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time for today's episode of the Lineup, The Elsner Case, Ladies and Gentlemen,
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by transcription, we take you now behind the scenes of a police head
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quarters in a great American city. We're under the cold, glaring lights will
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pass before us. The innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer.
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This is the lineup. See, Lieutenant, I didn't figure I was
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getting all this. I thought all I had to do was to tell you
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what I saw in white Gate Park last night. That is all you have
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to do, is mee yes, sit down, let me take a few
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minutes. We want to see if you can identify the man on the park
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who walked past the bench where you and your girl were that song. We
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picked up someone who fits the description you gave us. Oh yeah, sure,
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Well, like I said, Lieutenant, Gloria, my girl that is,
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was repairing her lipstick when this guy saundered by. Boy. Imagine me
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putting a finger on a murder in the see few 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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Please thank you. My name is Greb, Sergeant Matt Greb. I'll
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explain the line after you. Each of the suspects you will see will be
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numbered. I'll call up a number, their name and charge. If you
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have any questions or identifications, please remember the number assigned to the prisoner as
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I call his name. If you're sure enough too sure of the suspect,
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have him held the officers who took your name will assist you. They're seated
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among you identification. When the prisoners leave here, they are sent to the
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bathroom and dressed back into their jail clothes. It makes it quite difficult to
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bring them back after they meet here. The questions I asked these suspects are
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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, all right, let's move this way over to the end
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of the stage. That's it. I've turned it face to the front and
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steer science look straight ahead. Number one Charles helps her assault. Why are
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we finding Charles? The time that he worked? That was then? Talk
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up, Charles, it was last you wish I was dead. Witnesses say
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you started a child. Hey, whiteness, says the dog guy and his
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money. Number two Maurice called her and drunk it dissorderly on private property?
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Are you and Marie's on the water? Why didn't you start up? The
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sentence in the day of the lobby was drunk? I guess anyhow, when
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I got inside and found out I had already seen the picture, and they
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wouldn't give him a forty cents mat number three, Jimmy better vagrancy. How
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long have you been in town? Better? Sixty one years? I don't
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know if I was born here. I didn't you like I told you?
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Called him with a nose it What does the pincake? Sergeant Graham number three
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hold for interrogation? Okay, better run in here. I'll be back in
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a few minutes. Ben Okay, man come in Betterim sit down over there.
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Yes, we want a few facts, Vetim. Early this morning,
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an unidentified woman of about sixty was found choked to death in the park.
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A nice looking unidentified woman of about sixty Vetom, nice looking until she was
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strangled, So so the corner says she was murdered some time between nine and
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eleven last night. I don't get it to Kennan this morning, I'm picked
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up in an alley sleeping office note for it. Now, this what's the
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connection. A kid who was making in the park last night, not fifty
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feet away from the dead woman. That's the connection, Vetterom. A kid
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who read about the killing in this morning's paper and came in and gave us
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a description of the man who saw in the park at a little after eleven.
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I still don't get a time when I try this. The description the
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kid gave us was a bald man with a nose light as a pancake who
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keeps sniffing all the time. That better is the reason we picked you up.
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Not for sleeping in and out. No, no, And just to
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make it all real tight, five minutes ago the kid identified you in the
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liner. No, that ain't so he couldn't have. It was dark out
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in the pocket. Okay, Lieutenant, I was in the park, all
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right. I might as well save it's both a lot of time and tell
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you the rest. You kill the venom stick up that got out of hand
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when she's down to the yell, Lieutenant, she was dead when I got
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there. I'd I have a smoke, Lieutenant. Yeah. I was walking
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through the park, Lieutenant, looking for a good spot to flap for the
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night, when I saw something shiny off and the bushes away. This here
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house key. I bent down to pick it up. I saw the body.
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She was dead like a door and there was no one around. I'm
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sure, and then positive I looked good. Any hives flat broke, So
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I went through a pocket. She didn't have no pocketbook. It's the buck
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and a half and change in a coat. That's all I took, and
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I beat it. I walked slow past those kids on the and so they
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wouldn't be suspicious. That's a little tenant to too, So I help me.
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The line ups finished? Ben, Is there anything I can do?
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Yeah? Turned Vetta here over the sergean quine with you'm AT's gonna hold him
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on suspicion of murder Loo kenn And I already told you still be right back,
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Ben, All right, Hi Becker, Hi man, morning Antenna.
