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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Orlando, Florida.

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

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are going to bring you this week's episode of Danger

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with Granger. But first I do want to encourage you,

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if you are enjoying the podcast, to please follow us

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Great Detectives dot net. And yes, you did notice a

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slight difference in the opening, as I am in Orlando

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today and I am here for the twelfth annual podcast.

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Uh maybe a little more on that later, but here

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from nineteen fifty six or nineteen fifty seven, here is

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the seafarer Mystery.

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Speaker 2: Danger where Ranger.

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Speaker 3: Come in. Interesting. Yes, I am I'm not your candle.

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Speaker 4: I want you to do something for me, sure.

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Speaker 3: But she's better sit down a candle, things go run here,

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sit right here? Well, then, what it's all about the l.

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Speaker 4: I had your confidence to I minded the letters, but

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they weren't quite as bad as the telephone calls at six.

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Speaker 2: In the morning.

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Speaker 3: You've been receiving threatening calls and letters? Is that it?

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What are they say? The same thing?

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Speaker 4: The letters, the voice on the telephone. I recognize his voice,

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his handwriting.

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Speaker 3: You know this man he's blackmailing? Certainly I know him.

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Speaker 4: He's my husband.

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Speaker 3: You mean your own husband? Are sending a threatening notes? Yes?

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That certainly should be easy to stop. I didn't think,

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mister Granger. Why not?

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Speaker 4: Because my husband died three months ago.

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Speaker 3: And Steve Granger, private detective, the story about a woman

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a series of threatening notes and telephone calls along with

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a very feather skating and murder. And that's the moment

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I'll take you back to one of my most interesting pies.

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This This Granger came as quite a shock when a

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woman who was my client announced she was getting notes

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on telephone calls from a dead husband. That seemed like

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it was more of a shock to her than to me,

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because as soon as she'd got that much out, she

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keeled over and a dead faint. And just to make

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matters worse, that was the moment my newspaper Pale cal

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Hendrix take the fair call.

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Speaker 2: Whoa, whoa, whoa?

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Speaker 3: What's this?

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Speaker 2: The Steve Granger method for captivating beautiful women?

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Speaker 3: Oh? What you do? Steedee boy, knock them cold to

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make sure they fall for you, go pet of your

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wise cracks of television. She fainted? Yeah, how one good

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look at your holy port snow down. You'd faint two

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if your dead husband had been writing you letters and

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calling you on the phone. Her dead husband. Whoa, that's

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a little twist was coming out of it.

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Speaker 2: What happened?

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Speaker 1: You?

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Speaker 3: Just plain it here? Let me help you up. Well,

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this is a friend of mine, Karl Hendrick. This is

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Martha Kingle. How are you doing? Missus Kenny? And maybe

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I better go home and have a wretch like me

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to call the doctor.

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Speaker 5: I'm Can you remember a man named Claus Kendy?

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Speaker 3: The name sounds vaguely familiar, Tore Stevie, I remember this story.

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He was John, Yes, mister Penwick, and I'm miss weird.

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Of of course he thought overboard off his boat. You

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try to help him. The police had you in custody

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for several days, that is correct, finally agreed that it

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was an action. Let you go, and now your dead

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husband is riding It was telephony. What's it all about?

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Speaker 4: I married Claude two years ago.

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Speaker 2: We were very happy.

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Speaker 3: An obstacle. What do you mean by obstacle.

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Speaker 4: Some Clark's prelatives didn't like me at all.

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Speaker 3: Claude and I love boating.

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Speaker 2: We spent most of our time.

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Speaker 3: A boat to peak after just how did your husband die?

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Speaker 2: We were blow in the cabin. The storm was coming

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up and SA was springing him.

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Speaker 3: Worry, it's quite a blow coming up. I think I'll

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go top side to check the line.

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Speaker 4: You've been on deck twice, surely you must be taken

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care of everything.

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Speaker 3: I just want to make sure that you act like

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you're afraid of a little wind, Darling. I am, I am.

