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Speaker 1: The Avenger wrote the crime and then attract that crime

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does not pay The Avengers for an enemy of evil

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is actually Jim Brannon, a famous bio kennist. Through his

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numeorous scientific experiments, Brandon has suffected several inventions to aid

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him and his crusade against time as the Avenger. Most

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remarkable of these inventions is the highly secret diffusion capitals,

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which quote him in the black light of Invisibilities. Brandon's assistant,

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the beautiful Fern Tardier, is the only one who shares

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his secrets and knows that he is a man the

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underworld's tears as the Avenger and now the Avenger and

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the subway ghosts. Jim and Inspector White are standing on

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the subway platform waiting for an express as the train

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pulls into the station. I'm on, Jim, rest and hop

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aboard this front car ride, Infector. Now we'll let the

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trains full out before we go into the motorman's boot. Yeah.

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I want this little visit to coming to surprise. Okay,

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come on all over from the door and you can

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take care of the introductions by Clarry. That's me. Never

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on you out of this boot, nor Pat Clarry free

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time Inspector White and missus Jim Brannon, we're riding with

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you on this trip.

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Speaker 2: I get it, get after the.

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Speaker 1: Goat and tried it. Did you ever see the ghost clearingk.

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Speaker 2: No, I never did, just say a little stuck at

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putting the story in the televis car three mornament on.

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Speaker 1: This line where they start, and the story checked on

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the plate where it appeared.

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Speaker 2: I didn't know it's appeared in the same place all

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the time.

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Speaker 1: Well it did approximately anyway, this particut around is five

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minutes between stop. Each of those men claimed he was

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two and a half minutes out when he saw the goat. Hey,

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it's right around the spot where that track walker was

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still too llay, ha's that red light just ahead there.

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That's a track inspector most likely, yeah, swinging his las

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and that's the signal they used to show the lots attacks.

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It's almost time, inspector keep their eye peeled for the ghost.

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Speaker 2: You know, I always thinkured I was a superstitious as

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the next man, But this subway ghost business is a

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little two sticks.

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Speaker 1: When he's a swallow very as ann in the middle

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of the track, stop.

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Speaker 3: Put down, you hit him? Come on, what's up for

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the toad trail.

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Speaker 1: He walk off us right along here, light, I'll take

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this turd. There you go with Jim Bokay.

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Speaker 3: Out of the train. Go So where's all the way back?

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Speaker 1: Got to be here someplace?

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Speaker 4: No time of mother try to text you?

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Speaker 3: What does that happen to that man?

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Speaker 1: One thing is certainly is not here, but the.

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Speaker 2: Same man over them We saw that without old eyes.

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Speaker 1: No use holding the train up any longer. What do

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you make of it, Jim? Well, in Sector, my guess

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is that we've had our first encounter with a subway ghost.

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Whatever it was, it certainly disappeared in the dinner. Okay, Larry,

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close the door and let it join. I'm glad.

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Speaker 2: I'll see if the bark.

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Speaker 1: I swear it wouldn't test me all.

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Speaker 2: Eyes, if I've been buying the test.

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Speaker 1: We're up against something here, Jim. I don't happen to

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believe in ghost. I don't either, in Sector, but this

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one promises to be rather difficult to explain that ghats

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couldn't have been anything with the mention because there was

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no place for it to hide and no time for

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it to run away. Well, what are we going to do?

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We'll get off the next stop. Now that we've seen

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the goats, we'll have to figure out some way to

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trap them. This is a fine mess, Jim. While you

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and I spend the afternoon in the sub chasing after

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our goats, the biggest bank in town is robbed. It's

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a fluck, Inspector, but the cob missioner runs alf assign

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you to investigate that subway up there a ghost or

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an au ghost. I'm not wasting any more time in

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the subway. I'm going to work on this bank job.

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Oh believing me? Flat No, No, I want you to

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help me out on this bank robbery. Jim. There's a slick,

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professional job. We've got to get those two men who

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voted well. I think I'll leave that to you, Inspector.

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I'm gonna stick with a ghost for a while atlea.

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All that can wait, Jim. But this robbery, those bank

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robbers will be duckto for you. Inspect your regular routine stuff.

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You won't need me.

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Speaker 2: On that, But you would walk out on me just

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to satisfy your curiosity, some silly crik.

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Speaker 3: If somebody's playing the subway.

