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Detectives dot net. Well, I
have a bit of a surprise. There

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were a few episodes from earlier in
the run of Filo Vans that I did

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not believe we would be able to
play for you. However, I acquired

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the episodes, and so we are
going to going back in out of chronological

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order for the next four weeks.
And this episode comes from the first run

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of Filo Ants episodes that were broadcast
in nineteen forty six and forty seven.

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The original air date on this particular
program was January sixteenth, nineteen forty seven,

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and the title is the best seller
murder Casey. Look where you're driving.

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I'm sorry. Oh it's you,
Georgia. You realize you one was

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running me down. I'm sorry,
Hartly, I was preoccupied. I was

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thinking of it might be an idea
to reserve your thing for a time when

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you're not driving your car. You're
sure, of course, you weren't aiming

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it at me. No, no, I'm not sure. I didn't think

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you were. Hardly, I hadn't
meant to talk to you again, to

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beg you again, but I've got
to. I've got to know your decision

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about the book I'm writing. I'm
going to finish it. Of course,

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you understand what that'll mean to my
life. My book isn't your biography,

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Darling. It'll only seem as if
it is, and only to a few

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hundred people, the ones you know
best, some of whom provided me with

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all the details. Hardly, I'm
warning you don't finish that book. Why

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not? It's bound to be a
bestseller. I've told my publisher I deliver

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it next week. He's contracted to
publisher. Of course you could go see

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him. Maybe he'd listen to you. Hardly, if I told my husband

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that I was finishing a book about
your past, couldn't very well do that

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without incriminating yourself, could you?
Oh, it's aid, if you should

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like to speak to my publisher.
I saw the venerable mister Milton Green go

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buy a few minutes ago. Just
go past your house and there's his one

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big, unhappy community. How I
wish i'd never seen you, the eternal

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female you sens you yourself. Not
fear indiscretions, but because I know about

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them, you know. Come to
think of it, those three houses have

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a wonderful story to tell. Mine
yours and mine publishes identical houses, but

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the lives of the occupants a different. I'm asking you hardly not to finish

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that book you're writing, and I'm
telling you I will. It'll make a

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fortune for me. And please be
careful with that car of yours. Next

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time, perhaps I won't be as
lucky as I was a few minutes ago.

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That's right, hardly next time you
might not be so lucky at that,

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mister Stewart. I'm ready, sir, whenever you'd like to continue dictating.

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I'm ready now means read me the
last few lines I have, dictator,

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bring me up to the action.
Here it is. When we left

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off this afternoon, you had your
leading feminine character about to convince the theatrical

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producer that she ought to be the
star of his next play. And the

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last line was a speech of hers. It said, we could discuss this

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so much better in my apartment,
mister Andreigo. Oh yes, new chapter

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means yes. Diana's apartment was a
triumph of the decorator's art. The living

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room was a combination of subtly,
taste and purpose, three characteristics of Diana

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herself. I'm a roon, Stewart. I want to talk to you well,

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Captain Bailey, there's Captain Bailey.
Stewart. Tell this captain boy to

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get aft. Captain Bailey means he'd
like to see me alone. It's perfectly

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all right, mains waiting the next
room. Will I call you yes,

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sir, I'll wait until you want. Well, he's gone, captain,

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Only I had much preferred were you
that went? What is it you want?

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Well, it's a steward. I've
been to see seventeen years, work

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myself up from able body seeming to
captain, and it was tough work.

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Only now I'm glad I did it. Well, if you're glad, I'm

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glad. And how, sir,
will you leave? I just told you

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that so you'd believe what I'm going
to say is the stewart. There's only

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one soft spot in me, and
that's my wife. I saw her outside

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a little while ago. Yes,
she told me, and she told me

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you're responsible for making her unhappy.
I don't know how, and I don't

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know why. All I know is
you're not going to do it. Keeping

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my wife happy is more important to
me than my life, and much more

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important to me than yours. Why
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What? I love? Yeah?
Bands, bands, yellen? Don't

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look now, but I think someone's
following us? Really? How do you

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know? How? While back when
I stopped a powder my nose, I

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noticed a man in back of us. I saw him in my compact mirror.

