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fifty here is dictionary and telephone line Lead to a Killer.

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Speaker 2: The Big Story.

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Speaker 3: Hello, Denveris Rollins Shiels still waiting, Thank you, Go ahead,

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mister beckwist your offer.

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Speaker 4: Night desk, Beck with awe yet Robinsville back on my hills.

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Speaker 2: Listen.

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Speaker 4: In the middle drawer of the desk, you'll find an

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envelope marked hold yeah, yeah, got it good, Open it.

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Speaker 5: Read it the story I've been working up on my

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own time.

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Speaker 2: Listen.

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Speaker 4: There are only two phone lines into Dendliness Town. One

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is being held open for the police. The other I'm

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holding starting right now. This comes through, it'll be exclusive.

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I'll start reading that story. I'll hang on here. Any

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questions as you go, ask me.

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Speaker 2: Okay, okay, what are you waiting for? It up there?

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Speaker 5: The end of the story, if it comes, it'll be.

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Speaker 6: Murder Denver, Colorado, from the pages of the Denver Post.

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The story of a reporter who sewed up a telephone

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line to lock up a killer, Denver, Colorado. The story

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is it actually happened? Bernard Back with the story as

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he lived in.

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Speaker 2: Best one.

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Speaker 6: You, Bernie back with, reporter for the Denver Post, have

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been piecing together on your own time, and now it's

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ready to pop. You'll hold up in the one long

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telephone exchange of Rollinsville, waiting. You've sewed up the only

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remaining trunk line in the Denver just in case the

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opposition gets wind of the story and tries by phone

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to cash in on your work. But the operator has

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got something to say about that.

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Speaker 3: I can't hold the line open for you unless you

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actually you.

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Speaker 4: Everybody's got the whole story in the office operator. I'm

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just waiting till the police come back.

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Speaker 3: Sorry, I just can't hold the line up right all.

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Speaker 2: Right, all right, I'll talk it. What's that book there?

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Prediction is okay, let me have it. I'm going to

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keep this line busy. All right, here goes.

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Speaker 4: It isn't much of a story. But hey, the first

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letter of the English alphabet and one of it's five

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vowels one any scene in some particular kind.

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Speaker 2: Of as he saw.

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Speaker 6: Yes, you'll keep it up all night if necessary, to

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keep this line open. It wasn't much of a story

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when you started. Just a little notice on the official police.

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Speaker 4: Bullet missing persons. Betty Gray, female, Rollinsville, Colorado, aged twenty

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four five, one hundred and twenty six pounds, medium, bill, etc.

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Speaker 2: Hey, sorry, I got anything on this.

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Speaker 6: Betty Gray husband reported a missing routine Betty.

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Speaker 4: Oh, say she lives in Rollinsville. How is it her

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husband didn't report to the sheriff up there instead.

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Speaker 2: Of down here in Denver?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 2: Beats me?

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Speaker 5: Why don't you go asking yourself?

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Speaker 2: It's not worth the trouble. Betty? Give me his name anyway?

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Speaker 5: All Paul Gray?

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Speaker 2: You compenter? All Gray? Okay, Sorry, thanks? Come on.

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Speaker 6: By coincidence, a week or so later, you're under the

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sheruff of the Rollinsville area down in town on a case,

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not meaning much, not expecting much. You ask him, Paul

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Gray's wife turn up yet?

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Speaker 7: Ready?

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Speaker 5: What do you mean turn up?

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Speaker 6: Isn't she still in Chicago?

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Speaker 2: Chicago? She's supposed to be in Chicago.

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Speaker 5: For sure, visiting her sister.

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Speaker 2: Who says, so, oh you know him? Sure all my life?

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Oh okay, skip it Chicago.

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Speaker 4: Just tell me this one thing, mister Gray. Why didn't

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you tell your friend.

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Speaker 2: The sheriff your wife was missing. Why did you spread

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that story about her going to Chicago to visit her sister?

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Speaker 6: Well, you know how it is Amanda's life to go

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advertiseing to his friends around his own hometown and his

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wife's run out on him.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's natural. And just one little thing more, miss Gray.

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What was your wife wearing when you saw her last?

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Speaker 2: Well?

