Speaker 1: The FBI in Peace, I have more another great story
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Speaker 1: Peace and War Drama Thrills action. Tonight's story the eighty
Speaker 1: Grand exits, I apologize for breaking in on you. That's why, Sir,
Speaker 1: instructions that I was not. I know, Sir, but I'm
Speaker 1: afraid this can't wait all right?
Speaker 2: Then, say what of this past? I am disease? No,
Speaker 2: Ms Carter, would you mind?
Speaker 1: I don't mean to be evasive, mister Ramsey, but in
Speaker 1: the bank's best interest, I'd better speak with you alone. Ah, I,
Speaker 1: misscar I'll call you in a few moments. Sit down,
Speaker 1: Sit down, Thank you, sir. Now, then it's about Earl Kelvin, Sir.
Speaker 1: His wife called a short while ago, said he was
Speaker 1: sick and wouldn't be in today. Uh is that what
Speaker 1: you wanted to see me about? Not a substitute teller
Speaker 1: in Kelvin's plays out, But please ask.
Speaker 2: Miscart of the stepbackage.
Speaker 1: I already put a substitute teller in his place. M
Speaker 1: He reported a defaultations eighty thousand dollars missing from Earl's
Speaker 1: test to eighty thousand, mister Ramsey, all of it in
Speaker 1: tens and twenties.
Speaker 2: That's what I wanted to see you about.
Speaker 1: In the early part of this year, the Federal Bureau
Speaker 1: of Investigation was called in on what, at the surface
Speaker 1: appeared to be a routine banking peddlement.
Speaker 2: A trusted teller had walked off with exactly eighty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars of his employer's funds.
Speaker 1: But underneath the surface was a situation far from routine,
Speaker 1: which was to develop into one of the most unusual
Speaker 1: cases ever to be investigated by your SBI or Earl
Speaker 1: Kelvin had planned and planned well, both in his entrance
Speaker 1: to crime and his eighty grand except.
Speaker 2: Neil Kelly, some money.
Speaker 3: Could I didn't call a bank to tell them you
Speaker 3: were sick till I was safely out of town.
Speaker 2: All right, let me take a thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Places and dance.
Speaker 2: Told you you'd like it. You also like the people
Speaker 2: and lot more friendly than that. Ege to sit down.
Speaker 3: I'll fix it in Scott, you better tell me in
Speaker 3: person's all going too fast.
Speaker 1: Little ly?
Speaker 2: Okay? You asked questions, I'll answer all right.
Speaker 3: What's her name?
Speaker 2: Johnson?
Speaker 1: Mister and missus Edward Johnston occupation salesman.
Speaker 2: I think I look most like a salesman, don't you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well know if you look most like a salesman,
Speaker 3: but you should don't look like real Kelvin's good enough.
Speaker 2: No respect. I like it better like you. What about
Speaker 2: the money? Bog up? And I'll show you what I
Speaker 2: mean that Ma said you left five thousand with her?
Speaker 2: She's right? I then why all part of the plan?
Speaker 1: I mean, when the police see what series those bills are,
Speaker 1: they don't think they have a lead on the rest.
Speaker 2: And they won't very sure. Well if mar plays her
Speaker 2: hand right, do you worry about Ma? I made sure
Speaker 2: that five thousand was entirely different. That'll be much.
Speaker 1: I've been expecting his call. Hello, Hello, John, Yeah speaking?
Speaker 1: Did you get that speech?
Speaker 2: I said, I got it all right? Read it back
Speaker 2: when you. I want my wife to hear how it sounds. Ellie, right,
Speaker 2: go ahead, Oh my mis is Earl.
Speaker 4: I'm just calling quick to let you know Ellie and
Speaker 4: me arrived today.
Speaker 5: Okay, And you should worry. I can't tell you where
Speaker 5: we are, and we won't be able to call anymore
Speaker 5: because the cops may tap your line.
Speaker 4: Hold on now Ellie wants to speaking.
Speaker 2: Okay, Mats, that's enough, You've got it. You know when
Speaker 2: to call, I know, just leave it to me so long.
Speaker 3: Well, Earl calls MA when the cops are there. They
Speaker 3: traced the call and think you're in Baltimore. Uh uh,
Speaker 3: thought of everything, haven't you.
