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it's time for this week's episode of Dragnet. The original air date March second,
nineteen fifty and the title is The Big Kill. The story you were
about to hear is true, only the names have been changed to protect the
innocent. You're a detective sergeant. You're assigned to homicide detail. A police
officer is shut down on the front steps of his home. There's no apparent
motive for the shooting. The assailant escapes in a blue sedan. Your job
get him. Dragnet the document a drama of an actual crime. For the
next thirty minutes, in cooperation with the Los Angeles Police Department, you will
travel step by step on the side of the law through an actual case from
official police files, from beginning to end, from crime to punishment. Dragnet
is the story of your police force. In action. Was Sunday, May
twenty third, was warm in Los Angeles. We're working a day watch out
a homicide. My partner's Ben Romero. The boss is Thad Brown, Chief
detective names Friday. I was off duty, reporting back in on an emergency
call. It was five minutes past three am when I got the room forty
two homicide. Hi Joe, Hi, how is he? He's dead?
Went kind of fast. I just got to call a couple of minutes ago.
He died and went to the hospital. Friday, Ben, let's go
Dad Brown's office. Right? How did it happen? Skibber, I haven't
got all of the tails. Guy who's a shotgun point blank. Filmore didn't
have a chance. See the detectives always he goo crime lab. Yeah,
not there not alright, Chief Ronnigan on the hall of Captain White Intelligence all
us. He said to have you wait, Okay, we'll be inside.
Right. You wanna fill us in skipper Nah, not much to tell film.
I was working the day watch at a robbery. Left work at six
o'clock last night, drove home. Yeah, he had dinner, then he
and his wife went to a show. He got home about eleven thirty,
went to bed. Yeah. About one thirty this morning, the front doorbell
rang and Philmore answered it. His wife said she heard him open the door
and there was a gun shot. She ran out the front door in time
to see a guy jump in a car and drive away. Fillmore was lying
on a porch, chest ripped open. You see the guy used the shotgun?
Yeah. No, I had the information on the car you blew,
said Dan. That's all the wife could tell us. She didn't get the
license number. Said it looked like a new model car. No physical evidence.
I haven't found anything yet. Here's for both. Chief Elien. You
brief Friday in right now. Told him much as I know any idea.
What the guy's motive was revenge? Any leads? Just one? Then White
and tell Us just came up with it. A guy in the name of
Jake Carver. Carver, it's not familiar. We got out of Folsom three
days ago, served seven years. I'm robbery. Yeah, Phillmore was the
man who got Carbon and sent him up. The time he was sentenced,
Carver swore up and down he'd get Fillmore when he got out. Hot at
it punk, What do we look for? Carver already checked where he's supposed
to be staying. Not There's a list of guys who used to run with
before he went to fulsome thanks. Let's see Joe there. It is Ralph
Danton, Ernie Travis, Jimie Flores. Carver had been seen around town since
you get out once that we know of, in the bar out on Sunset
Boulevard. Flores's with him. How about Travis and Danton, they're still around.
Let's see Travis one of these two years ago. Danton's around, still
runs with Flores. That's where you start. Floris, Yeah, okay,
any reason too. Flora's sister used to go with Carbon. Yeah, Flora's
owns a blue Sedan. Three twenty am, we checked Timie Flora's last known
address, the old seventy six Hotel down in South Alameda. Flores had moved.
His forming address was his mother's house twelve thirty two Alabama Street out in
Boyle Heights. His mother told us how he was living on County View Avenue
in Highland Park. Four thirty am we located the address m oh garage here.
Wonder where him? He keeps his car not parked on the street.
