Speaker 1: The FBI in Peace and War. Another great story based
Speaker 1: on Vederick Hill Collins copyrighted book The FBI in Peace
Speaker 1: and War, Drama, Thrills, Action, good night story, The good Boy.
Speaker 2: It is one day wept over there on the tention.
Speaker 3: Okay, Alex, pull up, all right, come on, leave him
Speaker 3: on a running.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you better, Hey, you'll always timed in.
Speaker 5: Let's kick him off of this.
Speaker 4: Don't worry, Hey, you'll wake up. Come on and come
Speaker 4: out up in your eyes?
Speaker 5: Huh, what do you want?
Speaker 2: And all bumbs aren't allut in the pocket night hunch.
Speaker 5: I'm no bums asking you.
Speaker 4: I've got a job, but just been celebrating.
Speaker 6: You list too much of you.
Speaker 7: There's a deal.
Speaker 2: Any Hush at your mop and get out of his park.
Speaker 5: Go on, feed it. Listen, right, you shut up.
Speaker 4: He'll show you what right, somebody's gonna.
Speaker 2: Tell me what ay, nobody's gonna tell you.
Speaker 5: Huh. Almost with each succeeding year, usually in the months
Speaker 5: of spring or summer, a new series of juvenile demonstrations
Speaker 5: are reported by the nation's press. More often than not,
Speaker 5: the demonstrations take a reasonably harmless form, but once in
Speaker 5: a while they break out with such a violent and
Speaker 5: incredible turn that responsible citizens everywhere are sickened and puzzled
Speaker 5: and rightly outraged. Such a series of demonstrations had it
Speaker 5: to start one night last year in the suburb of Millburgh.
Speaker 5: It was led by an eighteen year old schizoid with
Speaker 5: an unquenchable first for power. This young hoodlum, Danny Casey,
Speaker 5: was known to his parents, his neighborhood, his school, and
Speaker 5: even his parish priest as a real nice kid, a
Speaker 5: good boy.
Speaker 4: It was an excellent servant.
Speaker 5: Thank you Walley father, hen, oh boy, nice to see
Speaker 5: you young men at church.
Speaker 2: Alright's got a bad conscious, father, I'm one of the
Speaker 2: square himself with heaven.
Speaker 7: Daniel was a thing to say about your father, father,
Speaker 7: don't you believe one word of it?
Speaker 5: I rise a good boy like you said, Oh Danny, Yes,
Speaker 5: could I talk to you a few minutes?
Speaker 2: You sure?
Speaker 6: Father?
Speaker 5: I won't keep him long, keep him as.
Speaker 4: Long as you like, fam legends last twelve.
Speaker 5: You'll go in here, Denny anyway, sir.
Speaker 6: No sit dom, Yes, this will only take a minute.
Speaker 8: Father.
Speaker 5: If what I said about this isn't about that, and
Speaker 5: I know how devoted you are, brother, No, I want
Speaker 5: to talk to you about something else entirely. Yes, sir, Danny,
Speaker 5: you and I have been friends for a good many years.
Speaker 5: You were christened right here in this church. You made
Speaker 5: your first holy community here. I think I can count
Speaker 5: on your help if I asked for it, my help,
Speaker 5: that's right, son, I need the help of a boy
Speaker 5: who is outstanding in our community, someone all the other
Speaker 5: boys look up to us in example. Yes, sir, Now, Danny,
Speaker 5: you heard my son. You heard me say that some
Speaker 5: of our young people have formed gangs that are terrorizing
Speaker 5: our whole community. Yes, father, I did. I don't imagine
Speaker 5: you have any idea who these boys are, Danny me. Well, Na, sir, well,
Speaker 5: neither do I, nor for that matter, the police. But
Speaker 5: whoever they are, they must be stopped now before it's
Speaker 5: too late. Yes, sir, how Danny will you help me
Speaker 5: stop them? Me for the moment. All you have to
Speaker 5: do is keep your eyes in ear open and report
Speaker 5: anything you find out. Right, You can count on me, father,
Speaker 5: I knew I could. Danny, Well, I guess you can
Speaker 5: join your brother now. Thank you for hearing me out.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir, I mean salon, goodbye, Father Andrew. I'll
Speaker 2: do the best I can.
Speaker 5: I know you will, Dan goodbye, but he won Well
Speaker 5: you're here, goes little God laughing. Yeah, guarantee goes with it. Only.
Speaker 2: Let's round up the rest of the guys first. Still
Speaker 2: good to tell about the bunch of your listener. Okay,
Speaker 2: long as father Andrew still thinks you're a good little
Speaker 2: Danny good, I'm practically sprouting wings. He thinks I'm an angel, Roy,
Speaker 2: while you're here to help me an angel.
