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And now it's time for today's episode. The Tope has

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earring case.

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Speaker 2: Bring on the.

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Speaker 3: Line, ladies and gentlemen. We take an hour behind the

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scenes of the police headquarters in a great American city,

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were under the cold blowing lights will pass before us.

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Speaker 4: The innocent, the vagrant, the thing, the literary. This is

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the lineup.

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Speaker 5: Anyway you wanted, missus Craymer, don't you tell me what

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right here?

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Speaker 4: I'm sure won't need no ring sights sheets.

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Speaker 6: To pay that name again, where was she doing them?

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Speaker 7: The minute?

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Speaker 6: She's kind of I can't get down.

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Speaker 4: And she certainly wasn't that when I saw her, she

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was scared. Scared well, that was about forty five minutes later,

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mister Craymer, when she went near a drug side.

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Speaker 8: Yeah.

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Speaker 9: Please, you're peeping out there on the other side of

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the rire in the audience room. Hey, I do girl, bechel.

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My name is gret Sergeant mat Grab. I'll explain the

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lineup to you.

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Speaker 4: Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered.

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Speaker 9: I'll call off the number, the name, and chide you

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have any Testom's eyes Ben a petition, call off the number.

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Speaker 7: If you're sure.

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Speaker 9: I'm not too sure of a suspect have her health.

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The officers who took your name of the sister Judy

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are seated among you.

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Speaker 4: I wish you're really good. Question your identifications. When the

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prisoners leave here, the.

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Speaker 9: Matron takes them back to the bathroom or they dress

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back into their drill clothes. That makes it quite difficult

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to bring them back after they leave here. The questions

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I asked these stuff fixt on merely to get a

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natural tone of voice, so do not take too much

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attention to their answers, as they often lie.

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Speaker 4: Bring on the line.

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Speaker 9: All right, girls, all right, persuade, move on over to

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the end of the stage. That's it.

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Speaker 4: I'll tend around in face front and steel side you

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and speocide. Now let's fit ahead.

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Speaker 9: Number one, Georgina tells fest ever Gonn arrested the poll

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of Georgina.

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Speaker 5: I've been arrested the farm.

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Speaker 4: Where were you.

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Speaker 9: When the officer arrested you?

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Speaker 4: Georgina? Officer, there's just a spot. What were you wearing

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when you tried to leave the store?

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Speaker 9: I dress?

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Speaker 8: What else?

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Speaker 9: Three other dresses on the nag? Number two Colleen hodges

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as that's a good question.

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Speaker 4: Where did you used to Colleen? Through? Fourteen fantet, third floor?

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Why did you beat up your landlady? We didn't get along.

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Number three Margaret Kenline open charge. How long have you've

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Speaker 10: Margaret?

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Speaker 7: About where is it from? That's her, Lieutenant, that's the one.

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Speaker 6: Right now?

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Speaker 4: About it, Sergeant Graham Bless Lieutenant all number three points

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derogation in here, Margaret, say Ben, I'll be down in

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communications if you want me. We're letting a couple of

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them go, nobody will identified them. Okay, yeah, sure, Oh

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here's the cigarette you wanted. Thank you, Saddamus ken Lenon,

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I'm Lieutenant Benthe Do you like one of these?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 4: It's kindline. How long were you engaged to Larry Zimmermann?

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Speaker 10: Got four months?

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Speaker 4: Four months? The cab driver who took it as Zimmerman's

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place at five this afternoon said you were angry?

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Speaker 10: I was er. Yes, I guess it's an old story

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until it happens to you. I found out this afternoon

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Larry has been seeing another woman. It's been going on

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for a week, right under my nose. That was humiliate.

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I didn't hurt well when I found that. I went

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to his apartment to.

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Speaker 7: Really read him.

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Speaker 4: All good, Now, who is this other woman?

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Speaker 8: You know?

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Speaker 10: Edith? The local Kenny got me.

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Speaker 7: I didn't kill Marry.

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Speaker 6: I didn't do it.

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Speaker 8: You.

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Speaker 4: You have a business here in town, haven't you, missed,

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ken lean Yes, dress shop? Isn't it? Run it along?

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Speaker 7: No?

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Speaker 10: I have a partner, missus, Steve Lloyd Steed.

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Speaker 4: I see how's it going?

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Speaker 1: All right?

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Speaker 4: Good?

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Speaker 10: We're having a style children town to night. Lord didn't care.

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Speaker 4: You were You're stopped in a dread store at a

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quarter to six tonight on the corner opposite Larry's a parmenade.

