sitting in my room thinking about it.
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They kill him because there's no reason to keep him alive. Get doctor Gerson
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right reason at all? Now you people are here and they'll kill him because
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you're here. Wouldn't you like to go? You're here? Why are you
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here to get your husband back alive? No, that is true. He's
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been missing a whole day. You think kid's already dead. Don't you please?
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If you just try, No, he's already dead, don't you You
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know it? We only know that he's got to be found. Missus,
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Get out, Get out of my house, Get out, get well.
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Gerson wants to take it out of the hospital. Is she out of it?
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Yeah? Oh, this is Officer Grace Hanley Ben Hello, Grace.
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You know the setup. Everything may depend on the way you answer that phone
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of the kidnapper calls INET. I tried to stall him, do anything,
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so we'll stay on the wire long enough to trace it. You can take
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it in here. I'll be downstairs. Make yourself comfortable. Oh, don't
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jump out. If he rings, I want to hear his voice, so
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we'll have to pick it up together. I know anything more on that description.
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Quian took a crow and went to work on it. Man who runs
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an all night diner remembered a black Caddy Sedan out in front of the building.
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Thinks he saw a drinkler and another man get into it about ten o'clock
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dime checks with the others. Yeah, fits with a tall angle too.
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That's about all. No license nothing, wald Op put out an APB and
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drink Ler and what we have and the other man car's not much help.
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Yeah, A long night coming up. Yeah, yeah, as near as
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we can make it. He was taken around ten last night. Yeah,
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I think he might still be alive. Afraid to think ben lass smoke here.
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Thanks. Yeah, it's almost five. Yeah, Hi, Hi,
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you two still awake, trying to be and I think I'll see if our
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police woman's still alive. She's had night duty for three months. She's used
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to Hi. Hello, that's full of policemen. You're quiet around you.
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We hare the quiet time asuh yeah, holdly grace you they win. We'll
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both pick up on the con of three one Joe three. Hello, Hello,
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I want to speak with missus Drinkler. This is missus Drinkler. Are
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you the man you get the money? Yes? In ten twenties fifties,
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yes, just as you ask, it's off. What do you want me
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to do? Get ten thousand more? What if you heard me? Ten
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thousand more? And tens twenties and I can't get that much money. I
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took everything. I was going to argue you, missus drinker, if you
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want to see your husband again, get another ten thousand. But remember no
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police. I'll kill him if you call him the police. Please listen to
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me. Ten thousand is all I can get together. That isn't true,
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missus drinker. I want twenty thousand dollars and I wanted at nine o'clock tonight.
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Well, where what do you want me to do? Drive over to
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the Museum of Natural History in City Park. Park your car there by the
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funf have the money in a bag. Just wait by the fount please.
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Okay, Grace, good job, he's off. Okay, sorry, man,
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story of the Democratic Convention. Everybody's here, City Engineer's office. Send up
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that man's martory. Okay, boys, all the tenants here, let's get
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it down. Are you men have your sheets on this? It's pretty scanty.
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We haven't got much to go on, but we're going to have to
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use what we have. Tall man who drives a black forty six Cadillac Sadan.
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That's all we know about him. We want to know a lot more.
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Fete ye, all right, come on up a little closer. Here.
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Here's a city park covered on the east by Federal Boulevard, west by
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Franklin Street thirty third runs to the south Parkway to the north sixteen Road,
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entrances to the park. Now here's the way it will work. Two men
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to work car, one car to every entrance. We start numbering them from
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the Federal Boulevard entrance one, and then here's two and three and so on.
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You men will be in cars covering the entrances. There'll be other units
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working Federal, Franklin, thirty third and Parkway. What about the museum itself?
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Then? Yeah, well, I can't take a chance. We like
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to have some men in there because it's nearest to the Fountain meeting place,
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but someone in the museum might be connected with it. There's no way to
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station or hire a police officer around that. Fountain Park Commission is going to
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help us. Only can a whole things pretty much up to us. We
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hope the kidnapper shows up to get his money. We hope he'll drive the
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black Cadillac. We hope he's a tall man and that we recognize him.
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How's the other part of it going to work? Officer Grace Handley is going
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to fill in again. He'll wear one of Missus Drinkless coats and she'll drive
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Missus Drinkles's car over to the park tonight. Anybody hidden in the car.
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She'll be alone. Communications will make up a new code signal for the night.
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He'll get it in your radios. Any questions, Yeah, when do
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we start? Well, I'm staggering him. First car goes in at four
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o'clock. Anything else? I guess that? Does it? Pete? Okay?
