Speaker 1: And now gang Busters.
Speaker 2: Gang Busters, presented in cooperation with police and federal law
Speaker 2: enforcement departments throughout the United States, the only national program
Speaker 2: that brings you authentic police case histories.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: Gang Busters presents the case of the Carnival Caper, when
Speaker 4: robbery rode the Big Show trade until police officers found
Speaker 4: the mysterious passenger and stopped murder on the Carnival Midway.
Speaker 1: Gang Busters has asked the Honorable Victor E.
Speaker 5: Anderson, United States Attorney in Minnesota, to narrate by proxy
Speaker 5: Tonight's case. Now, mister Anderson, you told me that the
Speaker 5: crime in Tonight's case was one of the most extraordinary
Speaker 5: in modern times. That's right, don God name it was
Speaker 5: never ascertained exactly in the jurisdiction of which state the
Speaker 5: criminals finally got their hands on the loot they saw it.
Speaker 6: What do you mean that they got the loot in
Speaker 6: mid air?
Speaker 7: So to seek mister Anderson, it'll see, don Suppose we
Speaker 7: start one spring afternoon a few years ago in the
Speaker 7: city of East Saint Louis, Illinois, A flashily dressed, slightly
Speaker 7: built man in the middle thirties walked toward a second
Speaker 7: floor door in an old.
Speaker 1: But nicely kept apartment building.
Speaker 7: He sat on the floor what looked like a brand
Speaker 7: new suitcase. Then not with a rhythm.
Speaker 1: Why this is the stud back, madam? Let me reduce myself.
Speaker 7: I have here the pl madam might have here. I
Speaker 7: have here the finest kitchen new council never put on
Speaker 7: the market.
Speaker 8: You have one.
Speaker 7: It saved you ninety three steps a day, plus one
Speaker 7: hundred and sixteen separate and distinct motions.
Speaker 1: By a major.
Speaker 8: What's this all about?
Speaker 1: What's it all about?
Speaker 6: It obvious?
Speaker 1: I got myself a keista and three dollars worth of potato.
Speaker 1: He listen, I'm a business man. How do you like
Speaker 1: the keysta?
Speaker 8: Oh cookie?
Speaker 1: Look your press a button and lights popping? Yeah see,
Speaker 1: and that'd some gimmick. You see a crowd gather, you
Speaker 1: go over boom, you make the pitch and the potato
Speaker 1: peelers ain't bad?
Speaker 8: Who needs a potato peeler?
Speaker 7: Well, if you fixed a meal around here once in
Speaker 7: a while, wanted for InHand? Oh yeah, Look, I was
Speaker 7: walking down Broadway this afternoon. I see a grifter giving
Speaker 7: us pitch to a bunch of women standing there with
Speaker 7: their mouths open.
Speaker 1: The Donald Bills was rolling in and the junkie was passing.
Speaker 1: I wasn't with the time, not a nicko.
Speaker 8: What do you need a keysta for Carnival gets rolling.
Speaker 8: It's got a good job waiting for you.
Speaker 7: Look, that's just the idea, may I. I decided I
Speaker 7: ain't going on the road with the shows this season.
Speaker 1: Hey, you want to try one of these potato poers. No,
Speaker 1: the atomic super Skinner's called great Monka. Lots of sell
Speaker 1: this morning.
Speaker 9: You will have to get back with the show this afternoon.
Speaker 9: You've got a keyser and atomic super Skinners five a
Speaker 9: quick switch.
Speaker 7: Well maybe I I figured five months without you that's.
Speaker 1: Too much for me.
Speaker 8: Cookie, you're such a big liar. They ought to put
Speaker 8: you in the freak tent.
Speaker 1: Honest, ma, I'm not so bout you. I couldn't stand.
Speaker 8: Why aren't you go out with the show?
Speaker 1: That's the truth.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: I ran into Vince Beggs and we had a couple
Speaker 1: of beers.
Speaker 8: What's he got to do with this?
