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the Lineup the Whole Steader Case.
Ladies and gentlemen, we take you now

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behind the scenes of a police headquarters
in a great American city. We're under

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the cold, glaring lights. Will
pass before the innocent, the vagrant,

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the thief, the murderer. This
is the lineup. Just take the chance

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in this world. Lead. That's
right, that's all right. Just may

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I have your attention? Breeze you're
beating out there on the other side of

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the wire in the audience room.
May I have your attention to leave?

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Hey you, my name is Grab
Sage, Matt Grab. I'll explain the

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lineup for you. Each of the
suspects. You will savor the number.

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I'll call off a number, the
name and chas. If you have any

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questions or identification, please remember the
number of signs of the prisoner, and

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I call it name at the end
of each line. When I asked for

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questions or identifications, all the number. If you're shore or not too short

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of the suspect, have him held. The officers who took your name with

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assiscue, they're seated among you.
Please be pumped with your questions or identification

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When the prisoners leave here, they
are sent to the bathroom and dressed back

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into their jail clones. It makes
it quite difficult to bring them back after

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they leave here. The questions I
asked these suspects are merely to get a

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natural tone of voice, So do
not pay too much attention to their answers,

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as they often lie. Bring on
the line, all right, all

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right, come on moving alarm,
keep it moving right up to the end

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of the stage. Our face front
and see your side, look straight ahead.

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Number one Binard Eagan alias Finard Bushman. I stopped five arrests to convictions

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arm robbery. Where do you live, Bernie? I think that's no special

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play section kind of tough friends.
Why did you slug the man in that

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bar? Very on cook language?
There are two time loser Bernie. This

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won't be easy on you. I
should have control my disposition. I guess

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things that much said you hit him
with a bottle was empty? Number two

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Rex Gaye AliOS Gayboard Green AliOS.
Rex Henderson. Nine arrests, one conviction,

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grand pep Atto. Where do you
live? X six eighteen, North

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Denham? You stole a car belonging
to missus. R. H. Henderson.

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I was walking by and I've seen
this here car parked out in the

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street. It was way out.
Anybody could have run into it. I

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just begot to do a good turn
at part of right. You were trying

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to park it right three miles away
from where Missus Henderson left it. You

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know that's a funny thing. I
pulled out getting ready to back it in

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right. See some royal ashneats in
right behind me when I cushed him out.

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Sure, but I couldn't just sit
there in the middle of the street

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everybody blowing horns backpack, Yes,
someone would looking for another space three miles

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away. Number three David Helen and
Alius Richard Hellmanlius Herman Richards sixteen arrests,

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took convictions. I'm Drobbery Lassany serves
fifteen years of the Stakes prison. Where

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do you live? David Lately the
barrious surgeonty admission you're not working one vacation.

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See any of the boys, late
ling who haven't gone straight? You

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know that the get tabs. I
we've been watching you closer than you think.

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Numberfore John Taylor alias Jack Johnson.
How are you? It's jin you

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talk? When I asked you I
don't think your pardon, sir, vagrancy

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or arrest one conviction forgery. Now
where do you live? John? I

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just got out. Where do you
live? A down? They just registered?

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When the door flew open, Jo, your finest, gently lifted me

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up on the back of my neck, did a very sloppy jomp of biskin

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monoduffel bag all me down here?
Where were you registering? John? Eaton

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Outtown two bits to night, three
thirty four Weddy ninth Street. Any questions

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are identifications from the audience. None
of these men, any questions are identifications

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from the audience. Pleaseham no identifications. Run on the next group. I've

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got a whole bunch of them down
looking at the mug files. I am

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going to see bailin. I want
to come along. He's sure, sure,

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we haven't had a bank job like
this in six years. How's the

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gun? It's still unconscious. Doesn't
look like you'll make it? Oh,

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Chief, Oh, Chief. I
just had the witnesses look at the lineup.

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Didn't spin anybody. We haven't had
a bank hold up in five years.

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In six years, No, here's
how it stacks up, Chief.

