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Speaker 2: Bring on the.
Speaker 3: Line, ladies and gentlemen. We take an hour behind the
scenes of the police headquarters in a great American city,
were under the cold blowing lights will pass before us.
Speaker 4: The innocent, the vagrant, the thing, the literary. This is
the lineup.
Speaker 5: Anyway you wanted, missus Craymer, don't you tell me what
right here?
Speaker 4: I'm sure won't need no ring sights sheets.
Speaker 6: To pay that name again, where was she doing them?
Speaker 7: The minute?
Speaker 6: She's kind of I can't get down.
Speaker 4: And she certainly wasn't that when I saw her, she
was scared. Scared well, that was about forty five minutes later,
mister Craymer, when she went near a drug side.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Please, you're peeping out there on the other side of
the rire in the audience room. Hey, I do girl, bechel.
My name is gret Sergeant mat Grab. I'll explain the
lineup to you.
Speaker 4: Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered.
Speaker 9: I'll call off the number, the name, and chide you
have any Testom's eyes Ben a petition, call off the number.
Speaker 7: If you're sure.
Speaker 9: I'm not too sure of a suspect have her health.
The officers who took your name of the sister Judy
are seated among you.
Speaker 4: I wish you're really good. Question your identifications. When the
prisoners leave here, the.
Speaker 9: Matron takes them back to the bathroom or they dress
back into their drill clothes. That makes it quite difficult
to bring them back after they leave here. The questions
I asked these stuff fixt on merely to get a
natural tone of voice, so do not take too much
attention to their answers, as they often lie.
Speaker 4: Bring on the line.
Speaker 9: All right, girls, all right, persuade, move on over to
the end of the stage. That's it.
Speaker 4: I'll tend around in face front and steel side you
and speocide. Now let's fit ahead.
Speaker 9: Number one, Georgina tells fest ever Gonn arrested the poll
of Georgina.
Speaker 5: I've been arrested the farm.
Speaker 4: Where were you.
Speaker 9: When the officer arrested you?
Speaker 4: Georgina? Officer, there's just a spot. What were you wearing
when you tried to leave the store?
Speaker 9: I dress?
Speaker 8: What else?
Speaker 9: Three other dresses on the nag? Number two Colleen hodges
as that's a good question.
Speaker 4: Where did you used to Colleen? Through? Fourteen fantet, third floor?
Why did you beat up your landlady? We didn't get along.
Number three Margaret Kenline open charge. How long have you've
been in time?
Speaker 10: Margaret?
Speaker 7: About where is it from? That's her, Lieutenant, that's the one.
Speaker 6: Right now?
Speaker 4: About it, Sergeant Graham Bless Lieutenant all number three points
derogation in here, Margaret, say Ben, I'll be down in
communications if you want me. We're letting a couple of
them go, nobody will identified them. Okay, yeah, sure, Oh
here's the cigarette you wanted. Thank you, Saddamus ken Lenon,
I'm Lieutenant Benthe Do you like one of these?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: It's kindline. How long were you engaged to Larry Zimmermann?
Speaker 10: Got four months?
Speaker 4: Four months? The cab driver who took it as Zimmerman's
place at five this afternoon said you were angry?
Speaker 10: I was er. Yes, I guess it's an old story
until it happens to you. I found out this afternoon
Larry has been seeing another woman. It's been going on
for a week, right under my nose. That was humiliate.
I didn't hurt well when I found that. I went
to his apartment to.
Speaker 7: Really read him.
Speaker 4: All good, Now, who is this other woman?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 10: Edith? The local Kenny got me.
Speaker 7: I didn't kill Marry.
Speaker 6: I didn't do it.
Speaker 8: You.
Speaker 4: You have a business here in town, haven't you, missed,
ken lean Yes, dress shop? Isn't it? Run it along?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 10: I have a partner, missus, Steve Lloyd Steed.
