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which is one of those titles I'm not a particular

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fan of, but I'll talk a little bit about why afterwards.

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More importantly, though, this episode does mark the start of

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a street of consecutive episodes in circulation. And this is

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a big deal because heretofore, we've brought you fourteen episodes

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spread with throughout the first three hundred and eighty four

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episodes aired, so we'll get more of a sense of

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what it was like to listen to the series. At

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least if you were listening in nineteen forty nine. But

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let's go ahead and now from August ninth, nineteen forty nine.

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Here is blackmailed hijacker.

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Speaker 2: That's the called PEPs i.

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Speaker 3: That's yours motest cola Bye, that's the cold Epersent Conference.

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Speaker 4: Five, Counterfly Washington, counter.

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Speaker 2: Fly Harding, Counterspy Calling Washington, United States.

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Speaker 3: Counterspy especially appointed to investigate.

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Speaker 5: It from the enemy.

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Speaker 6: Is all free, full at home and abral good night.

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Speaker 3: The Case of a Blackmailed Hijacker. A counter spy report

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to the American people, brought to you each Tuesday and

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Thursday by Pepsicola.

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that big big bottle saves you money, goes twice as far.

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Pepsi is America's big, big favorite at America's biggest cold

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of at you so why take lets when Petsy is best?

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Whenever you reach for a replacement, remember why take less

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when Petsy now to Coppers five. Shortly after midnight last

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February third, a heavy truck carrying ten tons of high

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explosives to a government arsenal was rolling along a foggy,

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mountainous stretch of Highway nine W in eastern Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 2: The driver, Larry Mason, held the wheel typely. Hey, Vince, Yeah, Prince,

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can you see anything at the stars getting think about

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a minute, Larry.

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Speaker 6: I'm a love of Mike.

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Speaker 7: Larry, if you got a whistle, at least he's not

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too you know, we should have stopped before we hit

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this road.

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Speaker 6: Vince.

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Speaker 2: That ten tons of nitro we got in the back.

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One slip and my wife Cash is in my insurance. Hey,

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Larry off a hat. Yeah, looks like a car skidded

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right across the road. Oh down, man, alright, I don't.

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Speaker 6: See the drive of the Vince.

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Speaker 2: Ah, Well we better get out and take a look.

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Maybe we can help the guy. Yeah, I'll get out

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on your side too, Okay, they all every day guy

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with a kane.

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Speaker 6: What is this get away from that truck?

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Speaker 2: This is the high takes.

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Speaker 6: We died and this is a.

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Speaker 2: Trick I learned in the Army. Kick me well. Urgent

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to all counter spyfield offices.

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Speaker 8: Three.

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Speaker 2: Mister Harting now in Pittsburgh Field office to take charge

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of following case truck hijacking last night Highway nine W

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Eastern Pennsylvania relief driver Vince Dugan killed. Killer tentatively identified

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as one Sid Barlow. See counter spy file identification made

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by surviving driver up truck Larry Mason.

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Speaker 6: Locked the door for you kill.

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Speaker 2: Oh no, Larry, I'm only going to the supermarket. I'll

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be right there. Okay. I got to buy a lot

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of groceries, Darling, It's got time to help me carry

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them back.

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Speaker 7: Well, kiddo, and dude downtown at the County Spy Field

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officer to see David Harnting.

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Speaker 2: Why WI should let me go with you? No, no,

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I don't want you to have any to Larry's.

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Speaker 6: And ex.

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Speaker 2: Larry Mason. Oh hello, Steve, Hey, Larry going downtown. Euh yeah, Steve,

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this is the wife Carol Honey.

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Speaker 7: Is Steve Kramer, chief truck dispatched down at the company

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for sixty seven years.

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Speaker 2: Oh, missus Mason, Larry had an a a KB to himself.

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Speaker 6: Thanks mister Kramer.

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Speaker 2: Oh, Larry, I'm going on to the market, so you

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suber honey golong to him. Lucky you, Larry don't know,

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I know going downtown to Steve.

