Speaker 1: To a law enforcement departments throughout the United States. The
Speaker 1: only national program that brings you authentic police case history.
Speaker 2: Gangbuster the Case of the Costume Killer was an old
Speaker 2: hand in his trade and a hardmaster to his apprentices
Speaker 2: until he learned the first lesson of society at the
Speaker 2: hands of skillful detectives.
Speaker 3: And now the Gangbusters, and facts that show the.
Speaker 1: Operation of our law enforcement officials in their war against
Speaker 1: the underworld. Gangbusters is asked Chief Ja Pitcock, who recently
Speaker 1: retired as chief of Police Little Rock, Arkansas after thirty
Speaker 1: one years of service, narrate by proxy to Knight's case.
Speaker 3: Inside facts in the Case of the Costume Killer.
Speaker 4: Chief Pitcock.
Speaker 1: From what you've told me, I know to Night's case
Speaker 1: is so fantastic. The facts about this criminal are hard
Speaker 1: to believe.
Speaker 5: Yes, Don Gardner, but I've got his signed confession to
Speaker 5: murder right here in my hand.
Speaker 3: Well, when did you first hear of this man, Chief Pitcock?
Speaker 3: Well done.
Speaker 5: Our reports start not too many months ago in the
Speaker 5: city of Paragold, Arkansas, A tall, slim man about forty
Speaker 5: had been sitting in the front parlor of his rooming house.
Speaker 4: He'd heard a knock at the.
Speaker 5: Door and he was on his way to answer it.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, how almost us?
Speaker 6: We well come in, Come in, Joey, don't stand there
Speaker 6: like a tad old field house. Yes, sir, look missus,
Speaker 6: don't be sorry.
Speaker 3: Because don't tell me, hey, come on in the power Hitz.
Speaker 6: Spend your days and nights trying to pound little something
Speaker 6: in their punkin head, so maybe they'll mount to something.
Speaker 3: Get in there. Yes, sir, well, I'll be gone. Tell me, boy,
Speaker 3: get out of here. I think he wasn't born with
Speaker 3: the town. I tried, mister us.
Speaker 4: We honest, I tried it down, Yes, sir.
Speaker 3: Now you got to listen to me.
Speaker 6: Boy. For years, I've been showing kids how to do this.
Speaker 6: Kids they all think they're smarter than you.
Speaker 3: Oh I don't think I'm smarter than you. Honest.
Speaker 6: Well, if you're listened close to me and done exactly
Speaker 6: like I told you, you wouldn't have no experience like that.
Speaker 6: I tried, misters rich you didn't do.
Speaker 3: It like I told you. You didn't do a thing
Speaker 3: I told you.
Speaker 6: I was awfully scared that cop came pretty close. Half
Speaker 6: were closely left, and you'd listen to me. And if
Speaker 6: you'd opened the window, Like like I showed you how to
Speaker 6: open it, you'd have been in there and out with
Speaker 6: a stack full of stuff before that cop even get close.
Speaker 3: Yes, right, yes I would. But but nothing.
Speaker 6: I got boys all over this city, and that's other cities.
Speaker 6: I showed them what to do and how to do it.
Speaker 3: I me and you are going.
Speaker 6: Back that start night, and me and you are going
Speaker 6: to come home with a gunny sack full of stuff here, sir,
Speaker 6: And then after we get that, I'm going to show
Speaker 6: you a few other things. How to disguise yourself up
Speaker 6: good so nobody can pick you out, how to pick
Speaker 6: a lock with just happen. I'd to break a man's
Speaker 6: arm with just one twist.
Speaker 4: Do I have to learn that?
Speaker 3: Of course you gotta learn that. Boy. Sometimes you gotta
Speaker 3: hurt people.
Speaker 6: Sometimes even you don't hurt people, you get hurt yourself
Speaker 6: and hurt bad. Did you ever hurt anyone? Only because
Speaker 6: I had to bad bad enough? I killed him, killed
Speaker 6: him only two. Oh that's when I did my time for.