Speaker 4: I see how's it going?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 10: We're having a style children town to night. Lord didn't care.
Speaker 4: You were You're stopped in a dread store at a
quarter to six tonight on the corner opposite Larry's a parmenade.
The drug has noticed you because you were frightened. I
explained that once, well, explain it to me please.
Speaker 10: Larry's apartment was unlocked. I went in and found them
in the bedroom. You've been stepped.
Speaker 4: Why did that take you forty five minutes?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize it did I was pleased. I guess
I should think it would have been. By the way,
who is rifkin Risk? I don't know, Oh kamis Kinline
Bank saying yes, that said? The coroner says Larry Zimmerman
died just about five o'clock.
Speaker 10: May I call a lawyer?
Speaker 4: Sure, sure, if you want to, But I don't believe
it's necessary. Mis kin Line. I think we're going to
turn you loose. Man close the window and said, down,
will you? You're making me nervous. I'd be nervous if
I were you, all right, i'd be good in nerve
close the window. Huh. I don't understand that, That's all.
I just don't understand. I understand why why you let
her go? That ken Line girl, I told you she's
being followed. I put Peter's on her. Yeah, but even so, well,
he couldn't have held her anyway, not for long. Be sads.
There's a couple of other items, man, Let Manila envelope
they find up there with the name Rifkin on it,
for one, ripped open and empty. If we knew what
had been in h and then Matt. From the looks
of the bedroom, Zimmerman put up quite a struggle for
the boys, saying more than you'd expect if he was
fighting with a woman, even a jealous one mad enough
to kill him.
Speaker 3: I don't know, Ben.
Speaker 4: Well, come on, man, let's go out there and have
a look at bear. How goes it?
Speaker 8: Beggar?
Speaker 4: Okay, that wagon just left as about claimed that Sagas
and Sanders one that left on man, thank you? They
are oh high man, man, Hi, we're just about three.
Not much.
Speaker 8: Everything in the place is loaded with French excepts the
handle of the knife.
Speaker 4: Where's the bedroom? That door there over the wed man,
here's something hearing where this come from?
Speaker 8: I was hangled up in the rug under the body.
I'm not much of a jeweler, but I can recognize
the real thing. And that's it all at a tool
pad the rent for a few months.
Speaker 4: You say you found this hearing in the rug under
the body steals me servants such a mail. That guy's
back again. That same guy in the gray Homburg hat
just went past what all.
Speaker 8: Sary could have been kind of hanging around for the
last half hour.
Speaker 4: I got there another on my mail. We'll talk to him.
Read to go back and down Halder left their lieutenant,
there's alarms down that way.
Speaker 7: That guy never was right here.
Speaker 4: That's heard of me.
Speaker 1: That's good to.
Speaker 4: H That must be the guy there. Then, yeah, bug
an evening. Oh well, all right, you live here in
the building. No, we're from the police department. No, I
Lieutenant Greffrey, This Sergeant grim Oh, I don't know you
waiting for someone, mister Rifkin. I had to give you credit, lieutenant,
and there had a mission on your tie b. I
hope there's been some trouble down. Oh, mister Zimmerman's apartment there.
That's so I noticed you, uh, seemed pretty interested in it,
mister Rifkins. You had my lorry, sergeant, so maybe you
know why I'm interested. No, we don't. Why are you
Jimman opens.
Speaker 8: Some money, Lieutenant, I expected to be paid to night
close to twenty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: That's quite a debt.
Speaker 8: And it was my money in the first place, no profit,
no PROMI he was a broker investments. I placed that
money with him to be invested, and I found out
he was trimmed on his last deal. He took an
off of beating. I told him I was pulling my
money out before it went too told him that this
morning on the phone. He didn't like it, but I
he said he'd have it for me tonight.
Speaker 4: Zimmerman's been murdered. I guess you figured that, yes, yes,
but uh, how'd you get my name? Do you mind? No?