Speaker 7: Well, Vince has got an idea. He and another guy
Speaker 7: water or something, you know. No, Well, the idea is,
Speaker 7: since the show's a big money maker, they're safe in
Speaker 7: the office.
Speaker 1: Wagon ought to be loaded.
Speaker 7: He figures they could knock it over like that, and
Speaker 7: some Jake Watertown were playing.
Speaker 8: So you're leaving the show.
Speaker 7: May you know how Vince is if I went out
Speaker 7: with the show, he'd make me promise i'd do the fingerwork. Well,
Speaker 7: I ain't going out with the show. I'm through being
Speaker 7: a rough in the conny. I got a keystroll on.
Speaker 1: I'm a business.
Speaker 8: You could have just said no to Vince.
Speaker 1: Who me, Vince? How can I say no to Vince?
Speaker 5: Look?
Speaker 1: May once was enough. I don't want to get jammed
Speaker 1: up again. I like the fresh air.
Speaker 7: I don't want to see the inside of note jail
Speaker 7: house again. Cookie, So I'm through with the show.
Speaker 8: How much they keeping that office wagon safe?
Speaker 7: I don't know at the right time, maybe thirty forty? Look, May,
Speaker 7: I ain't getting involved.
Speaker 8: Don't you love me?
Speaker 6: What's this going to do with love?
Speaker 8: Cookie?
Speaker 7: Think of all the things we could have, Yes, stripes
Speaker 7: I could have and about ten years to wash him wall.
Speaker 8: You've got the easiest part of it.
Speaker 1: I know, but look Major pounded it in two weeks.
Speaker 9: I think you ought to go out with the show
Speaker 9: and do it for Vince and for me after it's over.
Speaker 8: We'll have the time of our lives. Trust you and me, Honey.
Speaker 1: You really think it's okay?
Speaker 8: Sure, it's okay, honey. Now just forget about that keithser
Speaker 8: and those potato peelers. You are going back with the show.
Speaker 9: And treat him to the biggest stunt that Carnival's ever seen.
Speaker 8: Hello, Vince well, mad Cook, HONEYE wasn't going out with
Speaker 8: the show?
Speaker 6: Oh say, didn't you talk to him?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 6: I talked to him then, and everything's okay.
Speaker 8: He leaves Tuesday.
Speaker 10: May you row one day?
Speaker 8: Because Cookie does hand stands for me? That makes me
Speaker 8: a wonder.
Speaker 6: Maybe he row wonder because I say, so.
Speaker 8: Okay, now, what's in this deal for me?
Speaker 6: Figure out what's in it for me? And that's what's
Speaker 6: in it for you.
Speaker 8: You sure must think a lot of me. Then's making
Speaker 8: me keep Cookie happy?
Speaker 6: That's a business, baby, have the Cookie example of the show.
Speaker 6: That's when not that just starts with Cookie in that
Speaker 6: pitch him with the information thought to be a simple
Speaker 6: as riding down mainste that's Sunday.
Speaker 8: That's so. So you've got more faith in Cookie than
Speaker 8: I had.
Speaker 6: Cookie. Jobs easy. All he's got to do is pass
Speaker 6: along the ope, and keep his mouth shut.
Speaker 8: It's easy keeping his mouth.
Speaker 6: Shut, easy enough after I have a nice long chat
Speaker 6: with him.
Speaker 8: Who's this walter somebody? What's he in the deal?
Speaker 6: A working man, one of the slickest guys with a
Speaker 6: safe dialand combination I know.
Speaker 10: And he's going to take a big flye huh.
Speaker 6: He's worth it. Do you want to drink? Baby?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 8: No, let's get out of here.
Speaker 6: How about your place?
Speaker 8: No thanks? Cookie?
Speaker 10: Tone, Okay, I can think.
Speaker 6: Of some place you usn't.
Speaker 1: Let's go, baby, honest me, I don't want to go
Speaker 1: out with the show.
Speaker 6: If he missed the season of economy, he Diesn't that right? Now?
Speaker 8: Come on, get on the train. Cookie's gonna put out.
Speaker 6: Your eyes open.