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Speaker 6: I'm cunning.

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Speaker 2: Hurry out this Fifield office.

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Speaker 7: Huh yeah, nine o'clock to identified the guy who killed

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Vince Dugen.

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Speaker 2: How about a lived Oh you got a friend of

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mine's got his right over here. I happened to spot

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you just always stopped.

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Speaker 6: Good enough.

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Speaker 2: Happen, Larry, it's a friend of mine. Mister marangell Larry

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mat Hi you good morning, you win, Steve, take off, Larry.

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I have been telling mister Marango what pals you only

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Vince Dubien.

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Speaker 6: Where Vince was a Greek guy.

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Speaker 7: Yes, it was an unfortunate accident, Larry, wasn't an accident.

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Mister Moringo, that rotten dog just shut vinced.

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Speaker 2: I understand the Connor spy has already picked up the

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guy who killed Vince from the description you gave him. Yeah,

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character named Sid Bollow. All I need now is for

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you to pick the guy out of the lineup. I'll

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never forget that kill his face. I'll pick him out,

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all right, Larry, maybe you won't pick Barlow out.

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Speaker 6: Why wouldn't I hang it on? Follow?

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Speaker 2: If he's the guy, tell him, Steve, Larry. Three years

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ago a can got out of the state jug in

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Ohio after a stretch from manslaughter truck accident. Yes, he

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comes here to Pittsburgh, changes his name to Larry Mason,

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and gets a job with our company as truck driver

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under false pretenses.

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Speaker 6: How did you know?

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Speaker 2: Also, Larry, last year you married a very lovely girl.

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I'll say, But of course you didn't tell Carol about

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your prison term. Didn't you listen to Carol doesn't know?

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Hurt her? Hey, Larry, Harold doesn't have to know, don't

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you see, mister Morango, nobody asked to know to Larry.

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Speaker 6: So that's the setup, Steve.

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Speaker 2: It's a quarter to nine. We will drive Larry down

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to the countess by field office. Mister Harding will be

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waiting for it. Mister Harding, here's Larry made mister Hay,

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good morning Larry to down here, repeaters me.

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Speaker 6: Yes, there's our.

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Speaker 2: Lineup room, Larry. In a few seconds, several men will

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come out on that platform up there behind glass sid

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Barlow among them, I want you to pick out the killer. Yes,

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the lights are so arranged that we can see the men,

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but they can't see us and they can't hear us either. Conway, Yes,

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mister Hoddy already Conway. You can send them on, Yes, sir, okay, boys,

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you want it on stage? There they are, Larry. Well,

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the second man from the left looks something like him.

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Take your time. Well, I'm not positive, now, you know.

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Speaker 6: I only when we saw the killer from the side

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just a.

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Speaker 2: Minute, Conway. Second man from the left turned to the right.

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Second man from the left turn to the right.

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Speaker 9: He seems taller. You see the man you described to

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us the other day. Well, I'm not so sure now

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you know it was dark that night. There is Vince

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Stugan was your closest friend. You have a deep personal

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interest in bringing his murderer to trial.

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Speaker 2: Sure. Sure, But there's even more to this case. Recently,

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a number of trucks carrying natropintuline, a powerful explosive, have

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been hijacked. Yes, that's what we were carrying the other night, Larry.

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We suspect that some big international ranketeer is shipping the

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stolen explosive to a dangerous anti American group in the

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Far East to make all kinds of international trouble. Yes, sir,

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I see now, if you can point out the killer,

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you will be helping us smash a dangerous international racket. Now,

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can you identify one of those men as the murderer

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of Vince Steuben? Mister Hoddy, he he's not there, not

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the one who killed Vince Stupen. Mason, your original description

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of the murderer was an amazingly exact one, in detailed.

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You were eager to see him punished. I'd like to

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know what's changed your mind. All right, Mason, you can go. Yeah, Larry,

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this is Steve. I left the message for you to

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call me. That's no meta date for you with mister Marengo.