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Here's the first reporting that body in Whitegate Park. Not much, no identification
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yet, Becking and it maybe a while most of the stuff she was wearing
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was homemade and home washed or no labels and no lawnd remark. Also there's
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no record of her. Prince here or in Washington Coroner's office is checking out
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her dennerwork now, probably as soon as we get something antennant right, Yeah,
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yeah, Well Ben, what a Becker had? Does it look like
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Jimmy Better? Maybe? I don't know. He says he was walking through
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the park spot of this key, and then the buddy it's robbing it no
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more? M Well, where do we go from here, Ben, well
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until we get something on the body this key, I guess. Come on,
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let's check with Harrison on the robbery detail. Get a listing of locksmith
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I tell it if you may be lucky. If this key, how's that?
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Harrison? One thing? The number punched on it, but the locksmith
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had turned it out. This G one oh four here is a local serial
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number. Get the name of the dress out of the fire in a minute.
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But better than that, the key itself is for a Brussel dunlap lock.
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Pretty rare in this part of the country, so the locksmith may remember
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who he made it for. Of course, on the Yale or master padlock
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wouldn't stand a churn. Or don't locksmiths have to keep a record on each
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key they turn out, Harrison, No, no, certain only keep a
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record when they make a key for a specific lock. Nothing when they make
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a keeper key. Let's see who G one oh four is I one thing?
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What all four? Here we are Wallerman Key shop three nine two?
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All the stock Plemont Avenue is right? Freddy, Jeff fine wet cross your
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fingers, Matt Hope, he's part elephant. Yeah, yeah, okay,
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now Jens what can I do. We're from the police department, mister Wallerman,
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I'm Lieutenant Guthrie the sergeant Graham. We'd like to ask you about a
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key. Oh key I made? Yeah, this key, mister Wallerman,
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you happen to know who you made it for? Brastil done laugh huh.
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Don't often make one of these once twice a year. Good luck, all
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right, but it's unusual. What is it, mister Wallerman? You remember
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something? Yeah? Had temper? Sure two months ago. I was a
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guy with nice clothes and a nice way of talking until he got sore.
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Yeah, I remember now said I took too long. I was a blundering
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idiot. That's it. You know this man's name is a dress No,
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I don't, but he does live in the neighborhood. How do you know,
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then, because I've seen him a couple of three times a Tommy loves
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place. Tommy runs a Chinese hand laundry over the next block. This must
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be a customer hit. What does this man look like? Always kind of
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talk in face, sharp nose. But don't worry Tommy Lowell nor just mentioned
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his temper. Who watched Lieutenant Norman you speak over very well? Or his
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name mister Learnhood Elstone. He lived one or five doing Boulevard. Yes,
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missus Elsman, and we're from the police department. Missus Elsman, I'm Lieutenant
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Guthrie. This is Sergeant Graham. How do you do missus? And Missus
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Elson? Is your husband at home? We'd like to talk to him.
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Yes, he's inside listening to the radio. Just a moment now, car
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and excuse me. See if the key fits? Will your many? Yeah?
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It works all right then, uh huh. And here's Elsman now,
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Missus Elsmer, I'm Lieutenant Guthrie. That's Sergeant Graham. We'd like a few
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words with you. Please get it well, living room is this way?
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You gent alone? Thank you? Oh, Missus Elson, if you don't
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mind, we'd like to talk to your husband alone, of course, all
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right, arm down, gentlemen. Frankly, I'm cured us to know what
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this is about. Do you mind telling me what it's about? A woman?
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Mister Elsman, an elderly unidentified woman who was found choked to death in
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the park last night. Woman choked to death? I don't understand. Do
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you want to talk to me about that? That's right, tell me,
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miss Elsa. Did you read about this in the newspapers. No, I
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haven't seen the paper today. Do you mind telling us what you did last
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night? I stayed at home all evening, miss, all evening? Now
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what is it all about, miss Delsona? Do you recognize this key?
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Right? My house key? One does like it? Do you have your
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house key with you now, mister Dlsma, I doom together with all my
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keys. Yeah. How many house keys are there for everyone who lives here?
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I mean three, four or five? Maybe, I don't know.