Speaker 1: Hey, yeah, there's sure to.
Speaker 6: Keep your mouth shut.
Speaker 1: Good bye, cooking pot. I'm gonna miss your me.
Speaker 8: Don't forget to change your.
Speaker 10: Socksnay, oh.
Speaker 6: Those?
Speaker 1: Let us come on, Cookie, Yeah yeah, I'll keep me
Speaker 1: coming so long it goes see.
Speaker 6: There goes down missle ticket cree fall, the three balls
Speaker 6: for the water, not the little.
Speaker 1: Lady off the person into the water. What's the prime?
Speaker 1: Did you say? What's the pride?
Speaker 8: When you get to see that beautiful.
Speaker 7: Gold in Hey, creature take her back at three balls
Speaker 7: for a quarter? Ye, I'm buy cooky Hey, then I
Speaker 7: don't expect to see you and money.
Speaker 1: I listen to tomorrow. Three balls for a quarter, not
Speaker 1: the little lady into the drinsers.
Speaker 6: The big deal. I just sid this spending more time understand.
Speaker 1: Don't make your social obvious around a lot when you're great.
Speaker 1: Ball forak quarter? Hop up there fell a three balls
Speaker 1: for a quarter.
Speaker 6: I got water at the hotel, Henry hate me that
Speaker 6: a night after the show.
Speaker 7: For listen, Vince, I don't want to go through with
Speaker 7: this team. I haven't over with the show long enough.
Speaker 7: I want to go I can't see man, is that yeah?
Speaker 7: Three months away from this enough. I got to go
Speaker 7: back home and see it.
Speaker 6: Can't be at the hotel. Then there's a little surprise
Speaker 6: waiting for him.
Speaker 1: What kind of surprise.
Speaker 6: I know how much you're mismade, so I brought her along.
Speaker 7: Yeah kidding, she's at the hotel. Oh, Vince, you're a
Speaker 7: pall of real path.
Speaker 6: I'm over after the show's closed, was closed.
Speaker 10: I'm coming now, sick on that job.
Speaker 6: Yeah, a big day soon that ms aging happinger.
Speaker 7: Cause talk but mail, Oh, change three balls, break quarter, Jans,
Speaker 7: come on, three balls forreak quarter?
Speaker 1: That the little lady off a person in the water.
Speaker 1: What's surprise? Did you say? What's surprise? Why? You're good
Speaker 1: to see that deal?
Speaker 6: The go go. They did preach your thinking about three.
Speaker 8: I asked you, Vince, I asked you not to tell
Speaker 8: him you brought me along.
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 6: I told him he's got to be kept happy. Isn't
Speaker 6: that right? Water?
Speaker 9: Oh well, I didn't come all the way to Minneapolis
Speaker 9: to keep Cooky happy.
Speaker 10: Look, I'm just a mechanic and his steel, and I say,
Speaker 10: we're all in this for the door. We can get
Speaker 10: out of it. I don't care who's happy. Well is
Speaker 10: this cookie gang? He'll be here Water when it's nearly
Speaker 10: twoing of mine?
Speaker 8: What are you in early rises?
Speaker 10: Strangely enough?
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right, safe cracker? Who's an early rise? He
Speaker 8: is a bit whiny?
Speaker 6: Am I glad to see him?
Speaker 8: All right? Take it easy, nay, baby, oh baby baby,
Speaker 8: Oh cut it out, Nay.
Speaker 1: I'm so glad to see you. It's been like being
Speaker 1: a year back. Instead.
Speaker 8: I'm glad to see you too.
Speaker 1: Oh here Cookie, Oh hi, Ben, come on, baby excs
Speaker 1: great seeing you, ye high water. What do you say
Speaker 1: we all go out and get a few drinks.
Speaker 7: Ow, you got a lot of talking to do, Cookie,
Speaker 7: talking with We can talk anytime.
Speaker 8: Let's just talk.
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, talking right?
Speaker 6: What's the schedule, Cookie?
Speaker 7: Well, the show train gets loaded Sunday morning, pulls out
Speaker 7: later in the day.