Speaker 1: I've tried to when you steal eighty thousand from the bank.
Speaker 1: It's always at that idea. Thanks, question, no more.
Speaker 3: Questions, Just show me the loot, like you always said, Earl,
Speaker 3: money talk.
Speaker 1: Immediately after the Bureau was informed of Earl Kelvin's defection,
Speaker 1: Agent Reynolds and I were assigned to the case. Ordinarily,
Speaker 1: our investigation would have begun at the bank, but the
Speaker 1: first in the series of developments happened so quickly that
Speaker 1: the immediate locale of our inquiry changed to the rooming
Speaker 1: house where the missing teller had residents. This development was
Speaker 1: the discovery of some of the stolen bills in the
Speaker 1: closet of Kelvin's bedroom. Agent Reynolds and I arrived on
Speaker 1: the scene shortly there after. The doors of the rooming
Speaker 1: house had been left on watch. We were directed upstairs
Speaker 1: in the small suite of rooms Earl Kelvin had occupied.
Speaker 2: Mister Ramsey, an executive of the bank was waiting for it.
Speaker 2: Which of you did I speak with over the phone.
Speaker 2: You spoke with Agent Reynolds. Mister Ramsey, I'm Howard Stephens. Yes,
Speaker 2: sent her in.
Speaker 1: Money's right here in this bag, mister Stevens, just the
Speaker 1: way Missus Elson found it five thousand, almost five forty
Speaker 1: nine hundred.
Speaker 2: You were able to identify the bills, Miss Ramsey, Oh yes,
Speaker 2: there are all right, you say your missus elsoon found
Speaker 2: the money.
Speaker 1: Earl Kelvin's mother in lawyer. You can talk to her
Speaker 1: in a minute. Good, and I hope you can get
Speaker 1: more out of her than I did. Mister Stevens uncooperative
Speaker 1: on the conquest, she said, who rather odd?
Speaker 2: Well you see anything? She is to come right in,
Speaker 2: Missus els.
Speaker 1: Thank you, young man.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. Mister Ramsey. Well but shut that door.
Speaker 2: Will you sit down please, missus Elson, I'm.
Speaker 6: Much too upset to sit down. Really, if you have
Speaker 6: any more questions to ask me, you just go right ahead.
Speaker 2: You young men are.
Speaker 6: Agents of the FBI. An' she's a nice officer inside.
Speaker 2: Told missus Elsie.
Speaker 6: Oh there now, I gave him away, and after I
Speaker 6: promised not to, but then I promised.
Speaker 1: Earl, not too, miss Elso, Yes, all right with you,
Speaker 1: mister Ramsey, well of cars. By all means, you promised
Speaker 1: your son in law not to give him away, Yes, sir.
Speaker 6: I did, and Earl's such a nice boy. I feel
Speaker 6: real bad about that. You do well, I should hope so,
Speaker 6: after all it is, and every day a boy is
Speaker 6: thoughtful enough to leave his wife's mother a bundle of money.
Speaker 2: And the forty nine hundred dollars you're think he deliberately
Speaker 2: left it.
Speaker 1: I know he did.
Speaker 6: He only hit it in the closet. Those Ellie wouldn't
Speaker 6: find out. Am I talking too much?
Speaker 2: Young man?
Speaker 1: La?
Speaker 2: Who's Elie?
Speaker 6: He's right? My daughter real name's Natalie, but she'd scratch
Speaker 6: her eyes out if you called her that.
Speaker 1: It seems you're rather fond of your son in law,
Speaker 1: Missus Elsoon. Why did you get him away? Why?
Speaker 6: I'm fond of my son in law.
Speaker 2: Sure, but I'm also a law abiding citizen. Earl made
Speaker 2: a mistake, and the Good Lord will only help him.
Speaker 1: Pardon just one minute, missus Elsom, so like I can
Speaker 1: see you after Missus Elsom says.
Speaker 2: Hello, just hello, missus Elson.
Speaker 6: An agent went will take the receiver all right, but
Speaker 6: I think it's only Missus des Moines. Wednesday will usually
Speaker 6: see a showdown.
Speaker 2: Gore had Missus Elson answer and then hand it to me.