Speaker 3: Come on, let's find the others.
Speaker 2: Oh fa, all right, Danny, about cool up tonight? Grecle
Speaker 2: here yeah yeah in the back, nice five on the side.
Speaker 3: Pocket rink.
Speaker 5: I've been opening you sh what's that you're drinking? Rye
Speaker 5: Scott sit down for you all the same?
Speaker 3: You would rather have the cash.
Speaker 8: It's just uh cash you've got right there in that
Speaker 8: envelope to got it?
Speaker 4: I trust him. It's a greco.
Speaker 2: Oh maybe now I'll take you up on a drink.
Speaker 5: Say when sew it up? Save your arm later.
Speaker 8: Cud ye kud boy, Denny go on as the girls
Speaker 8: think so very cute.
Speaker 6: You know that's something I like, the.
Speaker 8: Way you upright you gets uh yeah, class are all right.
Speaker 8: I've been reading the papers just now Julio Gonzalez. Huh,
Speaker 8: golly's that bunny.
Speaker 5: At took care of last night?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: That was his name paper.
Speaker 2: So as long as you're satisfied, I'm satisfied only.
Speaker 5: Only why.
Speaker 3: Nothing?
Speaker 5: Why well, I.
Speaker 2: Was just wondering why you got it into these bumps.
Speaker 5: That's none of your business. Okay, you would just do
Speaker 5: it like your toe.
Speaker 2: Well, no offense.
Speaker 5: I was just wondering, don't Okay, I'm sorry. That didn't
Speaker 5: mean to get worked out.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Sure, I got something for you, A little present. Yeah,
Speaker 5: say you like it? Hey? Real fancy switch play? Just
Speaker 5: press a button? Mean looking, isn't it? Uh Like I'm
Speaker 5: in a handy and I'm gonna say You're okay, mister Gregor,
Speaker 5: thanks a lot.
Speaker 8: I got it, kid. You do things for me. I
Speaker 8: don't feel you just don't want it so much anymore.
Speaker 8: We get along, Okay.
Speaker 5: I'm random to Stephens confidentially.
Speaker 9: Wire received from District forty four in reference requested by
Speaker 9: Governor of the State for bureau cooperation with local police
Speaker 9: and investigation of juvenile violence in Milburgh, plaiting instruction sign
Speaker 9: it Reynolds.
Speaker 5: Nadia Johnny Sad. What was that he said? I did
Speaker 5: not hurt. I believe he means bother anyone. I did
Speaker 5: not do anything. Ask him to try to calm himself
Speaker 5: and answer your questions. Explain that we came all away
Speaker 5: from Washington, from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. We want
Speaker 5: to help him. We want to find the gang that
Speaker 5: did this to him. Fried Steve.
Speaker 10: Quill Gonzales to Puetus Corrello, save you contesta miss peguntas
Speaker 10: Agent Stephens eo an do the Washington deal?
Speaker 5: FBI, Are you do mister Stephens better if we leave
Speaker 5: Agent Reynolds alone with Gonzales, of course, Dave, we'll be
Speaker 5: outside if he tells you anything, all right, See, shouldn't
Speaker 5: less than tell him to rest, Mister Reynolds, We'll be
Speaker 5: back when he's feeling better.
Speaker 6: I'll tell him.
Speaker 5: Well, mister Stephens, you see how it is. I'm afraid
Speaker 5: you're not going to get much satisfaction on that four soul. No,
Speaker 5: I'm afraid not. It's a brutal business. I'm certainly glad
Speaker 5: the FBI is here. We'll do what we can father
Speaker 5: and as quickly as we can. I'm sure of that.
Speaker 5: The plain fact is it can't be toosome. We understand that,
Speaker 5: and I don't only mean for the safety of potential victims.
Speaker 5: The community is really worked up over this. You mean
Speaker 5: people might begin to take the matter into their own hands.
Speaker 5: They very well might. Actually, you see, there are two
Speaker 5: main factions. One man feels that even hanging is too
Speaker 5: good for koodlands like this. Another man thinks, well, the
Speaker 5: other feels more humanly about it. Yes, if young people
Speaker 5: can act so viciously against the common good, there must
Speaker 5: be an underlying reason. Remove the reason and you remove
Speaker 5: the act. How do you feel, father, Well, frankly, there's
Speaker 5: something to be said for both sides. Depends a lot
Speaker 5: on the individual. But no matter how I or anyone
Speaker 5: else may feel, it's up to the courts and the
Speaker 5: court processed to determine. I'm sorry. I certainly didn't mean
Speaker 5: to start a sermon. That's all right. You've been awfully helpful, father,
Speaker 5: not at all. I only wish I were one last thing. Yes,
Speaker 5: perhaps I do lean a little toward what you call
Speaker 5: the more humane side. Oh, I don't believe there's no
Speaker 5: such thing as at that, boy, but I believe there
Speaker 5: are very few unless, yes, unless there's someone behind them. Yes,
Speaker 5: Agent Reynolds and I have discussed that. Any ideas father
Speaker 5: who that someone might be? No, none, But there've been
Speaker 5: several attempts over the past few years to discredit and
Speaker 5: dis track the local police. Now that might tie you night.