Yeah, what do you want? Police officers? Oh like to talk to
Jimie Flores Himie, it's late, we're in bad it's important. We'd like
to talk to him. All right, Wait, I'll go get him up
hiding, Come on, get up, Come on, HEIMI. Cops with
the door, wanna talk to you. What did you say? You want
to talk to you? Your officers? What can go with you? Heimi
Flores? That's right, we're looking for Jake Carvey. You know where he
a? I wish I did. I'm through with that guy. Why,
what's the matter? He brought my card day before yesterday, so he'd only
be gone a couple of hours. I'm still waiting. You own a blue
Sedan Is that right? Yeah? Forty is Chevy? Why do you crack
it up? Couldn't tell him? Do you have any idea where we can
look for carbon? If I did, I'd be looking myself. Do you
know if Carver's got a gun? Why a punk pull a job? Does
he have a gun the trunk of the car? Use it on hunting trips?
What kind shotgun? Four forty five am we got out a broadcast at
an APV on Jake Carbon, containing a complete description of the car and its
license number. Roadblocks were set up on all main roads leading out of the
city, and police details at the airport's bus depots and the railroad terminals were
alerted. All of the people whom Carver was known to have run with before
he was sent to fulsome penitentiary were rounded up and brought in for questioning.
While Captain Elliot from Homicide supervised the interrogation. Ben went across the street to
check with a coroner at the Morgue. I contacted Lee Jones at the crime
lab six am. We met in Chief of Detective stat Brown's office. Crime
Lab planned anything single footprint that saw. Jones found it in one of the
flower beds in front of Fillmore's home. Is it tie in size ten?
That's Carver's size and little health. Is there any indication Garbon might still be
in the city. No, there was a good three hours between the time
film and was shot and the roadblocks. Whatever. What about Carver's pals are
they helping him? Well, Flora's is the only way I met seeing him
since he got out. What about Flora's sister, Dorothy? She lives out
in Long Beach and seen us and Burton to bring her in. Now that
guy Flores, did you question him again at it? Yeah? He satisfied
with everything. He told her that he knows. That's right. He doesn't
seem to be too close to Carver. No record of any correspondence with him
while he was in Fulsome about the Carno's report. Shot gun close range hit
him hard. There's muck shots of Carver. They are photocopy is still working
on it turning out two thousand. Excuse me, Ron speaking Albert, Right,
they got Dorothy Flores in the interrogation room. You want to talk to
earlier? Uh, Ben, You and Joe talked to her, telling Cenus
and Burton to check in here. I got another angle. I want him
to start on, right, let's go to h He must be as mad
as a hatter. Three days out of food him and he kills a car.
Yeah, if it was him, you've got any other idea? You
need more than a footprint. We gotta find the gun. We got to
prove that he used it. Hi, you two gotta take over. Yeah,
Lloyd, you and Gil check in at the chiefs officer. Captain wants
to see Okay, I want the police woman to stand by. It's fine,
let's go Gil, see you guys later. All right, you're Dorothy
Flores. Yeah, you know why you're here, Jack Carver. That's what
they told me. That's right. You know where he is. No,
have you seen Carbon in the past three days? Look, I don't want
any part of the guy. He's nothing to me. He never was.
He used to go around with him, didn't you seven years ago before he
went to Fols. What happened to your eye? Miss Floren's those bruises there
on your arm? We had a party. I fell a bump myself.
Looks like a pretty new black eye. Do you have the party last night?
I told you, Jake's nothing to me. He's a crazy hothead.
I don't want any part of him. Was he around to see you last
night? I used to go with him. That's so I don't care what
happened to him. He saw him last night, I didn't. This is
on a murder rapmus Florest. I didn't want to see him. He came
to my room, he forced his way in. I didn't want any part
of him. Was early this morning? What time? About two o'clock maybe
ten? After he wanted money, acted like a crazy man. I told
him I didn't have any money. He slugged me. That's how I got
his mouse. What do you want the money for? He said he got
the cop who sent him up. He had to get out of town.
He took my purse forty eight dollars in it. Was he driving your brother's
car? Yeah, I didn't want any part of him. I got nothing
in this. Did you tell you where he was headed? Mexico? He's
got friends across the border, Tijan. Allright, stay with her back and
get us to nog for two will Yeah. The Flora's girl, Skipper Carbosaar
this morning, admitted shooting Fillmore. She says he's hitded south for Tijuana.
