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Speaker 2: Out of the foxholes of Europe, from the steaming jungle
Speaker 2: swamps of the Pacific. Our men are now coming home
Speaker 2: to a new America. A wave of crime has followed
Speaker 2: every war, and we must not allow lawbreakers to tear
Speaker 2: down here at home the very ideals that our men
Speaker 2: have fought to preserve.
Speaker 1: Tonight, Gangbusters present the authentic inside facts concerning a killer
Speaker 1: who felt he was even too tough for the army.
Speaker 4: And so Lewis J.
Speaker 2: Vallen, who has just resigned as commissioner of the largest
Speaker 2: police department in the world, takes over to interview by
Speaker 2: proxy Chief A. S. Harper, Chief of Police of Amarillo, Texas,
Speaker 2: Commissioner Valentine.
Speaker 5: Chief Harper, I believe that one of the surest ways
Speaker 5: to combat crime is to expose it. Now, we would
Speaker 5: like to have you rip this case wide open tonight, well.
Speaker 1: Commissioner Valentine, I'd like to start back in October nineteen
Speaker 1: forty two, at ten thirty in the evening, a small
Speaker 1: time gangster, Doc Rickett was sitting with his girlfriend in
Speaker 1: a fashionable Cincinnati nightclub.
Speaker 5: You're a snappy looking number tonight current.
Speaker 6: You like this dress?
Speaker 4: Huh?
Speaker 7: Yes, but you like a glove, he'd them, Hey, what
Speaker 7: are you stering us?
Speaker 4: Huh? What are you staring us?
Speaker 6: Red headed man over there? Any objections?
Speaker 4: Honey, you're my girlfriend.
Speaker 6: The redhead doesn't think so, he's smiling.
Speaker 7: Hey, don't pay any attention to him.
Speaker 4: Cora, Why not? That's Red Beaver, red Beef.
Speaker 7: He's dynamite. The FBI and Secret Service have sent out
Speaker 7: coast to coast alarms. He was a deserter from the army.
Speaker 7: He's the quickest trigger man I know of. He only
Speaker 7: pulls the biggest jobs there are.
Speaker 6: Thanks, Ricket, I thought he was interesting. Now I'm sure.
Speaker 7: Now you've done at He's coming over. You cross him
Speaker 7: and you get a bullet through your head.
Speaker 6: And you thought you were a big shot. I bet
Speaker 6: there are a million girls who wish they were in
Speaker 6: my place right now.
Speaker 4: He's shop pretty late about a little dance play off. Beaver,
Speaker 4: she's my girl, So you know who I am? Rickon?
Speaker 8: Sure I spotted you, red Hair.
Speaker 7: I know Sunday scroll teating myself.
Speaker 8: I blow around?
Speaker 4: How do you know my name? When I spotted good
Speaker 4: looking here, I asked a few questions about who she
Speaker 4: was with her? What's your tax?
Speaker 6: Should Cora Coral Weston?
Speaker 4: Mmmm, you've got what it takes. Car move over us
Speaker 4: s down. Cora is my girl, you know, Rick?
Speaker 9: And I think I could use you, maybe put you
Speaker 9: up in a big dough. Yeah, yeah, I could use
Speaker 9: this smart guy right now.
Speaker 4: My business?
Speaker 7: What kind of business spever.
Speaker 2: Be?
Speaker 4: Entertainment business? Yeah? Sure, I'd like to entertain. Let's see,
Speaker 4: we'll start with a little Halloween party.
Speaker 6: I had Aoween party where.
Speaker 4: In the Avondale branch of the Second National Bank.
Speaker 9: Oh, I get it, Uh huh Halloween.
Speaker 4: You know, sweep the clean with the witches brown. Suppose
Speaker 4: you take a walk for a couple of minutes, cricud
Speaker 4: I I had went a little board of directed meeting
Speaker 4: there with Karra. Well, I gram, okay.