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The drug has noticed you because you were frightened. I

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explained that once, well, explain it to me please.

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Speaker 10: Larry's apartment was unlocked. I went in and found them

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in the bedroom. You've been stepped.

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Speaker 4: Why did that take you forty five minutes?

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Speaker 10: I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I didn't realize it did I was pleased. I guess

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I should think it would have been. By the way,

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who is rifkin Risk? I don't know, Oh kamis Kinline

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Bank saying yes, that said? The coroner says Larry Zimmerman

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died just about five o'clock.

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Speaker 10: May I call a lawyer?

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Speaker 4: Sure, sure, if you want to, But I don't believe

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it's necessary. Mis kin Line. I think we're going to

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turn you loose. Man close the window and said, down,

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will you? You're making me nervous. I'd be nervous if

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I were you, all right, i'd be good in nerve

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close the window. Huh. I don't understand that, That's all.

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I just don't understand. I understand why why you let

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her go? That ken Line girl, I told you she's

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being followed. I put Peter's on her. Yeah, but even so, well,

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he couldn't have held her anyway, not for long. Be sads.

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There's a couple of other items, man, Let Manila envelope

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they find up there with the name Rifkin on it,

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for one, ripped open and empty. If we knew what

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had been in h and then Matt. From the looks

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of the bedroom, Zimmerman put up quite a struggle for

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the boys, saying more than you'd expect if he was

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fighting with a woman, even a jealous one mad enough

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to kill him.

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Speaker 3: I don't know, Ben.

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Speaker 4: Well, come on, man, let's go out there and have

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a look at bear. How goes it?

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Speaker 8: Beggar?

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Speaker 4: Okay, that wagon just left as about claimed that Sagas

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and Sanders one that left on man, thank you? They

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are oh high man, man, Hi, we're just about three.

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Not much.

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Speaker 8: Everything in the place is loaded with French excepts the

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handle of the knife.

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Speaker 4: Where's the bedroom? That door there over the wed man,

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here's something hearing where this come from?

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Speaker 8: I was hangled up in the rug under the body.

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I'm not much of a jeweler, but I can recognize

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the real thing. And that's it all at a tool

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pad the rent for a few months.

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Speaker 4: You say you found this hearing in the rug under

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the body steals me servants such a mail. That guy's

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back again. That same guy in the gray Homburg hat

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just went past what all.

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Speaker 8: Sary could have been kind of hanging around for the

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last half hour.

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Speaker 4: I got there another on my mail. We'll talk to him.

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Read to go back and down Halder left their lieutenant,

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there's alarms down that way.

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Speaker 7: That guy never was right here.

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Speaker 4: That's heard of me.

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Speaker 1: That's good to.

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Speaker 4: H That must be the guy there. Then, yeah, bug

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an evening. Oh well, all right, you live here in

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the building. No, we're from the police department. No, I

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Lieutenant Greffrey, This Sergeant grim Oh, I don't know you

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waiting for someone, mister Rifkin. I had to give you credit, lieutenant,

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and there had a mission on your tie b. I

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hope there's been some trouble down. Oh, mister Zimmerman's apartment there.

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That's so I noticed you, uh, seemed pretty interested in it,

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mister Rifkins. You had my lorry, sergeant, so maybe you

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know why I'm interested. No, we don't. Why are you

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Jimman opens.

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Speaker 8: Some money, Lieutenant, I expected to be paid to night

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close to twenty five thousand dollars.

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Speaker 4: That's quite a debt.

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Speaker 8: And it was my money in the first place, no profit,

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no PROMI he was a broker investments. I placed that

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money with him to be invested, and I found out

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he was trimmed on his last deal. He took an

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off of beating. I told him I was pulling my

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money out before it went too told him that this

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morning on the phone. He didn't like it, but I

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he said he'd have it for me tonight.

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Speaker 4: Zimmerman's been murdered. I guess you figured that, yes, yes,

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but uh, how'd you get my name? Do you mind? No?

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We find it on him another end would open his

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bedroom and the money what about him and ope had

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been opened was empty? What that money? He's gone rob though?

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Look sad way Yeah, yeah, that's the way it looks. Well,

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that takes kill of that. Just a minute. Where do

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you live, mister Rifkin. We may want to get in

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test with it alway? Be sure, I hope.

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Speaker 8: So the Beakman Plaza room to twenty, the.

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Speaker 4: First names Walker, room to twenty. Okay, well smoke, then hangs,

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you've got to go back to the lineup, don't you.

