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Girl, mister the Theater present,
come in welcome, I mean g Marshall.

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The Civil War, more than any
other, has been fought and re

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fought by armchair strategists for over a
hundred years. But there is one skirmish

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that till now has been kept quiet. It has been kept dark, in

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hidden, you know, fall with
secrecy and the mists of mystery. It

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concerns a battle of wits and twenty
five priceless blue white diamonds. While aller,

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what are you doing alone in the
room with a female corpse? I

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don't know. The lady inspector I
arranged to meet, came up to her

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apartment and found her dead. He
just founded inspect that. You know,

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shooting people is in my life.
There's always a first time. And if

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the Modi Lemus our mystery drama The
Gettysburg Address, based on an adventure of

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the rascally Arsene Lupin, has been
written especially for the Mystery Theater by Gerald

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Keynes and stars Robert Gryden. It
is sponsored in part by Fine Off the

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Sinus Medicines. I'll be back shortly
with that one. Andrew Wolfe is not

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yet fifty years old, yet he
has enjoyed a matchless professional career of chicanery,

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larceny and robbery for some forty years. Yes, Andrew got a very

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early start. This very year,
however, when at the peak of his

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profession, Andrew Wolfe decided to retire, it was a strange Swan song,

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regarded with much suspicion by Inspector Harold
James. Why are you so suspicious?

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Inspect there? I tell you I'm
through. I've had it. I've thrown

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in response, quick shucked it.
It's your move, Andrew. From now

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on, every move I mate will
be for the benefit of man. I

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meant, it's your move on the
checkerboard. No, yes, I know.

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Now I'm just looking at my options. Ah, how do you like

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this move? Inspect there? Jump, jump, and I'll take both of

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your man. Thank help? What
was that? Someone upstairs has just fired

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off a musket that hasn't been used
since the Civil War. Well, how

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on earth did you know that?
Well? I never used them myself,

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but I know the sound of them. Excuse me for bristee in the room,

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but we just heard a gun being
fired. I'm terribly sorry. I

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just bought this rightful one and went
off. My name is Andrew Wolf I

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live below you. This is Inspector
James of the Washington Police. Oh,

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well, I didn't do anything wrong, Inspector. I wasn't shooting it anyone

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that you'll manage to go clean through
your window. Ult your name Jeffrey Knox.

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But it's nothing really, just an
accident. You see. I collect

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memorabilia from the Civil War. I
was just cleaning this old gun. And

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have a look, Inspector. It's
an old flintlock, very similar, i'd

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say to the one old John Burns
is a Gettysburg fear you interested in the

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Civil War? And I said,
manam, mister Lodge, do you have

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a license for that gun? No, Inspector, don't be stuffy. A

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is his nantique and bees could hardly
call a five foot much to the concealed

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weapon. Yes, yes, but
firing that thing is a disturbance of the

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piece. Well it won't happen again, I promise you. I didn't know

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it was loathed. No, come
on, a Knox, I've got reading.

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Oh it's that you've got a painting. Remember me, the day before

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yesterday, I shot off that old
musket and you came upstairs with the inspector.

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Yes, of course, I read
me A Knox the Civil Wall buff.

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I want you to look at this
painting I just found. Wow,

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I know, expert on odd value
jewel and gems, Yes, paintings,

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No we no, I thought because
of your interest in the Civil War,

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you think it's not much of a
picture. As you see, it's a

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garden surrounded by a stone wall.
There's a well and a sun dial.

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I see something else to the left. There isn't that a cannon? Why

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so it is a cannon? I
didn't notice that. Let me see the

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back. Yes, this place could
be Gettysburg, you're sure? Well,

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how do you know? Right here
on the back of date four seventh,

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eighteen sixty three when I saw that, But that's April seventh, eighteen sixty

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three, and the Battle of Jettickburg
was in July. I know, But

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in other days the number of the
month followed the number of the day.