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Five men went to the bank at
eleven this morning as near as the bank

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until they got away with close to
one hundred thousand. Ran for the street

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and this bank gun pulled a gun
exchange shots with one of the hold up

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men, Julie L. Bilatti.
Yeah, that's right, Billati and the

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gutter both in pretty much shape,
unconscious and I like people live. Sergeant

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quins over with Bilotti in case he
regains consciousness. The other forem up Bulotti

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on the sidewalk pilot or a Green
Sadan. Witnesses say it was either a

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Chrysler or PLUMBERT couldn't get the license
number code with one. The witnesses have

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identified two of the hold up men, Lam and Jack Holster there. We'd

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like to have those boys. They've
never operated a hare chief. Well we

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know about him is what you've got
from dinner. They've been on the circulation

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for about seven months, never pulled
a job this big before, but that

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doesn't mean they couldn't. Originally from
Oklahoma, a couple of brothers who started

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out both of them time skipped out
on their parole a year ago. Well,

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this Bilatti is a local boy,
we know him. I probably landed

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here in case the job. Then
rounded up some local talent, and that's

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what we're hoping for him. They've
got Billatti, but may die before we

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can tell us anything. The other
three boys are local talent. Maybe we

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can trace that green Sitdan if it
wasn't stolen. Even if it was,

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be easier running up some of our
own local hoods and a wood the house

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set a bruns. We've set up
the usual roadblocks, covered the airports,

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the bus stations and trains. He
witnesses in the bank got a good look

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at all five of the men,
and they say so. They identify the

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house at a brothers. Let's hope
they can take the other two. And

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what about the sixth ma'am driving the
car. Nobody got a good look at

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him. Just look, he's probably
the one who owns the car. Jeep

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Bailey speaking, Yeah, okay,
you better get down to the hospital.

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Let was climb. Doctor say,
lad is regaining consciousness. Here comes Quine.

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Is he's still conscious? And no
too late. Yeah he didn't even

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get a statement, just opened his
eyes, took a look at me and

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died. It was a coffee man. Oh yeah, please, Well they

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didn't come up with one identification.
I sent him home for no, no

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thanks. Let one identification. No, they were a little vague. They

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all got a good look at the
host that are brothers, but the others

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were off near the door or by
the side of the room. They identified

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be a Bobby's picture all right,
they all got a good look at him

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while he was lying on the street. I'm keeping Belody's death out of the

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papers. I want the host that
of boys to think he can still talk.

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Yeah, I got them in.
You wanted them in the take contenant,

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Okay, I'll see him in the
interrogation room. Stoolies. Yeah,

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I haven't been able to find out
too much on Bulotti that maybe some of

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the stoolies might give us a lean. I'm sorry, I won't be able

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to finish your coffee. Man.
I don't hope something comes out of this.

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I hope so. Jenny Cooky,
heh Burt, have I can climb?

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How are you? He's just about
the bank rubby this morning? Uh

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huh. I can't help you,
Lieutenant. You know Julio Builatti ally of

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him. Don't know him. He
was one of the men who stuck up

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the bank. He did a hundred
thousand now here. He sure had a

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lot of noise putting a job like
that. What do you know about Bulotti?

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And what have you heard? Got
a record? Just a hood,

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that's all a hood? You know
any of his friends? No, Lieutenant

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Bush nat you thank the NDA some
know? How about the Hostetter brothers?

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What do you know about Leon and
Jack Hosteller? Can't help me with this

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one, Sigeant. We've done you
some favors. By appreciate the favors I've

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done you some. Lieutenant, you
can't help us, No, lieutenant,

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can't help you. I like to
help you. Don't know nothing about the

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bank job or Buli, no Shargeant
or the host set of brothers. No,

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Lieutenant, you're sure Bert who?
I'm sure that's all burn? Thanks

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lieutenant? Yeah, keeping those clean? Yes, good afternoon by lieutenant.

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Yeah, bringing the next one.
I hate working with those guys sometimes.

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You got him, Sigarette. Oh
yeah, he's Tony, a lieutenant.

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All right, Come on in,
Tony, Oh Tony, just sit down,

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Tony. Sure, Oh, exergin, We want to ask you some

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questions, Tony. How about the
bank job this morning? Huh? Word

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gets it wrong? It should do. I can't do you no good.

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Did you know Julio Bulati Tony No, I ve no, no any of

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his friends? No, how about
Leon and Jack Holstein heard of him too,

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John on, I think we only
have one more amos. Here's the

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last one, Lieutenant. Well,
okay, come on, he namous?