We find it on him another end would open his
bedroom and the money what about him and ope had
been opened was empty? What that money? He's gone rob though?
Look sad way Yeah, yeah, that's the way it looks. Well,
that takes kill of that. Just a minute. Where do
you live, mister Rifkin. We may want to get in
test with it alway? Be sure, I hope.
Speaker 8: So the Beakman Plaza room to twenty, the.
Speaker 4: First names Walker, room to twenty. Okay, well smoke, then hangs,
you've got to go back to the lineup, don't you.
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 4: Well, pretty soon you coming. No, let me have that earring, mat,
I'm going to look up a lady Rogan. Yeah, yeah,
I'm mister Roger who knows the police department, Lieutenant Ben Guthry,
oh Lan Slowgraddon? Are you then? I want to talk
to you for a minuto me that man, I'm gonna
bring her brand. I've got a dress important, mister Roker
about Larry Zimmerman's death. Oh, I already heard about that
for Larry. You don't seem too broken up? Eater you
thinking of help any No, you're not wearing your ear rings?
Eat it. The pinchmark shows that's.
Speaker 3: Laying my room.
Speaker 4: Little pinch that I put him up. Hey, look, am
I under arrest of senting?
Speaker 6: No, but I along.
Speaker 4: Look, I'll be back about midnight the room side and
be comfortable and talk about anything you want for as
long as you want. That is you could care to rote, Lieutenant,
I might just do that. Mister Roker.
Speaker 7: You'll see that rush up on the corner.
Speaker 4: Must be the one. Yeah, how come the lights are
still on and I had a style show speeds the
partner in it. Let's stop that. Yeah, yes, sir, and
I'm waiting. The cars come on man right m hm,
must be in the back, Oh hurricanes, Missus Speed, open
the door the police, thank you. I'm attendant traffic as
the sergeant. Fred. How did you rob? I suppose you've
heard about Larry Zimmermon. Yes, yes I have.
Speaker 6: It's a terrible crew, Margaret, Missus Cameron told me. In fact,
she just called me from her place about five minutes ago.
Speaker 4: She's frightened.
Speaker 6: She thinks she did follow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, there's nothing to be worried about. Missus Speeds.
The plane close offered him. Oh, mister Speeds. We'd like
to know how miss ken Ryan got acquainted with Larry Zimmermon.
Speaker 6: In fact, it was through many Yes, Larry and I
are quite good friends. We lived next burder each other,
oh for ever year.
Speaker 4: Do you know much about his business, mister Speed, and
how he made his living? Well, man, not much?
Speaker 6: Actually, he all sat of an adventurer, really quite as
successful one. I always thought very clever with the money
investment in the sims in the market you mean, Oh yeah,
I always counted my pennies and envy the.
Speaker 4: Nerve Larry had the perner mister Speeds, do you happen
to know if miss ken Lyon had copaz hearings? We
found one of Gimmerman's place.
Speaker 6: Forgive me in the ten Jessie, But I really believe
we should try to get in touch with Margaret, miss
ken Lane. I told him she was a crowded to
stay home, she should leave and go to my place.
That's Manue Avenue A forty one eleven.
Speaker 4: So I've planned on leaving, all right, Maybe you're right.
What's the number at.
Speaker 6: Abbey two three four four on the phones? Yes, but
she's doing a quite upset you assis step mower here,
you know? And if it should have happened to morrow,
I just don't know what I'll do.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, I can appreciate how you feel. That's then
must have already left no answer? Hello, oh oh who theaters?
There's Lieutenant guy. Oh, I want to lieutenant. She's gone.