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I wonder what that was? Something about the house.

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Speaker 4: I do hope another bird has flipp it's mooring.

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Speaker 2: Do you want me to go along?

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Speaker 3: I'll qualify.

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Speaker 2: I'll be right back.

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Speaker 4: The wind has come up the careful or I got

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to close that hat. It's beginning to rain.

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Speaker 3: Lark, You are right.

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Speaker 2: La Lork.

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Speaker 3: Where are you? Oh? Did that boat come loose?

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Speaker 6: Glood?

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Speaker 2: What are you doing in that boat?

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Speaker 3: Answer me? Clad Clack?

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Speaker 4: Where are you in the water?

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Speaker 2: The life was over.

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Speaker 4: Glow here yet.

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Speaker 6: Glad I got it.

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Speaker 4: I got the boat hook.

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Speaker 5: Claus. I can't say you where are you?

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Speaker 4: I never saw Clark again, mister Granger.

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Speaker 3: I got in touch with the coast guard on the

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boat radio.

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Speaker 4: It came up the entire area, but it was too late.

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Speaker 3: But his body was fine. Wasn't a week later you

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identified him? Look, Missus Kendall, don't you think you better

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go home and get some race. You're obviously unwell.

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Speaker 2: Why go home?

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Speaker 7: I can't sleep.

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Speaker 4: I gotta find out about letters and telephone calls, and

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I need mister Granger's help.

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Speaker 3: Very well, Missus Kendall, I'd like to have a look

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at those letters. You have them with you at the apartment.

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I'll pick them up later. And i'd like to have

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a look at you both, if you still own it

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I do. You can pick up the keys of the

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yacht club office. Which club is the island Club to

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the island. I'll go out there today.

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Speaker 2: Here's my card.

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Speaker 4: When shall I hear from you?

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Speaker 3: Probably later in the day, Missus Kendall. Thank you, and you,

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mister Henry, I didn't know anything.

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Speaker 4: Goodbye.

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Speaker 3: Well, Steve. You got yourself quite a.

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Speaker 2: Deal, haven't you.

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Speaker 3: Yeah? I wonder I wonder what how much Missus Kendall

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didn't tell us An interesting conjecture. Steee, you know, I

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think I'll go out to that anchorage with you. I'll

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continue with this interesting story in a minute. Cal Hendrix

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and I got under his car and we drove out

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of the city island or the island yacht Club, got

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the keys of the yacht sea Fair and stood for

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a moment waiting for tender to take us out to

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the boat. I always loved the wood, Steve. I want

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to buy myself a little sail boat. Yeah, it's an

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interesting sight. Everybody working on the craft, painting, standing, varnishing. Oh,

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he comes at tender. You wait, gentlemen, Yeah, Timer, take

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us out of the sea Fair.

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Speaker 2: I reckon he can ain't nobody board the way.

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Speaker 3: You got a key right here?

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Speaker 2: Okay, have you got there? In two shakes for ramseel

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y shit down this chair and him hold right right youure,

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it's say and the rising you want to go aboard

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the heap?

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Speaker 3: Aaron?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 2: Why they dark around the yacht club. She might be haunted.

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Speaker 3: Can and I looked at each other, and the balance

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of the ride was made in silence until we near

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the slim, sleek looking yacht like curiosity. He got the

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better of me. Say, pop, Yeah, he said there was

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talking about the seafair being haunted. Where'd you get that recutation?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, slim mousse yere missus candle yes could have pushed

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the sleeper.

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Speaker 3: Overboard you're in that star and maybe hit him over

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the head with a boat to while he was struggling

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in the water.

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Speaker 6: Had me?

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Speaker 3: I thought the candles got along pretty well.

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Speaker 2: They didn't like whom that seems. And this man runs

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the gender and he's got ket this is a sea fair,

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missif he have a hold of that railayer, hold us

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fast when the friend claims.

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Speaker 7: The board, Okay, I got it, go ahead, cal Hey

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now then now you hang on to this boat, right,

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Say how do I get you back here?