Speaker 1: We open the Witch of the Kansas Tuesday.
Speaker 6: What about the stops?
Speaker 1: Well, the face one's scheduled for Farmington, May Arnington.
Speaker 6: Where is that still in Minnesota?
Speaker 7: They got a water and feed the MANATCHI I guess
Speaker 7: the train will lay on the side in the couple
Speaker 7: of hours.
Speaker 10: And there's the office wagon still ride on a flat
Speaker 10: tower up near the front?
Speaker 1: Didn't I right to hear dead?
Speaker 6: They could have changed it sometime during the season.
Speaker 1: Well, if they changed it, I wouldn't have written here,
Speaker 1: wouldn't I made?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, we'll be in Farmington when your show
Speaker 6: train pulls in a All right, would you aller any places?
Speaker 1: All right with me? Just as long as they got room.
Speaker 1: They cut a hole in the bottom of the office wagon.
Speaker 1: You've got plenty of room. The wagon rides on top
Speaker 1: of flat car like I told you.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's it. Water, and I'll drive out there today
Speaker 6: and locate a good spot for us to wait. We
Speaker 6: let you know where to meet this cookie.
Speaker 1: You meet you for what's a train?
Speaker 10: A job?
Speaker 6: That's for what? Oh?
Speaker 1: Now wait and wait nothing, we need you.
Speaker 7: This is my part of the deal, the information I
Speaker 7: didn't fogin for nothing else they got right, mate.
Speaker 8: Don't look at me. I don't know what kind of
Speaker 8: deals you made.
Speaker 6: You'll be there to give us a hand after So
Speaker 6: you got back to the show and stay with it
Speaker 6: the rest of the season.
Speaker 2: Do I have to?
Speaker 6: Sure? You have to? You leave the show after the job,
Speaker 6: and you look suspicious, but.
Speaker 1: I get to spend some time with me.
Speaker 8: You'll have all winter with me, Cookie, all winter.
Speaker 6: We'll let you know where to meet us in Farmington.
Speaker 10: Okay, Weller looks sniper soft touch to me, an awful
Speaker 10: soft touch.
Speaker 1: So don As soon as.
Speaker 7: The train got underway, these criminals planned to saw a
Speaker 7: hole in the floor of the carnival office wagon, which
Speaker 7: was loaded aboard the flat car. The escapade looked like
Speaker 7: a certain success until another train brought an unwadded passenger.
Speaker 6: Now back to gang Busters. You were telling us United
Speaker 6: States Attorney Anderson at.
Speaker 7: Burglars planned the board a flat car of a carnival train,
Speaker 7: which was loaded the office wagon of the show. That's
Speaker 7: right done, and it was their intention to saw a
Speaker 7: hole in the bottom of the office wagon as the
Speaker 7: train rolled through the dead of night and opened the
Speaker 7: small safe in which the funds of the show were kept.
Speaker 7: Late on the night of September seventh, the train had
Speaker 7: pulled onto a siding at Farmington, Minnesota, to water and
Speaker 7: feed the menagerie as Cookie said it would. In the
Speaker 7: high weeds near the spot where the office wagon card stopped,
Speaker 7: the other two conspirators were waiting, Wait a Cookie.
Speaker 6: I'll kill up for not showing up.
Speaker 10: The two of uskue manageries and looked so tough.
Speaker 6: Would I tell him to show up? I want him
Speaker 6: here if you.
Speaker 10: Can hid down and we let them train and drive
Speaker 10: the sides. Just say, didn't get finished up? Bank this okay,
Speaker 10: crapit tools got him.
Speaker 6: Let's go okay, yet up, give me.
Speaker 10: Okay, okay, that's the thing in the plot.
Speaker 6: Lay over driving Aladin.
Speaker 3: Oh oh.
Speaker 8: Oh oh.
Speaker 10: Oh, I see we roller bull shut up an hey, hooky,
Speaker 10: it doesn't come in for a full courts We're seeing
Speaker 10: it didn't show up, but a job, duddy.