Maybe he stopped off on the way. How you mean drug store in San
Pedro just held up. Owner was shot and killed. Yeah, the guy
was driving a blue Sedan. An immediate alert was teletype to the coastal town
south of Los Angeles, in the vicinity of San Pedro. The San Diego
Police were alerted, as were the Mexican authorities in Tijuana and other designated points
of entry along the California Mexico border. Seven fifty am Ben and I,
together with Lloyd Barton and Al Shambro of Homicide, drove down to San Pedro
and checked in with Lieutenant Maxwell at San Pedro Homicide. What kind of a
gun did the guy use? Lieutenant? I checked the body. It looks
like it could have been a forty five, No chance it might have been
a shotgun. Na, not that kind of a wound. Who saw the
guy make his getaway? My wife did. I lived right across the street
from the drug store. Wife heard the shooting, ran to the window.
She says it was a blue Sedan. He didn't see the license plate.
Oh. I got to look at the car before it disappeared. It looked
like a Chevy Demand. There's been no sign of it since the roadblocks went
up. Not yet. It's pretty hard to understand. What do you mean.
Uh, take a look at the map. Here, here's Pallas,
Berdie's and Clifton to the west. Roadblocks there. Yeah, here's the roadblock
to the north, just the side of Harbor City. Another one in northeast
near Wilmington. Yeah, nice one here outside of the Long Beach at four
roads depict Frum. They're all blocked off. Uh, no turn off,
snow detours, all the roads are under patrol. You think he got south
beyond Long Beach before the roadblocks went up, had a chance. It's hard
to figure who could be hiding out somewhere along the way. Excuse me,
Ah, there's a lieutenant Maxwell. Well, okay, be right there.
Anything and they found the car off the Coast Highway, blue Chevy Sedam.
How about Carver bloodstains on the front seat. That's all they found. You
are listening to drag nets for the step by steps A little to an actual
police case. Eight am. We found the blue Chevrolet sed In was lying
overturned in a ditch just off a dead end road, on the edge of
a grove of eucalyptus trees. Oil was still dripping from the crank case.
There were bloodstains on the upholstery in the front seat. In the glove compartment,
we found two empty shotgun shelves. Ben marked them with his initials for
evidence and wrapped them in a handkerchief. The fingerprint men were called. We
found out and started a search of the general area. See if we can't
pick up a trail in this eucalyptus grove here, Sure has got me the
what's that? Carl's my sed up back there? Blood all over. The
guy must have been heard. How'd he get this far away from the car?
What makes you think he did get far? Neither that he was hiding
right under our No, no sign of a trails rule here, No,
there's nothing. There's a clearing up ahead. Come on, let's cut through
this brush here, Ben, come here. Yeah, take a look what
trunk of this tree? Brown smears on it? Blood. Maybe look higher
up on the trunk there is the same thing. Wait a minute, up
in the tree. Can you see anything up there? No, the branches
are pretty thick. Trees go pretty high up a good sixty feet up there.
Come here, Joe, Yeah, follow my hand, I know,
just over the left, one pointing Oh yeah, comer man, You are
right, Joe, Yeah, Can you see him? Yeah, up near
the top. Say off, Burton, don't come in the clearing. He's
up in one of the trees. Throw that've gone down. Then come down
yourself, all right, ben Hetty, Joe, it's Carver shotguns over there,
so you lie. Yeah, it's a hard tree to climb. I
wonder how he got up there. I don't know, but this was the
only way to get him down. We called an ambulance and had Jake Karva
taken back to Los Angeles to the County Hospital. The prison ward we took
the shotgun and the empty shells and booked them as evidence with a property clerk.