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Speaker 6: I've never won much for noticing women's clothes, but sort

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of a blue coat, blue shoes, pocketbookers, black hat?

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Speaker 2: Yes? Or she wait, is a feather hat?

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Speaker 6: Bought it on our honeymoon that is only five months ago,

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you know, yeah, five months married?

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Speaker 2: Na?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, the last thing I saw is the train pulled

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out of the Denver Union Station. Was that a little

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feather hat? What train was that put her on the

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four to ten for Chicago. Beautiful trains, big brand new

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zephyrt California Zephyr they call it. Got one of them

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swanky new cars.

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Speaker 5: With the domes on the roof.

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Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, they Vista Dome. That's it, Vista domes.

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Speaker 5: Well, maybe she'll have a change of heart and come

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Speaker 2: I don't know. I can always hope.

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Speaker 6: Well, it's a perfectly open story that is in the newspaper.

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Police thence no story. But one day, about a few

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weeks after that, one of the men on the stab

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comes in from a lecture in Chicago.

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Speaker 2: A nice trip, Bernnie, better than driving any day. What'd

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you take, Larry? Anything?

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Speaker 4: Emphr Yeah, the first time I'd ever been in one

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of those Vista domes.

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Speaker 2: Of course it was mostly a night ride, but you

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can see some night ride. Yeah. When does she leave

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Denver Zephyr? Seven pm?

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Speaker 4: And you know trains, Larry, there's the four o'clock for Chicago,

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a Vista Dome. There's the four o'clock Zephyr, four o'clock Zephyr. Yeah,

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so Janamo, there's only one California Zephyr through Denver, and

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that's at seven pm, and it's the only train passing

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through here with the Vista dome.

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Speaker 6: Now it begins to look like a story, but not

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for the paper yet, not till the police take all.

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So you point out the discrepancies in Gray's story. The

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Denver detective, the lieutenant says, Bernie are being too suspicious.

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But just then somebody turns up with the belie that

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was left in a locker at the Denver station around

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about the time Betty Gray first disappeared. The lieutenant opens it, woman's.

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Speaker 2: Clothes, any name on the volice.

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Speaker 6: No no way of finding out who left it.

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Speaker 2: The old days, when the issue checks.

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Speaker 6: It was easier, But now with these tents in a day,

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Keith that you wait.

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Speaker 2: Laund remarks no initials, so on a monogrammar he looks

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Speaker 6: Y E or Betty Gray, Betty Gray or.

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Speaker 2: No, just the same.

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Speaker 5: I think it wouldn't hurt to call Gray in for questioning.

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Speaker 2: Okay, we'll do.

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Speaker 6: They do, and Gray reels off the same story he

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ran out on him. He chased her into Denver, foundering

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a motor can, argued with her, finally at his best

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to give her own head and let her go away

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for a while, put her on the train. Haven't seen

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her since, heard from her, No any idea what she

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Speaker 2: Well her sisters Chicago, that is.

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Speaker 6: Have I write and try to find out?

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Speaker 2: Well?

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Speaker 6: I know, why not?

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Speaker 2: You know?

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Speaker 6: I figure if I made out, I didn't care too much,

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didn't write, she might kind of miss me, you know,

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mister Gray.

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Speaker 4: Asked mister Beckery, do you recognize these clothes? No, sir,

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they don't belong to your wife, Betty. No, sir, where

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did he come from? Well, since they're not hers, it

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doesn't matter. But about this sister in Chicago, would you

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mind if we communicated with him?

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Speaker 2: Well, not at all.

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Speaker 5: Betty sent a telegram from the station.

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Speaker 4: Might have been to her, probably, and this would clear

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up the whole thing. And what's your sister's name?

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Speaker 2: Ridgeway? Martha Ridgeway?

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Speaker 4: And your wife's maiden name was Elizabeth Ridgway, not Betty,

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but Elizabeth E. R. Okay, you take over, lieutenant, it's

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yours from here on out.

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Speaker 6: The clothes whereas wife's all right, Naddy finally admits, And

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so you finally have a story commona held in connection

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with wife's disappearance, not held for just held in connection

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with nothing really to go on, but the fact that

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she's gone, the fact that she's gone without her suitcase

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of clothes and one other things. An answer to a

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checkout in.