Speaker 6: I'll take care of culet's get busy on the ball.
Speaker 3: Boys from your investigation to all field offices, robbery of
Speaker 3: proven and cherry exposition and your train wanted plans at
Speaker 3: Minneapolis to Wichita, Kansas. Total sixty four thousand, six hundred
Speaker 3: and ninety.
Speaker 11: Seven dollars cash included.
Speaker 3: Bills at one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars and one
Speaker 3: thousand dollars denominations. All field offices directed to be on
Speaker 3: alert force spenders unusually large bills.
Speaker 1: Three and three falls from one knocked. The little dady offered,
Speaker 1: prank you. Hey, I'll not come unto the tree.
Speaker 8: Hey, pas, did you hear about it?
Speaker 10: Child?
Speaker 1: Say here about what it's?
Speaker 4: The eye?
Speaker 11: Guys all over the lost something Saint Paul something, Kansas City,
Speaker 11: come here to wichitaals fift No, kidd, they got an idea.
Speaker 11: Was an inside job for sure.
Speaker 7: Was an insight job where anybody get the gope on
Speaker 7: the office wagon unless it was an insight show.
Speaker 11: Are they questioned? EIoT, make sure you fair question and
Speaker 11: everybody on the lot, everybody from mister.
Speaker 8: Signer checks all the way down what they want with me?
Speaker 1: Three bars for a quarter. About it, fellow, three balls
Speaker 1: for quarters?
Speaker 8: What do they want with you?
Speaker 1: What do they want with me?
Speaker 11: I was on the grill for an eye here, No,
Speaker 11: kidd me, I told you said, FBI's all over the place.
Speaker 1: I didn't need to get right.
Speaker 11: They too, sure they ain't got a line already.
Speaker 10: Huh, who are you sure you do?
Speaker 8: Hoover, It's okay.
Speaker 1: I got information, Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the rise for him told me he had it
Speaker 11: from the ticket boss, who got a rude for mister
Speaker 11: sunder checks himself. The FBI is on the right track,
Speaker 11: and they wrapped the whole thing up before the show breaks.
Speaker 1: Switch the top three bars for a quarter. Hey, y'all, fellow,
Speaker 1: three for.
Speaker 11: Quarter, And he said, it's somebody right here on the lock.
Speaker 11: That's who they left to, somebody right here on the lock.
Speaker 11: The fact of the business, say is they know who
Speaker 11: it is already. They're just waiting for him to make.
Speaker 6: A move before they haul them in.
Speaker 1: Gound. Joe, get thank your stand before somebody holds you.
Speaker 1: And hey, yes, three balls for a quarter.
Speaker 7: Uh knocked the little lady off, profession that's the drink,
Speaker 7: and knocker, rent the drink and see that beautiful golden
Speaker 7: head creature.
Speaker 1: Tinker back. See you take that right?
Speaker 8: No, Vince, cut it off. I have to finish packing.
Speaker 12: There's lots of time for packing. Baby, we could stand.
Speaker 12: He's stand for another week.
Speaker 6: Come here, then tell me how much you miss Cookie.
Speaker 8: Look, I really have to finish packing. You wanted to
Speaker 8: make hot springs the.
Speaker 6: First nice so we wouldn't make hot springs.
Speaker 8: It'd be much nicer if we didn't have to drag
Speaker 8: that water along.
Speaker 6: Water is good for a lot of things made. Baby. Listen,
Speaker 6: somebody's putting the key in the door.
Speaker 8: Oh bet it's Cookie.
Speaker 6: Oh I got crazy. I couldn't be here. Hey, what
Speaker 6: are you doing back here?
Speaker 7: What do you look like I'm doing? I came back
Speaker 7: to see me. Hi, sweet hot Cookie. You shouldn't it come?
Speaker 1: Who wants to stick around that show any long? But
Speaker 1: things are getting hot.
Speaker 6: I told you to stay out the season. Why didn't
Speaker 6: you show up to do the job? I'll tell you why.