Speaker 7: Okay, I would I would get a drink at the
Speaker 7: bar and then I'll be back.
Speaker 4: Smooth, honey, Here are plenty of smoke.
Speaker 6: Here are kind of sugar coated yourself favor.
Speaker 9: Leave him Holiday's Kara, I guess, sir, Why today's Columbus Day.
Speaker 4: Remember a Columbus discovered America and moved in. So so
Speaker 4: I'm taking a tip from him. I just discovered you,
Speaker 4: so I'm gonna do like him. I don't moved in. Uh,
Speaker 4: I say, sad, Cora sit in your apartment? You blame
Speaker 4: to me.
Speaker 6: Want me to fix your cocktail beaver?
Speaker 4: After two weeks you have to ask me. I'll land
Speaker 4: panel out to the answer. Hello, Oh what is that
Speaker 4: your beaver? Sure it's me. Well, I I haven't got
Speaker 4: anything to do. I suppose I drop up hunh No,
Speaker 4: Cora is my girlfriend? Uh record? Oh uh? Get your
Speaker 4: surprise package?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, but a clown.
Speaker 4: Suit and a cowboy suit? What's your gag? Sim Well,
Speaker 4: it's Halloween.
Speaker 9: You dress up fancy on Halloween, don't you. You are
Speaker 9: to wear a clown suit? See good gag?
Speaker 6: Eh ah.
Speaker 9: Besides, the client tile at the bank will have a
Speaker 9: tough time describing a clown and a cowboy.
Speaker 4: I get it. Work with me, awhile rack it and
Speaker 4: you're learning things.
Speaker 10: Attention on all police Almondale branch of the Second National
Speaker 10: Bank just robbed is seven thousand dollars by two men
Speaker 10: and Halloween costumes. One undress is a cowboy. One as
Speaker 10: a cloud approach with caution. He's met a heavily off.
Speaker 11: That's all well, agend Hayley. We've put that warning on
Speaker 11: every teletype.
Speaker 4: Through the stage.
Speaker 5: We at the FBI appreciate your cooperation. Captain Morrise.
Speaker 11: The Bandit's turn of dressing in halloween costumes was a
Speaker 11: touch of genius. Nobody can seem to identify them. But
Speaker 11: I've always noticed that when a man gets money easily,
Speaker 11: he spends it easily. So it's just one possible trap.
Speaker 11: I sent out an alert the nightclubs, bars, racetracks and
Speaker 11: pool rooms to watch for.
Speaker 4: Men who seem to be spending money too freely.
Speaker 5: Good, perfect, I'll never guess they're spending a little too
Speaker 5: much money, is what we're waiting for.
Speaker 4: Like this nightclub girl.
Speaker 6: We've sure have been covering them all, haven't we read?
Speaker 4: That's me girl everything in a big way.
Speaker 6: He would read you've been cracking so many banks every
Speaker 6: day headlines in the papers.
Speaker 4: Rickard's so scared he doesn't even dare leave.
Speaker 6: I had a He's pretty jealous, you know, read you
Speaker 6: taking me away from him?
Speaker 9: To leave Rickett to me, maybe I've got the biggest
Speaker 9: job yet lined up.
Speaker 4: A hundred thousand. Yeah, when Christmas.
Speaker 9: At Christmas time, everybody gets presents. I figure David the
Speaker 9: year Charleston trust to want to give us a present?
Speaker 6: Whey do you always pick a holiday red?
Speaker 9: Holidays are made for guys like me on holidays are
Speaker 9: suckers stuff up with takee and guzzle booze.
Speaker 4: Right, they get slow and care was gee, I never
Speaker 4: thought of that. It was makes him slip up and
Speaker 4: let themselves uh a way to way to bring another
Speaker 4: bottle of that champagne over here coming off.
Speaker 6: He's spending your money off of fast tonight.