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Yeah, yeah, have a cheerymus
Thanks. How you been set? Five?

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Five? We want to ask you
some questions for sure about the bank

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hold up this morning? I know
they all. Do you know Julio Bulati?

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No? I know a kid named
Frank Merrick. Oh you're doing yeah?

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Good friend of bladies here he was
with him? Or last night?

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How about this morning? I couldn't
say, Lieutenant, I heard this Frank

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murrit As from Denver. I'll stead
of boys are from Denver? Into Lieutenant,

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Yeah, that's right. And where
can we find this Frank merrit names?

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I don't know, Aeutenant. That
a hunch's making herself scarce. How

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long has this Frank Merritt been in
town? About two weeks? I think

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drove in from Denver and a green
chrystler, I say, Dan, I

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already, ben morning, I just
saw cheap, better and and nothing.

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I'm getting sick of this. We
get a lead and we sit around for

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two days. I'm getting sick of
it too. But we can't find Merit

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or the host stead of brothers,
or an identification on the other two hold

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up men, or the green sedan. Yeah, FBI has got every available

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man on it. We've got every
precinct in the city working on it.

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Sooner or later we're going to turn
up with something. Yeah, alsis and

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I look at we don't pick up
one of the house stead of boys,

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and we might find Merit and he
lead us to the rest. We don't

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find him. We may get a
lead on the green sedan, and so

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few green Christless sedans in this city. Maybe you'll have a better suggestion.

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No, but I have an alternate. Make some coffee, and I'm sick

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of coffee too. Well, man, you think of something, Hand me

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the coffee. John John Guthine is
QUI lieutenant. That bank guard just died.

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He never regained consciousness. Okay,
come on him. That's swell,

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Matt bank God just died. No
identification. Oh, where the devil are

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these guys? Man? I always
thought we had a pretty efficient force.

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They're keeping out of sight. Good. Yeah, Well, they haven't gotten

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to the roadblocks. I haven't left
the city. Unless they have Fludini's goes

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with him. We'll get him,
Ben John, they're somewhere in the city.

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We've got him trapped and we don't
know it. You know something,

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neither do they read good for it? Man, Now it's doing Man.

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You are knocking off? Yeah you
uh huh, give you a lift?

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Alright, I love it, all
right, Bill, all right, Kenneth,

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good night, Bill. I'm a
little tired. Yeah, I mean

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I want to stop and get some
dinner. Oh yeah, sure, it's

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quine. Wait a minute, Benn, I'm glad I caught you. He

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wants some money. We think we've
got the Green Christ listed and spotted and

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a garage o on Third Avenue.
Guy fitting merits description, brought it in

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yesterday morning for a paint job.
What what were you saying about dinner?

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it now, be listening every Friday
for hear it now you're listening post to

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the world. That's right, Lieutenant, that's the fellow brung in a car.

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Let's sit right over there in black
sitting you painted in. Sure,

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that's what the fellow wanted. And
I know you guys were looking for him,

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just come in. Wanted a fast
paint job. I know, I

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mean business, you've gotta make up. But it was green. Sure,

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he wanted to yell at first,
but I told him if a good job

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might have to sand blast, stuff
bleeds through. He settled the black and

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a fast job. Green dove bleed
through black. Yeah, when is he

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supposed to pick it up? Some
butt time? Between five thirty and six?

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We close up at six. Well
it's nearly six now. Yeah.

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Maybe he spotted us coming in and
we were pretty careful. We've done a

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good job too. If you pick
him up, poopeis euf coin We get

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behind one of those cars, all
right, marit's picking the car up.

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He's probably expected back with the gang. We can't give him the car and

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take a chance and losing him in
traffic. Oh, how can we take

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the time to haul him down the
headquarters and sweat him. His friends will

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wonder where he is. We can't
take the time. Huh, well,

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Denmark, and we'll swea him right
here. Maybe we can drag it out

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of him in a hurry. You
got an office, sure, right back

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there? Okay, I get behind
one of the cars on that side.

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Man, No shooting him, he
can help him right shooting. I get

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out of that cap and overalls and
get out of him. Hurry up,

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okay the coin. Yeah, I'll
see if I can take him along.

