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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho.

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This is your host, Adam Graham. In a moment, we're

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going to bring you this week's episode of Charlie Chan.

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Great Adventures dot Info. Now we are moving on to

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a shorter Charlie Chan serial. This is once again a

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partial We're kind of coming in in the middle, but

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I think the rehabs do a good job explaining what's

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happened today. In addition, we are only going to have

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three weeks with this particular serial, so it's not going

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to be another Landiny murder mystery thing, so much shorter

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story as we try to untangle the murder of Colonel Willoughby.

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Now there are often dates given for this series. Four

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September and October nineteen thirty six. And I'm not entirely

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sure that that is accurate, given that it assumes that

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the serials are played once a week, which was not

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generally the way that the fifteen minute shows were air

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generally like three times a week. But we will go

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ahead and say that these episodes are from nineteen thirty six,

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and the episodes are known as The Colonel's Son Is Murder,

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Suspect and Simmons Confrontation about Identity.

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Speaker 2: The most delightfully fascinating character in the realms of mystery

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Earl der Bigger's Charlie Chan. Inspector Charlie Chan of the

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Honolulu Police Force, is engaged in trying to solve the murder.

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Speaker 3: Of Colonel Willoughby. The elderly colonel.

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Speaker 2: Had been struck down in the hallway of mister Blake's

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house in San Francisco. Inspector Chan field that the murder

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had some connection with the colonel's search for his son,

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who had supposedly committed suicide during the war. Simmons, mister

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Blake's butler, falls under suspicion since he steadfastly refuses to talk.

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But Inspector Chan is convinced that Simmons did not commit murder.

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Sir Reginald Bottley, also a guest, to companies Miss Mitchell,

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the murdered man's secretary, to search the colonel's hotel room,

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where they find a stranger going through the colonel's papers.

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Charlie Chan arrives on the scene, and after ordering Sergeant

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O'Brien to take the man to prison, he announces to

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the others that the prisoner is none other than the

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missing son, Douglas Willoughby Junior. Are you really serious, Channon?

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Speaker 4: Most assuredly, my dear dath, I am fatin of it.

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Mister Jim Watson is none other than the colonel's Lassan.

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Speaker 5: I suppose you'll laugh at my woman's intuition, but that's what.

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Speaker 6: I felt, you see, DA.

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Speaker 4: From the moment sighed until Brian mentioned the fact that

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Colonel Willoughby had been murdered, the young man's expression completely changed.

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Speaker 2: I wasn't watching particularly at the moment. What did he do?

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Speaker 4: Up until that moment he seemed to be somewhat concerned

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with the predicament in which he found himself, but with

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the announcement that the colonel had been murdered, a look

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of pain cropped his feature. He was stunned. There was

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no acting. He was genuinely shocked.

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Speaker 2: That, of course, would tend to show him innocent of

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the murder at least.

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Speaker 5: But it wasn't that sort of a look. I mean,

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it wasn't that he was amazed or anything like that.

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He was well, you've seen people who've received word of

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a sudden death of a relative of friend. It would

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exactly like that.

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Speaker 4: Added to that a little Chinese thing, what do you mean,

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jolly Through the eyes of the aged man, you can

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look back into the past and see the youth in

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the features of the youth. You can look forward into

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the future to see the man he will become. There

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is a similarity of feature which cannot be denied.

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Speaker 2: Then, if you felt that he Watson was the Colonel son,

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why did you encourage your Brian to arrest him?

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Speaker 4: Because he will be safer in jail than in any

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other place. The murderer who is so brutally cut down

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his aged father, we will not hesitate to kill the son.

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And consider that, what explanation can we make to O'Brien.

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We shall have to tell O'Brien of the inside of the.

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Speaker 6: Case, so to speak.

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Speaker 4: We can hardly expect cooperation from Sergeant if we fail

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to enlighten him as two facts leading up to an

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Speaker 2: Yes, hey, we Sir Reginald, the Colonel. All of us

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naturally wanted to keep the matter of the colonel search

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Forli Sun away from the gentleman of the press.

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Speaker 4: But now I think, with proper explanation to Sargeant to Brian,

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he will keep secrets. All irish Men, even if born

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in San Francisco, are sentimentally. However, we have more work here.

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Speaker 5: Here are all the Canal's business tapers on this deest.

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I'm sure that nothing here can help igns through them all.

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Speaker 4: No, it's not an expected place. We should look for papers?

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I see?

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Speaker 2: No, and what papers? Charlie?