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And you saw the same man when
we turned to the corner just now,

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so did I. That's nothing to
be concerned about. According to you,

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there's nothing ever to be concerned about. Maybe whoever it is won't know

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that I'm only the brilliant filo of
Vans as secretary. Maybe they'll think I

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know whatever it is. Thereafter,
I think you want to start running.

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This seems a little foolish to me, but I'll affect a slight compromise.

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We'll walk a little faster. Well, that's great, but he's walking faster

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two vans. That's really moved.
There you do. He's calling us,

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fans, Come on, this is
no time for logic. He looked awfully

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tough in that mirror. Ellen,
there are things I do for you I

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never will be able to explain.
I haven't run like this since I left,

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colleague, I have. I've been
running after you for years. Fans,

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He's gaining onst He's gaveled the shoot
at his bad That is all I

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wanted to hear. We're waiting right
in this spot, Ellen, a bullet

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could travel faster than week. Well, I had a chaste your two gammages.

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Now it wasn't really our best.
May I ask what it is you

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want? Look you if there's anything
a police officer Riley third priest in plain

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clothes you call those plane. Well
in that case, good evening, officer.

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You want me, I'm Filo Vans. I know you're Filo Vents.

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At least I thought you or anyway, I followed you to make sure.

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Then when I see a heading touch
your apartment houses, now I know.

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Look, mister Vans. The reason
I tell you I think I know officer

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this tick Attorney Markham wants to see
me and couldn't reach me on the telephone.

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There's probably been a murder. What
do you mean probably? Hey,

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there was a murder, Vans.
A guy who writes book's name was Hartley

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Stuart. And I'm supposed to get
you to the murder house with a police

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escort. Well that's advance. Sorry
to had to call out the police to

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reach you, but there was no
other way. I understand, Markham.

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I'm glad you did reach me.
Hartley Stewart lived in this house, yes,

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and the bailey is the sea captain
and his wife. I told you

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about that bright next door. The
bailey is eh. Just let me go

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over this once again, Markham.
Show vans A Sergeant Heath found typewritten pages

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of the unfinished novel on which Stewart
was working, and you found an inscription

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on the first page that read to
Georgia Bailey, without whom this story would

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have been impossible to tell. That's
right. I glanced through the pages,

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and it's pretty evident that missus Bailey
would never want that novel. Fish.

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Believe me. That's why I have
her and her husband in the murder house

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waiting for you. I'm glad you
have, Markham. Now, let's see.

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There are three identical houses in a
row. The murdered man's, the

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Bailey's, and the third one who
lives in that mister Stewart's publisher, a

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man named Milton Green. I've sent
for him. He ought to be along

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any minute now. From what you've
told me, Markham, this shouldn't be

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too difficult a case. I could
see motives lying around in abundance, and

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this should be our publisher, mister
Green. I imagine your imagination most often

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surpasses anyone else's knowledge advance. Mister
Green, Yes, yes, and Green?

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How are you? I'm Markham District
Attorney. Miss Is Filo advance.

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We thought that you, as mister
Stewart's publisher, would be able to give

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us some information. I can't give
you any information, can't give you anything.

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I'm a sick man, policeman.
Walk me up, Why me?

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How can I tell you? We're
not sure, mister Green. Sometimes though,

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it's people who try to tell us
nothing that actually tell us everything we

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want to know. And this is
fine. No gun, no fingerprints,

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no nothing. Allo, mister Markham
were saying. Now he's saying, no

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gun, no fingerprints, no nothing, not a clue. Of course,

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we haven't really gone to work on
this room yet, haven't had time.