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They're all around. There's a main hal one she does. She let herself
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in with one a few minutes before you were out. And joy, miss
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Dlsmon, she has the key, of course, of course, now look
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here, enough of this. Why all these stupid questions about house keys,
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What if anything do they have to do with a woman who was strangled in
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white? They'd parklers? Well, well, this key was found near the
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body, mister Elsener, and there were signs of a struggle, which could
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mean that whoever killed a woman dropped this key your key? But I have
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bi herkey. I just showed it to you there, and I'm sure my
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wife does too. And what about extra keys? Are they around? I
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couldn't say. House keys are famous for getting lost to tennant. Did you
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ever lose one since you've been in this house? Yes, yes, about
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two or three months ago. Where'd you lose it? Here? At home
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in the street? I don't know. It wouldn't be lost if your camp
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please control thisself, please, I'm sorry, it's good. I'd be glad
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to answer your questions. Cal leave it. That won't be necessary, mister
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Olsener. Now by last night, you say you were here, yes,
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Carol, here I went to bizarre what was it? A gander? The
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Woman's arg January of the North Point Country Cloud. I'm Cheerman. We're raising
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money developing your cloud house next spring, I see, mister d Elsoner.
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Did you have any callers last night? Any visitors of any kind? Yes?
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I did. Can you remember them specifically? I think so. There
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was the newsboy he was making his weekly collection about nine, I'd say for
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what paper, Miss Dlson, the Evening Star, and anyone after that,
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mister Elsener. Two people along about ten, a delivery boy from the liquor
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store at King He brought two bottles of the scotch. At ten thirty a
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friend of my wife's dropped him looking for Ruth Malad. He lived at the
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Park Neverland stay. About twenty minutes we watched a television show together, a
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quick show called Number three, A Brooklyn housewife, one attack park, some
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question about Tightnit. Then gentleman that eleven I had a long distance person to
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person call from a mister Saul Meadow toy jobber and the moin Iowa, I
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manufactured toy. Now is there anything else? No, sir, not right
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now. Anyway, We'll be in touch, Can I missus Elsa good night?
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Good night sergeant, and I mister goodnight. In Omen Mister Elsma said
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he didn't read about the killing in the paper, so so I'd like to
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know how he knew what happened in Whitegate Park. We never mentioned the park
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did you get that? Willis? I'm warning against King's Liquor store. They're
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supposed to have sent two bottles to Scotch to Elsma last night about ten twenty.
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Yeah, and get a hold of the newsboy who collects for that route,
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will you. It's the Evening Star. Yeah, that's right, And
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I put a tracer on a person to person called Elsma claims he got at
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eleven from us Sall Meadows in Des Moines. Yeah. I want every bit
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of that alibi check right. You know, Ben, personally, I think
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you're wasting your time checking Elson's alibi. Yeah, yeah, it sounds good
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to me. Too many people involved to be a phony. We'll see there's
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something wrong there someplace. Matt Well, the keymaker, backs up Elsner in
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his story about losing the key for my money, You're reaching quite a way
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is to tie a well to do guy like Elsner into a threadbare old lady
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dead in a public park. Why would he do it? Ben, That's
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what beats me. Why ain't got me? Well, anyway, I'd go
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easy if I were you. Ellison is a kind of bird that really blows
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his lid over a false arrest. In fact, there was come in call
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a tenant, Matt I Becca, Well, we got an identification on the
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old lady in Whitegate Park. We trace the shoes they'd been half sold lately,
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and we finally located the shoemaker, a guy away out in the Henning
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district. He just now identified the body, Edna Cooney four four one two
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Durban speed. That's a walk up and it checks up. Who'd you talk
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to? There be a landlady and missus Peters, she says. Missus Cooney
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had had a room there for about six months. Let's go, man,
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I just can't believe she was such a sweet little old thing. My terrible
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that's what it is. Down this way, gentlemen, thank you? When
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did you say it happened? And last night missus Peters? Sometime between nine
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and eleven? Didn't you notice she was gone? Today? Man? No,
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I didn't, Sergeant. Sometimes I go a week or more without seeing
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all my tenants, especially the quiet one and this is her, the one
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here right, duffy in here, I better open. I wouldn't bother.
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We won't be here long. Yeah, we just want to look around.