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Speaker 4: Chicago, Martha Ridgeway reports no where from sister Elizabeth since

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January first, nineteen fifty. Andre says he put her on

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the train March sixth, and it's now May tenth.

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Speaker 2: But that isn't normally said. He blurts out the rest

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Speaker 6: Pathetic hotels of his marriage to you and the Lieutenant. Well,

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from the first it didn't work out so good. I

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had twenty one years on her. You see, you know,

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a young woman live in a little town like Rollinsville,

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not much to do.

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Speaker 2: I must stay at home. She was more than get

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Speaker 6: Go out by we had.

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Speaker 1: When she run out on me.

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Speaker 6: I give her ahead a while, then tried to persuade

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her to come back.

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Speaker 2: But she liked it and did.

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Speaker 6: I agreed to let her stay in town for a while,

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gave her some money, begged her at least to write

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to me, let me know how she's getting along.

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Speaker 5: It is the least she could have done.

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Speaker 2: And did she sir right to you, yes, or she

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did a lot too.

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Speaker 5: She wasn't a mean girl, you know. She wanted me

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Speaker 6: I have those letters, Oh yes, lieutenant, every last one,

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and where are they?

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Speaker 2: Up? In my cabin? Hid away? But I'd hate for

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him to come out of I mean, there's things in him,

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what kind of things? Private things?

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Speaker 6: Mister Beck was in a man's own private letters from

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his own wife. Mister Gray, speaking as a law officer,

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it's only fair to tell you that this has gone

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a little beyond the missing person's case, and for your

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own protection, I think you'd better let us see those letters,

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especially if they back up.

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Speaker 2: Your story that your wife has left you, just left you.

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Speaker 6: The fact is, mister Grey's begins to look like murder. Here,

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Grays delaid you on the law of the letters. You

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go along with the police. There was cabin in the

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back hills of Rollins.

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Speaker 2: Now all right, now? Just where are those letters, mister Gray?

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Speaker 6: I believe I got him in a mason jar in

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the pantry here.

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Speaker 2: Nope, not here. I come on, mister Gray, where are they?

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Aren't there any letters at all?

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Speaker 6: But I got him, I got them, but I just

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can't remember where exactly they well, they might be.

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Speaker 2: In this chest or in this here little table.

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Speaker 5: I keep things in this drawer.

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Speaker 2: Right, what's that done? Don't be a fool, Gray.

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Speaker 6: This is Cy Harris returning into your narrator.

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Speaker 7: And the big story of Bernard Beckwith as he lived

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it and wrote it.

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Speaker 2: You.

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Speaker 6: Bernard Beckwith of the Denver Post, had worked up a

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story on your own time, a story for who's ending.

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started with a woman reported missing by her husband, managed

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to persuade the police to question him, and had gone

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with him and then to his cabin in Rollinville. And

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there he pulled a gun from behind.

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Speaker 5: Lookout yourself.

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Speaker 2: He wasn't shooting at me, crabbed that pone, get a doctor.

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Speaker 6: The poor jerks killed himself, No, not killed himself, just

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creased his own head. Funny how they can miss at

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such close range.

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Speaker 2: Now he lies in.

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Speaker 6: The prison hospital while you and the law wait outside

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and second guess the whole deal. That's all my fault, Bernnie.

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Should I guess it had a gun hidden there?

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Speaker 4: Not necessarily, lieutenant. We really had nothing solid on him.

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I got a weird idea for the grandstand playing how's

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that well, if he really wanted to kill himself, if

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that range he couldn't have missed. Now, I think he'll

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come to and ask to see you, then start spending.

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Speaker 2: Some yarn about oh well, how's it going do? I

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ain't just scribed? Can we see him? By?

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Speaker 5: The first coherent thing he said was let me talk

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to the law.

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Speaker 2: For Nader batting a dozen? Well, come on, let's see

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what it comes up with this time. Huh. In the

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minutes to reporter come asking questions.

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Speaker 6: I knew it was just a matter of time before

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I get caught, So I I want to.

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Speaker 2: Tell the truth. Everything else was live. This is how

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it really happened.

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Speaker 6: After so much fighting, squabbling those first five months was married,

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I finally agreed it is best for us to break up.

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We got in the car and I agreed the driver

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as far as the hotel in Denver, but instead I

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kept on going south.