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So four seven sixty three is the
fourth day of the seventh month. In

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other words, July fourth, eighteen
sixty three, the last day of the

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battle. Then, miss, is
it? This is really it? This

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is what? Oh? Nothing?
Nothing? Well do you see any other

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clues in that painting? Mister Wolf, I mean, can you tell me

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more about what it represents. It's
a garden. The shadows of the sun

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dial and the well and the trees
are deeper on the left, which might

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mean the time the painter wish to
represent is about four o'clock in the afternoon,

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four or five. The cannon faces
south, so it could be a

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Union Army encampment. And mister nods, why can you tell me? Well,

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only that I happen to find it
in an antique store and I was

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told it's the key to a great
unsolved mystery. Really unsolved mysteries are a

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hobby of mine. You've been so
helpful. There's something else i'd like your

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advice on. I wonder if you'd
come upstairs for a minute. You notice

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this apartment of mine faces the house
across the street, and I'm leanis painting

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on a chair by the window.
If you'll just take these binoculars and have

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a look, mister Wolf, straight
ahead at the window, directly in your

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line of sight. What do you
see inside that room on the wall.

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Well, I'll be it seems like
the identical painting pretty close, I say,

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very close. The sun die Well
Stonewall Garden, Who lives in that

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apartment. I don't know, but
you're curious that someone else seems to have

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a representation of what may be a
garden and get his bird just like yours.

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Well, a man who sold me
this painting this morning said, you

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have just bought yourself a map of
great value. He said, a map.

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Well, maybe not in those words, but the impression I got was,

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well, you know, I like
the map of Bury Treasure in Treasure

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Island, the exes that marked the
spot. And that's all he tells you.

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He said, that was all he
knew. July fourth, eighteen sixty

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three. What could be the connection, or mister Wolf, I've lived here

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almost three years. On July fourth
last year, and July the fourth year

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before, the woman who lives in
that apartment where the painting is would pack

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up a picnic bask it can go
out for the day, not come home

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till evening. That's so strange.
On the fourth of July seems like a

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perfect day of picnic alone, and
never any other day in the year.

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You seem to have kept pretty close
watch on her. But in any case,

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I don't see any connection between her
picnic and the painting except July the

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fourth. That's the mystery. Go
to the lady and ask her what mysterious

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Aaron takes her away from here every
July fourth, Lugo's here. Andrew Wolf

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himself, inspector. I didn't expect
to see you. I'll bet you didn't.

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Where's the body in the next room? Well let's have a look.

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Why ah, why tell me?
What's your lady friend's name? I don't

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know. I never met her alive. All right, Andrew, do you

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want to tell me about it?
I don't know her. A neighbor of

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mine, though you met him,
and lives upstairs. Jeffrey Knox. He

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and I had an appointment with this
woman to ask her about a painting she

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has. At the last minute,
he called me and said he couldn't make

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it, but would I go and
talk to her. So I came up.

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The door was open, and there
she was. There. There's a

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herring. So I called the station
house. What was the reason you were

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visiting a lady that you didn't know? Now, look, don't pretend you

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didn't hear me. Because she had
a painting I wanted to ask her about.

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See where is it? See that
rectangular mark on the wall Inspector,

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that's where it hung. The painting
is gone. Oh isn't that too bad?

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Yes? It is, Inspector,
in fact, very bad. Ah.

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Would you mind if I followed my
own hunches in this case? None.

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You've done it before, Andrew,
sometimes with pretty good results. Your

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neighbor mat who was good to each
here. Did he know the lady?

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And he told me they'd never met, but he watched her for three years

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from his window. Interesting. Yes, I agree that I was going to

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drop around to see him. In
fact, I was going to tell him

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that my suspicions were unfounded. What
did you suspect that the antique flint Luckey

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fired off was stolen? You don't
know people, Inspector, You really don't.