Speaker 4: Read that's the way I make it, isn't it? A
Speaker 4: thanks have much of money? You know?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you've been drinking a lot, he said tonight.
Speaker 4: And the man was drinking. He wasn't himself. That's for
Speaker 4: other guys, not to me. You couldn't tell by the
Speaker 4: way I suck. I've had a drink.
Speaker 5: Here you are, sir, and pull through champagne.
Speaker 4: You know something, I'm gonna take a bath on that stuff.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't do that, sir.
Speaker 4: The bubbles a tick him quick on the trigger and
Speaker 4: he pour it suddenly. So oh.
Speaker 8: Anything else, sir?
Speaker 4: No, Yeah, buy yourself a house for Christmas. Yeah, take it.
Speaker 4: Drink you, sir, But yeah you say, uh, thank you, sir,
Speaker 4: thank you.
Speaker 6: You've blown your top, beaver, given that guy a sentry
Speaker 6: for a tish.
Speaker 4: Shut up and drink your champagne. Dames of crab all
Speaker 4: the time, get on my nerves.
Speaker 6: You couldn't just slip the way to the hundred.
Speaker 4: Oh no, not you.
Speaker 6: You had to make a production of it.
Speaker 4: I said, shut up, first thing, you know? Oh you're
Speaker 4: putting that loose slip of yours, or I'll slap you again.
Speaker 6: Now you've done it, your fool that are Sergeant? Why
Speaker 6: you slap me?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I eat on me. Sergeant's on toast. Uh.
Speaker 4: He's gonna use that for an excuse to come over
Speaker 4: and meet you. Us, gonna chase win.
Speaker 12: Like I did to get you away from Rick.
Speaker 7: What's the matter?
Speaker 1: Something wrong?
Speaker 4: What's it to you? Can I do anything for your miss? No?
Speaker 6: No, everything's all right.
Speaker 4: Hey what was your figuring on doing shot? If it
Speaker 4: hadn't been all right, I'd take it easy. But you've
Speaker 4: been celebrating a little too much. I suppose because you're
Speaker 4: in the army, your figure. Maybe I'm easy pickings.
Speaker 7: Uh oh, look, I don't want any trouble.
Speaker 9: As long as the young lady says, she's all right, okay,
Speaker 9: I'm leaving.
Speaker 4: I see you. We're gonna pull up Prince Charman stuff.
Speaker 4: What that gunaway said? Time? Sergeant, you ran into a
Speaker 4: tough customer.
Speaker 12: Oh you're so tough.
Speaker 3: Why don't you join the army? We need some good fighters.
Speaker 4: Are the army? Huh? I don't see you being so brave,
Speaker 4: And besides, I don't like the looks of an army uniform.
Speaker 6: Fred tred don't follow me. We gotta get out of here.
Speaker 4: How long are we gonna stay? Hold up here?
Speaker 9: In chorus five, Beaver as long as I say so, record,
Speaker 9: start playing at Piana cars.
Speaker 6: Sit down, Beaver, he's driving us.
Speaker 4: Not to that wall. Shut up. It wasn't for your
Speaker 4: negative wouldn't have happened.
Speaker 6: Can you beat that? We'd get a smooth full blows
Speaker 6: the top, shoots, and army sergeants sometimes to pin the.
Speaker 4: Wrap on me. Yeah, I had not to be so
Speaker 4: quick with that ride. Beaver.
Speaker 9: You're gonna start tell him me how to operate?
Speaker 5: Oh no, and ain't kill him?
Speaker 4: Comes pretty easy to me. Record. I'd remember that if
Speaker 4: I were you. The same goes for you, gir and
Speaker 4: wild say, there ain't no woodpecker. See what is called?
Speaker 4: Oh how u the cops store him?
Speaker 12: Give us a chance to get out the back when
Speaker 12: wander the fire escape and get the cops.
Speaker 4: I'll last him from there.
Speaker 3: Oh holm a doll.