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You had better come eight o'clock tonight in his penthouse apartment.

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I'll pick you up.

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Speaker 6: Larry.

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Speaker 2: I want to thank you for not identifying Barlow yesterday

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at the Countress by Field Off.

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Speaker 6: Keep your thanks Marengo.

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Speaker 2: Larry, that's no way to act at the Marengo. There's

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nothing to talk about, Steve. You two got what you wanted.

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That was the deal, Yes, Larry, that was that deal.

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Now I have a new deal for you. Chance to

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make some real del Larry, not them easily tell you

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get for pushing the truck around for our company. Unsatisfied,

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nothing so stubborn as a reformed convict. The is, Larry.

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I am scheduling here to take a lot of explosives

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for the company tomorrow night to another arsenal at Bay

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City alone. That powder don't get today city. You see, Larry,

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some of my men will be waiting to meet your

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truck in the highway at the Marengo. And it all

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set up. Larry. All you do is take one on

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the chin to make the high tack look clean.

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Speaker 6: Nothing doing. It's no deal, Maringo.

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Speaker 2: I paid you off. I did what you wanted one

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do Larry? What about David hiding?

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Speaker 6: Honey?

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Speaker 2: What do you mean, Larry? You did a very bad

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thing when you took the finger off, said Barlow. You

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the next calm, deliberately deceived, hurting you see, you have

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to accept my offer. My man will expect you tomorrow night.

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What does that up, Peter, Larry Mason's taking a load

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of explosives to the Bay City arsenal tonight, Dave alone.

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It's a perfect situation for Mason to allow himself to

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be hijacked. But do we allow it?

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Speaker 6: Dave tell you what.

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Speaker 2: We'll set up observation posts all along Mason's route now, besides,

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you tail him in a car, take at least three

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more men armed for a capture if necessary. I'll keep

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in touch with all of you from the communications room.

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Speaker 8: Mister adding Conway, reporting from Greenvale Drop driven by Larry Mason.

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Stop here at eleven thirty five PM while he was

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cleaning his lights, and I checked his phenometer reading twenty

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two thousand, one hundred fourteen.

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Speaker 2: Miles in veil, eleven thirty five driving time checks, many checks.

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Speaker 8: Thanks, Conny, I'm supporting from fine city, mister Honey. Very

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Mason's time here one o five am phenometer reading Conny

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good dollars three hundred and sixty seven.

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Speaker 2: Time and many check. And Adam Peters and three men

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are tailing Mason's sucking a car ready for a couple

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if it comes, keep an eye out for them.

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Speaker 4: Peter is call me, honey, pursuing car.

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Speaker 8: Something up?

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Speaker 2: What is it?

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Speaker 6: Why?

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Speaker 8: Kind of your car? The main highway?

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Speaker 2: What's your location? Now?

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Speaker 8: Good road often leading up into the mountain.

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Speaker 2: That's an even better spot for a plan. Hijacking in

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the highway, Peter, keep following, keep me in form.

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Speaker 10: Peter, Honey.

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Speaker 4: Run of the Bay City, throwing out into them.

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Speaker 2: You mean nothing unusual happening on long detour he took

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through the mountain. The driver doesn't take a truckload of

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high explosive on a dangerous detour just for the thrill.

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Take close to him. Let's see what he does next. Dave, Hey, Dave,

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wake up. Oh I dozed off my chair waiting all

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my for you to come again. What are you doing

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back here in Pittsburgh? I telled Mason all the way

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back from Bay City. No trouble. Admittedly it looked like

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a hijack set up at first, but knowing happened, he

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came back, left his truck in the main garage and

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went home. Larry Mason is a very puzzling young man.

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You don't have to find some way of unpuzzling him.

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What there?

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Speaker 6: Sorry? I woke you, Carol, you.

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Speaker 2: Larry, you kid? You wouldn't be back in then city

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until tomorrow.

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Speaker 6: Well, we have no phone here.