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Speaker 10: Man?

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Speaker 4: Well, pretty soon you coming. No, let me have that earring, mat,

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I'm going to look up a lady Rogan. Yeah, yeah,

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I'm mister Roger who knows the police department, Lieutenant Ben Guthry,

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oh Lan Slowgraddon? Are you then? I want to talk

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to you for a minuto me that man, I'm gonna

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bring her brand. I've got a dress important, mister Roker

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about Larry Zimmerman's death. Oh, I already heard about that

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for Larry. You don't seem too broken up? Eater you

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thinking of help any No, you're not wearing your ear rings?

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Eat it. The pinchmark shows that's.

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Speaker 3: Laying my room.

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Speaker 4: Little pinch that I put him up. Hey, look, am

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I under arrest of senting?

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Speaker 6: No, but I along.

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Speaker 4: Look, I'll be back about midnight the room side and

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be comfortable and talk about anything you want for as

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long as you want. That is you could care to rote, Lieutenant,

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I might just do that. Mister Roker.

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Speaker 7: You'll see that rush up on the corner.

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Speaker 4: Must be the one. Yeah, how come the lights are

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still on and I had a style show speeds the

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partner in it. Let's stop that. Yeah, yes, sir, and

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I'm waiting. The cars come on man right m hm,

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must be in the back, Oh hurricanes, Missus Speed, open

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the door the police, thank you. I'm attendant traffic as

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the sergeant. Fred. How did you rob? I suppose you've

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heard about Larry Zimmermon. Yes, yes I have.

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Speaker 6: It's a terrible crew, Margaret, Missus Cameron told me. In fact,

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she just called me from her place about five minutes ago.

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Speaker 4: She's frightened.

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Speaker 6: She thinks she did follow.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, there's nothing to be worried about. Missus Speeds.

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The plane close offered him. Oh, mister Speeds. We'd like

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to know how miss ken Ryan got acquainted with Larry Zimmermon.

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Speaker 6: In fact, it was through many Yes, Larry and I

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are quite good friends. We lived next burder each other,

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oh for ever year.

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Speaker 4: Do you know much about his business, mister Speed, and

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how he made his living? Well, man, not much?

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Speaker 6: Actually, he all sat of an adventurer, really quite as

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successful one. I always thought very clever with the money

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investment in the sims in the market you mean, Oh yeah,

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I always counted my pennies and envy the.

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Speaker 4: Nerve Larry had the perner mister Speeds, do you happen

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to know if miss ken Lyon had copaz hearings? We

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found one of Gimmerman's place.

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Speaker 6: Forgive me in the ten Jessie, But I really believe

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we should try to get in touch with Margaret, miss

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ken Lane. I told him she was a crowded to

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stay home, she should leave and go to my place.

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That's Manue Avenue A forty one eleven.

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Speaker 4: So I've planned on leaving, all right, Maybe you're right.

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What's the number at.

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Speaker 6: Abbey two three four four on the phones? Yes, but

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she's doing a quite upset you assis step mower here,

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you know? And if it should have happened to morrow,

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I just don't know what I'll do.

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Speaker 4: Yes, yes, I can appreciate how you feel. That's then

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must have already left no answer? Hello, oh oh who theaters?

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There's Lieutenant guy. Oh, I want to lieutenant. She's gone.

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I was plugged a man, a man in a gray hat,

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a humbird tomorrow night.

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Speaker 3: Four more amateur songwriters will bring their new compositions to

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Jan Murray on songs for sale on CBS, and one

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will have his song chosen for nationwide publication and plugging.

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Among these contestants as a retired Army colonel who was

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West Point classmates numbered Marshall and McCarthy. Another will be

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a girl who is on the United States Olympic gymnastic team.

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The third is a theater I ssure in the fourth well,

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the fourth entry is her husband and wife team from Alabama.

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Songs for Sale brings you an hour bite new music

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and bite new merriment by Jean Murray. Be listening for

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Songs for Sale tomorrow night on most of these same

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CBS stations.

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Speaker 4: Well it's a phony, all right, Ben Lasa Ripkin hasn't

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lived in the Beacon Plaza in five years, but we

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dug up the home address on him and an office

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set up downtown. Yeah, well, well nothing then The office

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was just a bunch of stockbrokers catalogs in a waste

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basket full of scribbled figures. Nothing more. In the house

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missus Ripkin and two cats. She hasn't seen husband who

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walts her in a week, and I don't think she

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cares if she ever sees him. Well, how'd you make

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out Rifkin's never been arrested, There's none a line on

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him in the so so I'm stupid Nahasy, I should

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have played it your way. Matt should have kept Margaret

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Kenline under arrest and locked up war of Rifkin just

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to keep her company. Maybe, but you didn't, Ben, So

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let's take it from there. Yeah, matters well, man. Look, One,

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Larry Zimmerman was killed. Two Margaret Kenlan could have killed him.