Speaker 6: Take your time, boys, take your time. Okay, what you
Speaker 6: sell him?
Speaker 11: I'm Captain Morris of the Cincinnati Detective After her is
Speaker 11: a federal ation. So what we're looking for?
Speaker 4: Mine? And was him coming into this building?
Speaker 6: What'ch it on me? Every man who comes in this building,
Speaker 6: don't come up here.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, got the comedy. We know he's here. Step percent hold.
Speaker 6: It, Copper, I'm old fashioned. I don't know that strange
Speaker 6: man into my apartment. Unles, they got the search one
Speaker 6: really yeah, and that goes double for Coppers.
Speaker 11: But by an odd coincidence, I happened to have a
Speaker 11: such one right here.
Speaker 6: Well, if you must come head, what was that?
Speaker 4: Come on?
Speaker 11: Come back from that fire escape into the room again,
Speaker 11: put your arms up. We guessed if we came in
Speaker 11: the door, you a gentleman might go out the window.
Speaker 11: So I had a few of my men out there. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 11: I know one of 'em.
Speaker 3: Captain Morse Rickett.
Speaker 5: Ricket's an old time gangster.
Speaker 3: The Redhead the new one.
Speaker 4: I'm just an innocent bystander.
Speaker 11: The Redhead is the one who shot the army side.
Speaker 4: You that nothing, not me coping.
Speaker 11: Oh, we had all the nightclubs tipped off the report
Speaker 11: and then and was spending money too freely. The waiter
Speaker 11: will wait it on your table.
Speaker 8: Call us up.
Speaker 11: We examined a hundred dollar bill. You gave him a tip.
Speaker 4: I wanna see my lawyer.
Speaker 8: I don't blame you.
Speaker 4: Red.
Speaker 11: Suppose we get down the headquarters for a talk. And
Speaker 11: if I say no, well you should say no. I'll
Speaker 11: tell you you would come along a good deal like this.
Speaker 6: Let's saw me.
Speaker 4: Let's all will.
Speaker 5: So Red Beavers started moving fast, Chief Popper.
Speaker 1: His commissioner. Red Beaver didn't know what had struck him
Speaker 1: till he was safe behind bars.
Speaker 10: But the crime history of Red Beaver not yet reached
Speaker 10: his peak.
Speaker 2: Tonight marks the first broadcast in this Elle Waterman Company
Speaker 2: presentation of Gangbusters. And we're proud we have been able
Speaker 2: to select a chief investigator and commentator for these programs,
Speaker 2: a man who has been a police officer for almost
Speaker 2: half a century, and who last midnight resigned after eleven
Speaker 2: years as Police Commissioner of the New York City Police Department.
Speaker 4: Lewis J.
Speaker 2: Valentine, as head of the largest police force in the world,
Speaker 2: has made contacts with and influence police procedure on a
Speaker 2: nationwide scale. Federal, state, and local police departments throughout the
Speaker 2: country know in respect Commissioner Valentine as being in the
Speaker 2: forefront of our constant war against crime. Gangbusters and the L. E.
Speaker 2: Waterman Company are proud that Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine will
Speaker 2: act as chief investigator on these factual cases. Well, Commissioner Valentine,
Speaker 2: how does it feel to be facing a microphone?
Speaker 5: Frankly, mister Gardner, it's harder to face than a gangster
Speaker 5: with a gun. But the Only Waterman Company has provided
Speaker 5: me with an opportunity to do something I've wanted to
Speaker 5: do for a long time. To me, Gangbusters, which names
Speaker 5: names and states SAX is the ideal way to prove
Speaker 5: the folly of crime to those who might otherwise be
Speaker 5: led astray. And it's going to be my purpose to
Speaker 5: see that every program is pointed to bring about a better, safer,
Speaker 5: happy America for all.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Commissioner, and now, in recognition of your never
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Speaker 8: Crime, the L E.
