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out free for two weeks. All right, Well, now it's time for
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today's episode of the Lineup, The Frivolous Forger Francis, Ladies and gentlemen,
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by transcription, we take you now behind the scenes of a police headquarters in
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a great American city. We're under the cold, blaring lights. What passed
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before us? The innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer,
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This is the lineup. I just hate things like this. Really, I
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do you ever been in the lineup before, Miss Marken? I should say
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not, but I feel like such a fool. You'll tell you how it
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take. It'll depend on which line the suspect appears. Well, heavens,
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can't they brought him in the first line or something? Maybe they will.
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I want you to tell me, will is that disinfectant? I smell certainly
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strong? Be gladman. This whole thing's over. Breeze you people out there
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on the other side of the wire in the audience room, may I have
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your attention? Please thank you. My name as Greb, Sargeant Matt Greb.
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I'll explain the line of them. Each of the suspects you will see
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will be numbered. I'll call off a number, their name and charge.
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If you have any questions or identifications, Please remember the number as signed to
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the prisoner as I call his name at the end of each line. When
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I ask what questions or identifications, call out the number if you're sure or
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not too sure of the suspect cabin held. The officers who took your name
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will assist you. They're seated among you. The questions I asked these suspects
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amli to get a natural tonal voice, so do not pay too much attention
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to their answers as they often lie. Bring on the line, all right,
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keep it moving, boys, right over to the end of the stage.
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Come on, that's right, all the way over to the end.
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Take your hands out of your pockets, turn and face the front. When
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I call your number, I want you to step out and talk up.
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Stand ups great, answer my questions and a good loud voice so the people
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in the back of the room can hear you. When I ask you where
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you live, I want the address you slept that last night. Okay,
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all right? Number one, Connie brush Burglary, Ready, boys, seventeen
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Vois ninety nine. For how long since Tuesday? Where'd you live before that?
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The White Plains, New York? What do you do for a living?
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Connie I'm a wood finish you you have a car? Yeah? What
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kind? What kind of by nine? Shall be convertible? Blue? Anyone
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with you when you were arrested? Yeah, Vivian Johnson, have any weapons
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on you? No? Alright? Number two Dale Gagan murder? Where do
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you live? Dale? Who were the dog kushy dogs? Place? A
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second string? Where they have rooms? What's another? Damn? Just no
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reprise when I see it. It's the sort of a white building along in
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it there on and off. Maybe three years virgin live before that? Prison?
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Stay, correction, home Bunny vote? Okay, darn. Number three
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Cliff Barry open charge. Where do you live? Cliff? Did you hit
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the question? I heard it? Sergeant. I understand that I'm not compelled
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to answer your questions. I'm not compelling you. I'm asking you to cooperate.
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The questions you ask might intimidate me. Look, the public defender happens
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to be standing in the back of this room. If I get out of
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line, he'll let me. No. Cliff, Now come on, tell
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the folks where you live. I can't see anything out there. Take my
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word for it. I want to know where you live, what kind of
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work you do, who you were arrested with if anybody, whether you had
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any weapons or whether you own a car? Okay, I'd rather not answer
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you, Sergeant okay, number four, Florian Bark four where sixteen party seven
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Ray Street, Apartment three. I'm a salesman. Well, thank you,
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you're welcome. No guns, no car? Okay? Anything else you'd like
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to volunteer? No, I got my rights. Haven't we all any questions
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or identifications? Whole number three forlmy sergeant number three, number four, that's
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him, I think Florian Bart. I'm not sure. But anyone else whole
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number four? Sergeant, yes, lieutenant at all? Okay, Bob and
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Giggan stay here. The rest of you back where you came from. I'm
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not exactly sure, but it certainly looks like you. Well we'll find out.
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All right. Up to the set of Florian, come all right on
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under the light, I said, Now do a quarter turn, our full
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quarter turn. Hold. She looks like him from the side. Could you
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ask him to see Jessapeak? Have him say Chesapeake Matt All right, Florian,
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they want you to say Chesapeake's Chester about say it louder Chesapeak? What
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is this ant? Never mind? Could I hear him is here, I've
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got to be in cedar rabbits tomorrow night. Have him say I've got to
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be in cedar rappids tomorrow night. Say I've gotta be in cedar rappids tomorrow
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night. Well, I gotta be in cigaretbits tomorrow. Once more, I
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gotta be in cedar rappids tomorrow night. And he marks or scars on him.