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Speaker 1: Our inspector, there's no reason to lose your temper. We

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just have different opinions about the impertor. Don't borrow me

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anymore about that ghost. I've got more important things to

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think about. All right, offend in my report. When I

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close the case, go your brandon, you prove your friend

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of mine? How go out it here and let me work.

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Speaker 3: So you inspector parted companies here.

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Speaker 1: Only temporarily friends. You know how hot head of the inspector.

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Speaker 3: Is, well, what about this ghost him? What's to be

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the motive? Person like that?

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Speaker 1: That's the thing that fascinates me. Friends, there isn't any

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obvious motive in disrupting a city controlled subway, Nothing in

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a material way could be gained from it.

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Speaker 3: You don't think it could be scummon's idea of a crowd?

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Speaker 1: No, well, where do we begin the first time? I'm

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going to fig up them. Thanks, that might lead to

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a motive. I think I'll call Hi less the season.

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He's the controller in charge of that subway line. Maybe

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he can get me a few leads. Yeah, mister Brandon.

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Also that ghosts appeared four times, and I don't mind

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telling you. Ex playing havoc with our scheduled as well

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as my nervous system. It's about time the police department

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got some action on this. You can depend on that,

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mister Seasons, if your office will cooperate with us, or

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we'll do everything we can. Look here, Brandon, I'm gonna

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be frank with you. Here in this drawer is something

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we've managed to speak from the newspapers so far. Take

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a look at that stack of papers. H well, oh

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what I lawsuit, twenty of them, ranging from fifty dollars

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to three thousand people claiming they were injured by the

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sudden stops of the train due to the appearance of

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a ghost. Oh amazing. I'm just possibly a motive Nah,

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I don't think so, Brandon. You've got our investigators working

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on this, and they've discovered that more than half of

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these claims will put in by professional insurance collector Ky. However,

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I wish to keep me posted in all damage craims

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to receive. He just might run into an angle there

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and I'll do that now. A the other handles may

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be an inside job, motive unknown. I'm certainly we can

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discountact and that sort of thing carries a heavy pennel.

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We're ever going to get to the bottom of this

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subway goes We can't afford to discount anything. Now, mister Stephens,

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we could test on possibility in short order, if you'll

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arrange to change the trains get every day. And mister Brandon,

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you're estling impossible. I have no authority to do a

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thing like that. Then I'll have to ask the mayor

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to give you the authority. Mister Stephens, this city can't

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afford to pay off a lawsuits because of a ghost.

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Speaker 5: Well, it looks as if you're three day war with

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his spectors over because what did he want for help?

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Speaker 3: I sudden crime wave has completely jump.

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Speaker 1: According to the newspapers and radio, there's been a major

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robbery every day this week.

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Speaker 3: You've been so engross in your ghosts. I wondered if

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you realize that.

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Speaker 1: Oh that's ghosts appeared nine times now the various motorman.

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Speaker 3: Jim, Well, I really think you should be damps the

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ghost of the tribe, and we'll give these robberies a

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little consideration.

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Speaker 1: You're right, friends, Oh, I've saved.

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Speaker 3: All the newspapers for you. They'll bring you up to

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date under the tail. So what's been happening?

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Speaker 1: Good girl? Now, before all I call the inspector back,

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we'll just run through those tapers.

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Speaker 3: Very jewel hold up next to you, fifty thousand dollars

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worth of gin, you men, justice will say so. It's

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thematic robbery.

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Speaker 1: And armored truck robbed, and midtowns and armored truck trying

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to pay envelops for three.

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Speaker 3: Times thirty five thousand dollars taken in second bank robberies.

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You men believe to be the same thing to robber

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the party SEP.

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Speaker 1: Civil authorities appeal for more police, unable to cope with

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the rising siding in the now, Jim, I hope you

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didn't get me up here just to show me a

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bunch of city maps in churn. I'll take it easy, inspector,

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and let me explain. Okay, between these two points I

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have marked in blue pencil on the map here the

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subway ghost has appeared nine times. Oh listen here, Jim,

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how many times I have to tell you I don't

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give a hang about that ghost. You're going to keep

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harping on map insteads trying to help me with these robberies.

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That's what I'm trying to do, Inspector. There's a definite

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connection between the ghosts and the robbery. There's a connection

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between them the ghost has always appeared to motive and

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going north in this particular spot. Now take a good

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look at the map. Here I marked the places where

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robberies occurred and read. Notice that all the robberies we're

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in the immediate vicinity of the ghost. Ah, jimy, you're

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trying to tell me the ghost, sbmitted, Not quite. The

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ghost has appeared nine times, and there have been four robberies.