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Speaker 5: Thank you, mister Gardner. It's certainly as beautiful. But I
Speaker 5: already have a Waterman set, one that was presented to
Speaker 5: me when I became a Captain of Police in this
Speaker 5: department nineteen years ago. And I'd rather miss one of
Speaker 5: Missus Valentine's home meals than lose that set.
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Speaker 5: Thanks mister Gardner, I accepted gratefully and I'll use them both.
Speaker 2: And now, Commissioner Valentine. Back to the case of Red Beaver.
Speaker 4: Chief Hopper.
Speaker 5: Red Beaver was in the Cincinnati prison.
Speaker 1: He is Commissioner of Valentine, and it was sixteen minutes
Speaker 1: before nine in the evening February twelve.
Speaker 13: Red Beaver lay.
Speaker 1: Sprawled in his bunk, watching water pouring from his wash
Speaker 1: base into the cell floor. Final lee, he walked over
Speaker 1: to the bar, separating him from Doc ricket itself?
Speaker 8: Hi, very good?
Speaker 4: Where's all the water coming from? Beaver?
Speaker 9: I told you we'd break, editor, John, But if it's
Speaker 9: all the time to you, I'd rather walk got the swimmer.
Speaker 4: You know what day today is, Vivian sure, February twelve?
Speaker 4: So what February twelve? Lincoln's birthday? What do you want
Speaker 4: we should do with birthday cake? You never heard what
Speaker 4: Lincoln did?
Speaker 9: We got him, so shot what you're raiment for us
Speaker 9: to get? Ever before he did, he freed the slaves.
Speaker 9: So today's Lincoln's birthday, So we'll do like him. We'll
Speaker 9: free the slaves us in it just like that? How
Speaker 9: comes up your base?
Speaker 4: And like the water and on the floor, why you're
Speaker 4: just running plenty.
Speaker 7: You're gonna start raising fishing in it like I say, Okay, okay.
Speaker 12: Good, Now we'll wait a minute and we call it God.
Speaker 4: And what we yell for a dry cell?
Speaker 9: When I would switch, when we hit him over the
Speaker 9: head and make a break, that's the water coming.
Speaker 7: They could launch a ship in here now, okay, ran
Speaker 7: in a cup?
Speaker 5: God got up.
Speaker 13: Kitchens gaming prisoners. Red Beaver and Doc Reckett have just.
Speaker 10: Held up the Second National Bank and our paving Green
Speaker 10: nineteen forty Christ Lissaedan license number two nine three dash
Speaker 10: three four eight.
Speaker 4: That is all.
Speaker 9: To Kansas City Police.
Speaker 13: To Kansas City Police believe killer Red Fever and par
Speaker 13: Ricketts are driving toward Kansas City.
Speaker 4: These men are heavily armed.
Speaker 13: Suggest roadblock.
Speaker 4: I can't stand us ray much longer, favor I'm cracking,
Speaker 4: how worried? Will be all right here to Kansas City.
Speaker 4: The whole country's working forest. I always do things in
Speaker 4: a big way, Ricketts. If I tell you Kansas City's safe,
Speaker 4: I got it all figured out. Broad block up ahead,
Speaker 4: Plato's brought and compass all over the place. I'll run over.
Speaker 4: I'll kill afula come on, I'm all in. Well, what's
Speaker 4: what's going on for? Paises Cock h Glass.
Speaker 5: Kansas City?
Speaker 13: FBI Washington Doc Rickett, companion of Red Beaver, was found
Speaker 13: hiding in cellar in Kansas City. Rickett is now under arrest.
Speaker 13: Red Beaver escaped and is believed hiding in one of
Speaker 13: the southern states.
Speaker 8: Hello hello, Edwards.
Speaker 4: Oh oh yeah, yeah, sure, this is Edwards. That's you home.
Speaker 4: Sure yeah, Wait a minute, Lisa, down man, you get tired.
Speaker 4: I'm just not used to this Texas weather.