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Jeffrey Knox is loaded. You saw
his apartments, Well, anybody can

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steal. I had the dealers checked
if I found the man who sold it

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to him, Inspector, I love
you. You saved me hours of pursuit.

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I want to talk to that dealer
before you go. Give me his

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name. Hello, anybody here,
mister Kowers, Hello, anyone in the

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bark mister Crows, you're there?
Can you help me? Yes? Yes,

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I hear you. Where are you
the cellar door? Crap door?

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Uh no, no, I don't
see it. You're well sure, I

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get you out, But where's the
trap door? Right of the counter,

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right side of the counter, yes, right, or the wall? Push

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it towards the wall, all right, Yes, I'm pushing. I see

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the trap door. I'll have it
open in a second. Oh yeah,

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let me give your hand. I
thought I had done. They are failable.

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How long ware you there? What
day? Used? Today? My

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day? Monday? Old man?
Today? You said Saturday? Thank you,

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thank you? I may close this
thing. That's a clever place to

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hide the trapdoor under the counter where
I keep my valuable teachs down man,

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You see how stupid I am.
I tell everybody everything. That's how these

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things happen. As mister Klus,
I'm Andrew Wolf wherever whoever you are.

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I thank providence you came along.
How did you get down there? I

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was attacked in rob so terrible in
this day, and you didn't since I

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deal invaluable hand teaches, especially irreplaceable
things from the Civil War period? To

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do you know what was taken?
Wing? And I haven't looked around here.

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Well, mister Kraus, you ought
to go to the police. Tell

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them what happened here? You kept
a prisoner in your seller for two days.

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Can you describe the man? But
I am not sure he is one

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of your clients. The young man
called Jeffrey not no, no, no,

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I never heard of him. You
did sell him an old sintlock Gune

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recently, didn't you? Oh?
Yes, yeah, always at the man's

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name, Yes I did. Did
this man also buy from your valuable painting?

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I set a valuable American paintings?
This one was dated July fourth,

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eighteen sixty three, on the back
and on the face seen in the garden.

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Oh, yes, yes, I
had a painting like that. There

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only two this man did he say
where where he got it? Now?

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He didn't tell me the name of
the dealer? Not from you? Oh

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no, So you recognize it?
That a painting with a sundial and the

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well. Yes, yes, it
dated July falls, eighteen sixty three.

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I'd know it very well. It
has a long history. If you'd lived

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in Washington one hundred years ago,
you would know the story. Today very

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few know about it. What could
you tell me, mister Krause in confidence?

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I suppose I owe my life to
you getting me out of the cellar.

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You promise it will go no further
than these fall walls. I promise

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well. On July fourth, eighteen
sixty three, a man was about to

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be hanged. Now he had hidden
enough wells to have purchased the entire city

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of Washington. Now, since that
day, many many people have looked for

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it, and some have died.
But it has not yet been found.

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But that fortune exists somewhere near Washington. So far, it's hard to tell

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who is on what side, Who's
lying, who's telling the truth. What's

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the score? So far? A
man called Knox has fired a front lock.

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An antique dealer has been locked in
a cellar. A woman has been

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murdered. A fortune and death seemed
to be fighting for the upper hand.

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Who loses? Who wins? Checked
the players with me when I returned shortly

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with that two. What a strange
pair they make, these two. Andrew

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Wolf, the rogue rascal turned Robin
Hood, and straight laced police inspector Harold

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James, who wouldn't trust Andrew as
far as he could throw his badge.

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Just the same, their friendship is
cemented by one sole motive to track down

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crime. Now one of them Andrew
Wolfe has been stopped in his tracks by

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the words of an antique deal.
Mister Krauss, Where did this fortune come

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from? Will Own? July fourth, eighteen sixty three, a wealthy Southern

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plantation owner was traveling north behind the
Confederate army, hoping to lose himself in

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Washington. Denied his money now he
seeing the handwriting on the wall, the

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Confederacy was doomed. Now. Unfortunately, he hid in a farmhouse near Cemetery

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Ridge. It was discovered and arrested. In a last minute effort to escape,

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he killed the Union soldier guarding him. Now he was brought to Washington,

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tried, and sentenced to hang.
Now, while in prison, he

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painted two identical pictures which will bequeath
this family, But his wealth was never

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found. Are you sure you don't
remember who it was who came in here

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and stole at painting and managed to
push you into the cellar, possibly to

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die. No, no, no, no, I do not remember anything.