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I don't think so. Why not soft face, soft voice?

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Then no, no, or a Rifkin, Matt. If Margaret Kentlane

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did kill Zimmerman, why did Rifkin go after him? The

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missing twenty five grand lady. That's a good reason, Ben,

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that's a lot of know. Yeah, I guess it is.

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Hello who well, yeah, I put him on Sargeant Manny

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palmerin Matt. It will cost us a little, but it

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might be worth it. I talked to him about Rifkin

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earlier the night. Hello, Manny, Oh fine, fine things. Yeah

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what'd you find out? Uh? Well yeah, yeah, sure it

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can be important there, eat it? Somebody eat it? You're sure, okay, okay,

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just checking, yeah, but sure, sure it's the help any

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Sure we'll come on in the morning, will you, Yeah,

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come on? Good views, Ben, Yeah. Farm Lay says that

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Rifkin has a girlfriend, in town. Up round and eat it.

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Somebody eat Itthroca, Ben, Yeah, eat Itthdroka the reason Larry

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Zimmerman tossed Margaret over. But this is a new angle,

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mat eat it tying into Ripkin. You want to come along,

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it's the Marble Hotel. I can't right away, Ben, I

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gotta run a late line up for the narcotic spoil. Okay,

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click for you later, Mat.

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Speaker 6: Oh, you're again?

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Speaker 4: How I thought you guys? I'd like to talk to you,

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mister Roker.

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Speaker 6: I'm too tired.

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Speaker 4: I still got to put my hair. Mister Roker, were

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you at Walter Rifkin's apartment tonight since I saw you?

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I mean no? You sure? I'm positive you weren't in

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the neighborhood. I wasn't within a mile of the neighborhood.

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One of my men says Difference and tell him to ask.

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Speaker 3: For a pension.

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Speaker 2: He's going blown.

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Speaker 5: You look, mister Coup.

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Speaker 10: When I left here, I went with a Broadmoor ball

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and grill.

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Speaker 8: I never moved out of it until I came back here.

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Speaker 10: And just in case you don't get around, the Broadmoor

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is on Lanchester and East thirty ninth.

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Speaker 4: A couple of fat miles from.

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Speaker 6: He's sixtieth and Chelseas.

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Speaker 4: Know anything else been?

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Speaker 5: Let's get a ward and arrest me.

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Speaker 4: Huh, I'm very tired. Hey we are okayy corner sixtieth

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in Chelsea Garage. You're a vacant a lot of duplex

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from an apartment house. Okay, bet you wait here, sagean Grebin.

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I'll try the apartment house first and that should be

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in Come on man, yeah, so ben eh, that's either

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too rope. Do you think she took off lifting? I

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sure do, but I had the hotel desk refused her outsideline.

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If she asked for one, and I called in for

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a squad car to pick the repp, she won't be

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in the way. Well, i'll see how this is a

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mailboxes are away away. Then there's not a little boy. Yeah,

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I help you. Gentlemen were in the police department. There's

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mister Walter Rifkin have an apartment here? Yes, through certainly

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does three d oh. I guess you don't want to

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be announced though. Huh. Why do you guess that? In

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any trouble? Oh, not exactly trouble. What happens to him?

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Nothing much? It was just a girl. I think he

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called her Margaret, maybe it was Marjorie.

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Speaker 8: Anyhow, she ran out of here a little while ago,

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came down the step who got no care about time?

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Speaker 4: Mister Ripkin was after her, but she got a right

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Ripkin went back. When was this about ten minutes ago?

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Speaker 8: You want to go up?

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Speaker 4: I think we're better.

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Speaker 6: Well, yeah, that you fellows squad on freendy change cases.

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Speaker 4: At all hours.

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Speaker 8: I mean.

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Speaker 4: Good, you're right, Thanks going back downstairs? Then yes, come

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me man right the police, mister Ripkin going, well, let's

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tell what brings you here. Mister k was very helpful,

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mister Ripkin. She said she didn't want to be mixed

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up in a murder. Mister Ripkin, may we come in sure?

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Why not?

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Speaker 8: I have nothing to hide.