Speaker 1: Because I played it smart. That's why I was the
Speaker 1: wrong question buddy.
Speaker 7: Where they were the night of the job. They didn't
Speaker 7: talk to you, Sure they did. I was on the
Speaker 7: back end of the train setting up all night, playing Peanuto.
Speaker 7: I had several witnesses, counting Kimpetus, Yeah, should have stuck
Speaker 7: out this season, like I totally.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well you go back and work that lousy midway
Speaker 1: in my place. I came home to see my May
Speaker 1: and I was going, let you, hey, where are you
Speaker 1: counting on going? What do you mean? What are you
Speaker 1: packing your bags for?
Speaker 10: That's what I mean.
Speaker 6: She was going to catch a train a knight for
Speaker 6: Richita to meet you.
Speaker 1: So right, May your Cookie?
Speaker 8: Where else could I be going?
Speaker 12: You better get back to the show, Cookie telling you
Speaker 12: I picked up for being drunk or something, but get
Speaker 12: back today.
Speaker 7: I told you I'm staying right here, me and May.
Speaker 7: And why we're on the subject which we ain't? Where's
Speaker 7: my cut of the dough?
Speaker 6: Or? And I haven't talked it over yet?
Speaker 1: What's there a talk over? You're taking your cut it
Speaker 1: three ways?
Speaker 8: I think you're entitled to a full share?
Speaker 1: Shut up me?
Speaker 7: Who said are you supposed to be on anyway? I asked,
Speaker 7: what's there's there a talk over?
Speaker 6: It didn't show up for the job that entitles generally
Speaker 6: the tipsters in ten percent?
Speaker 7: Why are you giving me ten percent? I spend a
Speaker 7: whole summer on the job. You two guys spend one night.
Speaker 7: I don't settle for no ten percent.
Speaker 12: They're getting a little tougher than you used to, because
Speaker 12: why shouldn't I get tougher up?
Speaker 7: I see a few of the things that's going on
Speaker 7: around here. Picked up, eh, going to which I was
Speaker 7: gonna wire you?
Speaker 1: Cook here? You were going to wire me? Any how? Vince?
Speaker 1: What about my door?
Speaker 6: We have made water the night and talk it over.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't eat water, but I'm getting my full share.
Speaker 6: What'd you put that? Teacher?
Speaker 1: Remind me?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And the potato pevers, oh in there in the closets,
Speaker 7: much obliged. I'm going to a potato peel because it's
Speaker 7: this afternoon, which is what I should have done three
Speaker 7: months ago.
Speaker 8: Well, what are we going to do now?
Speaker 6: So we leave tomorrow instead of today?
Speaker 8: He's not going to sit still.
Speaker 6: Then.
Speaker 12: I haven't taken them easy with him, baby, I didn't
Speaker 12: want them to cause us any trouble, not until we're set.
Speaker 12: But tonight he gets the law laid down about his
Speaker 12: cut about you.
Speaker 11: Hi, I'm Joe Cherry said they wanted to see me
Speaker 11: in the office.
Speaker 6: Wagon Yes, I.
Speaker 10: Wanted to see him. I'm a special Agent Smith Feederal
Speaker 10: Girl of Investigation.
Speaker 1: Oh how you said, I'm Joe.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, thanks.
Speaker 11: You know another one of u FBI guys talked to
Speaker 11: me yesterday.
Speaker 10: I know it's about something different today.
Speaker 11: Look, I didn't have nothing to do with about But
Speaker 11: if that's what's on your.
Speaker 10: Mind, I know you didn't have anything to do with it.
Speaker 1: Huh. That's good.
Speaker 6: Got me worried for a minute.
Speaker 10: You know that your friend Cookie left the show.
Speaker 6: He did, Yes, he did. Well, that's funny.
Speaker 11: I was talking to him just last night. He didn't
Speaker 11: say nothing about leaving.
Speaker 10: He didn't say anything to anybody.
Speaker 1: He just let say.
Speaker 11: You don't think he had anything to do with oh
Speaker 11: not cook it?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: See he is an East Saint Louis, Illinois address. You
Speaker 1: know whether that's where he lives. Yeah, that's why it lives.