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Would you agree with me that the
paintings must have been a clue to

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where this escaped Southerner had hidden his
wealth years and by the way, what

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was the name of the escaping Southerner? Harlan Knox. Is that also confidential,

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mister Kross? Oh no, no, no, so he is an

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old history book. Andrew this cockamami
story of buried treasure somewhere near Washington.

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How can a grown man believe that? In fact? Are you going to

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talk or play checkers? Oh?
Well, it's your move was always no?

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Yes, yes, so it is
all right? How about this?

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You always do that to me.
I didn't see it. Well, don't

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you think I'm right about the Confederate
hidden treasure? No? I can't agree.

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It's an illusion. I've seen evidence
that the hiding place may be somewhere

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in Gettysburg, in the battlefield in
one hundred and twenty five years. Don't

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you suppose the park Service would have
dug it up if it's in the ground.

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I suppose it's under a rock or
a tree. I know what you're

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going to say. The painting and
the painting missing from that woman's apartment,

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And as I know all about it, did I tell you that she'd swallowed

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poison? No, for a time
before she'd been examined. I thought it

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might have been your upstairs neighbor with
his dog on Civil War blunter pus.

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But up to Nolo. No one
has turned up to claim the body.

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We can't find out anything about her. Why don't you go and ask Jeffrey

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Knox. Go find Jeffrey Knox.
He's disappeared. He's not upstairs anymore.

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No, it's cleaned out empty.
Your landlord says he paid up the rest

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of the year, left no forwarding
address and departed, inspector. Why don't

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you take the day off tomorrow?
Why? What's tomorrow? The fourth of

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July. Let's take a picnic lunch
and head out for Gettysburg for a nice

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our fresco meal. Bring our own
food, oh, white bother. They've

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got snack bars out there where we
can get hot dogs and drink hot and

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SODA's you uncivilized peasant. I wouldn't
insult my stomach. Well, I'll pack

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the food, you bring the beer. You've worked hard enough. You deserve

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a day off, Andrew, you
are not usually so concerned with my well

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being. What's up now? It
bes a suspicious friend. I enjoy the

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pleasure of your company. Okay,
you're run tomorrow morning, then meet me

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here at my apartment at seven o'clock. Seven in the morning. I thought

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it was a day off, and
and r who are you? I'm up

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here, Inspector. One flight up
the stairs. And then Jeffrey Knox's apartment.

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Your door was open, but I
didn't see you. What are you

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doing in this man's apartments? Nothing? Getting off to an earlier start?

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You feel okay this morning? As
what? As anybody can't expect to a

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sixty five? I am? Then
I asked you what you were doing up

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here, Andrew, Well, I
thought i'd have a look around Knox's apartment

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for myself. I found these binoculars. They belonged to Knox. Now,

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before you send them downtown for fingerprints, hold them in this handkerchief like I

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have, and point them straight out
this window, the one with a hole

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through the glass. Now, what
do you see? What room is that

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across the street. That's where we
both discovered the dead lady? I see

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someone moving in there. Yeah,
I said to die. It's a woman.

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She's putting things in a basket,
firm us. And now she's heading

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for the door. And I'll listen, I've got stopping. No no,

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no, no, no no wait
wait, don't head her off, Inspector.

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She might lead us to something.
Let's follow her. But he just

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got out of the street ahead of
her. There she comes out the front

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door carrying that basket. There she's
she said it for the bus stop at

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the corner. Now I'll slag a
cab and have it ready in case,

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in case, what in case?
She hops on a bus, so we

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wouldn't like the devil and catch the
same bus. Now it's too chancy.