The wrecked blue sedan was impounded. Two counts of murder were filed against
Carver with a district attorney. There was still one important piece of evidence missing,
the forty five pistol used in the robbery and murder of the San Pedro
druggist. A month passed while Carver recuperated in the prison ward of the County
Hospital. We were busy building a case for his conviction. We still had
only enough evidence to convict him for one of the murders. Another two months
went by. On August thirtieth, Jake Carver was brought to trial for the
shotgun murder of police officer Robert Fillmore. Ten days later, the jury found
him guilty of first degree murder. He was sentenced to a life term in
Fulshoo Penitentiary. Knowing that we didn't have enough evidence to convict his plan for
the murder of the druggist, Carver's lawyer demanded an immediate trial in the second
charge. Wednesday, September twelfth, ten am. I was called it the
Chief of Detective's office, Roddy get out, thank you edit, and I've
been talking about this Jake Carver thing. They set the trial date yet starts
next Tuesday, bringing Carver down from Fols and to Mark it's bum luck.
We're not going to convict him on the evidence we've got. We don't even
have the gun. We've got to get a conviction. He beat the death
rap for killing Phillmore. If he gets over this one, that means he's
still evisable for parole. So he serves ten years. Maybe good behavior,
he gets out and he's ready to start in all over again. If we
could just sew him up for killing that druggist. We could put him away
for good one on a house skipper. It's a pretty good bet that no
jury will convict him unless we find that gun. We got another? Uh
just one? What's that if we didn't get Carve to admit he killed that
druggist. It's a neat trick and neon Ben got in last may. Uh
did he see it at all? He think he could recommende you a gun.
Oh couldn't have gotten a very good look from where he was up in
that tree. Ben did all the testifying at the trial. I wasn't even
there. Now, you wouldn't know me. Why when they bring Carver down
from Folson to Mary, they'll put him in county jail while he's waiting trial.
Yeah, Chief figures that we could plant you in the same show with
him. It's a chance he might talk if you play it right. I
don't know. He's no beginner, neither of you. If you carve enough
for the right bait at the right time, there's a chance he put his
foot in it. Maybe alright, Well you set it up as a county
jail. Yeah, I remember he's a killer. Don't take any chances.
I suppose he gets wise, We'll know you tried. The following day,
at two pm, I was booked at Central Jail as Joe Ramos, a
robbery suspect. Ramos was the actual name of an Eastern thief whom we knew
was not acquainted with Jake Carbon. After being mugged and fingerprinted, transportation officers
took me to the twelfth floor of the Hall of Justice, where I was
booked into the County Jail. After that, I was taken down to a
cell block on the tenth floor known as the High Power Tank, where prisoners
charged with major crimes are held. During the day, the individual cells are
left open and the prisoners are allowed to visit with one another. I was
taken back and shown the cell I was assigned to. Jake Carver was already
there. He was playing two handed poker with another inmate on the lower bunk.
Hey you got Ramers, this sell here and take the top bump.
How many kid you want make it too? Jake? Hey, move,
William. I want to get in my bunk. Come on, make your
bet. There's two cigarettes. You're two bunk, you six? I said,
I'd like to get in my bunk. Go on, Sam play they
came, okay, let's see you. Maybe you didn't hear me, Sam,
I said, I want to get in my bunk. I heard you,
Max. I don't like shoving around like this. All right, now,
sit down? What's your complaint? Didn't they tell you when you came
through the door they bury you in the hole for beefing in here? Then
as long as I'm in here with you, let's get it straight right now.
Don't bother me why they're at it. Keep your rum dumb pals out
of here. You understand, I don't think I do. You'll be around
uh quite a while, smart guy. I won't forget that. Oh yeah,
show time. Come on here. What are you doing down there?
Domin nothing? I always say, on the floor, Get back to yourself.
Chow yeah see it? Jake, yeah, m what's this junk?
They feed you boiled beef, boiled potatoes, So have it with him here
junk? Can you buy from the outside? Candy? Sometimes pie guy comes
around? No money? Wh ye Joe Ramis ramosn Chicago. I've been there,
so have I I'm Jake carbohya, al right, way you up for
it? Talk to my lawyer you got a smart mind, you got a
big one. You take care of your own worries. Huh, I'll take
care of mine. I ain't gotten the worries. I got a maid.
He went up, beiece of bread. I don't want any of it.
Take it. Tell the truth. I never had it so good. No
witness, is no evidence, and can't touch me. Sure, that's why
you're in here three days past. By playing the part of the tough gunman
from Chicago, I succeeded in getting close to CARV Because of the close confinement.