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But oh it's you vs. Well. At least we got something on this

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case. You thank you eighth.
That's very kind of you. I just

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interviewed your suspects. By the way, Captain and missus Bailey, Milton Green,

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and mister Stewart's secretary Gregory Mains what
main Jane is suspect he had no

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reason to kill his boss, Heath. I'm surprised at you. The mere

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fact that a person is one's employer
might be a motive to a certain type

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of individual. So this is the
murder room. Yes, apparently Stewart was

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shot as he lay in bed vance. I see bout of Mark's heath.

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Nope, none the lights her out. The murderer must have fired in the

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dark. Quite a lovely bedroom.
This what's over at that side of the

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room vans the beds on this side. Yes, I know, Oh,

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Sergeant Heath, how many bullets would
you say were fired? One? Just

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one and it got Stewart in the
heart. I think you'll find there were

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two. That one is embedded in
the wall. Over there, the wall

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I was looking at. There's a
bit of plaster and fresh paint in one

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small spot. I think you will
find a bullet underneath it. Fans,

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you're incredible. Maybe years, Maybe
he ain't. Maybe there won't be any

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bullet under that plaster. I'm gonna
look. Don't take any boughs yet.

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I won't, and perhaps there won't
be any bullet there. My reasoning was

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purely hypothetical. By the way Markham
found the body Hartley Stewart's secretary, Greg

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Remains, he called headquarters right away. That goes Heath scraping away, say,

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Mains called headquarters immediately. Well maybe
so. But while I was talking

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to him downstairs, I noticed a
strong odor of turpentine. Could that be

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associated with this murder? Vans?
Perhaps I may be able to tell you

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as soon as Sergeant Heath tells me
something. Well, if there was a

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bullet in the wall, somebody covered
it with plaster. I heard what you

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just said. Vance you think this
Mains guy killed his boars, fired a

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bullet into the wall, and then
plastered up the hole. No, I

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don't, Heath. I don't really
think mister Maines did all three of those

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things, just one. I think
he plastered the bullet hole. Offhand,

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I can't understand why you'd better talk
to me, Vans. Ask me something,

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Ask me anything. Just don't sit
there and stare at me. I

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haven't anything to ask you, Mains. I'm waiting for you to tell me

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something. What what do you want
me to tell you? I killed Stuart?

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I didn't do it. I didn't, all right? How about missus

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Billy? How well did you know
her? I didn't know her very well,

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but whenever we need, she was
very nice to me, and she's

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so lovely. I liked her.
Vans. You knew that mister Stewart's book

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would ruin her life? Of course
I did. There wasn't anything I could

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do about it. I knew the
job I had. I tried to get

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mister Green to turn down the book, but he said if he didn't take

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it, some other publisher would.
I suppose that's true enough. So you've

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been at mister Green's house Mains,
yes, and I've been to the Bailey's

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too. I see, why did
you put plaster over the bullet hole in

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mister Stewart's bedroom. What makes you
think I did that? I don't think.

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I know you had the opportunity to
do it before you've called the police.

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That still doesn't mean I did it, No, it doesn't. But

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I'll tell you something that does smell
your hands turpentine. That's a hard order

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to get rid of, but paint
spots are even more difficult. You are

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clever, aren't your dance? Just
observing? I think you plastered the bullet

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hole, painted it, and then
used turpentine to remove any evidence of the

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paint from your hands or clothes.
And I don't think you fired the bullet

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that caused the hole you so carefully
tried to hide. But why did you

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try to hide it? Why?
Listen, dance? That bullet hole told

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me who killed Hartley Stuart, and
I knew it would tell the police who

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did it too. I didn't want
that to happen. I don't want mister

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Stuart's keller to be found. The
second bullet hole told you who killed mister

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Stewart. Ah. I know this
is awful, but it doesn't tell me.

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Maybe I'm not as clever as you
think, mister Mains, or maybe

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I just haven't talked enough to enough
people. This is District Attorney Markham.