Speaker 4: Hello, Hello, my zero. Okay, Missus Elson, I'm just calling
Speaker 4: quick to let you know Ellie and me arrived.
Speaker 5: Okay, shouldn't worry. I can't tell you where we are.
Speaker 5: We won't be able to call anymore because the cops
Speaker 5: may tap your line. You Hold on now, Ellie wants
Speaker 5: to speak to you.
Speaker 4: Ellie, any last.
Speaker 5: Words you want to say to me?
Speaker 4: Ma, mah, hold it, Ellie, don't say anything?
Speaker 2: Hang on? Hung up? Uh huh? What'd you say?
Speaker 1: Not much, Missus Elson, but quite enough for us to operator.
Speaker 1: This is a federal Asian speaking out of town call.
Speaker 2: It just came into this number. I want to have
Speaker 2: a trace immediately. Please Law Law.
Speaker 1: Enforcement Agency Baltimore, Maryland and Vicinity be on the lookout
Speaker 1: for Earl Kelvin. The script and followed this man that
Speaker 1: wanted for himplestment eighty thousand dollars from the Second National.
Speaker 7: Hello, this is Marvin Miller with another page from your
Speaker 7: American Heritage scrapbook. It was in eighteen fifty four that
Speaker 7: Cyrus Westfield, a wealthy New York paper manufacturer, came out
Speaker 7: of voluntary retirement at the age of thirty five to
Speaker 7: fulfill a green and join the old world and the
Speaker 7: New with a transatlantic telegraph cable. The cable was to
Speaker 7: extend two thousand, three hundred miles from the coast of
Speaker 7: Irelands to the Canadian province of Newfoundland. The United States
Speaker 7: and Great Britain pooled their resources in the effort. The
Speaker 7: American warship Niagara was converted into a cable layer, and
Speaker 7: the British contributed and converted their ship, the Agamemnon. The
Speaker 7: cable used was flimsy by today's standards, just five eighths
Speaker 7: of an InChI in diameter, and it had to be
Speaker 7: laid on an ocean floor that was two and a
Speaker 7: half miles.
Speaker 2: Below the surface.
Speaker 7: Many heartbreaking failures plagued, but did not discourage the effort,
Speaker 7: and after several unsuccessful attempts, the two ships rendezvous once
Speaker 7: again in mid Atlantic on July twenty ninth.
Speaker 2: Eighteen fifty eight. The cables on each ship were spliced together.
Speaker 7: The intricate paying out machinery was set in motion, and
Speaker 7: as the cable began its descent to the ocean floor.
Speaker 7: The ships set their courses one east, one west. The
Speaker 7: Niagara proceeded to Newfoundland without mishaps. The Agamemnon was successful too.
Speaker 7: After weathering a bad storm and the threatening cavortings of
Speaker 7: a playful whale, cyrus.
Speaker 2: Field's dream became a reality.
Speaker 7: Queen Victoria and President Buchanan exchanged greetings to inaugurate the
Speaker 7: new cables, which had cut communication time between the two
Speaker 7: countries from ten days to only minutes.
Speaker 2: He was conquering distance and time, cyrus Field, pop.
Speaker 7: It could be done with a cable that connected half
Speaker 7: the globe and formed a link in the growth of
Speaker 7: America through transportation and communications.
Speaker 3: And it is believed the Telvin is hiding out somewhere
Speaker 3: in the vicinity of Baltimore, Maryland.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Great, soothing asdis on see real seven day wonders.
Speaker 2: Wait here the rest.
Speaker 3: Okay, I got all the additions, Mitch, get here yet yet?
Speaker 4: We can expect you money time though, Well, I.
Speaker 8: Just want to read you the news, honey. I'll be
Speaker 8: home soon as I finished my shopping all by.
Speaker 3: So you gotta kick out.
Speaker 2: Of it, I should think. So what else, Let's go
Speaker 2: back to the table.
Speaker 1: Sure, Well you didn't get here yet.
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't.
Speaker 8: Huh, but we could expect you any time to you.
Speaker 2: Tell now the beer? No, I gotta talk it back, Okay,
Speaker 2: if you say something, you gotta start a ribbing in town.
Speaker 5: When slack and I'm.
Speaker 2: Cool, Earl's mistation.