I was with him almost constantly, but he still refused to confide.
In a roundabout way, I pressed him as much as I could for the
answer without making him suspicious. No results. Eight fifty five pm Sunday,
two days before the trial opened, Sam, Jake Carbon and I were playing
blackjack in the aisle just outside our south All right, Sam, hit me
here you are okay, I'm good, Ramis, I'll stand eighteen pay nineteen.
That's all for me, me too, I'm gonna hit the second.
Yeah, just when I start to come back, always crying, Hey,
Ramus, excuse me. I remember you haven't I seen you were on City
Hall? Sure, I'll live there. Oh it is time, look up
very much. What's he talking about? I don't know. I don't get
a headache. It's killing me. Yeah, so let me crack your neck.
It will help it. Oh that's not good. You got any of
them brown pills. Come, I gonna crack your neck. Loosen up those
nerves always helps me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, let me show you.
Come on through. Tell you just relax, let yourself go. Oh
look at my hands around the back of your neck. Come on, relax
where this is going to hit you? Alright? You gotta be careful with
this though. You can break a guy's neck, you know. Take it
easy. Huh, white somatic, Come on, relax, alright, let
me got a better grip on your neck at easy huh? Alright now eh,
alrights, do it. I said that's not bad. Feels a little
better. That works, okay? Sure? Hey, I noticed you had
a visitor to day, one of the boys in the east. No,
a friend of mine out here. He just got in town. The coppers
are trying to pin a killing on him. No, who is he?
Max Wesley, a good man, tried to say, pulled the job down
the San Pedro Pedro What kind of job stick up drug store a couple months
ago. Yah, that's what they got me on. You know it's funny.
Uh, I think I'll get some shut eye. What about this job?
They're trying to hang on him? He tell you, I don't remember
a guy ran the store, was shot up. I think died. Max
wasn't even in town. What it happened happened in May last May. I
don't know. I'll see you in the morning. Yeah, hard beds.
They didn't have nothing on Max on he let him go. Oh it's yet
he's out on bail. I mean, no evidence on him. No gun?
Huh, Yeah, he got a gun. I think that's what Max
said. They find it, they say, I don't know where they found
it. Well, go to sleep. What do you you mentioned anything else
about Pedro like San Pedro Hills. Yeah, maybe that's where they found I
think Max said that. Ah uh, that couldn't be. I I denied
that. Hey, uh, ray must it wasn't the Harbor drug store,
was it? What's eating you anyway? When you go to sleep? Look,
braymos, braymos, I gotta know it's important. What are you talking
about? I gotta get some sleep, will you listen a minute, I
ditched a gun down there in the San Pedro Hills. All right, what
are you worrying about? They don't sends you up for hiding guns. They's
not a hot on that shop. They got me on one murder rap.
If they tagged me in another one, that's for keeps. What do you
want me to do? Talk to the governor? Are you sure this guy
Max said that they found a gun? Now, look, Carvin, Max
said they found a gun in the San Pedro Hills. Now you get on
down in your bunk and let's talk about it in the morning. What kind
did he say? What kind? I don't know. I don't remember.
Was it a forty something like that? Yeah, forty five? I guess
that was it. I get on there with you. Listen, got the
jailer barking down here, Quiet down and there. All right, you go
to sleep. Now. I can't be it's not the same one. They
couldn't have found it. They haven't talked to me, Raymos, m When
did they find the gun? Did Max tell you that? When did they
find the gun? When? I don't know? He didn't say where San
Pedro Hills, Raymos, I gotta know it wasn't by a COVID. Was
it on the hill road? I don't know. I'll ask Max the next
time I see him. Is that what you did's yours? But they they
couldn't have found that. Nobody could have this COVID. See back on the
road. Yeah, there was a piece of cement broken off the bottom edge
of the COVID, kind of a hollowed out space inside, and I pushed
the dirt all around it. You gotta ask Max, ask him where they
found that gun. Yeah, i'll see him wednesday. I'll ask him.