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Speaker 3: Paul, if you passing motor camps, aren't you going to stop?

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Speaker 6: Not for a while, betting not for a while, But

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you promise. I know, I know, honest, I'll stop believe me.

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Speaker 3: Every time you say that, I start not believing you.

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I wouldn't be in this mess of it happens. And

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see you if I hadn't to believe you see in

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your lives about Denver being a hot little town, and

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all the time it was rollins Bill you lived in, yeah,

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and your big contract in business, and all the time.

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Speaker 5: Was just a little old carpenter and your lodge in.

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Speaker 3: A month, baby, and all the time it was that

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coming old shop.

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Speaker 8: Believe me, I wouldn't believe you of yourself.

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Speaker 3: I was snowing, and I was standing in the middle

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of a blizzard. When are you gonna.

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Speaker 5: Stop and let me off?

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Speaker 6: Colorados Springs, honey, Colorados Springs?

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Speaker 5: Where are we going?

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Speaker 3: When are you gonna let me off?

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Speaker 2: Square blow, baby, square blow?

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Speaker 3: When are you gonna let me off?

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Speaker 2: Where are we going?

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Speaker 5: Las Vegas?

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Speaker 2: Sweetheart? Las Vegas?

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Speaker 3: Look, I'm kicking tired of this driving all day. I'm

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doing all the way, lion, Lion, lion.

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Speaker 2: The way you're behaving.

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Speaker 3: If you don't let me off at the very next stop,

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the very next town, I'll never come back.

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Speaker 5: Where are we in?

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Speaker 6: The Alba CERTs just across the Rio brand and we'll

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be an albat cerque.

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Speaker 3: All right, albatz eating, But no fot.

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Speaker 6: I never took her into Albuquerque. I never meant to

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all that driving is just to get up my nerve.

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When we come to the Rio Grande, I said to myself,

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that's the place.

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Speaker 2: So we crossed the bridge. I pulled off the road.

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She started nagging me again, and I choked her. I

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choked her to death. Her body in the river. She

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was wearing blue dress, blue shoes, black pocket books. Hat, No,

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no feather hat, feather hat feather Oh yeah, yeah, a

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little feather hat.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and it looked at it. Would you come over

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here a minute later? What are you thinking your first

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hunt was ready?

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Speaker 2: He killed us? Yeah, well he's a.

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Speaker 4: Very smart cooking comps the body in the river, he says,

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don't you see he knows there's no case without a

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corpse of a lease full of clothing.

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Speaker 2: That's not murder evidence.

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Speaker 5: You need a body, you.

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Speaker 4: See the real grin how a Cirkie could drive this.

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And that was three months ago, before the spring flood.

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They won't find anybody, but I've got an idea.

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Speaker 2: Go ahead, try it. What have we got to lose,

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mister Gray?

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Speaker 6: Yes, so you want me to sign that later, mister Gray,

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Just a couple of little questions first, Now the bridge

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you said you drove over the bridge that tried it

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is on the other side the Albuquerque All right, all right,

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now we're going to check that, of course, on and

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would help if we knew where to drag your wife's body,

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if you could.

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Speaker 2: Actually prove your cross that bridge. Now, the toll taker,

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the man in the booth who takes your tool. Is

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there any reason he might remember the.

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Speaker 5: Man in the boot?

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Speaker 2: No, I don't think he would. Well did he say anything,

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for instance, like thank you are nice? Yes?

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Speaker 5: Thanks?

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Speaker 2: He said, thanks?

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Speaker 6: Sure, not that I really remembered, you know, But now

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you mentioned it, of course, he said. Thank Then you

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drove on that's right and off the bridge?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 2: Left or right? Oh, let's see. Well, we're just trying

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to find out where you pushed her body in. I mean,

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above the bridge or below? Oh yeah, well, let me

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see it.

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Speaker 4: There's a turnoff to the right down the river road.

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That's right, right, We turned right off the bridge to

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the right, and there you choked her to death and

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pushed her into the river.

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Speaker 6: Yeah. Thanks, mister Gray. You're welcome any other information I

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can give you. I mean, now it's off my chest.

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Speaker 2: He'll be glad.

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Speaker 5: To cooperate anything you wanted on one thing.