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Speaker 3: Papa?

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Speaker 2: They got a kind of electric horn on the sea

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fairy's deck. When you want to be picked up, just

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sounded I'll come out and picked up.

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Speaker 3: Thanks Pop?

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Speaker 2: Right, how I intend to see your barn?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 3: Not too long?

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Speaker 2: Well, you just sound that horn, I told charactery.

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Speaker 3: See I'm thinking about that horn and stuff. Somebody's been

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shooting off their mounds around here. Huh. Now let's goublo

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on the ground. Ye pretty musty Domino, send me a

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long cow Yes, certainly, oh nicely, a raised little crab. Say,

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look at the navigation they shipped the show radio telephone one, Steve,

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man that bunk over there. Somebody has been aboard this

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boat very recently too, God and I got curious when

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we went over to seafare from stem to stern, but

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no only got his stove was warm, so it was

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the coffee pot. It was piped tobacco on the ash tray.

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But that was all.

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Speaker 2: Well, Steve, Yeah, that's that.

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Speaker 3: Nobody aboard unless they're cleaning the bottom of the hull

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they got from that cow. Find that boat on, gadget,

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get a quick blast. We'll get back to the shore.

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Right you find it? How'll that good? What are you

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doing down below, Steeve? I just opened a couple of

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portholes and ventilations. Was here last at them? All closed

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down quick? Cally, you were right, Cow. I cawled over

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to call Hendricks, looking around and trying to discover the

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sauce of the mysterious shot. I saw no one. Those

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men lay on his side, curled up like an unmatual kitten.

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There was no wound. There was a bullet hole for

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the brim of his hat. Col cols come out of it. Oh, sorry, Steeve,

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I didn't need to pack out. So when he pointed

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in my head with a bullet, I do the same act. Okay. Otherwise, yeah,

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he comes to pop. I was here the shot. You know,

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that's where it came from. No, it sounds traveling second

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way on the water. Imagine it came from the shore.

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Do wet Hey, look, man, don't even send a boat

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that doesn't pop in order. I'll probably a relief man. Yeah,

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maybe your fellows want to go at sure, yeah, by

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my bird, then right with furs cowny ah, hang on

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what you getting see right? That all said?

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Speaker 7: Bok, okay, here we go.

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Speaker 3: Don't mind if I asked you questions? Or right ahead?

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What's the old timer brought.

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Speaker 7: Us out here?

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Speaker 2: Do you mean pop?

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Speaker 7: He gave me just five dollars to come out here

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and get shut He got it was worth it not

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to come back out here.

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Speaker 3: I asked the new boatman if they heard of me shooting.

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It's got a magative shake of the head at the doc.

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We asked to Pop, but no one seemed to know

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where has gone from there? We aliveal it back to Manhattan,

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got out to finish off the story, and I headed

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back to my office. When I reached the door and

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stopped with a proctor tween of glass. I couldn't make

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how a figure bend over its cold be going through

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my desk, got out my gun. It's a great I

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thought you were going home to rest, Missus Kendall. I tried.

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I became terrified.

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Speaker 4: I thought the place would mean I couldn't stand it anymore.

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Speaker 3: Oh, you came down to my office. You make yourself

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at home?

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Speaker 2: The door was a lock.

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Speaker 3: What's wrong? Why are you looking like that? Yes, Missus Kendall,

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how long has it's being come to? You been aboard

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the Sweet not the police made the investigation. What do

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you ask you've made anybody aboard your boat? Of course

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I should have Hendricks, and I would have to. The

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Adam subs were a border seat fair. It's not a

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warm stove, but the warm copy flat. Also some tobacco

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and one of the ash trays. Anything to say, No.

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Speaker 4: I know nothing of this. I would go aboard the

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seat fair without permission.

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Speaker 3: But the laws?

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Speaker 4: Did you think the trust? The sister Anne in New York?

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Speaker 7: That's I heard Amazon Canada.