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We're on this side of the street, the buses on the other. Taxi

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I can tell you're not a police
showy. Don't you rate an expensive count?

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Yes? An inspector. Ah,
yeah, she is waiting at the

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bus stop. Taxi driver, we're
following someone. Here's a woman on the

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other side of the street. She
may get on a bus. If she

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does, we want you to make
a U turn and when the bus passes,

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follow it. My partner is Inspector
Harold James, Washington Police. I

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say, here comes to bus our
Dallas getting a lot. She's getting gone.

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Great, Scott Andrew, you were
right. I tried to make it

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a habit. That bus is Mark
Gettysburg Battlefield's climbing inspector. Okay, driver,

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that's the bus. Follow it.
Oh my glad, we're finally here.

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This battlefield never looked so good to
me. It did take a little

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longer than I planned. Holder an
inspector, What is it? Hello?

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Most of the visitors the battlefield are
turning left. See along that path there

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they've goes to the parks. There
is station where you can get your tickets.

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Yes, but all woman is taking
that path to the right. Yeah,

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and she's not the only one.
Those two other women right behind her,

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and here comes another one carrying a
baby. They're all turning right and

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going past those trees. Let's go
inspect that. Would you look at first?

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You can't teach the public anything right
along the path here, these signs

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say private, no trespassing. Nobody
pays any attention where look past those trees

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an old farmers. Let's get closer, Andrew, Andrew, there's a whole

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bunch of female picnickers behind us,
walking single file. It didn't help out

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a dozen't okay, we'll duck off
the path and pretend we're looking over towards

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cemetery ridge until they pass us.
Andrew. That woman, the one we

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were following, she went right up
to the front door of the farmhouse and

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went inside. Some of the rest
of them look at them all going in

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that door. Maybe it's a private
party. Wouldn't I look foolish if it

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was all the way out here in
a cab for that? There's something fishy

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about all this? Have you noticed? Inspect the how intent their faces are

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and no one talks to anyone else. And look, almost all of them

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are going into the farmhouse. Another
few minutes, just to make sure they're

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all inside. And then what why
then we follow? No one in here?

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I'll shut the door. How do
you see that sign outside Meads Farm?

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This could have been General Meads headquarters
during the battle. Well, the

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stick of lachers just at long table. Come see look through the back window

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and I'll be turned. Look at
them all sitting on the ground. And

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then garden leaning on the stone wall
around it. There's about twenty. It

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strikes me as most extraordinary is where
we are as Meats headquarters. You said

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you see that old well. The
three girls are looking at you. Well

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see the sun dial. Well,
what I'm saying is that garden. We

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see the sun dial on the well. This is the garden and those two

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paintings, no kidding, this must
be the house. So where Harley Knox

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was captured on the fourth of July. And that garden is the one he

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painted before he was hanged. And
you figure that some of these people must

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know that, and they come here
to find the buried treasure maybe a hundred

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years ago knock his children looked.
But I don't think these people are doing

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any more than hoping. Oh,
and you figure that those women are all

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his descendants. Who else that women
we were following, she's still here.

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Yes, I see her with her
back to the sundial. I just don't

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get what they're waiting for. Let's
get out of this house. I'd like

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to know what they're up to.
If we walk around the back and up

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that little hill on the other side
of the stone fence, we can't be

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seen, but we can sit down
and watch them. Andrew, I have

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a feeling we've come out to get
his bird for nothing. We're not going

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to find another thing. So if
we do, the day won't be wasted.