Speaker 5: I don't know the tenth by home, the gambling elements, spice.
Speaker 5: You know, ever since the police started to crack down,
Speaker 5: there's been some sort of trouble. Of course, it may
Speaker 5: not connect at all. I just thought i'd mention it.
Speaker 5: I'm glad you did. But whatever it is, I only
Speaker 5: hope you stop it in time. I've seen things like
Speaker 5: this mushroom before, mister Stevens. I only hope you stop
Speaker 5: it before it gets out of hand.
Speaker 8: You there, boy, set up now, looks Fry and step Lively.
Speaker 8: This is your great grand call. And then some my name, Oh,
Speaker 8: I've been called Johnny reb and I've been called Billy Yank.
Speaker 8: I'm a soldier Civil War. What you want to know
Speaker 8: about soldiering march? Oh, we did a plenty, both heavy
Speaker 8: marching order and light marching order. See light marching order
Speaker 8: meant we was to march only with musket, ammunition, haversack
Speaker 8: and can and be ready for working or for fighting.
Speaker 5: Well, that was nothing. It was the heavy marching order
Speaker 5: we didn't like.
Speaker 8: Ooh, that meant carrying everything you owned on a long
Speaker 8: march to the next field of battle or else a
Speaker 8: new camp. There was never enough water and sometimes we
Speaker 8: wouldn't have us nothing to eat for a whole day,
Speaker 8: and us in our heavy woolens carrying fifty or sixty
Speaker 8: pounds on our backs, trudging down dusty roads in the
Speaker 8: summer and muddy ones in the winter. Still it was
Speaker 8: something to see. First there'd be the adjutant, then the scouts,
Speaker 8: then the band and drum corps, then the colonel and
Speaker 8: the lieutenant colonel, then the two surgeons and the hospital
Speaker 8: knapsack carrier. Yeah, we was quite a side, I tell you,
Speaker 8: even though some of us didn't have shoes and straggled
Speaker 8: a bit sometimes. Now now, you boy, you got shoes
Speaker 8: special build to last, and if you watch yourself, blame that.
Speaker 8: They don't help protect your feet from frostbite and things
Speaker 8: like that. But what's really important. Lots of times you've
Speaker 8: got trucks to carry your gear and you too, for
Speaker 8: which you can thank your lucky stars and stripes. Oh,
Speaker 8: believe you me, son, it takes more than just men
Speaker 8: and guns and generals to make you an army. It
Speaker 8: takes knowing somebody's thinking about your turned old feet and
Speaker 8: you're aching back like that good transportation corps. You've got
Speaker 8: danged if it don't.
Speaker 2: Hey, Alice Fallow, but look what I father, ah Ry,
Speaker 2: where's your manners?
Speaker 5: Asked?
Speaker 2: The young ladies said they don't want to ride a
Speaker 2: lot of girls. The carriage awaits without without what without girls?
Speaker 4: Why walk when you can ride?
Speaker 2: And I have a laugh a minute, Come on something
Speaker 2: at night like this. It's dangerous to be out along
Speaker 2: without men like us to protect you.
Speaker 4: Please leave us alone.
Speaker 6: We want to walk and.
Speaker 4: We want you to ride.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: I'm not asking you, I'm telling you the pout of you.
Speaker 2: Hop in, promister Crekor.
Speaker 6: You want to see me go to do.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry it took so long getting here. I've been
Speaker 2: a little busy.
Speaker 4: Can't mind if I helped myself a finger this night, Scotch.
Speaker 3: I mind very much.
Speaker 5: The idea.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you the idea.
Speaker 4: No sum that said.
Speaker 5: Nothing to what I had to though. Nothing's got into you,
Speaker 5: mister Gregor. I'll kill me those baby blues. You don't
Speaker 5: know what's got anime what this god anime? I read
Speaker 5: the papers, don't I.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's great publicity.
Speaker 5: Huh, great publicity. You know what that kind of publicity
Speaker 5: can get us, don't you? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think maybe I do. You're gonna have to.