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Sergeant, Well, there's moreland his left cheek. Sir, turn your
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head. Yea, that's about it. Latime almost locking. That's him,
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lietainer. That's a man who gave me that bumb cheek. I thought I
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was all finished, then you are practically. I just want you to fill
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out a verification con here here. Do you like it? Do you like
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being a policeman? Oh? Yeah, I just fill out your name and
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address, the dating, the time. Okay, yeah, I think this
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has some inkling. And this about. Am I willing to appear in court?
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Yes? In cases of preliminary hearing, you'd be asked to appear before
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a magistrate and testify at the same time we present the complaint. Chances are
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you will be called at all. Oh, you'll probably wavers right and plead
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guilty. From there on it'll go straight to superior court for decision. Well
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that's the way it works. That's the way it works here. Thank you.
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I want to thank you for coming down to night, miss Lacking.
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You took time off from your work to do it, and we certainly appreciate
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it. Oh, it wasn't so bad as a matter of fact, very
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interesting sides. I should have my head examined for letting that guy give me
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a bad check. I don't feel too badly. A lot of people have
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been taken in just like you in the last three months. It's been passing
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bad checks all over time, something like forty two hundred dollars worth last month
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alone. But they all as dumb as I was. Well, nicely dressed.
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Man runs up a bill and wants to pay for it with a legitimate
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looking pair old shack. He has what seems to be proper identification, and
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that's about it. You forgot that smile he flashed around. Oh well,
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I'm gonna call your cam. No, no, I've got my own car
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in the line. Oh you know that old man in the lineup tonight,
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the one up for murders. I'm curious, who do you kill? Another
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old man beat him to death with his shovel, got in an argument over
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a game of checkers. Some world, some world, good night, good
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night. Hi man, I got a report from handwriting. Mmm checks hum
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Hey. Ben Molly's sister is going to be in town this weekend. Which
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sister, Nelly? Her youngest one. You've never met her? Ben?
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Is she from Muncy two, She's been living in Detroit, works for an
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advertising agency. She's on her way to New York on business cargers single.
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Oh. Ben, Molly asked me to ask you, Nelly's a real nice
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girl, Ben, You like her? Honest? You ever met her?
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No? But I've seen pictures of her, and Molly says she's Lorian Barthels.
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Just in time, I have a time sage. Hello, Bo,
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grab a chair. Thank you well, Florian. You've been identified. You
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want to make a statement, get this over within a hurry. You can.
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Your handwriting has been identified. In your face has been identified, so
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you can see. I'm not kidding, Chlorine. I can explain anything you
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want to explain. Just assment. Okay, let's start with that nice a
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popular of yours. I'm a good salesman, not according to that sewing machine
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company. They say you hardly turn over one machine a month. Yeah,
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I got other sources. I do a mail lot of business too. How
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much do you make enough? How much's in? Oh, sometimes four or
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five, maybe six hundred a month? Depends on how hard I work?
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Who printed up your checks? What checks? What checks? You've been passing
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all over town? Wrong guy? Where were you the night before you were
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arrested? What time? Say about ten thirty? Home? Doing? What?
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Breading a book? What book? From here to eternity? How far
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are you a getting? Ooh, maybe a hundred pages? Where'd you get
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the book? What do you mean? Where'd I get the book? I
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bought it where some book shop downtown that night, a couple of months ago.
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How late did you rene? Oh the most midnight A guess, and
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then you went to ben Yeah that doesn't exactly check. Miss Larkin. The
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cash here at the Peacock restaurant says you were in there from ten thirty to
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twelve, handing her a bad check. Miss Larkin's a liar. I don't
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even know where the Peacock is. It's out on Federal Boulevard. A nice
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place, your kind of place, Florian, Well, drop out some time
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and look at uver. Thank you? How about a smoke? No,
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okay, I'll get along without it. What do you think of Jones' book?
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From Here to We Turn it in? Man named Jones wrote it?
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It seems okay? Do you like Sergeant Proud? Yeah? Yeah? How
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about Private Warden? What do you want me to do? Give you a
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book review? No? Just correct mcclorian, prue. It's a private and
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Warden's a sergeant in that book. Detail. What did you have for dinner
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that night? Oh? How would I know? If you don't? Who
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would? I don't they have, especially of the peacock crack cram everybody gets
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I hate crab. Miss Larkin said you had crab that night. Already know
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what I think of what Miss Larkin says. I gotta make a statement.