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Speaker 4: Please both of you? What was young man doing here

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searching for papers? Is that not so?

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Speaker 2: Yes?

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Speaker 4: We assume he apparently did not find them, or if

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he did, he hid them when he heard you, Miss

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Evelyn and Sir Reginald come to room. Now, where would you,

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if you were caught unawares hide papers? Remember when Fox

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is pursued by hound, he eludes his pursuers by thinking

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like them.

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Speaker 2: All right, No, what papers would they be, and how

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big a package?

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Speaker 4: That question, that's my friend, you can answer as easily

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Speaker 6: I look about you.

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Speaker 4: What seems disarrange. Pictures are all straight desks we have searched.

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Carpet on floor seems taut, and even no hidden walls,

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safe behind curtains, odd robe, trunk is locked.

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Speaker 2: Come in, please, oh Reggie in the district attorney.

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Speaker 6: Yes, we our Sergeant O'Brien. He told us what to

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transpire to day. We thought you might be search up

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for paper, so we thought we'd drop round and help you.

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I was going to wait till breakfast, but they all

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thrill in the chase, the man hunt. Even at my age,

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a man doesn't outlive it.

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Speaker 2: O'Brien told you about his prisoner, mister Oblocky. Yes, seem

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certain that he was a fellow who left his hat

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on the hall table so that he wouldn't.

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Speaker 6: Talk, and that you, mister chan recommended that he be

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locked up.

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Speaker 2: Indeed, yet it jolly maintains, and I agree with him

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now that O'Brien's prisoner is the colonel's son.

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Speaker 6: So if he was down, you don't mean it.

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Speaker 4: I am certain of it. Come explanations later. He must

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continue search for paper.

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Speaker 2: Well, I may not be the world's greatest searcher, but

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I am certain there's nothing in this two days searching

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that's supposed to be the prerogative of the District Attorney's

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office searching and finding or doesn't exist.

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Speaker 6: Did you look at that fower part No? No, but

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Speaker 2: A key looks like the key to that trunk.

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Speaker 4: I hardly think, however, that our prisoner had time to

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unlock the trunk, hide the papers, and relock the trunk. Now,

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I am inclined to opinion that it is some simple

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place we shall find paper. A woman, of.

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Speaker 5: Course, would hide them under the mattress on the bed.

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Speaker 6: I'm looking there now. Sorry. Did you ask your prisoner where.

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Speaker 3: He hid them?

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Speaker 4: No, we did not. I do not think he would

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give us an answer to that question any more than

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he would to the other questions.

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Speaker 2: We are just to say we've got our own methods.

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I'll call Obrian. Hello, every police headquarters, Yes, this is

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the district attorney. By the way, Inspector Jan, what do

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you expect to find in these papers?

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Speaker 4: I am hopeful that we will find that link which

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will complete for us the chain of evidence with which

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we shall shackle murderer.

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Speaker 2: She's pretty hopeful. I wish you were, does luck? Oh hello, listen,

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this is whole room. Yes, where's of Brian? I want

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to talk to him right away?

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Speaker 6: And he's still there. And by the way, Duff, I

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wile ast eingdram notified everybody I could think of. You

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sent word to General. Yes, I rather imagine he'll want

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to make the funeral arrangements. General, mister chann is the

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colonel's nephew, Yes to the estates.

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Speaker 4: Not if our prisoner is Colonel Willoughby's sane.

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Speaker 6: God, that does complicate matters, doesn't it. I hadn't thought

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of that at all.

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Speaker 2: Oh, hello there, Ryan, listen, see if you can persuade

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your prisoner to tell where he hit the papers he

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found when he was searching the colonel's hotel room. And

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I know he won't talk and trial little persuasion.

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Speaker 3: What's then?

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Speaker 6: Who did?

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Speaker 3: No?

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Speaker 6: I don't say anything to anyone.

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Speaker 2: You understand.

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Speaker 3: Now listen to Brian. You handled this.

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Speaker 2: Away, Inspector Chan and Inspector Duff wanted handled. And you're

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due for promotion, right goobye yeah?

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Speaker 4: I tell him advice went indicate at sight until Brian

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had made discovery. Yes, he went through Colonel Willoughby's wallet

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and he found a what did photograph of a young

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fellow in uniform?

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Speaker 6: He says, it's a photograph of your Prisoneratson.

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Speaker 4: That he disposed his findings to no one.

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Speaker 2: He hasn't so far, and I wanted, as you heard

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his mouth shut Hill Jolly, your surmizes, deductions and eliminations

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are correct. Not to mention your woman's intuition, Miss Mitchell.