You've got to find out they could put me away for good. What are
you worrying about? They haven't paired you up yet with a gun they found.
Yeah, Yeah, that's right. Maybe they didn't figure it, Maybe
they forgot. Maybe, Yeah, cops it though they forget. That's what
everybody says, isn't it. Yeah, that's what everybody says. The story
you have just heard was true, only the names were changed to protect the
innocent. On September eighteenth, trial was held in Superior Court Department ninety one,
City and County of Los Angeles, State of California. In a moment,
the results of that trial, the murder gun, a forty five caliber
automatic pistol, was recovered from the San Pedro Hills and Jacob John Carver was
brought to trial. He was tried and convicted of murder in the first degree.
The jury again refused to recommend the death penalty. Carba is now serving
a life term in the state penitentiary without possibility of parole. You have just
heard Dragnet authentic cases from official files. Technical advice for Dragnet comes from the
Office of Chief of Police W. A. Wharton, Los Angeles Police Department.
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Here, mister and missus Ronald Coleman in the Halls of Ivy on NBC,
welcome back. A really solid undercover job by Friday to get to the
criminal and just that perfect ironic ending. Even after being found guilty after a
second murder after being paroled from another felony, Carver doesn't get the death penalty,
which is indicative of what a listener pointed out a few weeks ago that
the actual incidents of capital punishment being given out in the night teen fifties was
dropping. Now it's worth noting that if you listen to and watch Dragnet,
you'll hear several last names that get used over and over again. Janning is
one and another is Carver. You'll hear the characters with these sort of last
names repeated a lot, not necessarily always criminals. For example, Ganning in
one episode the name of a criminal, but Bill Gannon becomes the name of
Friday's last on air partner, and Carver would be used a lot, including
for Benji Carver aka blue Boy, from the first episode of the revived Dragnet
series. Well, now we turn to listener comments and feedback, and we
start with a comment from Dino regarding the Big Girl. Dino writes, have
you seen the fifties version of this? I have the televised culprit would not
have convinced me. Well, thanks for the comment, do you know?
And I have seen that episode and I'm not actually focused on that detail,
but I see what you mean on television. The role was played by Maury
Hill, who is definitely not an actor who could pull off an impersonation on
the level that the motorists stated. But this is a case where I can
see where modern viewers mean, but I think the production decisions of the time
are totally defensible. Keep in mind that that episode was broadcast in nineteen fifty
four. Television was in black and white, often grainy, and the average
TV screen size was twelve to fourteen inches something like that. Hill was on
screen in costume for something like forty seconds, and most initial viewers were not
going to fixate on the realism of that. And even though it was going
to be repeated through syndication, even if a local station was playing Dragnet reruns
once a day, that episode would only come on like once every six months,
and eventually it be less often, like once every thirteen months something like
that. So it's a bit of a miscast by modern standards, but for
what they were going for in nineteen fifty four, I can't really fault Web
and then over on YouTube have a comment from Peter regarding the episode the Child
Killer. This was a good mystery, but hard to listen to if You're
a parent, it breaks my heart that this is a true story. Well,
thank you so much, Peter, and I definitely agree even before I
became a parent. The first time we played this episode for the Old Time
Dragnet Show back in two thousand and seven, I actually decided the week after
that that I was going to play Jack Webb's appearance on The Bob Hope Show
because I felt it was so heavy. And I do think that audio drama
really does have a power about it in many ways. It's the most personal
and intimate of mediums because everything is created in your imagination. When you're watching
something, I think there is always a little bit of on reality about it
that your mind can really discern and wrap its head around, because on some
level we can see cg or practical effects, but when we are listening without
the benefit of video, it can be I think, a lot more visceral
and real. And that's why, for example, the horror genre is so
effective over radio, and obviously something like this really does bring home the tragedy
of what happened and the reality of the problem in ways that are harder to
dismiss than if you were only seeing something that was staged. It's a horrific
thing that happened. And while this particular incident occurred three quarters of a century
ago, incidents like that have happened so many times in so many different places
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