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Speaker 2: I couldn't call you, darling. What are you doing? Where's

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my suitcase? It's in your car?

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Speaker 6: Then I'll get it, Larry, what's wrong?

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Speaker 2: I'm just taking my clothes.

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Speaker 6: Larry, Please?

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Speaker 2: What happened? Larry?

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Speaker 6: You're in trouble.

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Speaker 2: There's no trouble.

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Speaker 6: I'm just fed it with Pittsburgh. That's not true.

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Speaker 2: You're running out on me, aren't you, Carol?

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Speaker 6: Karen?

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Speaker 11: Honest, Honey, I wasn't running Listen, Carol, I'm in a jam.

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Speaker 2: See.

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Speaker 6: I have to get out of Pittsburgh now tonight. I

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don't care what it is. If you just tell me, well,

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there's no time to tell you. Will you come with me, Larry? No,

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I will old times not to have a phone.

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Speaker 7: Look, I'll go down to the question the airport and

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get tickets now fast. All right, you pack, grab a

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taxi and meet me at the airport.

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Speaker 6: As soon as you can.

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Speaker 11: And don't worry, honey, Everything's going to be fine, just fine, Jessey.

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Speaker 6: Jasey Creston airport driver?

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Speaker 9: Please?

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Speaker 6: Will you help me with some suitcases that they're on

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the porch?

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Speaker 2: Mason going someplace?

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Speaker 4: Well?

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Speaker 6: Yes, who are you care? Just a minute?

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Speaker 2: I told you to get out, okay, palace, go let

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me out of here. Do you hear?

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Speaker 6: Where where are you taking me?

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Speaker 3: What do you want?

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Speaker 2: I want you to give a message to your husband.

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What a special kind of message, mister Mason. Kind your

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husband will understand. What are you talking about this, Mason.

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The next time your husband is told to do something,

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it's got to be done right, no side roads, no standards.

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Next time he delivers or something fatal will happen to

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you again too. That's the message, now, missus Mason. Just

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make sure he gets the message.

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Speaker 6: Straight back to counter spy in a moment.

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Speaker 2: But first, pets Nicola, pets the glasses.

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Speaker 6: That's a lot lots more value, lots more dest Why

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take less when petsi is dead?

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Speaker 3: More and more among fellows and girls, among mothers and dads,

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you hear that sane and sensible question. Why take less

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when pepsi is dead? No budget, no allowance ever had

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a better friend than Tangy's sparkling pepsicola. Because one big

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twelve out pepsi bottle gives you two delicious drinks. That's

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twice as much tangy taste, twice as much delicious pepsi

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to go just twice as far. That's why more and

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more families say, why take less when Pepsi's bet? Yes,

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family is like yours and mine family's all over America.

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They're all saying, why take less? When Pepsi's bet.

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Speaker 2: Pepsi calls so delicious, and this bottle makes two drinks.

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It is certainly the cola for the purchaser who thinks everybody's.

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Speaker 4: Thinking Pepsi does compare it with the rest.

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Speaker 6: So what, Mrs Homas Spiner? Why take less?

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Speaker 3: When Pepsi says today tomorrow, always get America's biggest cold

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up at you take home a carton of six big,

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big Pepsi bottles. Insist on Pepsi at the store and

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say Pepsi at the fountain, Say Pepsi at the fan,

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Say Pepsi whenever you reach for refreshment.

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Speaker 6: Remember why take less? When Pepsi's bed Now back to

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Compers five.

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Speaker 2: Seven airlines now loading a game?

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Speaker 10: Are Oh, Larry, huh oh, mister mister Huntings and that

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carra over there he wants to talk with Well, I'm sorry,

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I mean to hurry, Larry.

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Speaker 2: Mister Hunting said he wanted to talk to you. Okay,

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all right, get him. Oh Larry, I'm afraid you're not

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leaving town. Larry. What I saw you buy two plane

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tickets ten minutes ago.

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Speaker 6: So you saw me buy tickets? That a crime?