Speaker 3: And if and I had.
Speaker 6: Killed the third one, I wouldn't have done no time
Speaker 6: at all. And I got soft hearted, serves me right.
Speaker 6: Whenever you get soft hearted by no, sir. Now you
Speaker 6: listen to me and I'll tell you how we're going
Speaker 6: to get in that star tonight. Maybe you ought to
Speaker 6: use the glass cut of some more spoish you got it.
Speaker 3: I got it, okay, Joey. I'll give you a boost. Up.
Speaker 3: You unlocked the window. Here, I grab a horse, ill
Speaker 3: kape them. Now up you go, okay, now reach in
Speaker 3: unlock the window.
Speaker 6: Yes, wait a minute, not a little higher now O
Speaker 6: kall you okay, I got it, good boy.
Speaker 3: Now come on down.
Speaker 6: So if you Evan you did it back this last night,
Speaker 6: we wouldn't have had all this bother to night. We
Speaker 6: got your gunny sack. Yes, sir, okay, I'm gonna boost
Speaker 6: you in. You know what to take and when you
Speaker 6: get it, you meet me back the room.
Speaker 3: Hat you're coming in with me.
Speaker 6: Kay, But one way to learn, boy, and let's do
Speaker 6: it yourself till I street. I'm stand there arguing with me.
Speaker 6: Now come here, I'll bouche fair.
Speaker 3: I'm up you go. Oh gee, that's enough, Now jump.
Speaker 6: Down everything all right, yeah, says so good boy.
Speaker 3: I'll see you back the room. All right, all right,
Speaker 3: I'm coming Joey. Yeah, it's me it's the second come
Speaker 3: in boy, Yes, sir, I had good work. Boy, you
Speaker 3: did find you. There's a gunny second, I got a mistaste.
Speaker 3: I left it in the shed and I told you
Speaker 3: to bring it so I could give you what you
Speaker 3: got coming.
Speaker 4: I was gone.
Speaker 3: But but but what boy?
Speaker 6: Speak up?
Speaker 4: There was a cop waiting in front of my house.
Speaker 3: A cop.
Speaker 4: It's a good thing.
Speaker 3: I saw mists and off a good things. You snitch
Speaker 3: if you're doing going. I didn't have anything to do
Speaker 3: with what you're doing.
Speaker 4: Now then we don't.
Speaker 3: All right, boy hahing, This cop is waiting for you.
Speaker 3: That ain't good. What do we do? Well, I'll tell you. Boy, Hey,
Speaker 3: you go on home, get to bed. But the cop
Speaker 3: you don't matter none. Boy, you got no record, You
Speaker 3: get off easy.
Speaker 4: But I don't want to go to jail. I don't
Speaker 4: want to just give.
Speaker 6: You a talking to with me. It's a different time
Speaker 6: on prole. They send me back prison for life. You
Speaker 6: wouldn't want that to happen to your old friend slim Osury,
Speaker 6: would you?
Speaker 3: Oh no, sir, I wouldn't.
Speaker 6: Well, now you see why I got leave down anyway,
Speaker 6: I got some some my other boys to look in
Speaker 6: at I'll be in touch with you.
Speaker 4: Boy.
Speaker 3: You hear from me, You're a good bye.
Speaker 5: So Don Slimmersury, a parole, murderer and tutor in crime,
Speaker 5: fled to his native town of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, where he
Speaker 5: sought refuge at the home of his sister Etta.
Speaker 3: But slim Ousury is sojourn.
Speaker 5: And Hattiesburg didn't prove as pleasant as he had.
Speaker 7: Slam slam slam.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's telling you now?
Speaker 6: I ask you know, we the garden stead just sit
Speaker 6: there all day, like you with a landlord waiting for
Speaker 6: his ram.
Speaker 3: If you want the garden, we did yourself. I ain't
Speaker 3: Budgetetta ain't budgetingning on.
Speaker 4: The Slimmy just ain't right.
Speaker 3: I see like you did a city all week.