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Maybe she kept a date book or a diary something she did it be over
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there on that table with the drawer. She was a nice, sweet woman,
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sergeant, one of the best tenants I ever had. It's terrible.
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I can't ma this picture of missus Peters. Who is it? You know?
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Yes, that's her? Oh my goodness. What's the matter? That's
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Jim her son. That boy doesn't even know yet? It is mother?
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Is it here? In tom what? As far as I know, he
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lives over on the south side. Some face works in the mill over there
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stamping. Now, I think would another name than that? Would it be
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mcclennon, Lamb. She got a metal ash tray here and I let her
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open her both stamped with the compliments and mcclemlon land one oh two fourth South
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Market And let's try it, and missus Peters leave everything just as it is
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and keep this room locked. William, we may be banged. This must
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be him in one of the saving I'm Jim Clooney. Yeah, let's go
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inside there Jim out of the snoise where we can talk. Go ahead,
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Jim, I'm Lieutenant Ben Guthrie its stage and Graham and from the police department.
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Jim, Police, what do you want with me? And wait,
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wait, wait, I'm afraid we've got some bad news for you. It's
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your mother. We mom, what's happened to her? She hurt. It's
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worse than that fellow. She's dead, Jim. Dead. Happened last Sunday
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nine. Her body was found in White Big Park. But how she was
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murdered? Jim, Mom, murder? Who did it? We don't know,
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but maybe you can help us. Just answer some questions. Sure,
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go ahead, I'm open to What do you want to know? When don't
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you see your mother last? Jim? Yesterday afternoon about one o'clock. I
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guess buddy drove me out to her place. Lieutenant, I don't get this.
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I'm never went out at night, and maybe once or twice to a
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movie. But the park, she never went in there. When when you
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were with it, she seemed upset about anything. No, not a bit.
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What you sat around and talk like always? Now, what did you
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talk about? Anything special? The same old things? My job, draft
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my gas station, you've got a gas station, Jim, It's not really
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mine. It's one i'd like to have. It's not on grand guy's gonna
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sell out and attire used to talk about me buying it and going into business
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for myself. I'll never have that kind of money. Yesterday, Mom was
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kidding around that she was gonna borrow the don payment for me. She ran
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into a wealthy old friend, she said, some guy she knew twenty five
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years ago. I worked for the same company up in Evanston for a while
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after my dad died. She hadn't seen this guy since then, but unst
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she ran into him on the street last week and recognized him. She got
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a big kick out of it. Did she mention his name? Yeah?
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It was Melvin something Melvin Melvin barryot was you know where we can get in
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touch with him? No, do you want him? Maybe your mother wasn't
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kidding about borrowing the money. I mean, what is that funny where the
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kids are concerned? You know? But by the way, did you ever
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hear of a Leonard Elsner live was up on Dwyne Boulevard. No, wait
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a minute, it's funny. What's funny, Jim? But you mentioned that
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Dwayne Boulevard. All right, what about it? Mom used to go up
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there quite a bit. She used to take a bus to the library up
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there and watch him. I think she said that that's where she was coming
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out of the library when she ran into this. Melvine Berry sent back,
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Yeah, about thirty minutes ago, Maddie was on his way down the file.
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Oh okay, thanks man back here man any luck. Yeah, we
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had a dig back into the nest for this one. Have a look.
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Melvin Barry escaped and stake country February nineteen thirty. Evanson had him from embezzelment,
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tried and convicted up there into seven nineteen twenty nine, got five years.
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The nice second guy, pretty dapper without mustache. Man, you see
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what I see? Huh Now, I guess not. We'll look skip the
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mustache, forget it. The eyes, not the eyes. Holy smoke.
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You weren't wasting your time checking on that alibi after all, Ben don gusmine,
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I'm good. Put him on. Yeah, yeah, go ahead,
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willis Well Jacks all of it you okay, Okay, when was that song?
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Don't tell me? Yeah? Alsoner's alibi is air time. That's almost
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impossible. Matters of fact. Let's go, man, go away to the
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Olsena residence, one hundred and five Dwayne Boulevard. But I know what I
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said, Let's go look three when you fellas were here before I tried my
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festival. I know, I know. But we found out a few things
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since then. We want to find out a few more like Well, for
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one thing, there are four parks in this city. That's an interesting bit
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of information. So how did you know the murder took place at White Gate?