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Speaker 4: All of which, however, while definitely proving that we are correct,

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does not bring us closer to finding the murder. That

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requires the finding of the other papers.

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Speaker 6: But on the other hand, Inspector Chen, who have no

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proof that the world or are any other paper?

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Speaker 3: No?

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Speaker 4: But do you think the reginal that this man I

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do not know whether to refer to him as Watson

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or Willoughby. Do you think that he came here searching,

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that he committed burglary merely on the possibility that there

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were papers? No? I think not. He knew that papers

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referring to him existed.

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Speaker 6: Do you think, Inspector Chan, that he wanted the papers

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to prove his identity?

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Speaker 2: I do not.

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Speaker 4: I think the man has forever given up the thought

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of claiming relationship with the murdered man. I believe that

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he wished to destroy the paper to ensure forever that

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the past was dead. But why to answer that question

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as to why a human being does things contrary to

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natural impulses? Is to answer the riddle of the mind.

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It is to solve the problem of the insane. It

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is to supply the answer to what is genius? Only

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young Willoughby can answer that question, and we must view

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that most care in trying to persuade him to do so.

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Speaker 6: Well.

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Speaker 2: The only thing I know left to do is they

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have this room completely turned inside out. We haven't the

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time to do it, so I suppose we'll have to

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turn that over to mister Hoblook' step.

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Speaker 4: It is at such moments as these that I regret

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not having my assistant Kashimo with me.

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Speaker 2: Yeshimo. Oh, yes, the little Japanese I met in Honolulu.

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He's the same hears World Prize bunger. He enters with

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fan fare of trumpet where angels fear to tread, but

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he has unique faculty for interesting himself in other people's affairs,

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and as such, Bangla though he is, he is part

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master in art of searching. One moment, please, I have thought,

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Miss Evelyn, will you be pleased to rise from chair

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search under cushion, Sorry, mister chair, No papers here moments

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come simplated spots. I've found papers, wish to destroy the same,

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and that conclusion of search.

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Speaker 4: I am interrupted. I desire to hide papers, but also

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to try and as sure they are being destroyed. I

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should remove colored paper from bottom of waste baskets, facing

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papers underneath colored paper. Ah, this time we are fortunate.

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Here are papers.

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Speaker 6: Use paper clipping, Joe, I say that's searching.

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Speaker 5: Here's a cutting the London Daily Sketch, March eleventh, nineteen sixty.

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Colonel will you be some Douglas eu Genandan King's rifles

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to be tried by a military court.

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Speaker 6: Oh, here's another. The tennant prefers suicide to court Marshall.

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Speaker 2: Right, Joe, look at this? What is it that?

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Speaker 6: Look here? Everybody?

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Speaker 2: Colonel Douglas Willoughby inspects Birmingham Volunteers. Here's the colonel walking

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down the front rank and and look who's behind him,

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the solgiant Major Simmons.

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Speaker 4: Mister Blake Butler, you are correct. Come, no time has

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be lost. We must question Simmons. But Martha Matt. If

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Murder knows that Simmons did here at Blake's house, his

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life is not worth a proverbial penny.

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Speaker 2: Inspector Chan and Inspector Duff of Scotland Yard are in

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Blake's study when the suspected Simmons knocks on the door.

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Speaker 4: I mean, please you guys, Yes Simmons, is mister Blake

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at home? Yes, sir, mister Blake Sir is in the library.

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You wish to speak to him, if you please, simen

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as a Sergeant O'Brian arrived yet Sergeant of Bryan, Sir

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is in the gymnasium on his hands and knees, Sir,

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examining the floor with a magnifying glass. Indeed, you seem

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to find some measure of humor in the situation, said,

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begging your pardon, sir. But considering Sergeant of Brian's sarcastic

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remarks about Sherlock Holmes, I do find a tinge of

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humor in his position, sir, If not the situation, Yeah.

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Speaker 2: You know, that's something I haven't done for a long time.

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I have half a mind, joined the sergeant.

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Speaker 6: In fact, I show you, yes, what the Jewish stuff

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has up his sleeve, something on his mind, undoubtedly yet

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but what, oh well, we shall.

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Speaker 4: Learn in due courts. Miss Evelyn. You have arranged these

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newspaper clippings, notes and diary on that table.

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Speaker 5: Yes, mister Chen, everything is as you wish to.

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Speaker 4: I think, yes, I am certain that now it would

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be better for you to get some rest.