Speaker 10: How do you like it here in Ambrillo?
Speaker 4: It depends upon how well you like?
Speaker 9: Hey, baby, very often I'll see the night all right, Yeah,
Speaker 9: we'll go to a clebt better.
Speaker 4: No, No, what's matic? Holdly can you beat that?
Speaker 12: H what's the matter?
Speaker 4: Two women out in the street they bump cars. Oh,
Speaker 4: but the little one shoving a big one around. Nah,
Speaker 4: the big one, she won't take it.
Speaker 11: Wall, what happened?
Speaker 4: The little one gives a big one a slap. The
Speaker 4: cops seen him. Hey, there's a grand sand seat. Hey,
Speaker 4: they're looking up here at the window. They can see
Speaker 4: me laughing.
Speaker 6: Now, see, you're as good as a radio fight.
Speaker 14: Announced it is.
Speaker 4: The CoP's walking across the sidewalk. Todd my lendo here
Speaker 4: and this is a laugh.
Speaker 5: Why if you'll only know, Hey, we see you saw
Speaker 5: these two women bump cars?
Speaker 2: Didn't you sure?
Speaker 4: I see him off the side? I was looking right
Speaker 4: out the window here, and which one was at fall?
Speaker 4: He had valent? You don't get me between two days,
Speaker 4: especially those days. If one of them was cute, it
Speaker 4: might be different.
Speaker 8: Hello.
Speaker 4: Hello, Wait a minute, baby, I'm talking about a copy here. Well,
Speaker 4: I guess I have to take him up to the
Speaker 4: station house. Will you come up with me and tell
Speaker 4: what you're sold? Now, wait a minute, I'm not gone. Okay, okay, share,
Speaker 4: I'll go with you. I'll be much applied to be wools. Yah,
Speaker 4: sure I will. Hello, Shugar, I'll call you back later.
Speaker 9: I gotta go say justice done well Coppa, wait away,
Speaker 9: I'll put on my hat and.
Speaker 4: Be right with you. This is a gentleman. I was
Speaker 4: telling you about Captain Kirkman. He was sitting in the
Speaker 4: window and saw the two women bump enders.
Speaker 11: Oh, I appreciate your coming up to the station.
Speaker 4: That's all right.
Speaker 8: What's your name?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Edwin.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm Captain Kirkman and this is Captain King.
Speaker 4: I'm glad to meet you. Oh, sit down, mister Edwards.
Speaker 4: H You've got a pretty good police station here at Amreillo,
Speaker 4: haven't you. It serves this purpose. You're a stranger in Amreilla.
Speaker 4: I've been here a couple of months. Hey, you want
Speaker 4: me to tell you about those two women from because.
Speaker 5: Yes, but you don't happen to know a man by the.
Speaker 8: Name of Red Beaver.
Speaker 4: Uh. Red Beaver. He's an escaped convict and the killer. No,
Speaker 4: I never had whom but he asked me. I was
Speaker 4: just wondering.
Speaker 11: Red.
Speaker 4: That's all. Call me Red. My name is reddits Jack
Speaker 4: Jack Edwards. Oh I see here there's a wanted circular
Speaker 4: for Red Beaver for.
Speaker 5: Desertion from the army and killing an army sergeant. I
Speaker 5: don't know what you're sucking standing back to you, all
Speaker 5: have their guns out.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't kill my body with me. I didn't
Speaker 4: kill him. What a sucker I am.
Speaker 9: Yes, sure, all police officers have been on the lookout
Speaker 9: for you from the ending up here for then two
Speaker 9: dams A bump their cars.
Speaker 4: I could funk them off.
Speaker 5: Didn't figure it might be a little planned to get
Speaker 5: you up here without any shooting.
Speaker 4: And I thought I was smart, me me Red Beaver
Speaker 4: being took in by this one hot joint. I didn't
Speaker 4: kill that guy, don't. We'll leave that to the United
Speaker 4: States Army. Beaver.