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Speaker 2: We want Gray, the truth, but change the.

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Speaker 5: Truth, and that is the truth. I admit everything else's lies.

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Speaker 4: But never mind the butt's Gray, there's plenty wrong with

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this truthful story of yours. In the first place, there

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is no toll on that bridge, not since nineteen forty seven. Place,

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there's no river road turn off anywhere near the bridge.

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Speaker 5: Now, come on, Gray, let's have.

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Speaker 2: The proof, all right. The truth is I killed her,

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but we know. But where's their body?

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Speaker 6: It's it's up in the hills. I buried her back

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in the hills. All the rest is live. I killed

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her in the hills, and I.

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Speaker 2: Bury her there. You're sure it was right here?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, Lieutenant, right here, I'm sure it is by

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this creek. I mean the creek wasn't running yet, but

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I buried her right here. You didn't find anything, boys, Oh.

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Speaker 2: This ground's never been drug off all later that.

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Speaker 5: It's all rocks. But I'm sure it is right about here,

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right here.

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Speaker 7: You're sure about the other two places, to the creek,

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bottom of the rock out crop.

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Speaker 5: Full Oh, it is here. I'm sure that tree, I

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remember that. What do you say.

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Speaker 2: Otherwise goose chase. We'll keep this up. We won't find nobody,

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We'll find gold goal.

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Speaker 6: The magic word rings a bell. Go these hills a

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pot with mind working, Go to try one last hunch,

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one last gambit in this crazy stalling game. This crazy

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killing husband is playing leading the law all over the.

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Speaker 4: Lot, mister Gray, Yes, sir, A couple of notes from

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my story an if I ever get around to writing it,

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And you're a name.

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Speaker 2: Even in these parts.

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Speaker 4: No strime from Utah way, oh I see came up

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here as a prospector. Maybe No, sir, I never had

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the gold fever, but I made my living off those who.

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Speaker 6: Did as a carpenter. Yes there's a carpet. I let

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the other fellows dig for this stuff. I built their

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shacks and their house, and their shafts and their chafts

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and their offices and all that. But if you want

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to put me down as a gold prospector, will make

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your story any better?

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Speaker 2: Way? Thanks, you've helped a lot, Lieutenant.

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Speaker 6: What does a bernie forget the shovels?

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Speaker 4: Try one of those old mine shafts. I know there

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are hundreds, but try them off.

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Speaker 2: Do you know both? There is a body down a

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mine shaft. I'll lay to that they take off.

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Speaker 6: Determined to check every mind shaft in the ward Rollinsville area,

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and it takes all night, and now you burn it

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back with I'll hauled up and Rollinsville's combined Telephone Exchange

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police station, holding the wire open to beyond night desk,

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determined to keep it open until they come in with

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the end of your story. That is, if they come

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in with a story. And if you have to read

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the dictionary over the phone from.

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Speaker 4: Now the doomsday a verse unwilling, not favorable to turned

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away from the principal axis a version for it dislike

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an object of dislike Vernie.

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Speaker 2: Hey, Hey, hey, hey, Bernie, Bernie, Bernie O. Hi, well

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this Oh did he identify? He didn't have to?

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Speaker 6: He did it you twice? She was wearing it, didn't

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he a little feather hat with a bullet.

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Speaker 2: Hole in it?

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Speaker 4: Here, Hey, desk, I'll give you the lead in a second.

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Speaker 6: Okay, looking at where with the body like you said,

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done a mind chef, you'll do drop my.

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Speaker 4: Hey, that's my phone, you can't take it out, and

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holding that line to tell.

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Speaker 6: Them, hey quiet a second. Hello, Hello, this is Detective

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Higgins of the Denver police. There's another angle for your story.

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With this in your man, Becked with aig was so

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invaluable to this investment.

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Speaker 4: Oh listen, let me get my withour the investigation might

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have bogged down what.

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Speaker 2: Well, yes, you certainly can qurte me.

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Speaker 6: Now we read you that telegram from Bernard Beckwith of

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the Denver, Colorado Post killer.

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Speaker 4: And Tonight's Big Story. Finally signed seventeen page statement of

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true story of wife's murder. He pleaded guilty, waived jury trial,

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and was sentenced to fifty years to life, from which

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there is no appeal.