Speaker 1: That's been fun, Ellie, that goes double kind of too bad?
Speaker 2: It has to end.
Speaker 3: Well the thing goes. All good things happen.
Speaker 2: What if they don't?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Now, man, we're not bringing it all out.
Speaker 1: Of damn you hate Earl's got how many times you
Speaker 1: told me that you would have walked out on him
Speaker 1: years ago if it hadn't made for the job he had.
Speaker 2: What's stopping me? Now? You would stop me?
Speaker 5: There?
Speaker 1: Eighty thousand?
Speaker 2: Yar kidding yourself?
Speaker 1: Olly, you know, El, you want your diamond at eighty
Speaker 1: you'll go to the whole kaboodle.
Speaker 2: In some small business, the gas station, maybe a hardware.
Speaker 3: You know I do with your offerings no better.
Speaker 1: I'm offering the eighty thousand, every dime of it. What
Speaker 1: with earning the lock up? Who's next in line?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 6: What you mean?
Speaker 2: I don't tell me? The thought never entered that pretty mind?
Speaker 8: I did I admit it, but it went right out again.
Speaker 8: Why you don't you know why when he got out?
Speaker 8: Why you there's the only two of us know what
Speaker 8: he looks like. Can he changed his state? There has
Speaker 8: to be one of us turning him in a boat.
Speaker 1: What if there was another way to turn him in
Speaker 1: an ad type way, so we'd never know any worse?
Speaker 2: There was suppose he paid.
Speaker 1: For something with one of those bank bills, and when
Speaker 1: the cups picked him up he had more bills on him.
Speaker 3: Not a chance, because Earl took care of that most thoroughly.
Speaker 3: The only builds it could be identified with the ones
Speaker 3: he left Ford Ma, all.
Speaker 8: Five thousand works.
Speaker 1: That's why forty nine hundred worth your shire centurially.
Speaker 2: Forty nine hundred.
Speaker 1: I held out five twenties, these babies right here, five
Speaker 1: twenties a century.
Speaker 2: And what I was thinking there is nobody has access
Speaker 2: to her husband's wallet like a wife.
Speaker 1: Now, if you were to take say four of these
Speaker 1: twenties and change them for say four earls.
Speaker 3: Lets you low you had this idea when the stop.
Speaker 2: Maybe I did, maybe mud took me into it. Just
Speaker 2: do the manswerarly?
Speaker 1: What if there was an air tight way to turn
Speaker 1: early and.
Speaker 2: Stevens. That's the I Washington conversation.
Speaker 1: I've apprehended three suspects ssing your description, Earl Kelvin.
Speaker 2: I'm holding them professionally pending your arrival and sign a
Speaker 2: Powell Baltimore Police.
Speaker 1: No, No, that's not Kelvin. You are sure, mister Ramsey,
Speaker 1: I'm positive. Okay, tek him out me and bring in
Speaker 1: the next. Now you understand, mister Ramsey, he may have
Speaker 1: altered his appearance considerably, dyed his hair, scarred his faith.
Speaker 1: I understand that fact. You'd be amazed at length. Some
Speaker 1: of these fellows go, oh, parent, suddenly that's a man.
Speaker 2: Bring right in you go ahead that I'll be right
Speaker 2: with it, all right, Serge, thank him.
Speaker 1: How about this one? Mister Ramsey put him on? Well
Speaker 1: he does a little like her. Okay, but I'm certain,
Speaker 1: mister Stevens.
Speaker 2: Yes, Inspector, I'm sorry, mister Ramsey, this.
Speaker 1: May be interesting. One of you fellows that better listen
Speaker 1: on the extension, all Dave, would.
Speaker 2: You mind the good thing this phone here, Inspector?
Speaker 1: Either one the calls from Ohio man says he was
Speaker 1: handed one of the missing bank bills. Steve Holp, all right, sir,
Speaker 1: please continue.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm only going to say this once. I don't
Speaker 4: want to be involved in any trouble.
Speaker 5: It's just this man ed Johnson come into my store
Speaker 5: and he paid for something with a twenty dollar bills.
Speaker 5: I always checked big bills.