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The bestseller murder case began when novelist
Hartley Stewards was found shot in his room.

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Suspects include Stewart's secretary, Gregory Mains, his next door neighbors, Captain

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and Missus Bailey, and his publisher
Milton Green Green. The Baileys and Stuart

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lived in identical houses on the same
street, and our case became complicated when

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a bullet hole covered with plaster was
found at the side of the room,

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exactly opposite Stuart's bed. Ballistics showed
that both that bullet and the murder bullet

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came from the same gun. Lance
has allowed the Baileys to turn to their

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home, but he and I are
going there in a few minutes. Ed

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Darling. I am. I'm going
to the police and admit I shot hardly

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Stewart. Oh no, you're not, Georgie. You're doing nothing in the

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kind. I won't let you got
to Sooner or later, they'll know he

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was writing a book about me.
They'll know I couldn't allow that book to

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be finished. They'll think that either
I killed him or you did. I'll

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tell him I shot skunk, didn't
deserve to live. I threatened him that

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Secretary Maine's hurt me. Now I
am going to who's there? It's just

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you. Markham Bailey answers with me. Open up. I'm not going to

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open up to you. Promise me
I'll see nothing about killing Stewart. Georgie.

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I won't promise. I can't that. I mean, you're going to

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hear your voices and I open this
door. We don't want to have to

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break it down, open a head, open it, or I will till

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we have this thing decided. Georgie. I'm like, oh, you're hurting

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my arm. Let him break it
down. What do we care now?

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Only George when they getting you,
keep quiet? You here, let me

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do the talking. You're evening,
Captain Bailey, missus Bailey, why don't

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you make us break down that door? Why couldn't you have let us in?

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Maybe we didn't want you and Markham? Are you either? Events sometimes

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we come into places we don't want
to win her either, Bailey, listen

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both of you. I've got my
hat spattened down with a slier will blow

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any minute. I know what you're
here for. That will save us a

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lot of time. Captain Okay,
you know one of us killed Missus Stewart.

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All right, one of us did, but we're both going to confess.

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And I don't want you to believe
her. I killed him. You

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hear me, I didn't know.
He didn't kill Stewart. I did.

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Don't listen to him. Don't believe
him. He's trying to protect me.

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She's lying. She knows I did
it. Okay, I did it.

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Take me and I'm ready. I
think not, Bailey. I think we'll

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leave with Missus Bailey. Oh no, you don't stay where you are.

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That the same gun that shots joined
Captain Bailey, what if it is?

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Please put that gun away. This
will get us. No, get some

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things together, honey, go ahead
and work fast. We'll be out of

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here before anyone knows who're gonea where
we're going? I won't let him take

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you hurry. I want that gun. You're like, I tell you,

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George gets some stuff sotn't hurry give
me that gun. Give it to Oh

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no, this is our one chance. Can't you see that? Get away

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from me? Give it to me, and running away won't help give me.

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Your wife's being intelligent about this,
Captain Bailey. Yeah, here's the

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good Georgie. That's being sensible,
darling. There's only I know, dear,

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and I love you for it.
Well, I'm ready, gentlemen.

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Are we ready? Vans? Not
quite? Missus Bailey? Would you when

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Captain Bailey show me your bedroom?
All right, you may see it if

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you like, mister Vans, But
why vents has a reason? I promise

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you had. Maybe we see it. That's just up at the head of

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the stairs. We'll be here when
you get down at the head of the

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stairs. Same as mister Stewarts.
All these houses are the same, that's

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what I thought. Come on,
Marcolm, Yes, these houses are all

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the same. Why do you want
to look at the Bailey bedroom? You

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won't believe me if I say it's
just curiosity. No, I'm glad because

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it isn't that at all. I
didn't think it was. Well, has

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the bedroom going m hm, very
interesting room? Put it out like a

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captain's cabin. Does that mean anything? No? But the beds in the

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same corner of the room as mister
Stewart's bed was. That does mean something.