Speaker 6: I don't know how many times you have to tell
Speaker 6: your slim you ought to be out working like other men.
Speaker 3: I'm looking here at her. Have those work I felt
Speaker 3: like doing. I'd be out doing it. There ain't no
Speaker 3: kind of work around this town I feel like doing.
Speaker 3: Can't you get that through your head? If you don't
Speaker 3: work it, you're blown back at the penitent. Now, look here,
Speaker 3: said the penitent, talking me like that at her. The
Speaker 3: whole town's talking about you.
Speaker 4: They don't know what you are. I got to bear
Speaker 4: the shame cast.
Speaker 3: I could see that you sent back to.
Speaker 6: Jail, and well I should have dirty my hands on you.
Speaker 6: Find whom you give your own?
Speaker 3: Brother? Hulwas nagging. I don't know when to stop. Guess
Speaker 3: it was a mistake. Kicking your mistake not coming back.
Speaker 3: I guess you better leave, Slim. I reckon your best.
Speaker 4: I want you to be packed when I get home.
Speaker 3: What time you're coming back? I will be back till
Speaker 3: late tonight. Hey, what who's going to fix my supper?
Speaker 6: Nobody?
Speaker 3: You're not eating here again?
Speaker 6: Oh and you send me back?
Speaker 3: No penitentiary. He ain't even going to think about sending
Speaker 3: me back.
Speaker 5: That don was the moment Slim Usery made up his.
Speaker 3: Mind to murder his sister Etta.
Speaker 5: He knew she would walk home that night, and he
Speaker 5: waited in the clump of weeds until.
Speaker 3: He heard her footsteps. Had nice time, Who Slim?
Speaker 7: You scared me?
Speaker 3: What were you doing back in those weeds? Did you
Speaker 3: lose something? No? And just fixing to lose something, that's all?
Speaker 3: What do you mean? Nothing at a nothing? Tall all?
Speaker 4: Packaga?
Speaker 3: I don't want you in my house tonight. I changed
Speaker 3: my mind that I'm staying. Who said so? I said,
Speaker 3: So that's who I'm not in my house. No, if
Speaker 3: you don't go to right, I'm calling the police. You
Speaker 3: call him at her, you call him Slim. No no,
Speaker 3: no no, he's try to send me back and tend
Speaker 3: you who you treat her brother? You you han sure
Speaker 3: you teach her brother?
Speaker 6: And if they.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't all that, h you.
Speaker 8: M heavy herf cloxam dephti clockson. This is Slim asrie, yes,
Speaker 8: slam Hu, it's my sister Eda.
Speaker 4: Depty clocks and she she left the house. Es did
Speaker 4: go visiting.
Speaker 3: She didn't come home all.
Speaker 8: Night where she goes Slim, But I don't rightly know
Speaker 8: depty clockson.
Speaker 3: But you know Eda that didn't like her. Something must
Speaker 3: have happened to her.
Speaker 4: Now, would you would you help me find her?
Speaker 8: All right, Slim, I'll be right over.
Speaker 5: So don The murderer Slim Uzury reported to the authorities
Speaker 5: that his sister Etta was missing, although it was Usury
Speaker 5: himself who killed her. But in carrying out his plan
Speaker 5: to fool the police, Uzury ran into unexpected difficulties.
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Speaker 1: You are telling us Chief Pitcock that slim Osray murdered
Speaker 1: his sister Eta and then reported her missing.
Speaker 5: Yes, dam, and an investigation was started.
Speaker 4: The weeded area of the neighborhood.
Speaker 5: Was on the list of places where deputies thought the
Speaker 5: woman might be found, and the search there was in progress.
Speaker 4: Depty clocks, yes, Lam, you don't reckon.
Speaker 12: We find that in here if anything happened at us
Speaker 12: and break my heart.
Speaker 7: I know how you feel, Slimy.
Speaker 4: Let's cut the.
Speaker 7: Talk and look, okay, a man, what's the matter.