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We'll enjoy the sun and eat good
food. And who knows, maybe

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no, my poor stomach, No, what's it you the picnic basket I

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made for the two of us,
all that gourmet food, I left it

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in the apartment. I shall have
to insult you with hot dogs and sodas

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and ice cream. Shut up and
let's go find the snack bar. It

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is entirely possible something of value,
of great value, that lies hidden in

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that garden. And if indeed these
pilgrims are the descendants of Harley Knocks,

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why do they only come here on
July the fourth? What is so special

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about that day to them? Stay
with us for the conclusion of BacT three.

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There's more truth than poetry in that
old maxim. It takes a thief

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to catch a thief. And that
is why a certain feeling is cooking in

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the perceptions of Andrew Wolf, the
stew before him does not smell quite right.

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We will stand aside now and see
what transpires as Andrew and Inspector James

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watch the goings on in the garden
at that Gettysburg address. Inspector, you've

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been standing on that rock for fifteen
minutes taking pictures of those women with your

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telephone or lens, taking pictures of
my Harvey. Do you really want to

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know what I think? I think? We're keeping watching the outing of inmates

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of a mental home the whole morning
that they've sat there, and most of

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them staring off in the space,
and now half the afternoon's gone and nothing's

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at it. Good lord, Look
those two women under the tree, they're

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on their knees. They're crying.
Now look look look at the whole group.

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It's like they say their prayers.
Some things upset them a great deal.

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Something these women expected would happen,
but it hasn't, o course,

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so stupid of me. Come on, inspector, let's make a run for

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it before it's two eight? Are
you crazy? Andrew running two hundred two

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hundred yards to the gatehouse, and
then suddenly came to me. I've got

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an old friend who works here,
is a box supervisor. You'll know what

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all this means. Why the rush? That's four o'clock closing time. Let's

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go ahead and hunt. Introduce you
Jack? Let up, Jack? Why

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are you? This is where they
sell guide books and admissions. Inspector Joy

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is probably gone for the day.
Card sign it? Hey, who's that?

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Come on? Come on out,
come out? Oh my lord,

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just my luck our eyes. What
were you doing hiding back? There been

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a whole show for guide books.
Tell on, Pinky Pinky livel Andrew,

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Oh thanky, where did you get
out? Well? I've been out of

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year, Andrew. But I'm clean, honest, clean as a whistle.

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Oh, Pinky, I didn't mean
to be rude. I'd like to to

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meet Inspector Harold James h Thank he. I'm glad to see you've got a

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mama's job. You two know each
other well. The inspector sent me up

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twice. Oh that's why I hid
when I saw him come in. Well,

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there goes the ball game. Bye
bye job, Pinky. We just

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came in to get some information.
No one's after you, I swear.

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Are you sure I came in to
see your father? Is he around?

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I was, Oh, Jack,
Well, dad's retired. That's how I

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got this job. He recommended me. This is what we need to know,

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Pinky. What is with that gathering
in the garden in the back of

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the Mead Farmhouse. What they're waiting
for and why the fourth of July.

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Those people have special permission from the
Defense Department to get together at the Gettingsburg

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Addressed once a year, just one
day, the fourth of July. No

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one else is allowed in there,
only the relatives of a Southerner the Union

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Army. Hang. They're supposed to
be something. This guy hid with who

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knows. The deal is, If
anyone of them relatives find anything, they

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all get to share. And Dad
told me they used to come here with

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shovels and metal detectors. Women.
Yeah, but that's all died out.

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If there was something there once,
well it sure ain't there anymore. Thank

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you, many thanks. Tell your
dad that Gettysburger is in good hands.

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Well, I hope I was helpful. Believe me, you don't know how

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helpful you were. Inspect I'm going
into that garden alone. Keep picking that

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camera. You won't frighten them.
Not if I go in. There's a

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woman, you're going to disguise yourself. Watch me this scarf al my head

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tied under my chin, the glasses
on my nose to flatten Dixie cups here

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and here, and that's all there
is to it. A woman in pants

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is not much different from a man. Okay, I can't wait to take

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a picture of you and then get
up. Tell me what are you gonna

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do? And their misery. I'm
going out this back door right to that

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sun dial. Well, I can
tell you what time it is. It's

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five o'clock. That gives me a
fast fifteen minutes oh, my friends,

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you don't know me and Andrea Knox
and I had just recently come to Washington.