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If I didn't have a sense of humor, I'd be yelling for a lawyer.
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Ah, you're better start yelling. I'm presenting a complaint first thing in
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the morning. You've got five days to get a lawyer. Take him away,
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man, Hello, Ben, Hello Bell Relax, Yeah, I'm holding
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this complaint on Florian Barth. You sent upstairs this morning and it wasn't there
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enough stuff with the handwriting and identification. I don't seem to be Ben,
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but I just want to make sure we can get an indict. This bird's
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been passing wallpaper all over town. What's the kick? Well, I excuse
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me, Ben, Captain Aldom put him on. Okay, okay, okay,
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all right, send it over to Ben Guthrie's office and that's it.
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Ben Hanwrunning just verified a new check turned in this morning by a victim named
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Queristi. They say it's Florian births signature. You've had him in custody almost
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a week, Kevin June. Me check was pasted last night. What do
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you think beats me? It's time for everyone to do some important fall house
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cleaning. House cleaning which may save your home and the lives of your family.
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You can eliminate the causes of home fires by cleaning up all debris,
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by repairing all war and or freight electric wiring immediately, and by putting matches
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out of the reach of children. And be sure to do your cleaning with
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non inflammable fluids. K U A R. Three, fifteen seventeen j A
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Mental case at twenty eight thirty seven Clyde Place See the Woman thirty three A
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five eighty masters to questioning part Yeah, see the man fifteen sixteen. There
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it has been. I'm in here before. I used to have a pretty
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good piano player. Harry, Harry something? Can you see anything? Run
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much? I mean neither coming out of the summit, boys, what's it
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gonna be? We're looking for a mister CHARISTI kreista. I'm benet to christ
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to you the police. Yeah, he's sergeant Greb. I'm at TEMI casi
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gret to meet you. Coming down to this end. It's much quiet.
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Would you like something another? Thanks me? Neither can't stand to drink in
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the daytime, But what about a smoke? Yeah? Thanks, thanks.
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I don't know whether I have much to tell you or not. You see
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it ken in a couple of nights ago. He seemed like a nice fella.
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Said it wasn't an insurance business. How long was he here? Almost
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an hour? Well then you got a good look at him? Good look,
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sure I did. He sat right there. I'm that still. Tell
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us about the check? Well, when he asked me to cash a check,
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I told him I don't cash personal checks for anybody. He said there
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was a commission check and he pulled it out of his pocket when it was
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issued by some insurance company on a local bank. I had his name on
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it, his social security and deductions. It looked too good to me,
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and they looked good to a lot of people. Did you ask him for
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any further identification? No, no, I didn't. Did he endorse the
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check right here? Oh? Yeah? Are you sure? No? No,
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Come to think of it too, Do you think it was already endorsed
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when he took it out of his pocket? Well, it could have been.
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Tell us what it looked like. It was nice looking, as I
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said, tall and maybe six feet or better. I would thirty five.
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How much would you say, waite? Well not to over one sixty.
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What was the color of his head? I couldn't say for sure. He
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kept his head and all the time I imagine it was doc brown or back.
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He was the dark complexed. What color were his eyes? Dark?
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I guess? And he marks the stars? No anything else. Jewelry couplings.
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I watched a ring. I'd been wearing all of those about That was
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about it, man, I'd been right back all right. Well that could
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be vite. And it's just since she wasn't here drinking a scotch two Mexico
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who sounds like a sister rank. Maybe the handwriting guys are wrong. I
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don't stick with him, So we're alive. Sorry I kept waiting. Uh
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now is there anything more I can tell you? Well, this is a
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picture of a man we're holding now. Never seen him before. No,
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No, that isn't him, but it could be here and the saw though,
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man, that's what we thought. Can you get away from him for
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a while? Well you mean right now? Yeah? I guess I can
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call my brother and let him take over this afternoon. Call him all right,
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too early? No three more? Just game in. That makes twelve,
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and couldn't get ahold of anymore. Twelve will be enough. This is
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mister Christie, Sergeant Quine. Mister Christie's number thirteen. You're hiring superstitious,
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are you? No? No, you can just grab a chair there anyway,
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mister Christie. This won't take long. Okay. I thought Matt was
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with your pa. He's across the home with Asher. Oh there, all
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right, Tom, a little band quin hi here we got to sell as
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a problem. Looks like a Tom. You're ready to go to work?