Speaker 4: At the cash registered for possible counterfeits. I'm gonna check
Speaker 4: this one. It matched up with the newspaper information on
Speaker 4: that newid fank combezzlement. I kept my mouth shut till
Speaker 4: this Ed Johnson left the store, and then I.
Speaker 5: Called you collect Like the pick said, I'm delivering the
Speaker 5: twenty dollars bill to a local police and that's the
Speaker 5: end of it as far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 4: Oh, biding citizen enough, just doing my duty.
Speaker 5: It's all we gotta say.
Speaker 4: By Ooh.
Speaker 6: Hello, so mob, it's elly, Oh Ellie, dear, how are you.
Speaker 4: I'm fine, mob.
Speaker 6: Earl isn't no, no, he isn't fine at all.
Speaker 4: The police just arrested him here in Acris.
Speaker 6: Well, that had to happen, sooner or later. Ellie, you
Speaker 6: come on home and I'll take care of you.
Speaker 4: I'm all right, man.
Speaker 6: I want to stay here for a few days in
Speaker 6: case the police should ask me anything.
Speaker 1: It will take care of me.
Speaker 6: Don't worry, all right, I will.
Speaker 2: You just remember what I said.
Speaker 6: This had to happen sooner or later.
Speaker 2: It's all for the best. Believe me. I do believe you.
Speaker 5: Mont, I don't miss.
Speaker 4: That's just what you'd say.
Speaker 1: This is all for the best.
Speaker 2: You go Why she didn't he did?
Speaker 6: I'm telling you, and just those words, it's all thought.
Speaker 2: That was excuse me, go ahead? What else? Do you
Speaker 2: my home?
Speaker 3: I'll get here and.
Speaker 2: You said no, thank you, ma'am. Mitch's going to head
Speaker 2: let it.
Speaker 3: Stepping into my Polly said Spotter, which on the light.
Speaker 3: We just want to sit in something more comfortable.
Speaker 2: Should only make sure it's something black. And I mean,
Speaker 2: after all, it's such a thing as.
Speaker 3: It's such a thing's.
Speaker 2: Gone, Mitch tell him, oh, such a thing as what
Speaker 2: what are you doing here? What am I doing? Shouldn't
Speaker 2: I be asking you that this is my house? Well?
Speaker 2: I should be here, shouldn't I?
Speaker 8: Earl?
Speaker 2: Shouldn't I? Ellie? We thought you were picked up her
Speaker 2: You didn't, Yes, Nick tad Oh, I can imagine what
Speaker 2: Mitch said.
Speaker 6: Well anyway, that that doesn't matter now those wasn't so,
Speaker 6: but he was so willing I was picked up.
Speaker 2: I had a nice long session with the FBI, and
Speaker 2: they they let you go. That's right. I told him
Speaker 2: I had the wrong man, that I wasn't Earl Kevin.
Speaker 2: My name was Ed Johnson. And I could prove it. Oh, Earl,
Speaker 2: you're happy for me? What you think? You too much?
Speaker 2: You're happy, I'll say, I am, brother. What is scared?
Speaker 1: Why? I should have known you'd talk out? Yeah, he
Speaker 1: should have had. You can prove it.
Speaker 2: Like you say, it's good. They find you with a
Speaker 2: couple of bills. That told him? Who said anything about bills?
Speaker 2: But how did you know what they found? Mate? Well
Speaker 2: I didn't. I only meant you didn't know about the
Speaker 2: five thousand mil young Now, yeah, he can talk, Ellie.
Speaker 1: Let me say what he means. He's had practice, haven't you,
Speaker 1: Mitch Earl? If you've got some crazy.
Speaker 2: Idea, I have no. I raised the idea and I've
Speaker 2: got the right idea. All I'm saying, the FBI let
Speaker 2: me go for one very good reason. What reasons? Oh
Speaker 2: what happened?
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what happened. Some tipster phoned in that
Speaker 1: I was carrying stolen bills. I said, that wasn't possible.
Speaker 1: They said it was possible, improved, And just when they
Speaker 1: were also going to prove that I was, Calvin, one
Speaker 1: of their agents spoke up and said I couldn't be.
Speaker 1: What one of their agents they named Reynolds. He said
Speaker 1: I couldn't be because he'd heard Kelvin's voice over the
Speaker 1: phone with Mary Elsom and it wasn't anything like mine.