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Don't come out unless I give you
the word. Okay, man, say

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my girls overalls a little snug.
I'll look, I'll take him first.

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Here he is, Hey, yo, wait, just closing. I know

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I got a car here. Oh
okay, it's that blackman right over there.

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You remember I brought you. Ain't
the guy who was here yesterday?

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No, no, he's back in
the office. Oh well, look I'm

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in a hurry. Say you must
be mister Merrin. Yeah, what is

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this, felice? I know?
Wait, I'm at it. Don't move.

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Put your hands behind your head.
Hey, you're making a mistake.

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Where can we find the whole steater
boards? Here? Here's his gun?

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Get him in the office. Look, wait a minute, I tell you

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I'm making a mistake. That bank
God died. Merret what bank? What

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are you talking about? Okay,
okay, but I don't know what you're

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talking about. Just stay out of
here, coin in case somebody else shows

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garage. Man's hiding down the grease
spit helped him close up. All right,

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Sit down, Mary, Look,
sit down. Why don't you guys

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listen to me. You gotta permit
to carry this gun? From it?

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Yeah? Where is it? I
left it at home and Denver? Not

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know where I live. Where do
you live? Look, you've got no

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light to ask you. You were
one of six men who stuck up the

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first National bank three days ago.
You're crazy, you and the hole set

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of brothers. So I didn't stick
up no bank. I don't know nobody

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by that name. You know,
Julio Bilanti Giladi, Julio Buladi. No,

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he knows you. He couldn't.
Oh well, why couldn't he because

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I ain't never met him. I
don't know home. He swears he knows

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you. I can't help him.
Maybe maybe he does, but I don't

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know him. I never heard of
him. He says that you were in

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on that hold up. He's a
dirty lighter. I tell you I don't

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know him. He's in the hospital. We got a sworn statement, like

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don harm, I don nom.
He didn't like being left behind? What

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are you talking about? Left behind? After he got shot outside the bank?

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You left him lying there? I
didn't leave him nowhere. How came

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all six men in that hold up? Well? I wasn't one of him.

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I swear you got the who got
you in the whole set of brothers.

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I don't already hole set of brothers. That's your stan out there,

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isn't it. Yeah? So what
this is a murder rapper? Merit?

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That bank God died. Listen.
You can't do this, dut My ratement

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is enough to execute you. I
don't know, No, July, why

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were you're doing three days ago and
eleven o'clock in the morning. Three days

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ago the sixteen at eleven o'clock in
the morning, I don't know. I

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don't remember. How do you expect
me to remember three days ago? I

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better start remembering, Merit. I
was having breakfast. I don't know.

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It's tom very well. I don't
remember. Some drug store. You're where

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you live? Yeah? Where do
you live? Roaming house on Baker Street.

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What's your dress? Four twelve West. There's no drug store around them

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there, Sure, there is one
in the corner. That's the one you

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had breakfast in. No, you
went to another one, Yeah, you

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walked. No, I went to
a drug store further away. I don't

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remember which one you drove. Yeah, yeah, I drove in that car

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out there. Yeah. A dozen
people identified that cars. They're one in

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front of the bank. Well,
they're all nuts. They got the license

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number. They couldn't have because it
was covered with mund No, it just

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couldn't have. I wasn't near the
bank. You know where the bank is

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all? Then, how do you
know whether or not you were near it.

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You're a stranger in this town,
aren't here? I told you?

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Yeah, that car was identified as
a hold up car. You're in trouble,

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Merit. Why I didn't do anything? Give me a lawyer. We've

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got sworn statements from a dozen witnesses
in Julati. You won't stand a chance

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against the jury. I didn't pull
no hold up swarn's statements of Merrit.

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I don't believe it, hor do
you? I think we found you right,

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not execute you for state's evidence.
I don't know nothing about it.

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Okay, I'm satisfied just to get
this one man. Take him down and

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book him on arm robbery and first
degree murder. Oh wait a minute,

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we'll get the whole set of brothers, whether you help us or not.

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Yeah, got a cigarette? Yeah? Where can we find a hole stet

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of brothers? Would you go easy
on me? No deals, I'll do

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what I can. You'll die if
you don't help, Merit. Okay,

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the hole stet of brothers had donald
a shack and the freight yards. Who

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were the two other men in on
the hold on? I thought you said

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Galotti squill on all of us.
Well, I hope you won't hold us

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against us, Merit, but Belati
has been dead for three days. It's

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Chief Bailey Ben. Yeah. Because
if we don't have enough trou them right

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now, we got the yard surrounded, Chief and down in that shack.