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Hip? All right? It's ladies and gentlemen. I'm sorry to bother all
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your people by having you come down here again, but you've all been stung
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with bad checks and we want to bring you up to date on what's happening.
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We're holding a man now who's been identified as a check passer. Our
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handwriting department is confirmed it. He's the same man some of you were unable
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to identify when we asked you to pick him out of the line this week.
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However, we're pretty sure there's more than one man involved. The general
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description of both minutes about the same. That's why mister Thompson's here. This
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is mister Thompson. I suppose all of you know that a composite picture is
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drawn from detailed information about the facial characteristics of a person. Well, that's
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mister Thompson's job in our department. He's pretty good at it too, but
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he needs the cooperation of every one of you. He'll sit and listen for
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hours to what you have to say about the man who gave you those bad
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checks. All right, Tommy, it's about it, lieutenant. Okay,
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Oh yours, all of you people who saw the suspect within the last two
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weeks, where your hands. All of those who saw within the last month,
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coffee man, Let's go in here first. Okay, we know you've
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been working with someone on spots. Come on, come on, who is
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this other guy? Oh you're all wet? Nah ah? You once up
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in there? No? Did you make the checks up in batches and then
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take turns passing? What checks? These checks? These checks? Right here
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in my head? I never saw in my life. Who's the other guy?
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There isn't any other guy. Look, I haven't had a drink of
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water for two hours, neither, Revi. Come on, tell us about
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the other guy. I can last as long as you tour anybody else you
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get down here in this crumby place. How much did you pay for that
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apart? I'm still calling, been going on all day. I don't think
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that guy's gonna say I'm afraid and not. Well, maybe it won't make
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any difference, Martin, Ben, what else she gets in tonight? Nelly
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Molly's sister, Ben, this is my night for the fights. O.
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Look, Ben, she's only going to be in town one night. You
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might like her. Tommy finish it, and he said he called me and
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then Barts. Isn't making things very easy? You look? Bean? Three
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hours with that guy, and I was asking myself question, he's not going
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to be easy, Ben, That's why am we doing things the hardway we
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have now been? Yeah, quin I'll Crockett turned out a type the machine
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he was on those checks and turned out to be a local manufacturing out that
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called the Make Piece Printing Company. He talked to him in huh, and
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I was out this morning. They make all sorts of printing equipment. The
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general manager is quite an expert. He says. Those checks were all done
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up on what he calls a forty one model. What's that, quin Well,
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it's a little portable check making machine. They made them for about two
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years now they sell them the firms that have small payrolls say it might be
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somebody in an accounting department who could do it. Been, no, no,
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no, at least they'll be pretty hard, Matt. They make piece
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people set him up for the individual firm type and all to be hard to
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change the type. And every one of those checks has a different company name
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on it. Do you get a list of all the people in town who
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bought those machines? Uh? Huh? How didn't night firms? Hi?
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Ash sure you finish just got him out of photographic. Well, this is
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what they say. He looks like m Yes, I think it's dream stuff.
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No, m you sure got it all over bath, wouldn't you say,
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Ben? Maybe let's get him and find out. It's a very headed
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little loud. If it saves a lot of time, I would have bought
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their big model right in here, gentlemen, but the little one is good
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enough for my office, and we just want to sample off the machine.
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We're glad to help him anyway. Oh, mister Blair, Yes, these
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two gentlemen from the police department, Lieutenant gut Thrie S are in Grab.
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Is it? Yes? Grab? Would you mind showing them our checking machine?
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Well? This is it right here? Would you mind running one off
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for us? Oh? So, like mister Blair, I just canceled the
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number when it comes out, you know, all right, sir? Well,
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it's it's electric and all you do is set the amount here like this
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and then you run it off like this. I tell there is to it.
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May we keep that sample? Oh? Sure? Sure? Anything else
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I can do? Do you have a man working for you who looks something
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like this? No, mister Blair, does he resemble anyone you know?
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No, anyone who might have worked here, mister Hastings at one time or
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another. No, no, no, no, sir, all right,
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thanks for your cooperation. Yeah, I'll client mister Kadricks in your office at
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the man from the printing company, h if he's been working with us all
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day looking at samples from those machines. Mister Cardricks is Lieutenant Guthrie, Sergeant
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Grabbin. Hello, glad to meet you both, and it's nice of you
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to give us a hand, mister Kendricks, glad to do it. And
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then my company feels a little of a bash that one of our machines is
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involved in all this. Did you see all the samples we've brought in,
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mister Kendricks, Yes, I did, Sergeant. I was just explaining to
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Sergeant Quine that I don't think any of those bad checks were printed on any
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of the machines in town. Oh, of course, that's just after a
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hasty survey of the situation. But there's nothing outstanding on any of the samples
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brought in to tie them up with the same machine that printed the bad checks.