Speaker 5: Pay for this cleaning, mister Greco, You crazy little punk?
Speaker 6: Who told you a thing like this? Anyway?
Speaker 4: Trouble with you, mister Gregor?
Speaker 2: You think small?
Speaker 9: Now me?
Speaker 2: I think big?
Speaker 6: Big?
Speaker 1: You ca Hi checking a couple of body soxes.
Speaker 2: Up the street, think I'm big, Maybe bigger than having
Speaker 2: kids beat up helpless old bumbs for a ten arm
Speaker 2: like Lucky Beerman.
Speaker 5: Huh? Who told you? That's a lie?
Speaker 2: A priest? But you'll never believe it? Now, I should
Speaker 2: have played ball with me, Greco. I thought you were
Speaker 2: a guy hated bums, and all the time you were
Speaker 2: stugent for Lucky.
Speaker 5: I don't know what you're talking about. I do hate bums.
Speaker 5: I don't even know Lucky.
Speaker 8: Uh huh uh, Daddy, why have you got those two
Speaker 8: girls tied up nice and snugs ware hush and a
Speaker 8: man a cigar?
Speaker 6: Let him go.
Speaker 2: I'll leave that to Lucky Beerman. I got an idea
Speaker 2: who'll be kind of pleased maybe take care of me too.
Speaker 5: You think I'm going a lucky No, I don't think
Speaker 5: I'm through dealing, not the I don't need.
Speaker 1: You no more.
Speaker 5: Look you, it's time. Maybe you've got something straight. You
Speaker 5: take your orders from me and me only? Oh what?
Speaker 2: Oh what grego I've been anxious to try this ever
Speaker 2: since you gave it to me.
Speaker 5: May come in handy, you said, maybe this is the time.
Speaker 5: Hey kid, what is this? Two pairs can't have a
Speaker 5: friendly this agreement? Sure they can't.
Speaker 2: I just wanted you to get something straight, like you
Speaker 2: wanted me. As long as we understand each other, that's fine.
Speaker 2: I don't take orders from you anymore.
Speaker 5: Saint Cecilia, church father Andrew speaking? Father? What he? Who
Speaker 5: is our fault?
Speaker 1: Father?
Speaker 5: Is this group?
Speaker 2: Don't?
Speaker 5: I can't hear?
Speaker 6: Ruth?
Speaker 5: Where are you? Are you all right? Ruth? Why are
Speaker 5: all right?
Speaker 2: Telling's all hysterical now, but a man? Let us go, Please.
Speaker 5: Tell us I can't talk with her father?
Speaker 2: Wait for will you? I'll tell you about we get there. Wait, force, please.
Speaker 4: Come on, let's go say hey aswell? Of course I
Speaker 4: fellas this right? Of course? What do you say?
Speaker 5: As?
Speaker 6: Where were we singing?
Speaker 2: I don't know, okays Drey signs dear, O, what welcome?
Speaker 5: Not me? Not me?
Speaker 3: I was, okay, you're another ready vishal sho.
Speaker 5: I'm going to open up the door.
Speaker 2: We want to make a nice impression on the lady.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, boy said.
Speaker 5: Open up.
Speaker 2: Then all brands and says to me the ladies wait
Speaker 2: with him, my friends within within the world. You know
Speaker 2: what we need a writer, that's what we need.
Speaker 4: The class room.
Speaker 6: You will do, Danny.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Alex.
Speaker 2: Why don't you untie on tape our female coming attractions?
Speaker 4: And I will one time on tap the body of
Speaker 4: the liquid refreshment. Meanwhile, boy, do I speaking.
Speaker 5: On a Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, Danny just spreads that flash olier.
Speaker 4: But yeah, sure, said Alex. Would like to be Danny.
Speaker 8: You have a friend come to.
Speaker 5: About to be untied, so you can tie.
Speaker 4: One on the very body killed, but nobody laught. Daddy
Speaker 4: was flashed. Okay, okay, here this I don't know. It's
Speaker 4: a lovely lady.
Speaker 6: I'm afraid you're all going to be disappointed.
Speaker 5: Your guests, Savannah won't be able to make it.
Speaker 9: What is this?
Speaker 4: How did you get here?
Speaker 5: That doesn't matter much, does it? What matters is this
Speaker 5: warehouse is surrounded by the police and the FBI.
Speaker 4: What FBI.
Speaker 5: They wanted to take you, possibly if necessary. I asked
Speaker 5: for one minute with you alone. They weren't too keen
Speaker 5: on the idea, but I told them you'd all be
Speaker 5: sensible and surrender without further violce.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait a minute, hard, you got this strong.