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Speaker 4: Come in the living room straight ahead. Now this is fun,

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mister Rifkin. The lieutenant means that poker book on the

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table there, Oh that well, it's I'd always do a

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lot of time, mister Rifkin. The pocketbook isn't that important.

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We know what happened. The elevator boy told us about

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Margaret Kentlan running out of here. The police officer you

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sat at Miss Kentlan's apartment got a good look at

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you first look, Lord Teller. What I told you before

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was the not all of it. You didn't tell us

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about Edith de Roker being your girlfriend. How does she

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fit in?

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Speaker 8: Well, we we were working together. I wanted Larry Zimmerman's files,

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his contacts, names and numbers.

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Speaker 6: I wanted the inside track that he had.

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Speaker 4: I'd know what to do with it.

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Speaker 8: Getting all that was Edith's job.

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Speaker 4: What about Margaret Kenlan? Why did you bring her up here?

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Speaker 8: Because I think she killed Zimmerman and whoever killed Zimmerman

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must have gotten the money that was supposed to be

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returned to me.

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Speaker 4: Did you find it on her?

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Speaker 10: No?

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Speaker 4: No, she she got away from me before I could

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search her. You've looked through her purse there, look ten times,

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it's not there. But what is there?

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Speaker 8: Lord Tallan convinced me I've got the right party. What

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do you mean the first man, I'll mean that I

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found a receipt in that pocket. Look for a pair

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of earrings, a pair of tope has ellings.

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Speaker 4: What do you know about that?

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Speaker 8: All I know is what I heard a cop say

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over at Trimmerman's place. But one hope has earring was

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fouled on the rug under the body.

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Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, let's see what's then? I am yeah, compact lipstick, wallet,

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pack of Lifesavers, another lipstick, and the receipt made out

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to Miss Margaret Canlin for one pair of topaziering soft

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faced softy Man, my mistake, mister Rifkin. Does Margaret Kinland

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know that you've seen this receipt? No?

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Speaker 8: No, I didn't go through a stuff until after shoe ran.

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Speaker 4: Maybe she didn't run too far then, yeah, her partner's place,

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Lloyd speeds monro Leaven of forty one eleven. Say, if

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you find her and she still has my money, I'll

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get it, probably, mister Rifkin, But exactly what you'll do

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with it? For a while, I don't know what do

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you mean? The lieutenant means that you're under arrest for

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assaulting an op sir, among other things. Oh, Ben, do

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you want to have a second look at.

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Speaker 3: Any of this?

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Speaker 4: No, I don't think so. Our seat's enough for me, Matt,

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I'm sorry. And that look at that? What do we

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see it again?

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: Read it carefully in that, then take mister Rifkin in William.

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I'll see what the morning line up?

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Speaker 6: What all the time, guess riding expect to see you

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again tonight. We'll come in.

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Speaker 4: Thanks, mister Speed. Has Margaret been here? I know she

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had well last night?

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Speaker 3: I mean, do you careful drinks with him?

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Speaker 4: Speed? Yes? She was here, wasn't she?

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Speaker 10: Oh?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 10: Oh?

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Speaker 6: Well, what difference doesn't mean? She was here about twenty

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minutes ago? She killed Larry, Lieutenant. She said that when

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I meant to be your room that you said was

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Simon Wodoman's apartment, she stopped trying to hide things.

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Speaker 7: She admitted other.

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Speaker 8: Thing wasn't very nice to hear.

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Speaker 4: And jealousy was her motive. Man, I'll take that drink now,

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mister Speed.

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Speaker 6: Yes, it was jealous Lieutenant.

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Speaker 10: Uh huh?

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Speaker 4: And when she left, should give you any idea where

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she was heading?

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Speaker 6: No, she didn't, Lieutenant, No place at all was what

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she said when I asked.

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Speaker 4: Her, what are you looking for?

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Speaker 6: A lieutenant?

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Speaker 4: No place at all? Could be suicide? Speed. I know

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I know that she's a murderous lieutenant.

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Speaker 6: I didn't try to stop her.

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Speaker 7: Should I have?

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Speaker 4: Could you have stoptor stopped her and turned her over

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to me? Could you've done that?

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Speaker 7: Speed?

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Speaker 3: And of course I suppose, though why not you do?

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Speaker 4: For one good reason? Your life. Speed. You see, I

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think you murdered Larry's emmerment.

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Speaker 6: Oh no, no, no, no, it was Margaret.

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Speaker 4: I told you that. Yes, I know, but I don't

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believe you. I even think Margaret's still here someplace in

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this house. You haven't had time to take her, no

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place at all.