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Speaker 2: Larry, you're a material witness in a murder case. I

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could have you held in companty with this. Yes, I

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guess you could, but I'm not going to. Instead, we're

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going back to your home. When we get there, you

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and your wife and I my wife.

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Speaker 6: She's got nothing to do with all this, Larry.

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Speaker 2: A few hours ago we received certain files. They explained

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some of your recent actions. Now I want you to

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be completely honest with me, like what right along?

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Speaker 6: Larry?

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Speaker 2: We not only want to clean up his hijack case

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and Vince Jugan's murderer, but we also want to help

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you and missus Maylane tell you she doesn't know anything.

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Speaker 6: A possible emergency flash.

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Speaker 2: Mat Towning Peters car go ahead, Conway.

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Speaker 8: Where are you now?

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Speaker 2: Peters? Right outside Creston Airport with mister Harding good on

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that hijacking cage.

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Speaker 4: We just got a flash from the city hospital.

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Speaker 8: A woman identified as missus Larry Mason just brought out of.

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Speaker 2: The emergency ward. She was beaten and.

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Speaker 6: Thrown from a moving car.

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Speaker 2: He's got a hospital was at the airport. I knew

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he had gone out there. What's missus Mason conditioned Conway,

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very larious.

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Speaker 6: He's been given senative. Can you re locate Larry Mason?

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Speaker 2: That he's right with it?

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Speaker 6: We head for the hospital. Step only, Peter.

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Speaker 2: You's your firing right, Larry, now when you cooperate with

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its All along, you've been trying to protect your wife, Evage.

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That's right. She didn't know about your record, did you

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you know?

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Speaker 6: No, it was a coun No. I never told Taryl,

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and I was sure shirked not to.

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Speaker 2: Oh kay, mister honey, how do you want me to

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help you?

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Speaker 6: After we see your wife?

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Speaker 2: But I think you can start working back in that garage. Hey, Larry,

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I want to talk to you. Yeh see, I'm stuntyful

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taking a detour last night and ducking the hijacked set up.

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I thought it was a good stunt. I'm giving you

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one more chance for you. Ruys say, don't disappoint mister

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Marengo again. What's the deal. I'm scheduling you to take

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a nitrol load to the western Arsenal tonight. What route

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route sixty three through the Yella Valley. Mister Marengo's boys

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will be waiting for you in a valley by away. Larry,

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I'm sorry about what happened to that pretty missus.

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Speaker 9: If you are someday, I'm going to flatten your face

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for that, so help me.

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Speaker 2: It wasn't my doing. It was Marengo's idea. Let this deal,

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Steve Withdrew. Yeah, sure, Larry Tonight you meet the boys

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in the other valley and then we're through. There's the

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lights on Mason's truck. Mister Marengo got down there in

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the valley. Your boys signal yes, Steve say yeah. I

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tell you, Larry Mason show this time. I'm looking for you.

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My business is too rich to take chances. Chances. I

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decided the truck will not be hijacked. After I set

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everything up and all your boys down there gotta go

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are gonna work. You don't understand, it'll only appeared that

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the truck wasn't hijacked. I don't get you, mister Marengo.

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Right now sit borrowing. The rest of my men are

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removing most of the powder from that truck originally planned,

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but they leave will be used to destroy the truck

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and Larry Mason hill Larry, Hey, it looked like an accident, eh,

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And we won't have to worry anymore about trusting him

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or not both he in the truck will be blown

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a bit spack to Marange, this is something I got

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at sea. Oh you'll see it. See you and I

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both will ah flashing the signal to me come up here.

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Speaker 5: Everything's ready. Yes, in that moment, Hey.

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Speaker 2: We shouldn't go here. That exploded talking to Marangos. Those

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other cats come along and then we just act like

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horrified witnesses. Here's the road it needs what's left through?

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Careful Not all of the explosures may have gone up

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at once. See there's still some flames, some flames there.

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There's not much truck h.

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Speaker 6: Very powerful explosive, is it not be?