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Forgive me if I'm not knowing what. Oh, it's nothing terribly important.

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Markham merely tells me two other people
who didn't kill Hartley Stewart. Well,

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Mike, what goes any activity inside
the house? Those outs in heath.

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I've been here watching the place like
you asked me too. Only old

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man Green hasn't set a foot out
of his house. Good gotta keeping cooped

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up. Take a look at the
garage back there. The door's open.

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Somebody started the car and there it's
probably Green. He's trying to get away.

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Come on, where are you,
Ike, I'm Covin's house. Its

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and you better duck. I have
that guy greeted this roaster. Hop out

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of the way, but on the
running away? Are you in that car?

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Stop? Stop by standing Bardy right, get off. When I say

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stop, I mean stopping right now. Wait, don't try to stop me.

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I've got the wets like I'll have
to stop this little kitty car by

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turning me, ignition, I'll get
your hand on me. Where were you

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running to, mister Green? You
knew you weren't supposed to leave your house?

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You knew that, didn't you?
Yes, yes, I knew it,

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but I couldn't hear. But I
have got to get away from here,

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this house, the street, everything
about it. I'm a sick man,

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Sergeant Heath. I've got to get
away from here. I'll I'm sick.

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O hy Hey, Mike, come
on over here, hurry. This

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guy Green's collapsed. You can go
in the event only doctor says there isn't

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much anybody can do for him.
Fine thing I'm doing playing nursemaid to a

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guy that's dying while murderers loose somewhere. It's your good turn for to day,

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Heath. Maybe you'll get a merit
badge for it. Sure, sure,

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bed's on your left? Is he
come here in advance? The left?

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The bed and Stewart's bedroom was on
the right. That's where it wasn't

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a Bailly boudoir too, So what
can a guy put his bed where he

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wants? Go on? In vancy? He ain't got modern doc says I'm

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sorry to hear that. I'll see
you wait here for me? Hello,

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mister Green. Oh? Oh is
that I I can't see it's I'm mister

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Green. Finlo Vans go away all
right, if that's what you want,

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mister Green, Oh no, you
must stay, stay here. I I've

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got something to tell you, Vans, something you're going to want to know.

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It's something I know already, mister
Green. That's it. I think

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I know why you killed Harley Stuart. Do you where you'd better? Because

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I I'll never tell you. You
had to publish his book if he finished

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it. Yes, even if you
didn't, somebody else would. It's true

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you couldn't let that book out on
the market because of what it would do

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to Missus Bailey. I couldn't.
I couldn't let start finish it. My

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Georgia is the most wonderful. She
was just everything you liked, Missus Bailey

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enough not to want her to be
hurt. This was the way you selected

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to make sure that that book Stuart
was writing would never get published. There

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was nothing else I could do.
He was no good vance I know,

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and I think, mister Green,
at once, I'm going to get that

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I figured out how a murder was
done and who did it. You're doing,

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mister Vance, you will forget,
I think I will, mister Green,

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for now, I think I'll get
even more satisfaction from that. Tell

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me tell me how you knew I
I killed stood Vance. No, mister

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Green, right now, I won't
tell the police that you killed him,

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and I won't tell you how I
knew Vance. You've been strong and silent

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a lot of times, but you're
overdoing it now. I'm sorry, Ellen,

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I don't have anything to say.
Advance. You've admitted to me that

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you've stopped work on the bestseller murder
case. If you haven't named the murderer,

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that's right, I haven't. Well, it's got to be a first

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time for everything. This is it? Apparently did you strike out Vans?

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I imagine, So I'll take that, if you don't mind, Vance.