Speaker 3: What's the matter?
Speaker 7: She find something?
Speaker 8: Slim my, ood lord, I don't go away from my
Speaker 8: slim come away.
Speaker 13: From I don't sleep a week and I get the
Speaker 13: man who did this.
Speaker 3: I don't sleep a week. I mean.
Speaker 6: Hello, depty clocktion lam.
Speaker 3: They said you wanted to see me, yes, went over
Speaker 3: and said.
Speaker 13: Out sure, dep Clox, Well you got any idea who
Speaker 13: killed my sister?
Speaker 8: Yes, Slam, I've got a few ideas.
Speaker 3: Well, you just tell me who it was. I could
Speaker 3: ring his neck and my two hands, I could, you
Speaker 3: could what?
Speaker 4: Slim?
Speaker 13: Well, you can't blame me, undeaf to Clarkson, Holy letter,
Speaker 13: never did no harm.
Speaker 3: No one murdered cold blood like that. You killed two
Speaker 3: men yourself. That was different?
Speaker 7: What was so different about it?
Speaker 3: Well, I paid for it. I spent nineteen years with
Speaker 3: the way and I you don't think it was me
Speaker 3: killed let her? I didn't say you killed her, but
Speaker 3: you could have. Well I didn't.
Speaker 12: Would I be killing my own sisters for.
Speaker 7: I haven't any idea?
Speaker 13: It's a fine thing.
Speaker 12: I come down here to help you, and I get
Speaker 12: accused of murder just because I've been in little trouble
Speaker 12: once or twice. You you can't let a man have
Speaker 12: no peace, not even when the affects and yea, his
Speaker 12: poor sister.
Speaker 7: Hey, Slim, huh, come, maya?
Speaker 12: What do you want?
Speaker 6: How come it was you, out of all the people
Speaker 6: looking for it to that found her body.
Speaker 4: You seem to know just where it was.
Speaker 3: She just happened to be while I was looking. If
Speaker 3: I kill her?
Speaker 13: You don't think I'd be fool enough to find a body,
Speaker 13: do you, Sliam, I don't know what to think?
Speaker 5: Well, don A few months went by and no new
Speaker 5: evidence turned up. Then one day Slim Usury left town
Speaker 5: and went to Little Rock, Arkansas. Shortly after he arrived,
Speaker 5: Gusray walked into a costumer's shop on Commerce Street and
Speaker 5: asked to look at a wig and mustache outfit he
Speaker 5: saw in the window.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, finest wig and mustache and little rock.
Speaker 3: Hey, yeah, man, it seemed better.
Speaker 4: I take it you're going to a party.
Speaker 3: Oh, I figured on a couple of parties. You gotta
Speaker 3: looking glass here. They look good on Maybe I'll take
Speaker 3: him right and back you sir. Oh yeah, the mustache
Speaker 3: sticks right on. I can see how it walks. Very good,
Speaker 3: very good.
Speaker 4: Indeed, nobody would recognize.
Speaker 3: You not with that on?
Speaker 7: How much?
Speaker 4: When? Now let's see?
Speaker 3: Uh, that'd be h eleven dollars and eighty cents with
Speaker 3: the tags? Okay, shall I wrap.
Speaker 5: Up on it?
Speaker 10: Sure?
Speaker 3: Rap him? You don't think I'm going to wear them?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 6: Do you?
Speaker 3: Attention? All spots? Are you an alert? Prevandon or auto round?
Speaker 3: All agency? Seek sin scott are several hundred dollars in cash.
Speaker 5: This man, described as tall and slender, apparently wore black
Speaker 5: mustache and whak as this guys caution this Spanish arm.
Speaker 3: Oh come on in, sergeant, what a morning, captain?
Speaker 6: I had that witness look at every picture in the file.
Speaker 3: No luck, not with that wigan mustache. Disguise, good disguise,
Speaker 3: you know, I can't remember anyone using a disguise like
Speaker 3: that on a hold up in years. This must be
Speaker 3: an old timer.