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Speaker 2: I'll say, hey, you boys supposed to be close fly

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with the other cans of explosive. Yes, the borrower should

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be at this spot to reports to me las me hair, Hey,

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take another look at the records. That's a manut. Here's

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where the driver's cowboys, Only where's Larry with his body?

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A peculiar steve, very peculiar. First your boys, no sign

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of them, then no sign of Larry. Don't understand it.

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Be sure nothing could have gone wrong. My orders were clear.

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Hijack the truck removed most of the explosive. Roll up

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the truck and Larry Mason with the red cab. It

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if Larry's dead, where is he over here?

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Speaker 9: Hear that?

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Speaker 2: Larry impossible?

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Speaker 6: I know his voice.

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Speaker 2: He's alive over behind those trees. Get your gun out,

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I got it. I've tried to get him to show

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himself when he does shoot, wave it.

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Speaker 4: To me, Larry, Why do you want marengo?

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Speaker 2: But we want to talk to you. Come out. I'm hurt,

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I can't move. You got to call me.

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Speaker 3: Go on, dear, uh where are you exactly? Larry?

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Speaker 4: You'll find out not to see what's the way it's done?

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Speaker 2: That share not see do it? You can get it

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out again quickly. Gonna get posed now, come on, stop

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way out? Why what's the matter, Larry. I've got a

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gun to stay where you are, right in that touch

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of moon where I can see play me at first.

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Speaker 6: We're going to get a couple of things straight.

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Speaker 2: Let's he trying to do?

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Speaker 6: Oh what is it?

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Speaker 2: Larry? You've got to remember I know that Sid follow

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murdered Vince Dougal. Yes, but but whatever, And I know

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you and Steve got sore because I was boiling your

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hijack record. He tried to kill me tonight by blowing.

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Speaker 6: Up my trucks. That's that was all a mistake, Larry.

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Speaker 2: From now on, we'll be good friends and trust each other. Okay,

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hands on the last counterins, Maringo, your them all right,

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get the gun, I'll handle me. Ringo, No, no, my

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hand for all right alone, starting a nice murdering quick.

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You've done a good job all around, Larry, but you

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can leave him.

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Speaker 6: To it, he squeamed, you dropped it. I gonna see

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your whole.

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Speaker 2: Plan went wrong after we took your triggerman bottle and

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the rest of your mob. We set off that explosion too,

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but exactly as you had planned, except that Larry left

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the truck first. Some of the things you admitted to

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him a moment ago. We've got enough to send you

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and all your gang away for the rest of your lives.

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Speaker 3: When your friends drop in, be generous, but be thrifty too.

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Serve plenty of delicious pepsicola Pepsi's be twelve ounce bott

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will gives you not just one sparkling glass, but two.

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Get a carton of six, and serve twelve delicious drinks. Yes,

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Pepsi is America's biggest cola value. You get twice the

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tangy taste, twice the refreshments, twice the pepsi. So why

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take less when Pepsi's best. Whenever you reach for refreshments,

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remember pepsicolar.

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Speaker 2: Glasses. That's a lot lots more.

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Speaker 6: Why take less when pets.

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Speaker 3: Tune and every Tuesday and Thursday, same time, same station

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to counter Spy, But the next Thursday for the exciting

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counter spy case of the Murmured Midions.

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Speaker 2: The seashore rendezvous between two men that changed the lives

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of thousands of women, the lone wolf swindler who demonstrated

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that word speak louder than action, and the enormous lips

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that accused a racketeer a quarter mile away. Be sure

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to listen Thursday, day after Tomorrow to the Case of

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the Murmured Midion on counter Spy. The Night's counter Spy

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program originated in New York and featured Don McLaughlin and

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Mandel Kramer with music by Rosa Rio. Counter Spy is

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a phillip State Lorde production for Petsicola. Enjoy some PETSI

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ice cold to night.

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Speaker 3: Friends, dropping the generous but be thrifty too serve plenty

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is America's biggest tolar value. You get twice the tangy taste,

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christ the refreshment, twice the pepsi. So why take less

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when Pepsi's best. Whenever you reach for refreshments, remember PEPs the.