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You've gone over all of them everyone, Sorry, Lieutenant, I wish
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I had better news for you. I'll go over them again if you like,
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and we want to be sure. Of course, there were only a
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hundred and native them sold in this city. We rechecked our sales department on
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that, Yes, and no others that you might not have a recordize no
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other side. But what about samples? Samples? Well, you know salesmen
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have samples, john't they when you first put them on the market. Just
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happened to think there is one machine that's not a combat for We had a
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man on our sales staff two or three years ago name of Fisher, Ed
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Fisher. Seemed like a nice chap, but he didn't work out. He
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got in an argument with a customer and we had to let him go.
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He never did return the sample machine we issued to him. Man, Yeah,
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mister Kendricks, would you remember the salesman if you saw him? I
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think so? Well, is this him, mister Kendricks? Why? Why?
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Yes, Yes, that's him, Yes, mister Fisher, that's right.
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I'm a lieutenant Guthrie police. Oh well, yes, AP had quite
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a time finding you, I suppose so. Yes, did Florian tell you?
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Florian didn't say a word about you. Do you want to get a
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coat? Yes, come in right, I'm sort of surprised if Florian didn't
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say any tell you all about it. Will I have an opportunity to come
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back here before, I mean well, to close my house and take care
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of some personal matters you'll probably get out of availed. Well, guess I'm
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ready. Okay, in there. I really never thought i'd be caught,
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didn't you? No, I didn't, I really didn't. Well, now
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you know the lineup where before you passed the innocent, the vagrant, the
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thief, the murderer. Listen again next week when we again bring you the
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lineup. May I have your attention, leads you people out there on the
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other side of the wire in the audience room, May I have your attention,
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fees, Thank you. My name is Grab, Sergeant Matt Grab.
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I'll explain the lineup. Each of the suspects you will see will be number.
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I'll call off a number, the name and charge. If you have
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any questions or identifications, please remember the number a sign of 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, paul out the number. If you're sure enough to assure
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of the suspect, have im hell the lineup starring Bill Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben
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Guthrie and Wally Mayer as Sergeant Matt Grabb. Was written by E. Jack
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Newman, with music composed and conducted by Eddie Dunsteader. Featured in tonight's cast
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word Janette Nolan, high Apperback Her Butterfield, Gil Stratton Jr. Howard mcneer,
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Peter Leeds, Ray Hartman, and Jane Novello. The lineup was transcribed
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on most of these same CBS radio stations, you can again make the Von
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night on CBS Radio. Don't miss him Dan Coverly speaking, and remember the
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comedy treat that can't be beat is Jack Penny Times Sunday nights on the CBS
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Radio Network. Welcome back. That last line. I kind of had mixed
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feelings on it. One hand, it felt like something somebody wouldn't realistically say,
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But on second thought, it feels like something people might realistically say and
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then ask themselves later, why the heck did I say that? Starting that,
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I never thought I'd be caught you and everybody else, so I will
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allow it, and otherwise a pretty solid procedural story. All right, Well,
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we do have an email from Ben and Ben Rits love what y'all do.
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Keep it up. I'm the stand by for the lead in a Broadway
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musical called Once in New York City. My fellow understudies and I sit backstage
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every night during our show, and our new favorite thing to do is to
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listen to your show through your great detectives app. We love it. Keep
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up the great work and look us up if you're ever in Johnny Dollars neighborhood
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cheers. Well, thanks so much Ben for the email, and I'm glad
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you're listening now there on Broadway, which of course makes me think of Broadway
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is my Beat, a show we haven't played yet, but I will definitely
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keep that in mine. Actually, Johnny Dollars neighborhood is about the only part
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of the country other than Hawaii and Alaska that I haven't even been to,
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have not been any further northeast than Pennsylvania and my journeys, but maybe someday.
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Well, that will finish up another week of the Great Detectives of Old
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Time Radio. We'll start it all over again on Monday with yours truly,
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Johnny Dollar, and then join us on Saturday for the lineup in the Meanwhile
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