Speaker 1: But you're barking up the wrong tree.
Speaker 11: Miss to anybody but.
Speaker 10: Cookie, We'll have to check up on him anyway. Leaving
Speaker 10: the show, so suddenly it doesn't make it look too
Speaker 10: good for him. Now, I'm going to ask you a
Speaker 10: few more questions and you give me the best answers
Speaker 10: you can.
Speaker 1: All we're trying to do is clear this thing up,
Speaker 1: and we intend to.
Speaker 6: Now back to Gangbusters.
Speaker 11: Look, then, I ain't satisfied with those five thousands, get
Speaker 11: it down cooking his teeth in the joints.
Speaker 6: I'm telling you five thousands more than I titled it's
Speaker 6: a grain.
Speaker 1: Or yeah, I wanna will now let me tell you,
Speaker 1: guys something. All I got to do is peep one
Speaker 1: little word, see just one little wor cookie?
Speaker 10: Don't cooking me?
Speaker 1: May I know what you've been trying to get away
Speaker 1: with behind my back? How stupid do you think I am?
Speaker 6: Five thousands of cookie?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Who are your continent people?
Speaker 7: In it?
Speaker 6: One way too?
Speaker 7: To?
Speaker 1: Who do you think to the law?
Speaker 6: That's so? That's not a very good I see cookie?
Speaker 8: You could get some sense. Yeah, I'll take the five
Speaker 8: grand cook and be glad you got it.
Speaker 6: You take it and keep quiet.
Speaker 1: You're looking for trouble. Trouble man, what kind of trouble
Speaker 1: could you give me?
Speaker 6: Okay, weller, he sits still cookie.
Speaker 10: There's a gun in my lap. Disappointed light that you got?
Speaker 6: Do you see?
Speaker 8: Cookie?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 1: You guys can't bluff me. Give me my fight and
Speaker 1: I'll get.
Speaker 6: Out of here, said still Church. Well, ain't bluffing.
Speaker 7: This was just imagine he was going to make trouble
Speaker 7: for us. Oh, five grand, this is five grand. I'll
Speaker 7: look for us, all right, I'll take the fire ground.
Speaker 6: You a little late, Cookie, I think you'll take a
Speaker 6: nice swimming or lake.
Speaker 10: Me to talk to him with a rock around. You
Speaker 10: may tell him I was kidding her. I'll take the
Speaker 10: five ground.
Speaker 1: I got no incidence.
Speaker 6: Cookie, get up and walk for the door and scare us,
Speaker 6: he said, walk for the door.
Speaker 1: Snap, do something for me. When you do something, please
Speaker 1: have to what we've been together.
Speaker 8: When I get talk.
Speaker 6: All right, hol what what you telly?
Speaker 10: I don't move?
Speaker 1: Oh brother, am I glad to see you.
Speaker 6: We're glad to see you.
Speaker 1: I'll get over all of you.
Speaker 10: Walk out that door. Don't give us any trouble, because
Speaker 10: we just welcome trouble.
Speaker 6: Guys like you. Oh what.
Speaker 7: That done was how agents of the Federal Gure of
Speaker 7: Investigation rounded up this gang whose crime might be called.
Speaker 1: Clever if they got away with it, but they didn't.
Speaker 7: The principal members of the gang were found guilty of
Speaker 7: theft from an interstate shipment and sentenced to a term
Speaker 7: of eight years in a federal penitentiary. The other conspirator
Speaker 7: was given a term of three and a half years.
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you United States Attorney Anderson for this most
Speaker 5: interesting case history and Gangbusters. Congratulations to the federal agents
Speaker 5: who rounded up this troublesome gang of criminals. The Night's
Speaker 5: case was dramatized by Stanley Niss and directed by William Sweets,
Speaker 5: with Bill Smith and Gene Ellen.
Speaker 6: In leading roles. Don Gardner speaking.
Speaker 1: Gangbusters is a Philip Station Lord production.