I was plugged a man, a man in a gray hat,
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Speaker 4: Well it's a phony, all right, Ben Lasa Ripkin hasn't
lived in the Beacon Plaza in five years, but we
dug up the home address on him and an office
set up downtown. Yeah, well, well nothing then The office
was just a bunch of stockbrokers catalogs in a waste
basket full of scribbled figures. Nothing more. In the house
missus Ripkin and two cats. She hasn't seen husband who
walts her in a week, and I don't think she
cares if she ever sees him. Well, how'd you make
out Rifkin's never been arrested, There's none a line on
him in the so so I'm stupid Nahasy, I should
have played it your way. Matt should have kept Margaret
Kenline under arrest and locked up war of Rifkin just
to keep her company. Maybe, but you didn't, Ben, So
let's take it from there. Yeah, matters well, man. Look, One,
Larry Zimmerman was killed. Two Margaret Kenlan could have killed him.
I don't think so. Why not soft face, soft voice?
Then no, no, or a Rifkin, Matt. If Margaret Kentlane
did kill Zimmerman, why did Rifkin go after him? The
missing twenty five grand lady. That's a good reason, Ben,
that's a lot of know. Yeah, I guess it is.
Hello who well, yeah, I put him on Sargeant Manny
palmerin Matt. It will cost us a little, but it
might be worth it. I talked to him about Rifkin
earlier the night. Hello, Manny, Oh fine, fine things. Yeah
what'd you find out? Uh? Well yeah, yeah, sure it
can be important there, eat it? Somebody eat it? You're sure, okay, okay,
just checking, yeah, but sure, sure it's the help any
Sure we'll come on in the morning, will you, Yeah,
come on? Good views, Ben, Yeah. Farm Lay says that
Rifkin has a girlfriend, in town. Up round and eat it.
Somebody eat Itthroca, Ben, Yeah, eat Itthdroka the reason Larry
Zimmerman tossed Margaret over. But this is a new angle,
mat eat it tying into Ripkin. You want to come along,
it's the Marble Hotel. I can't right away, Ben, I
gotta run a late line up for the narcotic spoil. Okay,
click for you later, Mat.
Speaker 6: Oh, you're again?
Speaker 4: How I thought you guys? I'd like to talk to you,
mister Roker.
Speaker 6: I'm too tired.
Speaker 4: I still got to put my hair. Mister Roker, were
you at Walter Rifkin's apartment tonight since I saw you?
I mean no? You sure? I'm positive you weren't in
the neighborhood. I wasn't within a mile of the neighborhood.
One of my men says Difference and tell him to ask.
Speaker 3: For a pension.
Speaker 2: He's going blown.
Speaker 5: You look, mister Coup.
Speaker 10: When I left here, I went with a Broadmoor ball
and grill.
Speaker 8: I never moved out of it until I came back here.
Speaker 10: And just in case you don't get around, the Broadmoor
is on Lanchester and East thirty ninth.
Speaker 4: A couple of fat miles from.
Speaker 6: He's sixtieth and Chelseas.
Speaker 4: Know anything else been?
Speaker 5: Let's get a ward and arrest me.
Speaker 4: Huh, I'm very tired. Hey we are okayy corner sixtieth
in Chelsea Garage. You're a vacant a lot of duplex
from an apartment house. Okay, bet you wait here, sagean Grebin.
I'll try the apartment house first and that should be
in Come on man, yeah, so ben eh, that's either
too rope. Do you think she took off lifting? I
sure do, but I had the hotel desk refused her outsideline.
If she asked for one, and I called in for
a squad car to pick the repp, she won't be
in the way. Well, i'll see how this is a
mailboxes are away away. Then there's not a little boy. Yeah,
I help you. Gentlemen were in the police department. There's
mister Walter Rifkin have an apartment here? Yes, through certainly
does three d oh. I guess you don't want to
be announced though. Huh. Why do you guess that? In
any trouble? Oh, not exactly trouble. What happens to him?
Nothing much? It was just a girl. I think he
called her Margaret, maybe it was Marjorie.
Speaker 8: Anyhow, she ran out of here a little while ago,
came down the step who got no care about time?
Speaker 4: Mister Ripkin was after her, but she got a right
Ripkin went back. When was this about ten minutes ago?