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Speaker 6: Collar glasses, that's the lost lots more, lots more?

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Speaker 2: Why take less when pepsi?

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Speaker 3: Union Every Tuesday and Thursday, same time, same station, to

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Counterspy the next Thursday for the exciting Counterspy case of

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the Murmured Millions, the rendezvous between two men that changed

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the lives of thousands of women, the lone wolf Dwindler,

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who demonstrated that word speak louder than actions, and the

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enormous lips that accused a racketeer a quarter mile away

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he should have listened further. They after tomorrow who.

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Speaker 6: The date of the Murmured Millions? On counter Spy.

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Speaker 3: The night's Counterspy program originated in New York and featured

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Don McLaughlin and Mantel Tramer with music by ROSA. Real

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counter Spy is a fili Strates Lord production for Pepsicola.

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Enjoy some pepsi Ice told the Knife.

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Speaker 6: Welcome back.

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Speaker 1: Well, the reason I don't like that title that has

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been given to it is it's a hijacker's committing blackmail

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rather than a blackmailed hijacker. But at any rate, an

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interesting episode and our criminal's biggest step it was pushing

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this truck driver too fast and too hard, because essentially,

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by being willing to lie to cover up his past conviction,

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he showed that he could be blackmailed. But it's a

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big leap from refusing to identify a suspect to actually

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participating in a crime yourself, and I think that he

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was not ready to make that late. Now, of course,

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he probably would have ended up dead as a result

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without the timely interference of David Hardy. Well, now we

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do turn to listener comments and feedback, and we turned

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to Spotify, where Don Wright seems like Harding can solve

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this by problem by rounding up every very attractive female

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he can fined. I need to go back and count

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how many fem fatales have been there have there been

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in this series. It's a lot and this was from

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the case of the Mexican Rancho. But it's a funny

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comment I guess to read on this episode as it

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is one without any female villains.

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Speaker 6: But I mean, certainly there's a point.

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Speaker 1: I would say that the fe fatale as this very

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big motif was hardly limited to counterspyt I think we've

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heard it on nearly every program we played on the

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Great Detectives, and certainly Counterspy isn't like on the Pat

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Novack for higher level, so very common to the era.

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And then we have some comments on YouTube or regarding

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the episode. The Recruited Nurse listener writes, Hi, mister g

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thanks again for another great episodes. PS.

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Speaker 6: The commercials are so interesting. Well, thanks so much, and

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Saysoft Rights had him.

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Speaker 1: In addition to the bad guy who sounds a lot

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like Chuck Webster, the doctor sounds a lot like Raymond

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Edward Johnson. That would fit considering this is a New

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York production. Well, thanks so much, say SOFF. And I

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will admit that I'm not entirely sure because Raymond Edward

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Johnson I did actually have a lot of voices that

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he did, so it's so I might pick up on

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one or two of them, particularly if I would if

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I've been listening to something familiar recently. I remember that

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I noticed Raymond Edward Johnson on an episode of Boston Blackie,

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just because I'd happen to listen to an episode of

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Crime Club, which he also hosted. But appreciate your comments.

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Now it's time to thank our Patreon supporter of the day.

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Thank you to Glenn, Patreon supporter since March of twenty

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twenty five, currently supporting the podcast at the Detective Sergeant

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level of seven dollars and fourteen cents or more per month.

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Thanks so much for your support, Glenn, and that will

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do it for today. If you're enjoying the podcast, please

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follow us using your favorite podcast software and be sure

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to rate and review the podcast wherever you download it from.

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We'll be back next Saturday with another episode of Counterspy,

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but join us back here on Tuesday for Tarzan on

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the Great Adventurers of Old Time Radio. On the Great

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Detectives of Old Time Radio. We'll be back on Monday

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with The Saint in the Meantime from Boise, Idaho. This

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is your host, Adam Graham signing on