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Speaker 6: You will stay here here.

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Speaker 5: Mister Chen, But I have my room at the hotel.

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Speaker 4: Right, so, yes, you have none of your things here.

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I realize that, and I took the liberty of having

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the hotel people send them here.

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Speaker 6: But why I can just quite miss.

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Speaker 4: If murderer has any thought that you may know something

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regards Colonel search.

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Speaker 6: For some he will as ruthlessly kill.

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Speaker 4: You as he has Colonel No, Miss, evident, until such

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time as murderer is under lock and key, you do

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not move from under our eyes.

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Speaker 6: I think you'll write, inspect up. I only wish I

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had your optimism in regard to capturing the killer.

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Speaker 4: Where is the Reginald? We shall catch him?

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Speaker 6: But you haven't the slightest idea who he is, or

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what he looks like, or where does start searching for him?

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Speaker 4: Think the Reginald? What other shall we say proverb. Do

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you make frequent use of it? Scotland jar, What other

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besides essential clue will carry you through?

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Speaker 6: I don't know exactly what you're driving at.

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Speaker 4: Is this remark not familiar? The murderer always returns to

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the scene of his crime.

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Speaker 6: Well, oh, yes, I've forgotten that at the moment.

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Speaker 4: The murderer when in this instance do so, If not

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of his own volition, then because of trap which we

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shall bait and set for him. Consider too, if you please.

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We have not only to arrest murderer to avenge killing

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a kindly old gentleman, but we must do so in

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order to free young man at present held in jail.

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Speaker 5: Oh yes, I feel so sorry for that young man.

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I did when we Sir Reginald and I walked in

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on him. But Colonel Willoughby's hotel.

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Speaker 6: Room, I have to admit that, even though caught in

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the act, he didn't strike me as being a thief.

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Speaker 4: That until murderer is caught, that young man's life is

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not worth anything. I know that I'm right. Murder will

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kill him if he finds out that he is young

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Douglas Willoughby. No, he is safer in jail. No, matter

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how unpleasant.

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Speaker 6: Oh, there you are. Simons told me you had return first.

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Speaker 4: Mister Blake, can we impose upon you to the extent

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of having Miss Evelyn provided with sleeping carton. I am

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fearful of allowing her out.

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Speaker 6: Of our sight?

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Speaker 4: Oh yes, afraid the murderer might get her too. Yes,

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I see.

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Speaker 6: Or certainly someone will show you to a room during

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the bells original course.

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Speaker 5: Oh I feel that is. I really hate to put

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you to this trouble.

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Speaker 4: I'm not at all delighted to have you with it.

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Oh I almost forgot this telegum arrived a short time ago.

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Speaker 6: Just learned my uncle's death. Am flying from Chicago.

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Speaker 4: Gerald, Gerald, Colonel Willoughby's nephew.

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Speaker 6: Yes, we knew he was on a trip around the world,

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but we didn't know he was in the States.

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Speaker 4: Mister Blake, May I use your telephone? Thank you so much? Hello,

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give me telegraph company please, yes, thank you, Hello, Please

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send this for me, addressed to Gerald Willoughby, your uncle

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murder come to Blake's San Francisco. Signed that where to

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ha a telegraph company will have to call Chicago Hotels.

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You should do that at once, and answer is required.

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Try expensive hotels. First, Yeah, thank you so much.

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Speaker 6: You try to find out whether or not Gerald is

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or was in Chicago precisely. Well, he couldn't have sent

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the first telegram if he hadn't been.

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Speaker 4: Perhaps I am over careful. But between time murder was

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committed and sending of this telegram, murderer could have flown

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from here to Chicago to send said telegram.

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Speaker 6: Gerald had no reason to kill the old man. He

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believed he was heir to the estate. Well, yes, that's true,

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but they were the best of friends. And in any case,

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Generald has plenty of money of his own.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, man who has fallen in well does not required

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to be told that the whole is there. When we

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receive answer to that telegram, we shall have either one

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way or other definite answer as to mister Gerald's whereabout

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the young lady is ready?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 5: Well?

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Speaker 4: Thank you?

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Speaker 5: Everybody?

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Speaker 6: Rest well?

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Speaker 3: Anything you require a springboard?

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Speaker 4: Ah, here is sergeant O'Brian, well, sergeant without prison to talk.

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Speaker 7: Not a word will he say? Says he doesn't care?

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What do we do to him?

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Speaker 4: Simmons informed us that you are making exhaustive search of

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floor in gymnavy.