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We are all knox Is here,
so we all one family. I

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know that they before the July.
We hope, we pray one of us

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will find great Grandfather's treasure, which
he hid here in this garden before the

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Northern soldiers took him. And when
one of us finds this, all of

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us will shall. But I fitted
out. Let me show you. I

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take my little pen knife openness and
cross the corner of this little old metal

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sun dial on this marble column.
Yes, yes, a might look all

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of you here it is. I
have just pulled it out from under the

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sun dial where great grandfather hid it. This leather bag. See I'm opening

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the string and oh my, oh
my, my diamonds, beautiful, big

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blue white diamonds, a handful diamonds
for all of us doing me that.

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Get away from me here everywhere.
Don't just sit there happy with this crazy

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person I have about the hall day. Oh well, we look at that,

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hey, hair came clean off.
It's a league. This prison is

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not one of us, This is
a man. I had to laugh,

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I really had to laugh. Where
you wore Andrew doing a superb piece of

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acting a man with only a Scott
tie on your head, making everyone believe

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you're a woman. How do you
get him a fight with another guy?

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This guy so woman? And when
you're right out of there with that bag

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of diamonds? I there. I
never saw such a picture of collective female

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shock in all my life. Where
did you see the pictures I did?

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How is the prisoner every Knox?
I can't keep him here much longer.

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Impersonating a woman is still not a
federal offense. But I am holding you

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for questioning. Okay, let's have
him in. He's still in a dress,

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so I don't laugh. How are
you show mister Knox in here where

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you please? Thank you? But
I won't be hill here alone. I'm

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sorry we all meet again, and
under these rather painful circumstances. Jeffrey,

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I'm very disappointed in you. He
told me he had bought that painting showing

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the garden behind Need's farmhouse, and
mister Kraus told me someone had stolen it

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from him. Well, I don't
know why Kraus lied to you. I

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must have had his own reasons.
I bought it from Kraus because I persuaded

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him he couldn't pass up twenty five
thousand dollars. He was reluctant because male

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descendants, I understand, are prohibited
to have the painting. But Money talked.

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Why was it necessary to remove the
identical painting from the apartment across the

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street. Why did you need too? Well? Remember that morning, mister

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Wolf, you and I were to
meet her. Well, I'm afraid I

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set you up. I went there
two hours earlier. She was also an

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ox old, desperate and unhappy,
and, as I knew before I went,

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convinced the painting had ruined her life, and she asked me to remove

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it and burn it. You see, this meant I would be the only

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one with an evidential positive claim.
I did as she asked, moved away

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to another part of town. And
that night, well, I learned that

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you've taken her own life. And
the following day, the fourth, you

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returned to her apart munch, put
on her clothes, and, disguised as

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a woman, went out to Gettysburg
to meet's farm, which you helped identify

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for me, mister Wolf. The
irony of all this is my disguise didn't

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help me. You, mister Wolf, not even related to our family.

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You found the treasure? No,
now, I didn't find it. If

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there really is a fortune hidden in
that garden, it's still there. I

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just just a minute, Andrew,
I saw you with the diamond and all

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you saw as a bag. I
said it contained beautiful, large, blue,

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white, perfect stones. But how
do you know, Andrew? I

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give you just twenty four hours to
come up with those diamonds. I'll be

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waiting for you here right at my
desk. Yes, sir, what can

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I do for you? My name's
Andrew Knox. I've been given your name

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by my mother, Missus Harley Knox. No doubt the name is familiar to

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you, you did say, Missus
Harley Knox. Certain is well? This

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is an honor. What can I
do for you, mister Knox? My

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mother has been going through some old
family papers and discovered in one of them

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a great great grandfather. Right,
he's hoping to bequeath assets which he has

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turned into diamonds, bequeath them to
his descendants. Is that really true?