Speaker 6: Victims thought he was about forty, Captain. It doesn't make
Speaker 6: him too much an old timer. I wonder if he
Speaker 6: bought that Wigan mustache in one of the shops here,
Speaker 6: a little rock.
Speaker 5: Maybe, But they can't tell whether that stuff came from
Speaker 5: their shop until they see it.
Speaker 3: And it looks like we'll have to get our man
Speaker 3: before they can see it. How almostas eh? Well, joy,
Speaker 3: sit down, boy, sit down.
Speaker 8: Thanks.
Speaker 6: Moustache told me slim Joey. People around here know me slim. Okay, slim,
Speaker 6: I greevy you growed nobody be it Joey on not
Speaker 6: aks letter?
Speaker 3: Maybe?
Speaker 6: Well, I uh tell, as soon as I got your letter. Yeah, now,
Speaker 6: I wrote you boy cause I like you and I
Speaker 6: wanna do.
Speaker 3: Something for you. I'm sure glad to hear you didn't
Speaker 3: build that reformatory. Oh, I was like you said, they
Speaker 3: gave me a talk and say, well let me go.
Speaker 3: They haven't caught me, said that, good boy, Joey.
Speaker 6: I uh figured when I.
Speaker 3: Got your letter you will needed some help, and not
Speaker 3: just yet. Boy. First you gotta finish your lessons. Lessons,
Speaker 3: but I.
Speaker 6: Could do okay now I've been doing okay, Well.
Speaker 3: Maybe you could, but we gotta be sure about it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: Tonight I'm gonna try my old disguise trick again. You
Speaker 6: recollect I was turning you once about disguises.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here, I remember my boy.
Speaker 6: Tonight, I got a nice little old cafe, all picked out,
Speaker 6: be so easy.
Speaker 3: I won't need help from you. I wouldn't need you
Speaker 3: even if you was ready, So you just stick around.
Speaker 7: Rice fries.
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, what do you have?
Speaker 4: They got?
Speaker 3: Reach? Unch a minute? Everybody quiet, Wait a minute, I
Speaker 3: cut nothing. I mean to hurry. Why the dough, I'll
Speaker 3: get it, I'll get it. Hey, hey, hey, it was
Speaker 3: an accident. I don't lack accidents.
Speaker 11: I don't anybody.
Speaker 3: I hope I'm gone.
Speaker 4: Anybody follow get him? Get him? Get him?
Speaker 3: How bad is he? Sergeant? Luckily?
Speaker 6: Not so bad?
Speaker 3: Both flesh worms.
Speaker 4: Captain, this is wrong.
Speaker 3: Okay, Hello, mister Wallas. How do you feel now?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Not bad, considering I'm Captain Crossman. Oh oh, mister Wallers.
Speaker 3: Do you think you could recognize the man who held
Speaker 3: up your cafe and shot you?
Speaker 9: I I I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe I could have. I don't know that mustache anywhere?
Speaker 3: Is this the mustache?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it. I'd swear that's it.
Speaker 6: It was following in an alley near your cafe. The
Speaker 6: whole up man was seen running up that alley.
Speaker 3: That's that's it, alright, thanks mister Wallers.
Speaker 7: We know where it was bought.
Speaker 3: Now, all we've got to do is find the man
Speaker 3: who bought it.
Speaker 6: Enjoy just I canna tell all my boys, you're miss
Speaker 6: doing something one way, no matter how many times it worked,
Speaker 6: it ain't good no more.
Speaker 3: That seems crazy to me. What do you gotta do?
Speaker 3: Get another mustache?
Speaker 7: But please?
Speaker 6: And everybody else under that mustache and wig trick, and
Speaker 6: I gotta try something else. Yeah, but you promised I
Speaker 6: could try the mustache trick and I said no, bye,
Speaker 6: And I say no, I mean it. Maybe we pick
Speaker 6: up and go someplace else and try it, but not here.