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You said you hadn't read about it. Neither of us mentioned white Kate,
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probably natural assumption. That's the largest parking pound. I I simply another
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thing. We had a long talk with Jim Cluney today, and he's the
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dead woman's son. He told us how his mother ran into an old friend
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right out here on Dwayne Bologo. She hadn't seen the man in twenty five
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years. Go on, if you've got a point, get to it or
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get out of here. I'll get to it, mister Elsmer. The man's
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name was Melvin Berryer. The girl go on and got him. We checked
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on him. He was convicted of embezzlement up in Evanstone back in nineteen twenty
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nine escape from prison in nineteen thirty. He was never caught. Of course,
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we have his picture in Prince. It won't be any trouble. I
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don't know what you're talking about. If this is unpraised a way of accusing
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me a murder than the rest of block on. Nobody's accusing you of murder.
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Elsner. We know you didn't do it right, but of course now
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you were home here your alibi checked all the way. Yes, right,
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But there are all the circumstances. We can't ignore them in spite of a
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perfect alibi. You know, missus Elson, a life like that Melvin Berry
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lives must be a well, must be putting thesable, constantly afraid that the
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next time he turns around somebody will recognizing, Always under a shadow of fear.
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No matter how successful he is, there's always the dread that sometimes,
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someplace, someone will know him. Don't you think so? Missus Elson must
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be even worse for a woman who loves a guy like that, wouldn't you
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say, missus Elson? She could never escape it, couldn't she The more
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she stood to lose like welcome social position, and worse it'd gotten until finally,
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until finally, Finally, Ed mcclooney was murdered. Edd clooney ran up
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against a person like that, just because she recognized an old friend who had
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a secret. She didn't know about the secret, but she did want about
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money. And that's all it took, wasn't The killer could only figure one
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way blackmail. Everything was ruined suddenly, all the fears and all the suspicions
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that had been piling up for years broke loose. Didn't didn't they? Yeah,
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don't kids, Yes, let's turn. I can't take anymore. I
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had to do it. I had to kill her. I knew it from
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the instant when he had told me she'd recognized him. His mouth and barry.
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No other way up, no other way. I left the bazaar,
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arranged to meet her in the park. When she said she wanted money,
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I grabbed her choked. Oh I didn't know anything about it. So it
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okay, man, my k okay, give her some help out. So
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so she gets folded, whist and we'll all go downtown and put it on
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paper, the line up or before you passed, the innocent, the vagrant,
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the thief, the murderer. Listen again next week when we again bring
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you the lineup. May I have your attention? Three? You'll people laugh.
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Then on the other side of the ar, may I have your attention?
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Please? Thank you. My name is Greb, Sergeant Matt Grebb.
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I'll explain the line up through you. Each of the suspects you will see
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will be numbing. I'll call up a number, then name and charge.
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If you have any questions or identification, please remember the number of signing to
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the prisoner as I call his name. You're sure, I'm sure of the
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sign up. The line up, starring Bill Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben Guthrie and
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Wally Mayor Sergeant Matt Grabb, is written by Gene Leavitt and Bob Mitchell,
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the music by Eddie Dunnstetter. Featured in tonight's cast were Gil Stratton, Ted
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Osburne, Parley bear Herd, Butterfield, Robert Griffin, and Virginia Gregg.
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The lineup was transcribed in Hollywood. Hi himI del Faye. The big postseason
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football game of the year, the Rose Bowl contest between Michigan and California,
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will be broadcast next Monday, New Year's Day over most of these same CBS
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stations for action, color, excitement. Be sure you're on hand for this
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great sports event, the Rose Bowl game between Michigan and California. Dan Coverley
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speaking, this is CBS where you find songs for sale every Friday night at
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the Columbia Broadcasting System. Well, come back, and we have yet another
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case of crook's assuming everyone else must be crooked. And of course the poor
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lady who was killed had no idea about the secret, but it was assumed
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that the only reason she would be asking for a loan or for money to
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help out her son was not were old time's sake, but because she knew
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about the secret, and leads to a bit of a tragic end here.
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All right, Well that'll do it for today. Join us tomorrow we'll be
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bringing you a video theater episode one, last episode of the Court of Last
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Resort ahead of next week being the final episode we have of a life in
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