Speaker 8: You want to go up?
Speaker 4: I think we're better.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, that you fellows squad on freendy change cases.
Speaker 4: At all hours.
Speaker 8: I mean.
Speaker 4: Good, you're right, Thanks going back downstairs? Then yes, come
me man right the police, mister Ripkin going, well, let's
tell what brings you here. Mister k was very helpful,
mister Ripkin. She said she didn't want to be mixed
up in a murder. Mister Ripkin, may we come in sure?
Why not?
Speaker 8: I have nothing to hide.
Speaker 4: Come in the living room straight ahead. Now this is fun,
mister Rifkin. The lieutenant means that poker book on the
table there, Oh that well, it's I'd always do a
lot of time, mister Rifkin. The pocketbook isn't that important.
We know what happened. The elevator boy told us about
Margaret Kentlan running out of here. The police officer you
sat at Miss Kentlan's apartment got a good look at
you first look, Lord Teller. What I told you before
was the not all of it. You didn't tell us
about Edith de Roker being your girlfriend. How does she
fit in?
Speaker 8: Well, we we were working together. I wanted Larry Zimmerman's files,
his contacts, names and numbers.
Speaker 6: I wanted the inside track that he had.
Speaker 4: I'd know what to do with it.
Speaker 8: Getting all that was Edith's job.
Speaker 4: What about Margaret Kenlan? Why did you bring her up here?
Speaker 8: Because I think she killed Zimmerman and whoever killed Zimmerman
must have gotten the money that was supposed to be
returned to me.
Speaker 4: Did you find it on her?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 4: No, she she got away from me before I could
search her. You've looked through her purse there, look ten times,
it's not there. But what is there?
Speaker 8: Lord Tallan convinced me I've got the right party. What
do you mean the first man, I'll mean that I
found a receipt in that pocket. Look for a pair
of earrings, a pair of tope has ellings.
Speaker 4: What do you know about that?
Speaker 8: All I know is what I heard a cop say
over at Trimmerman's place. But one hope has earring was
fouled on the rug under the body.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, let's see what's then? I am yeah, compact lipstick, wallet,
pack of Lifesavers, another lipstick, and the receipt made out
to Miss Margaret Canlin for one pair of topaziering soft
faced softy Man, my mistake, mister Rifkin. Does Margaret Kinland
know that you've seen this receipt? No?
Speaker 8: No, I didn't go through a stuff until after shoe ran.
Speaker 4: Maybe she didn't run too far then, yeah, her partner's place,
Lloyd speeds monro Leaven of forty one eleven. Say, if
you find her and she still has my money, I'll
get it, probably, mister Rifkin, But exactly what you'll do
with it? For a while, I don't know what do
you mean? The lieutenant means that you're under arrest for
assaulting an op sir, among other things. Oh, Ben, do
you want to have a second look at.
Speaker 3: Any of this?
Speaker 4: No, I don't think so. Our seat's enough for me, Matt,
I'm sorry. And that look at that? What do we
see it again?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Read it carefully in that, then take mister Rifkin in William.
I'll see what the morning line up?
Speaker 6: What all the time, guess riding expect to see you
again tonight. We'll come in.
Speaker 4: Thanks, mister Speed. Has Margaret been here? I know she
had well last night?
Speaker 3: I mean, do you careful drinks with him?
Speaker 4: Speed? Yes? She was here, wasn't she?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 6: Well, what difference doesn't mean? She was here about twenty
minutes ago? She killed Larry, Lieutenant. She said that when
I meant to be your room that you said was
Simon Wodoman's apartment, she stopped trying to hide things.
Speaker 7: She admitted other.
Speaker 8: Thing wasn't very nice to hear.
Speaker 4: And jealousy was her motive. Man, I'll take that drink now,
mister Speed.
Speaker 6: Yes, it was jealous Lieutenant.
Speaker 10: Uh huh?