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Speaker 3: Called the Mexico the cool slogan all round the commercial

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fishing for you, it's.

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Speaker 6: Called the Pandle company.

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Speaker 3: Ken, Why don't back home?

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Speaker 4: I can't, mister stranger.

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Speaker 3: Closet of the telephone, the rest telephona hotel near buying

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it to your room. By the way, Missus Kendall, as

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an old boatman down at the island got they call

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him Pop? What about? What reason would he have for

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saying the seafar was fonted? What do you know about that? Nothing?

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Need to bring absolutely nothing. He stood there straight and dignified,

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and a voice never gave a quiver. But I noticed

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to look at dismay in her eyes when I mentioned Pops.

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That's which went as quickly as it sings at the moment,

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I'll bring you the climax of the table I conducted

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Mancia Kendalls whenever my hotel and fixed to a room.

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The letters and telephone calls for the dead husband were

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bothering us so much. I think it she ought to

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be safe from him for a while. But look in

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her eyes at the reference to Pop, who taken the

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call on knee out of the Kendle's yacht sent me

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in search of the old boatman. I was told he

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might be found on a this so called across anchor.

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This was quite a hangout that evidently was not frequented

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by the upper classes. I had an owner which reminded

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me of bruise water, which was bad, and he got

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used to it. The old timer was seated at a

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back table. There was another man with it, a sailor

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complete with dungarees and of deer. When he left, I

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moved over. I have pot where you weren't He took

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me out of the sea fairy. A couple of outs

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bags might want you to do it again.

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Speaker 2: Now it's my relief man.

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Speaker 3: Relief man doesn't know anything about a shot that was

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fired of us? Would you?

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Speaker 2: I ain't got nothing more to say about the seat pair,

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and they you don't know nothing.

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Speaker 3: About no shooting, even over a drink.

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Speaker 2: Even over the whole Atlantic Ocean.

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Speaker 3: Clark Kendell was drowned off to see Pharaoh all the time.

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Then I'd like to ask some questions.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, those who say that missus Kendall can answer a

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lot of questions if she wants to ask her, ask

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her what like did she hit Kendle over the head

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with a boat hook instead of fishing him out of

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the water.

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Speaker 3: You said they didn't get along.

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Speaker 2: Here are those who say he married him for his money?

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Speaker 3: Who is those who say Bob I could mention your

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remarks to the police. Then what you are placeman?

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Speaker 2: Nope, cat, Hey, Charlie, come here a minute.

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Speaker 3: Oh you are having a drink on me.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm having one on you right now. What your pop?

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It's fairly here. You've been short of trumpling me, he says,

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you might tell the police. I was talking about the

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chief here.

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Speaker 3: Get up, mister, why never mind? Why get up and

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get out. Okay, I'll go along with you and make

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sure you don't have to guide me. Bartender, I can

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find my way to the dog. Yeah, I know you can.

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I don't find your way back in here again. I

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might have argued with that bartender, but he was out

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of my weight class. He took the scales at about

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two hundred and ten. I went back to my office

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and put in a long distance call. As I waited

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for the connection, I made a quick call to cal

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Hendricks gallas Is Granger. Oh yeah, Dade, want you know

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the handed lady in the honored boat. I want you

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to do me a favorite cow park Kendall was buried

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in Long Tier Cemetery. Check for me, save this is

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actually interred with it? Why I think he was never buried?

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Speaker 5: Just check.

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Speaker 3: I'll take it from there. But when you've done it,

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to come around here and pick me up. I hung

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up and waited for reply to my long distance seventh.

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When it came through, I knew a lot more, but

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still not enough. I sat thinking until cal Hendrix showed up,

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and then we beat it around the corner to the

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hotel where Marsha Kendall was registered. Took me a little

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longer than I think. See what you find. Not cal

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card is jury listed. Crop Kendle's death is accidental. Marsha

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Kendall was exonerated of any suspicion. I know that he

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was in lawn s. Was he definitely identified as Clock Kendle.