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I've been expecting a call from Sergeant
heath By all means Markam Hello Markham speaking

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now, mister Markham. Is he's
well? It happened it's ten minutes ago,

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mister Green. Yeah, he's dead. You said, courious, I'm

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doing it. Still no news on
who knocked off Stewart though, all right

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here, thank you get me in
fum will you sure will do? Bye

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bye Green's Jead, Vance. Oh
that's too bad. Well, Markham,

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you can ask me any question you
like. Now. It was Green who

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fired that shot into Stewart and the
other one into the wall. It was

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Green, Well, Vans, why
didn't you tell us? I wanted to

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wait until I found out whether or
not mister Green would recover from his collapse.

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Now I can tell you Green was
very fond of missus Bailey in a

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nice, kindly fatherly way. He
killed Stewart to prevent the novelist and finishing

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the book that would have ruined missus
Bailey. Well, we found out that

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much anyhow, didn't we. Ellen. That's not enough for me. I've

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got to know more. For instance, from what I've been told, that

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second bullet hole in the plaster of
Stuart's bedroom gave Vance a clue. How

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we'll listen, The bedroom in all
three identical houses was in the same place,

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but inside the bedroom things were different. When you opened the bedroom door

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at mister Stewart's at the Bailey's house, the bed was on the right.

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Go ahead, Vance, we're following
you. In mister Green's bedroom. The

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bed was on the left as you
entered the door. When I saw mister

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Green's room, I knew he was
the murderer because the position of his bed

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accounted for the bullet and the plaster
room mister Stewart's room. I think I'm

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getting this now. Green had never
been upstairs in Stewart's house. He opened

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the door, the room was dark, so he fired into a spot where

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Stuart's bed might have been. Let
me get in on this. It so

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happened that Stuart's bed was on the
opposite side, and after the first bullet

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was fired, he probably sat up
in bed and screamed. Green realized his

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error and fired at the sound of
Stewart's voice or one of the thing.

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The Secretary mains plastered the first bullet
hole. Because he'd been to Green's house,

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new Green's bed was on the other
side of the bedroom. Hence he

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was able to figure out the murderer
and try to cover up for him.

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Can't hate him for that, No, we can't, considering that Green's motive

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was so unselfish, his illness so
acute, Mister Stewart such a terribly unpleasant

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individual. Incidentally, it was mister
Green's illness that prevented me from naming him

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as the killer. You understand that, now, Markham. Of course,

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fans, before you talk, you
had to wait until mister Green's life was

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at an end, right, fans, Yes, I did. I had

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to wait for that before I could
tell you that the bestseller Murder Case was

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at an end too. Welcome back, Well, this is an interesting episode.

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There are some key hallmarks of early
Vance episodes. Sergeant Heath plays a

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more active role and pushes back more
on Vance than he would in later episodes.

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And in these first twenty six episodes, you do tend to have both

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Sergeant Heath and Ellen in nearly every
program. It does seem after the initial

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run was finished oftenthimes. These syndicated
programs were produced in blocks, and after

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this initial block of episodes, the
presence of both Ellen and Sergeant Heath become

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less a Sergeant Heath and many episodes
being entirely off stage. I guess they

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decided not to recast the roles because
they would be sold in packages and it

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might confuse listeners, so they decided
to work around actor availability. Of course,

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here sergeant Heath provides pushback I think
after these first twenty six episodes,

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maybe one he provided some token pushback
to Vance's presence in the case. Other

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than that, Vance is surprisingly sympathetic
for early file e vans choosing to let

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the killer die in pace. It's
good as far as it goes from a

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character angle. Yeah, I think
it can be kind of a Effie situation

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when the detective makes decisions to allow
a criminal to get away with it,

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although even in Sherlock, Holmes and
Colombo have made similar calls from time to

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time, taking advantage of their unofficial
status to act in what they consider to

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be justice as opposed to what the
law demand. Though I think it was

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a little churlish of Vance not to
let the dying man know how he found

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out. I know they were trying
to save the explanation for the final scene.