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Right? Then Israel and Todd fifty k g one. How does it
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look? Oh? Seems like the best thing we can do. Try to
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Sucker and then a trip. I don't like it. You neither to mind,
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though, Bird's really done a slick job. Not one lead, nothing
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we can get hold of man, anything new in the car, not even
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if possible. Benny's got us. The whole force has been alerted. Drinkly's
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description has been broadcast every half hour since nine o'clock last night. The kidnapper
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and the cars on the wire all over the country, and Stelly's got us.
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I don't want anybody taking a break until we get him, right though,
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gualdo hold it? Ben? Yeah, yeah, okay, let's check
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it out by small man at the diner picked one. A guy named Charles
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Newton says he looks like the man who was with Drinkler. Here it has
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been okay, where's the makeshift? Oh, Charles Edward Newton, male,
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Caucasian, age thirty one. I had six feet two inches, white,
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one sixty two pounds, brown hair, blue eyes. Last known the dress
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five seven six a Gilpen Avenue. Previous arrests contact August three, nineteen.
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There's a MA machine here, Yeah, there's not much on it. He's
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from the Pika, Kansas. Okay, let me see that doesn't look much
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like a kidnapper has he been? I don't know what's the kidnapper supposed to
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look like? Here, it's paint fifty seven sixty eight. Yeah, at
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least the dogs at home? Yeah yeah, what is it? Police officers?
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We'd like to ask a few questions. Please you say yeah, you
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like to come in? Well, thank you very much. What is it?
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What's wrong? We'd like to know your name, Julie Newton new Newton,
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min. What's your husband's name, Sad Newton. I'd like to know
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why you're here. We're trying to locate a man named Charles Edward Newton.
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We understand he lived here once. Oh no, you're mistaken, child,
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you never lived with us. Oh well then you'll know him. Well,
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Childie's sad brothers. But he just had his mails in here. He never
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lived here. Well do you know where he's living now? See in trouble.
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We just want to talk to him. Man. You know his address?
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Oh yeah, I have it written down. I have it somewhere here.
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Oh yeah, here it is. You're thirty five thirty five Columbine Street,
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Columbine, Yes, thirty five thirty five Combine Street, Kansas City,
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Missouri. How long has he lived there? Is it Newton? Oh?
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Month? I guess last time we saw him, he said he's on his
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way, and that's five weeks ago. Anyhow, Uh, you know where
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he actually lived here in town? No? Bad told me Charlie wasn't well.
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He got in trouble. Now then John only came here twice now and
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then he calls if he had any mail or phone calls, but he never
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let us know where he lived. Did he have any mail? A phone
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call? Once? A girl called up. I think she was from a
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used car lot in town, but that's all. Charlie called up later and
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I told him about it. Now, when was this toy left? Did
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Charlie have a car? No? I think he bought ones in that lot.
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Do you remember the name of the used kind of one Empire Motors.
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I think it's called I'm not sure you know what kind of a car he
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boy, Well, it's the one he drove by, and it's a real
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nice one. And he came by it to give us this address just before
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he laughed he was driving a real nice car. When I asked him he's
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gonna buy it? He said he thought he would. It was a used
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one, but it was very nice Cadillac big black today Carl was purchased with
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the last month manth to used Carl. I identified the mug, but saleslip
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showed Newton used the name Raymond Atlas, same address on Gilpen. Yeah,
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put a supp line, y apb fills out a lot better. Now had
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a complete description on Newton and the car. Yeah, he's somewhere in town.
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Least he wait yesterday anything from Kansas City. Yeah, it just came
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in No Columbine Street there, Yeah, yeah, three thirty going out to
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the park. Reason and I hope we don't have to get anything out of
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Newton's brother. He said he didn't have much to do with Charles. Thought
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he might have worked as a cook. And when a drinkler's restaurants once didn't
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know checking him out, he set it up on he's shooting in Hi,
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ben Coin Hi. I talked to the bod tender in one of the Curtis
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Bob remember Newton coming in there off and on for a year. Says he
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came in about a month ago and told everybody he was leaving town. I
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haven't seen him since. Oh excuse me. That's about the only place we
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had listed on his mama sheep. Yeah. Yeah, well he's covering up
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everything. Yeah, Peach waiting before you in the garage. Okay, oh
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did small check in? Yeah? Missus Drinkler had a stroke. Man,
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she's paralyzed on one side. Can't recognize anybody. Aircraft plant must be letting
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out. Yeah. They take the Bullebard up to Col Frank. There're a
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lot of cars. Yeah that guy, huh take it? What do you
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do? Cut out? Hit the radio? What do you think? I
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want to be dark? And another half our paper says the Senate set at
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seven point thirty two today thirty three, two eleven, twenty three, forty
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five kerk see the man ninety nine four fifteen number three twelve Eldon Place.