Speaker 3: In little Rock. It's not swim and we're just getting
Speaker 3: set here and I don't know where I'm going to
Speaker 3: stay or not. They got a big charge against me.
Speaker 3: I could have killed that man last night.
Speaker 6: The other guy was shot up.
Speaker 3: A little serves him, right, I mean I should have
Speaker 3: killed him.
Speaker 6: Sure, so either been number three, Joey, number four, number four?
Speaker 3: You heard me. I mean you've killed somebody since I
Speaker 3: saw your last whatever I did. If you want no
Speaker 3: account and getting back, we gotta change our way of operating.
Speaker 3: But you've got a joke. Oh where you're going, I'm
Speaker 3: going out to samre and now watch up where you
Speaker 3: go and what you do?
Speaker 4: Just going out to get you a present?
Speaker 3: Present by for me? Sure the one for myself. I'll
Speaker 3: le see your latestlim Oh, captain, there's a sergeant Woods.
Speaker 6: We've got men planting at that costume store.
Speaker 7: Nothing doing yet, captain.
Speaker 3: Ok there, and at the other store is too.
Speaker 6: Okay, Captain, but it's pretty much of a shot in
Speaker 6: the dark. It's spelled to be a chump to come
Speaker 6: back for another mustache.
Speaker 3: But if he does come back, I want a welcoming
Speaker 3: party for him. Joey, Yeah, slam open up, wait, ben boy,
Speaker 3: get him here. I told you I was going out
Speaker 3: to buy a present.
Speaker 4: Set it there.
Speaker 3: Uh huh, that's it. Well, don't stand there, boy, They're
Speaker 3: going to give it to me.
Speaker 6: Give it here, I get two of them.
Speaker 9: What is it?
Speaker 4: Give it here? Boy?
Speaker 6: Not until you promise I can use.
Speaker 3: One one what one of these mustache outfits? Mustache outfits?
Speaker 3: Uh huh, I can't get it.
Speaker 4: Go please let me go with you.
Speaker 6: Glad you get it at the same story you showed me.
Speaker 4: Please lem you hurt me.
Speaker 3: Please. I had to get you, boy, I had to
Speaker 3: beat your brains out.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: Please, you could have got the cops here. You know
Speaker 3: that there were no cops. I look, no cops. I'm positive,
Speaker 3: but I didn't see anybody.
Speaker 6: Well, as long as you didn't see no cops, I
Speaker 6: guess me. No cops coming, guys, I'm sure everything's okay.
Speaker 6: You didn't listen to me, Joey, I killed people. Don't
Speaker 6: pay no attention.
Speaker 3: I slim, don't do nothing. Come here, you're miserable going.
Speaker 3: Didn't mean nothing, mean nothing.
Speaker 5: Please please, officers, you're under our right.
Speaker 4: Huh me Please, I didn't do nothing.
Speaker 3: He was trying to kill me. See about that, son.
Speaker 3: Come on, both of you, I show your pulling.
Speaker 4: Come on you, okay, kid, let's go.
Speaker 6: No, I don't want to go to jail.
Speaker 3: Come on, boy. It's just not a lesson.
Speaker 4: It should have been the first lesson. It should have
Speaker 4: been the first.
Speaker 13: Show down.
Speaker 3: That was the end of the teacher of crime.
Speaker 5: And Uzrie, who thought he had committed a perfect murder,
Speaker 5: made the worst mistake of all. He told someone about it,
Speaker 5: and the boy Joey, told the police and the Little
Speaker 5: Rock jail William Musray confessed the murder of his sister Etta.
Speaker 5: Uzree was returned to Mississippi, where he died in the
Speaker 5: electric chair in the Forest County Jail a few months ago.
Speaker 1: Well, congratulations, Chief Pitcock, to you and the men of
Speaker 1: the Little Rock Police Department who solved this terrible crime.
Speaker 1: Principal roles and tonight's dramatization were played by Bill Smith
Speaker 1: and Jack Crimes Don Gardner speaking Gangbusters as a Phillips
Speaker 1: h Lord production, And that's