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Stand you believed it was? Well? For noble years, mister Knox,

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I have been trying to assist those
entitled to share the fortune. How have

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you gone about it. I have
sold them a painting which I believe was

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done by hard the Knox in prison
them showed the exact spot where the fortune

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has didden. Know the years,
how many of the Knox family have you

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assisted in their search? Two dozen? Three dozen, mis soul, they're

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thirty six identical painting or nonsen only
two had circulate them. Well after a

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year or soul or Knox relative has
a very good general idea of where to

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look, and once a year they
all gather. Now, if the painting

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is no longer needed, they return
it to me and I give them their

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money back. You do, how
much do you charge for the paintings?

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Well, I can't move here left, mister Knox, it will do embarrass

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your relative. Missus Kraus. I
show you photographs taken this fourth of July

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and the garden behind Mead Farmhouse.
Well, all these ladies your clients at

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one time, well, I don't
know, that's just they were. They've

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each paid you at least ten thousand
dollars. Why don't speak the truth,

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Missus Kraus, There is no fortune
hidden in that garden. You've taken advantage

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of ancient hearsay and the good ability
of unfortunate women. Well, I have

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done nothing wrong. The police have
given these photographs to the newspapers to publish.

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You are in big trouble, Missus
Kraus. Oh, I don't understand

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that. Mister Knoss, how do
you know about all this? Because miss

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Krauss, I am not the son
of Missus Harley Knox. I am the

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same Andrew Wolf who am to see
you? Not they lions? Though I

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am very confused. I don't see
what this has to do with me.

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Oh you will, I assure you
when you arrive at the police station.

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Well, it's about time you showed
up, Andrew. This place has been

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a madhouse. All those women who
were at Gettysburg, they saw their pictures,

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and they've been here asking for their
share of the diamonds you found.

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I don't know whether you've met mister
Krause, Inspector. Mister Krause has made

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a great deal of money in this
affair, A lot of money, inspector.

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Or. But two hundred thousand taken
from those women alone. While I

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don't see it that way, Andrew, they ended up with a couple of

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million dollars worth of diamonds. What
diamonds or you're not going to pull that

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again, are you? Did you
see the diamonds yourself, Inspector, No,

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I was in the farm. I
was taking pictures through the window,

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but they were there in that leather
bag you found in the sun. Dial

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this leather bag. Yes, yes, that's the one. I'll tip out

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the contents on your desk, Inspector. What's that a jeweler's glass? It's

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my own. I take it everywhere
to detect flaws in arguments, like a

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rabbit's foot. Where are the diamonds? There aren't any. They never wear

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any, and mister Kraus knows it. I suggest, inspected, that you

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obtain a full statement from him,
and I shall bring suit on behalf of

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all the injured ladies to recover the
money they invested in this dreamed up scheme.

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I imagine mister Krauss has sizeable assets. Oh, sir, there was

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something you wish to say. If
you're like me, you had to be

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on your toes to follow every turn
made by hand Rewolf, for he thinks

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fast and moves even faster. A
man of many resources, unrivaled cleverness,

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and a veteran of disguises with the
ability to be a lion or a sheep

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in Andrew Wolfe's clothing. There are
those who live by their wits, and

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there are those who feed from others
plates. It has been said that everyone

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has the makings of a criminal in
him. Latent, lying asleep, hopefully

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never to be awakened. Think to
yourself, how simple it would be to

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cheat a friend, take advantage of
a situation, or profit from other people's

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mistakes. How easy? And then
say to yourself, oh, that's much

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too hard for me to do.
Oecast included Robert Dryden, Earl Hammond and

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Lloyd Batista. The entire our production
was under the direction of Hyman Brown.

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This is E. G. Marshall
inviting you to return to our Mystery Theater

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for another adventure in the macabre.
Until next time, Pleasant three