Speaker 4: And when she left, should give you any idea where
she was heading?
Speaker 6: No, she didn't, Lieutenant, No place at all was what
she said when I asked.
Speaker 4: Her, what are you looking for?
Speaker 6: A lieutenant?
Speaker 4: No place at all? Could be suicide? Speed. I know
I know that she's a murderous lieutenant.
Speaker 6: I didn't try to stop her.
Speaker 7: Should I have?
Speaker 4: Could you have stoptor stopped her and turned her over
to me? Could you've done that?
Speaker 7: Speed?
Speaker 3: And of course I suppose, though why not you do?
Speaker 4: For one good reason? Your life. Speed. You see, I
think you murdered Larry's emmerment.
Speaker 6: Oh no, no, no, no, it was Margaret.
Speaker 4: I told you that. Yes, I know, but I don't
believe you. I even think Margaret's still here someplace in
this house. You haven't had time to take her, no
place at all.
Speaker 6: Isn't the important?
Speaker 4: Don't They can't sure? They don't sure more than anything else. Well,
then you know I have the receipt for those earrings.
Speaker 6: It's a receipt made out to.
Speaker 4: Margaret's right to Margaret for a pair of top fan's
earrings which she rented mm hmmm for one of the
models in tonight's fashion show. No doubt the fashion show
speeds that you ran because Margaret wasn't going and you were,
so it was you who had the earrings, not Margaret,
and you who dropped one of them at Larry Zimmermonds
again not Margaret. Now where is she? Speed, I don't know,
in the bedroom.
Speaker 10: Slid off all right. I wasn't going to do anything
until later I had to kill him.
Speaker 4: Why spies did you invest with him too?
Speaker 6: It was only two thousand dollars when everything I had
in the world.
Speaker 7: Determine I lost my money.
Speaker 10: I just went out of my mind.
Speaker 4: Yes, and Walter Reskins money the twenty five thousand that
was in the envelope.
Speaker 3: You have any yes, well, you never medalized the lineup,
but before you passed the innocent, the vagrant, the thief,
the murderers. Listen again next week when we again you
the line up.
Speaker 9: May I please you people out there on the other
side of the wire in the audience room, may I
have you affect?
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 9: My name is Greb Dodge is Matt Grebt.
Speaker 4: I'll explain then to you.
Speaker 9: The suspect you will see will be number.
Speaker 4: I'll call up the Samon John.
Speaker 9: If you have any questions or identifications, call them if
you're youre.
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and Walle Mayer Sergeant Matt Grebb, was written by Gene
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Irene Winston, Sidney Miller, Howard mcmeeir and Eddie Firestone. The
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Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: The lineup script for female suspects pretty much the same
as for males, except for some differences, of course, the
use of matrons. Some of an interesting story behind that
in some parts of the country. Mary Sullivan, who will
actually meet in a few weeks, I'll tell you more
about that when we get to her, was the first
head of policewomen anywhere in the country, and one thing
she tried to do was to get rid of the
title of police matron, because the matrons actually earned less
money than the mail police officers and they had a
worse pension. So her effort was you abolished that role
and everyone gets paid the same as a patrolman. And
I've actually had the idea too of having listeners because
that lineup script's the same. I've actually got it at
Great Detectives dot Net. I've actually thought of having listeners
read the lineup scriptancy who does perhaps the more interesting performance.
So if you would like to read your own version,
you can call two A one nine nine, one four,
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If you've got an interesting twist on it, you can
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send an MP three file along. Well, we do turn
now to a couple quick show matters. Coming up tomorrow.
We have another episode of the Court of Last Resort
and you'll sure want to watch that if you can.
It's a great mystery. And Joel comments on Facebook, I
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but a bit more drama and human interaction. It is
well acted and the plots are interesting. I think that's true,
particularly with today's a really good little mystery here, and
Karen says I love this program. Well, thanks so much,
Karen and Joel appreciate your comments. That'll do it for today.
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