Speaker 11: They're asking for you.
Speaker 4: No, look, I'll do anything. I'll tell you anything you
Speaker 4: want to know, but don't let the army get hold
Speaker 4: of me. So don'tn't don't let the honey get hold it.
Speaker 5: Please, he tail.
Speaker 2: Harry Red Beaver, as convicted by a court martial at
Speaker 2: Fort Sill.
Speaker 10: You will on this morning of September twenty sixth, nineteen forty.
Speaker 4: Four, be hanged by the neck until dead.
Speaker 8: Harry Beaver, have you anything to say?
Speaker 4: No, No, I just think goodness.
Speaker 8: May God rest your soul.
Speaker 1: And Commissioner Valentine at six thirty seven am, twenty minutes later,
Speaker 1: Harry Red Beaver is dead, executed by the United States Army.
Speaker 4: Offer.
Speaker 5: This has been a terrific case tonight one I doubt
Speaker 5: that we will ever forget. I wish that every person
Speaker 5: in this country might have heard.
Speaker 1: It is Commissioner Valentine to Red Beaver. The men in
Speaker 1: the uniform of their country were suckers. He knew better,
Speaker 1: he knew how to get easy money.
Speaker 12: But it didn't turn out that way, and it never does.
Speaker 2: And now before we present our urgent, last minute bulletins
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Speaker 3: By the authorities. At this very moment, the case of
Speaker 3: Red Beaver is over.
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Speaker 2: Wisner, Dayton, Ohio Police Department announces a reward of eighty
Speaker 2: five hundred dollars is being offered for return of two
Speaker 2: and a half year old baby, Ronald Thompson and conviction
Speaker 2: of his kidnapper. Here is description given Gangbusters by Dayton
Speaker 2: Police of alleged kidnapper woman known.
Speaker 14: As Mary Wilkie forty to forty five years old, five
Speaker 14: feet six inches, about one hundred and fifty pounds, ruddy complexion,
Speaker 14: ready sh brown hair. Believed Hannett brushed back and up
Speaker 14: speeks with slight accent, possibly Southern or Eastern, pleasing personality.
Speaker 10: Renew vigilance for this woman.
Speaker 14: Reward now offered by Dayton, Ohio Police. Eighty five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: From Denver, Colorado Police surgent bulletin concerning suspect wanted for
Speaker 2: questioning and connection with murder of Ja richardson that city.
Speaker 2: Suspect described as follows Andrew Cypus alias Jack Wood alias
Speaker 2: William Hammond, thirty six, five feet six inches, about one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty pounds.
Speaker 10: Dark hair, brown eyes. When last seen, according to police,
Speaker 10: wore khaki shirt or jacket with bloodstain on right shoulder
Speaker 10: and sleeve where he supposedly was shot in struggle with victim.
Speaker 10: Suspect believed to have left scene of crime in company
Speaker 10: of women in green Pontiac Satan bearing Los Angeles license
Speaker 10: ending in numerals eight zero. Watch for Andrew Cypus, wanted
Speaker 10: for questioning, murder dead the police Department.
Speaker 2: If you have any information concerning these clues, notify your
Speaker 2: local police, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, or gang Busters
Speaker 2: at once now here is Commissioner Valentine.
Speaker 5: Next week, Gangbusters will present the Case of the Red
Speaker 5: Evening Dress. It's about a girl and her love for
Speaker 5: a killer.
Speaker 3: Remember next week, same time, same station.
Speaker 2: One of the most unusual cases Gangbusters has ever presented.
Speaker 4: In the meantime.
Speaker 2: When you are buying a fountain pen or when you're
Speaker 2: buying ink, just look for the name Waterman's gang Buster's
Speaker 2: Sanctual Case Histories is a Philip's h Lord production. This
Speaker 2: is ABC, the American Broadcasting Company