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Speaker 7: And you got I did I searched the floor for

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treasures of wood, and I found that the man who

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made the footprint outside the front door walked down the

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hallway into the gymnasium as far as the motion picture machine,

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and back onto the hall room.

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Speaker 4: And that's all which finding would ten is substantiate our

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previous belief that the murderer slipped in the house, handed

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note to colonel, lowered him the hallway, and killed him,

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all within the space of a few moments, and that

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he didn't ah. And here is inspected that I think, yes,

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I am certain, now is time to question simmon, simony.

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Speaker 6: Someone really mixed up in this affair.

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Speaker 4: Very much so, mister Blake, but in manner totally expected.

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Thank you so much their Reginald Sergeant and mister Blake.

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We are asking you to bind yourselves to secrecy in

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what is about to be disclosed. It will make much

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that is not clear quite clear closed door. If you

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will be so kind, yes, oh, Sargeant Major, Yes, sir,

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I mean, did you speak so useless to deny anything

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any more?

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Speaker 6: Demens?

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Speaker 4: Look, if you will be so kind at these newspaper kippings.

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One is a particular interest. It shows Colonel Willoughby inspecting

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Regiment of Birmingham Volunteers. Figure of sergeant major follows the

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escorting officers, as is the custom in British Army. Sergeant

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major is Simmons by me. I see, sir, there's no use,

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as you say, denying anything. Quite correct. Women on dark

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night lighted way no longer is oft times quickest way

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home for explanation is in order? I believe, yes, sir,

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it is really quite simple, Sir. I was walking down

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Market Street one day. I saw somewhat familiar figure looking

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sporting goods in a window. I looked again and recognized

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him as Colonel Willoughby's only son.

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Speaker 3: We had lunch.

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Speaker 4: I tried to persuade him to let his father know

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he was alive. Did he give you any reason for

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his refusal, yes, sir, he did. He said that his

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father had at first believed the charge of cowardice against him.

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He said that he preferred to remain dead.

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Speaker 2: Sir. Do you understand why the charge was preferred against him?

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Speaker 4: Yes, sir. He was ordered to retreat by his superior officer.

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He obeyed orders, Sir. A superior officer was afterwards kios no, Sir,

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his superior officer denied giving any such order. When inquiries

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were made later and there were no witnesses, there were, Sir,

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But neither the witnesses nor Lieutenant Willoughby would say a word, Sir.

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The entire thing was hushed up as rapidly as possible, Sir.

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Once it was believed that Lieutenant Willoughby had committed suicide.

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Speaker 6: You thought that he had done so, too, Simon. I

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did so.

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Speaker 4: I was dumbfounded when I saw the young master on

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Market Street, and so when I learned that the Colonel

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was coming to the house here to talk, I called

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Master Douglas and told him to come over. He wanted

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to see his father, to hear his voice, even if

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he did not disclose himself to him. I understand, Simms,

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and young Willoughby left the house before the murder was committed.

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Speaker 6: Yes, sir, most certainly, sir. Shall I answer it, sir?

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Speaker 4: Yes, we must try and get Simmons to tell us

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who the superior officer was who denied this order to retreat.

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They're liars, our solution, you think, so, I am fat

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not it.

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Speaker 6: I remember the case, but as far as my memory

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serves me, no other officer was ever mentioned.

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Speaker 4: Telegram for you, Oh for me, thank you, excuse me, please,

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oh pardon me, gentlemen, I shall answer the door again.

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Speaker 2: I can't make this up. Look, Gerald Willeby staying at

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Rake Hotel has past week. We left for San Francisco

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by plane nineteen this morning, Manager Hotel Drake.

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Speaker 4: An answer to my telegram. I desired to find out

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whether or not mister Gerald Willoughby was or was not

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in Chicago.

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Speaker 2: Well, according to this, he was all weak. Gerald wouldn't

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be mixed up in this.

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Speaker 7: Then the fellow we have in jail is the Colonel Son.

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Speaker 4: Yes, Sargeant, but you realize it is better that he

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remained there until we have murderer in our grasp, and that.

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Speaker 7: It is sir the man that killed the father. Wouldn't

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hesitate about killing the son.

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Speaker 4: Now remember, please, everyone, we must continue our questioning of

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Simon very carefully. We must find the name of officer

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who was responsible for tragedy.

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Speaker 6: Wonder what's keeping? Some must still be at the front door.

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Speaker 7: By chance, Well, Simon, how to beware call the doctor.