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See the man. Could be all set up there, Yeah, okay,
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seventeen K to unit three or four R. Come in three or four R
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to unit seventeen K Waldo, go ahead, Ben. Everybody's set then by
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Roger, I want to take Parkway for a while, Ben. Yeah.
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Did you see that follow up on Newton nineteen forty six past civil service examination
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for the Department. Huh, Yeah, he was gonna be a cop once
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three or four R to Unit seventeen K, go ahead, three or four
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R. Everyone's posted here Ben nothing so far okay, Bill win, huh
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up there, hold on Bill thirty four early six seven eight. Yeah,
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that's the car. Seventeen K to three or four hours spoted suspect license number
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three four early six seven eight black Cadillac Sedan headed eastern Parkway. Roger three
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or four R to control four four R to control four. Suspect traveling east
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on park Yeah, seventeen K suspect turned right at twenty seventh Street, now
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traveling north. We are following three or four R to control four. All
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units stand by spin we'll have to run in pe let it go. Unit
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sixty six, sixty eight fifty three cover intersections at Randall Boulevard in twenty seven
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Units thirty five and twenty two move in on the nearest crossing to Randall and
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twenty seven one oh five A, one sixteen K, one eighteen K clos
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in on intersections out the highway and two police cars. He's seen them right
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against that's signboard. Yeah, every ghostpans notton sick of pee? You all
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right? Yeah? Come on which way? I taught those houses? No,
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he's doubling back for the street. Yeah. Yeah, he's over there.
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Yeah, he wouldn't stop. Man began firing at everybody inside. Yeah.
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Bet again an ambulance. Yeah, she smashed up in front of it.
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Yeah. Man over here, find something. Frankly stopped in the trunk.
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Yeah, he was going to deliver. Yeah. The lineup where before
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you passed the innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer. Listen
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again next week when we again bring you the lineup. Hey, I have
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your attention. Please, you people out there on the other side of the
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wire in the audience room, may I have your attention? Please, thank
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you. My name is Corgar, Sergeant Pete Carger. I'll explain the lineup
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to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbers. I'll
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call up a number the name of charge. Do you have any questions identifications?
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Please remember the number of signed of the prisoner as I call his names
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the end of each line. When I asked for questions or identifications, called
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out the number. If you are showing the lineup starring Bill Johnstone as Lieutenant
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Ben Guthrie with Jack Moyles. The Sergeant Pete Carger was written by E Jack
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Newman with music by Eddie Dunstedder. Featured in tonight's cast were high ever Back,
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Raymond Burr, Joe Deval, Howard mcneer, Peter Leeds, Virginia Greg
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and Gene Bates. The lineup was transcribed Hollywood by Hi made Do Vayer.
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Many people may not have enough money to contribute to our national campaigns, but
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the menu today, the immired to the battle lines of Korea is pitifully thin.
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American men may be suffering, perhaps dying, because of a lack of
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that life giving plasma. Make your blood contribution, no, give to America's
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blood line a lifeline to Korea. Cune in history here the Democratic Convention on
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the CBS Radio network, Welcome back. That one line about what does a
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kidnapper look like? Seems to be one of those lines that was used,
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I think, both repeatedly on Dragon It and the lineup. I haven't heard
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it in any modern shows. I guess that has officially been retired. And
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here in this episode we just see an example the family not handling the case
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well at all, with even a physical breakdown, And I think that's believable
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under the stress of kidnapping. All right, well, listener, comments and
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feedback. We have just one simple one from Rebecca who comments regarding the lineup.
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My favorite line is because they often lie that one is interesting, particularly
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when they will go to such efforts to question suspects when they don't need to,
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when all they're supposed to be doing is getting a natural tone of voice.
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So that part's always a little odd. But still enjoying the lineup,
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and I guess that I'll do it for this week. Oh Sunday, we
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have our video theater episode coming up, and it is a television episode Sherlock
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Holmes a story. It's not one of the Ronald Howard ones. It's a
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nineteen forty nine one presented by Lucky Strike. So it's got a tobacco ad
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in it, but other than that it's okay. It's an adaptation of The
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Speckled Band and it stars Alan Napier, perhaps best known for playing Alfred Pennyworth
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in the nineteen sixties Batman Show. But as I said, it'd be interesting,
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so look forward to that tomorrow. We'll see you back here on Monday
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with Johnny Dollar and then on Saturday. Be sure and tune in to the
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lineup. In the meanwhile, send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives
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Idaho. This is your host, Adam graham Son and Off