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Speaker 6: Isn't the important?

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Speaker 4: Don't They can't sure? They don't sure more than anything else. Well,

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then you know I have the receipt for those earrings.

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Speaker 6: It's a receipt made out to.

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Speaker 4: Margaret's right to Margaret for a pair of top fan's

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earrings which she rented mm hmmm for one of the

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models in tonight's fashion show. No doubt the fashion show

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speeds that you ran because Margaret wasn't going and you were,

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so it was you who had the earrings, not Margaret,

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and you who dropped one of them at Larry Zimmermonds

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again not Margaret. Now where is she? Speed, I don't know,

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in the bedroom.

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Speaker 10: Slid off all right. I wasn't going to do anything

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until later I had to kill him.

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Speaker 4: Why spies did you invest with him too?

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Speaker 6: It was only two thousand dollars when everything I had

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in the world.

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Speaker 7: Determine I lost my money.

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Speaker 10: I just went out of my mind.

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Speaker 4: Yes, and Walter Reskins money the twenty five thousand that

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was in the envelope.

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Speaker 3: You have any yes, well, you never medalized the lineup,

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but before you passed the innocent, the vagrant, the thief,

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the murderers. Listen again next week when we again you

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the line up.

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Speaker 9: May I please you people out there on the other

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side of the wire in the audience room, may I

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have you affect?

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 9: My name is Greb Dodge is Matt Grebt.

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Speaker 4: I'll explain then to you.

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Speaker 9: The suspect you will see will be number.

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Speaker 4: I'll call up the Samon John.

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Speaker 9: If you have any questions or identifications, call them if

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you're youre.

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Speaker 3: The line up, starring William Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben Guthrie

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and Walle Mayer Sergeant Matt Grebb, was written by Gene

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Lovett and Robert Mitchell, the music by Eddie Dunstetter. Featured

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in tonight's cast were John Stephenson, Ken Christy Gene Bates,

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Irene Winston, Sidney Miller, Howard mcmeeir and Eddie Firestone. The

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lineup is produced and directed by him Delvaer. Every Friday

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night on most of these same stations. You'll find too.

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Cbs' is more thrilling, drammatic programs up Portpole and Broadways

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My Beat up portal brings you hard hitting, factual stories

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of men and women behind bars who by seeking another

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chance to live in human society. Broadway's My Beat brings

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you the adventures of Danny Clover, a plain clothesman along

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the Great White Way, Appropole and Broadways. My Beat I

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heard every Friday on CBS.

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Speaker 4: Be listening, won't you.

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Speaker 3: This is CBS the Stars Address the Columbia Broadcast.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back.

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Speaker 1: Well.

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Speaker 2: The lineup script for female suspects pretty much the same

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as for males, except for some differences, of course, the

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use of matrons. Some of an interesting story behind that

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in some parts of the country. Mary Sullivan, who will

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actually meet in a few weeks, I'll tell you more

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about that when we get to her, was the first

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head of policewomen anywhere in the country, and one thing

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she tried to do was to get rid of the

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title of police matron, because the matrons actually earned less

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money than the mail police officers and they had a

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worse pension. So her effort was you abolished that role

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and everyone gets paid the same as a patrolman. And

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I've actually had the idea too of having listeners because

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that lineup script's the same. I've actually got it at

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Great Detectives dot Net. I've actually thought of having listeners

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read the lineup scriptancy who does perhaps the more interesting performance.

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So if you would like to read your own version,

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you can call two A one nine nine, one four,

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seven eight three well played in the after show a segment.

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If you've got an interesting twist on it, you can

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just read it into the voicemail, or you can also

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send an MP three file along. Well, we do turn

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now to a couple quick show matters. Coming up tomorrow.

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We have another episode of the Court of Last Resort

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and you'll sure want to watch that if you can.

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It's a great mystery. And Joel comments on Facebook, I

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like this program. It has the Christmas of drag Net,

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but a bit more drama and human interaction. It is

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well acted and the plots are interesting. I think that's true,

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particularly with today's a really good little mystery here, and

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Karen says I love this program. Well, thanks so much,

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Karen and Joel appreciate your comments. That'll do it for today.

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We will be back tomorrow with a video theater episode,

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and then join us back here on Monday for the

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adventures of Frank Race. In the meanwhile, you can send

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your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives, off Nett.

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and you can call us to awight non none one

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great D. That's uh to eight non non one four

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seven eight three uh From Boise, Idaho. This is your host,

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Adam Grahamson and off