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Speaker 4: This is Charlie Chen who was it?

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Speaker 6: Record?

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Speaker 4: Ye records it was I saw him. I'm so sorry,

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but it is too late.

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Speaker 2: Just when Simmons was about to disclose what he knew,

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the murderer strikes again. After you've heard from your sponsor,

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Inspector Chan will.

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Speaker 3: Be with us again. Well, Inspector Chan, what do you

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have horace?

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Speaker 4: This evening, I have been thinking of persons who are

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always in hurry, who always ride roughshods, so to speak

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to their goals, Chinese people have saying regarding say yes,

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mister Chan, the wise man waits for the egg to hatch,

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He does not break it open with a hatchet.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, Inspector Chain, and good.

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Speaker 1: Night, welcome back. I feel like the recap did a

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really good job getting us caught up on a much

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simpler murder case as opposed to one that was written

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for a novel. Again, it's not quite as deep or involved,

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and so I wouldn't be surprised if we're only missing,

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you know, somewhere like two to five parts. I also

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recognized a couple of voices from the Landini murder case,

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which means the series has kind of got a rep

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company feel going on. I appreciate that Charlie Chan tried

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to keep people safe. You hear so many programs where

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the detective just kind of lets things happen, even when

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you should suspect based on experience, that people are going

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to be in danger. But here he's being proactive. It's

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just that you can't protect everybody, and I guess you

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know only if you're a genre savvy detective. Wait, you're

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about to tell us something. Okay, guard him, guard him,

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guard him, don't let him go anywhere. But here the

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killer was able to go ahead and get to Simmons,

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which means that the Inspector's got to go elsewhere for

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his information. Now, this would seem to put the colonel's

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son in the clayer because he couldn't very well have

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committed this murder while he's locked up in jail, But

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we'll have to see how things play out in the

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next episode. Well, now we turn to listener comments and feedback,

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and we had a couple of comments on the Landini

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murder case. David Riots on the site called x I

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hope I's saying came to his senses. Sadly not, but

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he was fortunate that Inspector Chan and Sam Holt were

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willing to give him a lot of mercy so he

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could get a good ending despite his bad judgment in

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this case, and I really can't fault them too much

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on it. And Holly, who emailed me before we played

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the second to last episode, emailed after we played the

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second to last episode and changed her mind on who

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he did it. No, wait, it was Dudley Ward. Why not? Well,

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I'll allow it. I made my call as to who

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the murderer was. Well, I had an idea, but I

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firmed it up after listening to that second to last installment.

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So a perfectly valid change and decision, and in terms

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of reasoning, it's probably as good as mine. In three

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minutes shorter. All right, Well, now it's time to thank

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our Patreon supporter of the day, and I want to

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thank Jennifer, who's been one of our Patreon supporters since

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November twenty nineteen, currently supporting the podcast at the rookie

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level of two dollars or more per month. Thanks so

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much for your support, Jennifer. We will be back next

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Tuesday with the next installment in the Willoughby Murder Case.

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Join us back here tomorrow for Broadways my beat where.

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Speaker 8: People have been bringing slowly.

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Speaker 9: I'm from the police. My name is Fanny Clobt.

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Speaker 8: I've been telling him to deliver the flowers to the monster.

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Speaker 9: Beck tell me, yes, I'm from the police.

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Speaker 5: I've never talked to a police before. And you said

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you were at placement.

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Speaker 9: I remember that.

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Speaker 8: Never in my whole life have I've done what I'm

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doing now.

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Speaker 9: It's about a man named John Webster. I'm sure.

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Speaker 4: M hm in here.

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Speaker 8: My sister loved his teaching so much. Here right from

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this window. My sister jumps right from this window. Everybody

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who comes here wants to see what window I just

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jumps from.

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Speaker 9: Your sister was picide.

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Speaker 5: My sister was really not to live.

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Speaker 9: Now, perhaps you can tell me about a man named

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John web My sister was.

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Speaker 8: A woman who loved the man. He died for us.

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That's the woman's right. My sister loved Thomas Perry, truly

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loved him.

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Speaker 9: Thomas Harry, He loved him.

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Speaker 8: He was a child a bottoms where a woman should be.

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Speaker 9: What about a man named John Webster?

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Speaker 5: John where?

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Speaker 8: Of course?

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Speaker 9: Of course, what you have the wrong address?

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Speaker 8: I never heard of a man.

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Speaker 5: By that name.

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Speaker 1: I hope you'll be with us then in the meantime,

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