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Now here's a time schedule of the robbery and one

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of the appearances of the ghosts. He showed some rather

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interesting coincidences, don't you think. Yeah, a ghost appeared in

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the subway almost immediately after each robbery. But the jim

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what about those other appearances? What were they for just

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to cover up? If the ghosts that appeared only at

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the times when the robbery happened, the connection between them

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might have been suspected earlier. Now your theory is as

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the sieve used the subway to make their get away. Exactly.

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Now we're getting some place that could have count for

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a fantastic disappearance of the robberies. But how did they

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get down there? The battle? And tell a little more

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field Worth inspector. But there's another piece of information here

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that you've over looked. Although every motiment on that line

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saw the ghosts at one time or another, one particular

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motiment was always on due when a robbery was pulled.

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Ye are all right, Jim, It was Mike Cleary that

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now is down our field. Inspectors. Sure, all we have

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to do is tay Leary every minute and we can

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solve this key, the modern stector. It's time for us

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to take another subway ride. According to this schedule, Mike

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Leary begins his run in five minutes. Oh, Larry, a

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right per, Inspector brand and I are going to take

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a ride of you for a while here. You keenan

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goes quite a few times lately, Larry said mister Brandon.

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And I don't mind telling you. I'm getting set up

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with that ghost over a lot of other people.

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Speaker 2: And I told mister Stevens this morning, if I shood again,

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I'm gonna quit.

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Speaker 1: I can't say that I blame you. Hey, there's that

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track infector again. He's waving his land to you.

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Speaker 2: Larry, You're I get told you the last time.

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Speaker 1: The trank walker's all the signals that lamer. Do you

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know who this particular man is? No, I sho thinks

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this is a pacing pector. Okay, Larry sabretry, I can't

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do that time, and I said, fully daughter, all that,

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but I won't be the possible. We're getting out of

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there this time. We're going to investigate that goes before

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it appears. Come on YouTube, Larry and Telen on the

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place where the ghost walk is just their head there, inspecker.

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Come on, let's see we can find anything. We got

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five minutes before the next expressions do on this track?

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Huh say did you just feel something so you hit

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the tak inspector? H what was a fight to a

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light above? Its? Uh? It's only cod with Jim hanging

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out that big murder. That's money things Cobwe listening here

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and I can't hold this pain up any er. Please

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don't know, Please take up the stick.

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Speaker 3: How many shock learry?

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Speaker 1: There goes the man Jim. He's crossing the track. That's pain.

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Then I'll go ask him.

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Speaker 2: Take you on, aspector, careful Jim and locals coming on

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our little sprack.

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Speaker 3: Her term.

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Speaker 1: Jim did the game? Oh, let's taken a long chance.

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And how's the ford? That local? I lost him completely?

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Speaker 4: How's there find the their s emergency phone, Jim Leary dead.

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Speaker 1: Now back to the Avenger and the subway ghost. They've

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agreed to hold up the trains on this line for

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ten minutes. Inspector, we'll have to work starlas. Sooner we

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tell the mystery of this ghost, Jim, we'll know where

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we stand with those robbers. Or here's the take where

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they coblet. It is gonna take a few short whiskers

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to clean to the girder. But of course the first

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que had hit that cobweb screen swept away practically all

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evidence of it. Oh, let's talk about cobwebs. Isn't helping

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us find the ghost gym, but it is infector those

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cobweb serves as a screen on which the moving picture

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of a man was projected. There's a projector machine hidden

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around here, somewhere when we find that we have our ghosts,

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tactual like that. Oh, I hope you know what you're

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talking about, Jim, I don't say anything. There's probably hidden

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the man nicked girder, or maybe along the wall, only

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the tip will be showing. Oh, there it is in

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the girder. Give me a light here in cetera and

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I'll get it off. Oh, Jim, we run into some

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pretty crazy schemes, but this wouldn't be tall. Yes, this

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projector has a long wire attached to this order. I

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mean the ghost was turned off and on by someone

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at a disc That track walker who killed Learry. He

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was the only one who could operated this machine. I

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think he's on a man all right. Everqut about those cobwebs, gym,

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How did he manage that such a thing as a

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small portable machine of manufactures cobwebs to order in sector?