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Speaker 7: In order to protect the names of people actually involved

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in the knights Athetic Big Story, the names of all

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characters in the drumdization were changed. With the exception of

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the newspaper reporter. The Big Story has been a presentation

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of the United States Armed Forces Radio Service, the Voice

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of Information and Education.

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Speaker 1: Welcome Back. Well, let's start with the cast. List back

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with was played by Vinton Hayworth, and then also in

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the cast were Adrian Bien, Scott Tennyson, John McQuaid, Nap Pulling,

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and Jason Johnson. I think this is the first episode

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to feature a filibuster except It's not a filibuster on

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the Senate floor. It's a filibuster of a small town

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long distance line. And that could work in nineteen fifty

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because a rural town like this, you know, you could

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call your local neighbors, but there was only a limited

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ability to call out, and if somebody else was using

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the long distance you had to call again later. It

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was definitely such a different time in terms of information

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and telecommunicationations. The development of the case itself was also intriguing.

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It highlights the fact that reporters just would get a

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de loge of information. And the way beck With got

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his big story was by having a fact that stood

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out to him and following up as he got the opportunity,

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not in any big formalized way to start. The whole

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story that we were given may felt false right from

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the word go, and it wasn't for the reason they

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highlighted with them needing to break down his story. I

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just found it incredible the idea that he would be

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able to drive an adult woman all the way from

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north of Denver to Albuquerque, against her will and with

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her doubting his sincerity. If nothing else, he'd have to

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stop for gas along the way, because that's a four

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hundred mile trip at least, and you were not getting

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that far without filling up, so she could have left

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the car. In terms of the episodes, a real life

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version this did actually occur in nineteen fifty, so a

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pretty recent case, and the carpenter was named John Rice,

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who murdered his wife, Emmeline, who he'd been married to

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for four months. Probably the biggest change is the method

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of attempted suicide. In tonight's episode, he tried to shoot himself.

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In the real life incident, Rice tried to cut his

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own throat. So the killer told a different series of stories.

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But I'm not going to knock the big story writers

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on that every thing he told them up until found

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the body was a lie. He in real life, John

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Rice tried to go even further once they found the

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body in the mind shaft after he had told them

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about killing her and leaving the body in the mind shaft.

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They couldn't find physical evidence to link him to the crime,

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so he said that he didn't know how the body

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had gotten in there. Though eventually he did play guilty

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and was sentenced to fifty years and passed away eleven

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years later. Well Now it's time to thank our Patreon

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Thanks so much for your support. Why No, and that

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

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it from. We'll be back next Tuesday with another episode

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of the Big Story, but join us back here tomorrow

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for broadways, My Beware.

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Speaker 9: The face of the woman who opens the door, holes,

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disappointment and dark beauty.

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Speaker 8: I am very sorry. I thought it was my husband one,

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but how good I think that since one would not not.

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Speaker 2: My name is Danny Clover.

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Speaker 10: I am senior, so please come in, Nicolas. We have

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a visitor, Nicholas Senior Clover. Please just need to present

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to you. Send Nicholas minach Or the manager of my host.

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Speaker 7: How do you do?

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Speaker 2: May I ask you whether your husband is homes No,

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he's not.

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Speaker 8: He's seeing your city of magnificence. I wait for him,

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Nicolas and myself.

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Speaker 9: I'm from a police there's been a murder of town.

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There seems to be some connection between your husband and

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a girl who was found dead in the barrier.

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Speaker 2: Girl in the battle.

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Speaker 9: That's why, a girl named eve Hunter. She was found

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in a room rented by a man named Cadiz.

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Speaker 2: Adiz. Of course we know one of the quadrillo, but

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this girl is eve Hunter.

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Speaker 11: You know her in Savilla, in Spain, I first saw

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the Senorita eve Hunter, and in Barcelona, in Lisbon, in Cordo,

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in these places and others, the flame of this girl

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and that of my husband.

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Speaker 9: You may nave Hunter followed your husband around, and why not?

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Then you didn't mind the fact of this girl.

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Speaker 8: One simple is to him, I am his wife, to

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hold it close atin at this Bursday. I'm sorry, did

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I know it? There will be other eve Hunters, nor will.

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

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