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They could have just had Vance say
okay, well I'll tell you and

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then cue the music. The solution
itself, it does feel a bit contrived,

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but if you accept the idea of
all these people having identical houses,

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which can happen, although this living
situation seems very random and improbable, but

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if you accept that, I guess
that the solution works pretty well, all

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right, listener comments and feedback now, and we start with a YouTube.

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Bryan ser Rose, I heard your
discussion of rex Al drug stores a week

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or two ago, and I wanted
to tell you there's at least one still

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an operation. It is in Bradenton, Florida. I'd send you a picture,

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but having no idea how to do
it. Well, thanks so much

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for the comment, run sir.
You can email it to me Box thirteen

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A great detectives to hot net.
You know all of your Rexall pictures if

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anyone wants to share them. And
yeah, it's fascinating to hear again the

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actual chain Rexall is defunct in the
United States US. Another listener said that

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they have them up in British Columbia, but that's a separate company, but

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the brand doesn't exist as for stores
in the United States. It is a

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brand of drug products sold through Dollar
General. But it's fascinating to hear where

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there are still Rexalls carrying the sign
because they've been Rexall drug stores and that's

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how people know them and no one's
going to complain about them using a chain

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that's no longer an operation in this
country. And another insight, this one

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comes from a listener doctor Frankenstein's creations. As a property manager in a small

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town, I can say that,
at least in my city, the landlord

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cannot let police in without a warrant
under normal circumstances. We, on the

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other hand, have a clause in
our lease that gives us permission to do

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so. Unfortunately, we not only
had situations that prompted us to discuss this

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option with the local police and therefore
add that to the clause, we've had

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to use it a couple of times
well, and that definitely makes sense.

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There are certain things that you don't
want folks doing on your property. One

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example of this is running a meth
lab. When I was in Montana in

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college, I took the Criminalistics and
Forensics course, and one of the things

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we had someone come in from local
law enforcement and discuss was the meth problem

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and the topic of how meth labs
could absolutely destroy a property and require landlords

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to spend tens of thousands of dollars
in order to be able to rehab it

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before you can even have another occupant
in there. So that alone would be

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enough. I think if I were
a landlord to have that sort of clause

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in there, and there are probably
even more reasons for a landlord to want

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that option, because criminals aren't particularly
particular about how they take care of other

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people's property. Eric writes on Facebook, this isn't about this particular episode,

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more of a general statement on one
of the main things about some old time

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radio detective stories that happens quite a
bit in Filow Vans Fillow, working for

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the DA, had a plan to
get the killer or knows who the killer

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is. He goes to the DA. I know who did it how,

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and I have the motive. I
have a plan to catch him, but

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I can't tell you yet. He's
the DA, he's your employer, he

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has resources and can help. I
kind of want the DA to go off

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on him just once. Follow if
you think you know and have evidence,

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tell me he's just killed three people. We can get him off the streets.

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No, not just yet. I've
a plan. Great, what's the

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plan? It's something I have to
do myself. Oh for crying out loud,

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Well, Eric, I have to
say that that's expecting a lot of

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backbone of Markham that he hasn't shown
this whole series. But the thing to

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understand is that Markham is not actually
Vance as employer. Rather, he's a

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private detective working independently, not being
paid by the city, and therefore can

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do whatever he wants. So that's
why he's not required to tell anything to

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Markham, because Markham is not the
boss of him. Though Markham, I

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guess, could stop allowing him to
work so actively on all of the big

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murder cases that come into the city, but then all of the murderers would

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get away because the police in the
file of Vans universe. So you're not

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wrong that the way that Vance respawns
to Markham and hides things from him is

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a problem. It's just probably part
of a worst problem that all of the

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big crimes are being investigated by an
unaccountable civilian with the allowance of the police

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force. But as always, thanks
for the comment, Eric, And now

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let's go ahead and thank our Patreon
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go ahead and thank Alex, Patreon
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Dollar. I want to talk to
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