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Our criminal manufactured a screen of cobwebs the exact size

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of the front of the train. They let it hang

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from that girder. When the motorman saw the ghost, he

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was too here the screen to stop before running through it,

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and that was why all evidence of the screen was

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destroyed right after the appearance of each ghost. I'll bring

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that projector, Jim. A commissioner is sure to want a

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demonstration of this subway ghost at that time. You shut

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up pretty, you get to explain him to do there.

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I'm sure glad to see you here. Let's I wasn't

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sure you didn't turn to get away. No, thanks to

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you that we did come into the bedroom. I want

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to know what went wrong down there? Next tablay and

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it's better to be good. There is Larry Sick.

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Speaker 6: He double crassics, stop the train ahead of time, turned

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two coppers loose on me cause I was ready to

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turn on the ghost.

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Speaker 1: It was learly your plug and us. Yeah, what was

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I supposed to do? Let him really turn us as sure?

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Them guys with 'em with copies, I say.

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Speaker 6: And Brandon and White, I've had plenty of runnings with

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bought 'em.

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Speaker 1: They say, recognized this game.

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Speaker 6: She got down there they and get a look at

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my stage?

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Speaker 1: How did you shake 'em?

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Speaker 6: Hop between the cars and a passion local And I

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dodged around town for a couple of hours just to make.

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Speaker 1: Sure they want would tail me ft from here. Yeah,

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it's Cherry rounding up the game. We're meeting here at

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nine o'clock tonight for the tale that thet show you

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put on him. A submarine cooked our goose in this town.

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We're gonna pull up stakes tonight. Yes, Cherry's turning man. Eh,

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Jerry's mad. You mess up the best little record he's

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having twenty years. We just missed running head on him

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with them copies to susamon.

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Speaker 6: I figured that shop would warn you to turn back.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we turned back, all right. At that twenty five

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grand and hot money we had with us make us

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kind of risky to travel around the streets. And brought

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a blown back to his man surely and me, you'll

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answer or you'll quit, and said, yes, that was the

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information I needed. Seven uh huh uh, thank you very much. Oh,

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I don't think you'll be troubled with any more ghosts. Goodbye?

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Speaker 3: Who railed him?

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Speaker 1: It's just that we thought for him. But man who

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killed Larry wasn't connected with the subway in anyway. No

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workman was scheduled in that area.

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Speaker 3: He was a member of the game.

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Speaker 1: Then, yes, and thanks. He's the only known link between

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Learry and the gang. And what's puzzling me is how.

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Speaker 3: We're ever going to pick up his crail Jim, are

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you certain Larry was working lives the.

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Speaker 1: Gang liarly was in this up to his neck. Friend.

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Not only was he on not run every time the

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appearance of the ghosts coincided with a robbery, but that

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pony trainman, he gave him the signal that everything was set.

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No trainman ever showed to those other motimenter saw the ghosts.

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Speaker 3: Well, no tracks wo to tie up? But w did death?

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Criminals have killed Larry?

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Speaker 1: He thought Learry had double crossed the gang when he

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stopped the train too soon.

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Speaker 3: Oh I see, well, money going to do, Jim.

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Speaker 1: The only chance we have to pick up the trail

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of each criminals is through their dead Leary. I'll call

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the inspector. We'll go right to work on that angle.

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If Larry left a single clue behind him, we've got

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to find it. Uh hihim. This room of Larry's hasn't

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told us a thing. He was careful alright, there's nothing

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here to speak against him. Let me see those factuling

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men collected. Ah, they don't give us any leave. Let

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me see, uh huh. There's a bachelor forty five said

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he worked, I didn't drink, smoked occasionally, aided me with

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the family downstairs. He certainly didn't live beyond his means.

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Jim looks as though where up against the stone wall?

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Not quite, Inspector, there is a flue here. It was

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very slim one, but worth investigating. Oh what's that that

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book of matches there on a bureau They're from a

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tavern on Delroy Street. That's more than a mile away

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from here, in a very tough section of towns. It's

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really did grain. Why should he have gone to a

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place like That's no clue, Jimmy probably stopped in there

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to buy some smokes. Tell you what, Inspector, I'm going

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to have a look at that tavern in the meantime.

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I think it might be a smart move for you

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to assign an extra squad of men to the Midtown district.

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That we don't round up his gang to night. They'll

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slip right through our fingers him.

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Speaker 3: How long do we have to stay here in this tavern?

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Speaker 1: We may be here until closing time, friends.

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Speaker 3: Closing time? What about dinner?

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Speaker 1: I'm afraid you'll have to go and a diet for

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a few hours, friend, But I'll make it up you later.