Speaker 2: And then he said something else, something real interesting.
Speaker 1: All day, been trying to remember where he'd heard this
Speaker 1: tipster's voice before. Now he knew it was the same
Speaker 1: voice as Kelvin's on the phone with Ma. The same voice.
Speaker 2: Mitch, Oh, put that gun away out. What are you
Speaker 2: gonna do? Just what you think? Only first time. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna find out where you hit my money Earlier got
Speaker 2: it wrong. I didn't know the glitch. He's telling the truth.
Speaker 1: Where's the money? Ellen, you uptairs? Where it's all I've
Speaker 1: been upstairs? Don't lie to me, not right, I don't know.
Speaker 1: So you know, both of you know.
Speaker 2: I want that money, Mitch. Now for the last time,
Speaker 2: where is it? You've got three counts one two under
Speaker 2: the front seat of my car. Okay, that's my rackets.
Speaker 2: Open the door.
Speaker 1: I mean we're all go out and have a look
Speaker 1: bad Mitch, and don't try anything you never will again.
Speaker 2: All right, I keep walking up to the carboy here,
Speaker 2: I'm right behind you. Where right you? All of you
Speaker 2: stay you are, We're federal officers. Santay, are your hands raise?
Speaker 1: I'll take that, John Calvin, come on, let's have it.
Speaker 1: You know what along that was only a setup.
Speaker 2: Sorry for the.
Speaker 1: Deception, but we wanted to recover the money. Also, we
Speaker 1: wanted to find out just whose voices.
Speaker 4: Out going.
Speaker 2: I was only a warning. Next for keep man where
Speaker 2: you are, both of you, don't move? All right?
Speaker 7: Hello, this is Marvin Miller with another page from your
Speaker 7: American Heritage scrapbook.
Speaker 2: Speaking in a broad sense.
Speaker 7: The American Revolution was not the same thing as the
Speaker 7: American War of Independence. The war lasted eight years, but
Speaker 7: the Revolution lasted over a century and a half. It
Speaker 7: began when the first permanent settlers landed on the shores
Speaker 7: of America. It has been said that insurrection of thought
Speaker 7: always precedes insurrection of deeds, and over the years, such
Speaker 7: a change occurred in the thinking of the colonists that
Speaker 7: the Revolution was nearly completed in their minds before the
Speaker 7: first bullets began to fly.
Speaker 2: Consider for a moment.
Speaker 7: The colonies were settled largely by emigrants who were discontented
Speaker 7: or rebellious in spirit, by people who couldn't adjust to
Speaker 7: life in the old worlds, whether socially, politically, economically, or religiously.
Speaker 2: Some were tired of bowing to their betters.
Speaker 7: Others wanted a share in government, or a richer portion
Speaker 7: of the world's goods, or to worship.
Speaker 2: God as they chose.
Speaker 7: The nightmare crossing of the Atlantic impressed upon their minds
Speaker 7: that the London government was now far away three thousand
Speaker 7: terorless miles. They had to become self sufficient to survive
Speaker 7: in the lonely American wilderness.
Speaker 2: The dense forests and rugged.
Speaker 7: Pioneering conditions changed their patterns of livings and their.
Speaker 2: Habits of thought.
Speaker 7: The barbaric crudeness of their surroundings forced them to become independent.
Speaker 7: As time passed, Americans matured and acquired privileges of self
Speaker 7: government enjoyed by no other colonial peoples, further increasing their
Speaker 7: self confidence. It was a subtle revolution being wrought within
Speaker 7: the people themselves. The insurrection of thought was slow, insidious,
Speaker 7: and irresistible. Insurrection of deeds was predestined by the newly
Speaker 7: developed strength, self confidence, individualism, and spirit of independence of
Speaker 7: young America for the arrest of.
Speaker 1: Mitch Borton and Natalie Kelvin and the recovery of almost
Speaker 1: all of the stolen money.
Speaker 2: The final step was taken quietly when.
Speaker 1: A return visit was made to missus Elson at the
Speaker 1: rooming House in Newark, together with Earl Calvin.
Speaker 2: All four were quickly tried and convicted, their.
Speaker 1: Subsequent varied sentences closing the eighty grand Exit.
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