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When a cop spends a little time on the water,

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they change appearance. His dentis identified him definitely. He'd had

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some special bridge work done and it really fixes me.

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I don't tell me you believe the cop Kendle is

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still alive right now I'm believing nothing. He's a room

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five o four little. She hasn't taken a powder.

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Speaker 4: Happened so frightened?

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Speaker 3: Come in please, thanks, missus Kendall. I don't know what

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you're scared. Nobody't know what you're staying at this hotel

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out side of mister Hendrix's me unless you told.

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Speaker 4: Someone else, Why should I tell anyone else?

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Speaker 3: I'm very brunk with you, lady. Is it or is

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it not true that you could have pushed your husband

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overboard that night and when he tried to climb back

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about a seat Berry hit him over the head with

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a boat him. How can you say such things?

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Speaker 4: Why would I employ you to find out who's been

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making the telephone call, who's writing levels?

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Speaker 3: That's why I'm here, missus Kendall. I want to look

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at those letters you mentioned.

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Speaker 4: Well, I have him ride here.

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Speaker 3: I take it easy, grangeus. She's in no condition to

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stand too much of this time. I'm a no condition

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to stand this kind of Malarchey here.

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Speaker 4: Mister Grainger.

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Speaker 2: These are the letters I received.

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Speaker 4: Had any number of people with identified them as Clark's handwriting.

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Speaker 3: You can prove the actually wrote things I can't, Missus Kendall.

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It's impossible for a man buried in a cemetery to

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write letters.

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Speaker 4: That's what's so fantastic, mister Granger. That's why I came.

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Speaker 3: Do you why you got to believe me? I did

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not kill my husband. Another thing, Missus Kendall, you said

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these letters were at your apartment.

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Speaker 4: I picked him up when I went home before I

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registered at the hotel.

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Speaker 3: Mister Granger, you're thinking horrible thing? Oh easy? See? Shall

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I answer Missus Kendall? I think she'd better do that.

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Cow Hello, Marsha, that's my husband called the receiver away

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from year SoCon with them.

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Speaker 6: I want you to meet me tonight or the Seafair

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at ten o'clark, and if you're not there, I'll come

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after you.

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Speaker 3: What's your husband? Are you sure, mister Grange? What shall

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I don't want to be about to Seafair at ten

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o'clock like he told you, because cal Hendricks and I

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will be there too, and we'll prove whether your husband

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is really dead or not. Cal Hendrick stayed with Marsha

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Kendall to make sure that she would be aboard the

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yacht Seafair at ten that night. A few eyes in

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my hands, I ran an errand one which you took

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back out to the Island Yacht Club and the old gent.

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We knew his pop.

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Speaker 2: You back again?

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Speaker 3: What do you want now from you? I want nothing

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but the truth.

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Speaker 2: I ain't talking to it.

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Speaker 3: But you are old timer. And right now. This was

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ten o'clock Marsha Kendall had come aboard the seafair by herself,

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Cal Hendricks, and I had wrote out from an inconspicuous spot,

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who huddled in the fard cabin waiting for a dead

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husband to come alive? Grainger, did you hear that? Yeah?

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Small boats Tina along the side, ain't got to man.

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It must be well, my dear, And how are you.

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Speaker 4: Not?

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Speaker 5: Cloud?

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Speaker 4: But Paul?

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Speaker 3: That's right? And Paul, but you were.

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Speaker 4: Supposed to be down in Mexico fishing off the coast.

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It was you, you who sent those letters and made

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those calls. You copy God's handwriting, you imitated his voice.

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Speaker 3: This girl, my dear. I also trailed you to the

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hotel where you were hiding.

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Speaker 4: But why what have I ever done to you?

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Speaker 2: What do you want?

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Speaker 3: I wanted you on board this boat. We're going to

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sail out of this harbor together.

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Speaker 2: You're insane, I don't think so. You were around the

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night Clark was drowned. You must have been hiding on deck.