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In the meantime, we'll have to pretend we're having a

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good time here.

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Speaker 3: That won't be easy.

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Speaker 1: What do you such design to you, jim This could

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be the height out of our criminal's friends. All things

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are beginning to look up. A very dapper looking fellow

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just came in and made straight for that private room

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in the bank.

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Speaker 3: Well, I'm resigned to long even of waiting. You know, Jim,

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I'm really beginning to believe in that motto of yours.

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Speaker 1: Oh what's that? Friend?

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Speaker 3: Patience is the deadliest weapon of the law and the

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best detective in the world. Is that total loss without it?

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H Jim? Do you think those two men we just

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went into the back room are members of the gang too?

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Speaker 1: Turn? One of them was carrying two valises. I'd be

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willing to bet that's the loose of the payoff. Turn.

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Keep your eye on that man who's just seen in

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the door. I'll see my hair turned away.

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Speaker 3: He's taking to the back room too, Jim. Okay, he's

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going inside. He didn't see you. Who was it here?

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Speaker 1: That's pretty borrow. He's been mixed up in small time

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pick up several times. He seems to be traveling in

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faster company. Now, Friend, I've got it. Freddy Bollow is

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that sony trainman who killed Learry. He wore work clothes

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and a work cap, but that didn't disguise his size

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and build. That was pretty all right, Jim.

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Speaker 5: If he's a local crook, he probably sing it all

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those round reach for some strange jay exactly.

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Speaker 1: Turn, there's a drug stow next door. M going there

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and call Inspector White, tell him there's a job over

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here for that hand picked squaw that's patrolling midtown. Meantime,

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the Avenger will fit in at the private meeting in

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that back room less than pretty. That's the cut we

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agreed on him, and that's all you're getting. Take it

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or leave it. What about Learry's share and we all

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get a cut of that. That has nothing to do

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with tape. Cliet snicks. Somebody just open that door? What

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was that knowing? But that's gun away, Freddy, I'll take

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care of it. You are way. He's nobody here. The

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door just flew open. The bright.

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Speaker 6: Uh give me up that door.

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Speaker 1: Let's get out of here. No use to bother doing that.

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The police are outside woods in his way. That's no.

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He's something. Somebody makes you hide me in their counts.

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Not sick him over there.

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Speaker 4: Clost Door snicks.

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Speaker 1: You food. There's nobody here, no shops have the police

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do listen too, Trick. I don't carry somebody in here.

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I'm gonna find him here. I am Preddy. But you

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can't see the Avenger Aveng and the police at the door. Okay,

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run the door out the door Yim.

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Speaker 3: I understand how the gros was produced and that the

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purpose of it was to stop the train between the

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stations so that the criminals could hop aboard and make

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a quick getaway. But well, how did the criminals get

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down there in the subway to board the train.

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Speaker 1: There's a subway emergency exit and Annaley just off Main

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Square and lit Town where all those robberies occurred Burned.

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The criminals answered the subway through that, but.

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Speaker 3: Those emergency exits are always locked down the inside.

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Speaker 1: That's where Preddi Barber came in. Larry dropped Preddy off

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the subway near that exit, well in advance of the lobbery.

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Preddy prepared everything for the appearance of the ghosts, except

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the cobweb screens, which had to be put up at

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the last minute. Then he went up and unlockside emergency exit,

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came back and was ready to fix the cobwebs and

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signaled Larry that everything was set.

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Speaker 3: But well, I could hear bothered about the ghost room.

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Speaker 1: Larry was on that run just in case anyone was

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riding with Leary. He had to have an excuse to

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stop the train.

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Speaker 3: Oh, so all the robbers had to do was hop

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aboard the end of the train and make they get

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away underground while the fleets were coming the.

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Speaker 1: Streets for us exactly, and they took the added precaution

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of dressing like workmen so they wouldn't be spotted when

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they entered through the exit or hopped on the train.

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Speaker 3: Well, now that Gas can rest in peace in the

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archives of the Commissioner.

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Speaker 1: Round he is, and I can take you to that

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dinner I cheated you out of last night.

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Speaker 3: Yes, I was wrong about it was gonna get invited

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to break that diet.

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Speaker 1: All characters named places and plots using the Avenger program

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or practicious any similarity the person's living or dead, is

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purely to win the battels.

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Speaker 6: This is a thought, a thought, a thought.

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Speaker 1: Remember listen for another adventure of the Avenger