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You seen them? No, Merit
says, sit down there, Quine and

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Ash, I have Merit in the
car. How many of them? A

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whole bunch? According to Merit,
whole Steed brothers man named William White,

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Detroit record guy named Jake Harrison,
also a Detroit point Merritt was supposed to

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pick him up in the car.
Got lights? It's pretty dark? Yeah,

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four big ones? All right?
Now, what's the deal? Well,

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I I like to get him out
of that shack if I can.

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Merritt was supposed to drive up on
that ramp and aren't twice. Now we

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got the sedan here, So what's
the stop one of us from driving it

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up on the ramp and honking twice? And when they get halfway to the

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car, throw the lights on the
coverin Okay, okay, Quine, Yeah,

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give in. You still want to
take that car down on the ramp.

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Yeah, sure, go ahead.
And when you get down there,

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hunk twice hide Matt, alert them
in right, Quin, We'll have to

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drive the sedan down to the Lincoln
Straight entrance to get out on the ramp.

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Take them about five minutes. I
hope those guys in the shank of

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patient. I hope those guys are
in the shack. There's Quine, did

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that? Now? Alry, give
me that microphone here, m here they

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come. I count three? Where's
the other one? They about half way

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ben and then them get a little
further away from the shine. Okay,

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Mike, I don't know which way
to go stand where you are. You're

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surrounded. They're running. Oh but
wire, that's three. But where's the

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other one? The lights around the
yard. Put one on the shock.

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There there it goes. He climbed
into that corvert. Ah, your hire,

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Come on, many, that's the
river overflow, Katherine man let me

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sitting ducks. Fine, I'm going
in. I'm coming to come on.

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Stay out of the lene and keep
against that water. Okay, okay,

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come mind, now are you okay? Yeah? Yeah, there he goes.

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Light up ahead at the end of
the comments. Yeah, there he

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is. He's hip, but he's
still gone. Watch yourself. There,

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there he is. He's lying by
the edge of the water. Roll him

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over. He's dead. It's the
young host that all right? Yeah,

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what's manner? What'd you doing in
me? Oh? Skin? Did better

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put something on it when we get
to the car. A thing like that

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can be dangerous. The lineup 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, Breeth your people out there

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on the other side of the wire
the audience room, May I have your

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attention breeze. Thank you. My
name is Grebb, Sergeant not Grab.

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I'll explain the lineup to you.
Each of the suspects you will see what

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me number. I'll follow up a
number the name of John. If you

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have any questions or identifications, please
remember the number signs of the prisoner and

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the line up starring Bill Johnstone is, Lieutenant Ben Guthrie and Wally Mayor Sergeant

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Matt Grebb, written by Blake Edwards
with music by Eddie Dunsteader. Featured in

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tonight's cast were Clayton Post, Robert
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Ed Begley. The lineup is produced
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young women who are college graduates,
are who are in their senior year.

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Is the field that you've chosen for
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that offers equality of opportunity? If
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You can begin your career at a
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month. You can have additional schooling
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a year vacation with pay, a
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doesn't it. The Army is now
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opportunity to become second lieutenants in the
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career with security, with all the
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January fifteen. So act today,
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others see us. If our nation
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acts against other groups, races,
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times of crisis. We lose not
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neighbor, your fellow worker, on
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this is CBS where you find songs
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Broadcasting System. Welcome back, Well. This is an example of a kind

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of typical pre Miranda case because because
in addition to the Maranda warnings, when

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they were questioning the suspect with the
car, the moment that he said I

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want a lawyer, that would have
forced an end to the questioning the way

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that the Miranda Law has developed,
And there are a couple of episodes like

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that I've heard. I remember one
episode of Dragnet where Friday and Romero tried

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repeatedly to get a suspect downtown for
questioning without his lawyer fighting out. Of

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course, the Marina warning situation makes
that whole tactic kind of pointless. Speaking

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of Dragnet, over at Great Detectives
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the top five best Dragnet stories.
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the adventures of Frank Race. And
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