Speaker 4: I've been working on watch.
Speaker 6: I haven't got it wrong, Danny. The only thing I
Speaker 6: had wrong was well, that doesn't matter how you grecor.
Speaker 4: It was Grecor, Daniel. I told you that.
Speaker 6: Last, Danny. They're only waiting one minute.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: Come on, tell us a sparachade, that door, A door,
Speaker 2: A sparachase, Danny, don't you Oh?
Speaker 6: The've got is comeling gone.
Speaker 4: We haven't a chance.
Speaker 2: We got us out a week since one can't the
Speaker 2: four of us.
Speaker 4: Take them off.
Speaker 5: Your friends are right, Danny, and I'll listen to them.
Speaker 5: It's the only way out for you.
Speaker 2: You shut up here, Danny, shut up like boy, shut
Speaker 2: up you hear me.
Speaker 6: The rest of you boys, I'm going out now, come
Speaker 6: with me.
Speaker 4: We're coming, Father, jan Nobody moves to step nobody, Danny.
Speaker 4: We can hold father Andrew here the FBI won't do
Speaker 4: a thing as long as we hold him.
Speaker 6: I'm walking out, Danny.
Speaker 4: Oh no, you're not. You're not walking anywhere now, Danny,
Speaker 4: don't tell me no. First step you'll make fight of
Speaker 4: this blade goes right through your middle. Danny talk like that.
Speaker 6: He doesn't mean it.
Speaker 4: Father, Yes, I do.
Speaker 6: I mean it. He doesn't.
Speaker 4: Don't try me.
Speaker 6: That's all I'm going to try you, Denny. I'm walking
Speaker 6: out that door right now.
Speaker 4: Don't try it.
Speaker 6: I'm going first. Boys, you follow up to me.
Speaker 4: I'm morning here for the last time. Don't make a move.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry for you, Denny. I'm really sorry.
Speaker 4: Stop by the way. I mean it. Take one more step.
Speaker 6: You can still change your mind. Walk out with me.
Speaker 4: I'm wanning you now. I'm warning you. Don't take another
Speaker 4: Stepfather stop me.
Speaker 5: Means I'll be outside Danny waiting.
Speaker 6: Don't stop.
Speaker 4: I'm warning you, please stop.
Speaker 5: Please.
Speaker 6: Mister Stephen's over here.
Speaker 5: Father, You're all right. I'm all right. You can go
Speaker 5: in now. There won't be any trouble you can go in.
Speaker 6: This land is your land.
Speaker 4: This land is my land.
Speaker 5: This land was codfish and beans. John L.
Speaker 7: Sullivan and Fred Allen Harvard and mit. As unrelated as
Speaker 7: these things seen, they all have something in common.
Speaker 5: They are all.
Speaker 7: Important parts of our American heritage, and all native to Massachusetts.
Speaker 7: But more than the home of food and fighters, Massachusetts
Speaker 7: has been the home of liberty and freedom since sixteen twenty,
Speaker 7: when the Pilgrim Fathers arrived on the Mayflower to make
Speaker 7: the first permanent white settlement at Plymouth, and the home
Speaker 7: of three United States presidents, poets such as Longfellow and
Speaker 7: novelist Herman Melville. But Massachusetts is still more. It's summers
Speaker 7: at Martha's Vineyard are.
Speaker 5: On the Cape.
Speaker 7: It's standing on the bridge at Concord and watching the
Speaker 7: Middlesex farmers take up arms in April of seventy five.
Speaker 7: It's Boston's famous department store, not by Lean's but Raymond's.
Speaker 2: Why yabakpahat Massachusetts.
Speaker 7: Is the biggest tea party in history, and the tidy chickadee,
Speaker 7: The hush of winter's first snow falling on the old
Speaker 7: North Church near the Commons, and the bloom of the
Speaker 7: mayflowers almost before the last snow milk. Massachusetts is many
Speaker 7: things to many people, to all Americans.
Speaker 5: It's the birthplace of our nation. With the apprehension of
Speaker 5: Danny Casey and his gang, the wave of terror ended
Speaker 5: In Milburgh. Nick Greco was identified by the girl victims
Speaker 5: as the man who released them, but he was nevertheless
Speaker 5: indicted and eventually brought to trial along with Lucky Bearman.
Speaker 5: Both were given long terms in prison. The fate of
Speaker 5: Danny and his gang was left to juvenile court, where
Speaker 5: a trio of judges decided in favor of a corrective institution,
Speaker 5: with rehabilitation the ultimate goal. Dan Casey's neighbors no longer
Speaker 5: refer to him as the good boy.
Speaker 9: This is the United States Armed Forces radio and television service.
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