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Speaker 4: You pushed him over the side, did I?

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Speaker 3: And would you?

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Speaker 4: I so huddled in a small boat that night. I

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had dismissed it as imagination.

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Speaker 2: Very shrewd.

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Speaker 3: Dear sister in law?

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Speaker 4: Why did you do it?

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Speaker 3: I hated him?

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Speaker 2: And you're going to notify the police.

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Speaker 3: On the ship to shore radio. It's disable dying Start me?

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Oh no, first, I was gonna take you with me.

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I still am, but I don't think you'll complete the

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entire time.

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Speaker 2: You're hurting.

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Speaker 3: I'm going in there and get that character. Oy. Hell,

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you're always sting your breath. My sweet, there's no one

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in the hell that's where you're around. Kendall, What the detective?

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Get away from a Kendle and give up my shield?

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Oh no, Granger, you won't shoot so long as I

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hold her in front of me.

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Speaker 2: Be careful, Mister Grangery's out of his mind.

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Speaker 3: Why am am? I I'll show you all of you

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got a gun. Well, friends, that's the story. I'll be

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back to wrap up the case in just a minute.

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All Kendall started backing towards the hatch, but exposed one

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shoulder just enough for me to punch it. That made

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it easy for call on me to overpower him and

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deliver him to police headquarters. A whole story came out

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a few days later.

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Speaker 4: I didn't know that Paul was up here. He was

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supposed to be down in Vera, Cruz.

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Speaker 3: They had a run of bad luck. Came up here

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and tried to get money from your husband. How'd you

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find out about that steel telephone? The officers of his

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company in Vera Cruz. They couldn't produce Paul Kendall on

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the phone. And I remember the man i'd seen at

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the cross anchors talking to Pop.

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Speaker 4: It was Paul.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, what was he doing with Pop? Pop confessed that

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he'd been around the night of the killing. He saw

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your brother in law push your husband off the boat.

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I didn't see anything all. Kendall promised him a job

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in the Mexico if you'd help him out. It was

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also Pop tried to scare count on me too by

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firing at us when we were brought the seafair. Your

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brother in law will probably go to an institution for

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the criminally in saying just crossed out again. I got

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a good take care of me.

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Speaker 2: Hey, where are you going?

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Speaker 3: Oh my boy? This is one time where you are

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left holding the baby. Steve Grainger, again, you've just heard

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one of the most interesting cases in my files. I'll

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have another one for you, so be around next time.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back. This one had me puzzled throughout and I

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thought that was a great hawk, just that first scene.

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Nothing quite like that to set up the fact that

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you're going in for a really good mystery. Of course,

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are criminals. Overall play of trying to commit blackmail as

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this lady's actually did husband was a bit nuts, but

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be that as it may, it was still a really

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fun episode.

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Speaker 2: All right.

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Speaker 1: Well, as I mentioned at the start of the episode,

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I am pod fast in Orlando at the time that

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I'm recording this, had a good flight in and as

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i'm recording this, I'm doing a short presentation tomorrow, which

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will have been about a week and a half ago

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for you. But Orlando in January has always been a

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nice time to visit, so hoping to have a productive

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and useful conference.

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Speaker 3: All right.

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Speaker 1: Well, now it's time to think our Patreon supporter of

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the day, and I want to go ahead and think Cassandra,

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per months. Thanks so much for your support, Cassandra, and

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that we'll do it for today. If you're enjoying the podcast,

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it from. We will be back next Monday with another

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episode of Danger with Granger, but join us back here

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tomorrow for the big story where.

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Speaker 3: All the shoveling, it doesn't any idea who she is,

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no identifying monks, labels, torn off the.

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Speaker 5: Clothes safe and calling it murder. Say doctor, can you

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add anything? Can you give me anything more on the

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cause of death beyond the beating that is?

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Speaker 3: Yes? What's that say?

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Speaker 6: This woman has dirted her mouth and in her throat. Yes,

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Ruby Proby, she was alive when she was put here.

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

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