Speaker 1: M oh no, what evil work in the hearts of men?
Speaker 1: The Shadow a.
Speaker 2: Shadow? Hearian card the way the points of Law and
Speaker 2: honor believe as wealthy young man about count as the Shadow.
Speaker 2: Kriston's gifts with ypnotic power to cloud men's minds so
Speaker 2: that they cannot see him. Cranston's friend and companion, the
Speaker 2: lovely Markling. If the only person who knows to whom
Speaker 2: the voice of the Invisible Shadow belongs. Today's story Shandom Fingerpreadkay,
Speaker 2: you must understand h only I am a woman? No
Speaker 2: annessy Uh, I am a lady? No? I am I am?
Speaker 3: You am crazy?
Speaker 2: Mm? You say something, Margot mar what do your man?
Speaker 2: You've been sitting a bad typewrite for the past three
Speaker 2: hours mumbling.
Speaker 3: I am a lady, I am a woman.
Speaker 2: Well, so you just don't understand how an or so
Speaker 2: much search for the right word search there was a
Speaker 2: man hunt. Well not tell me. Do you think she
Speaker 2: should say I am a woman or I am a lady?
Speaker 3: No, I depends on what she is.
Speaker 2: Well, she's both.
Speaker 3: Why didn't you playstaf and just call her a female?
Speaker 2: Oh? No, they go again. How do you think it
Speaker 2: would sound for her to stand up and say I
Speaker 2: am a female.
Speaker 4: Well, I was only trying to help.
Speaker 3: They hadn't you a date with Commissioner west Can you
Speaker 3: take him to a rehearsal tonight?
Speaker 2: And I didn't want to rewrite this scene and take
Speaker 2: along with me.
Speaker 3: Though, Well, then call a woman and let's go with that.
Speaker 2: Well a woman, isn't it's very good? Yeah? I am
Speaker 2: a woman. Say that is good? I am a woman.
Speaker 4: Here a genius.
Speaker 2: I am a woman. Now come on, let's get down
Speaker 2: the police headquarters. Commissioned Weston ready to see the thing
Speaker 2: I'm doing. Well, as a matter of fact, I'm well,
Speaker 2: I don't stare much mystery plays and that's a rehearsal.
Speaker 4: Oh dam quickly? The money sitting through off things?
Speaker 2: And no, Commissioner, I want your opinion on the place.
Speaker 2: After all, I am, as you've told me so, off
Speaker 2: and merely an amateur criminologist. I'd appreciate the judgment of it, expert.
Speaker 2: You really want my opinion, you're invaluable opinion, Commissioner. Well,
Speaker 2: in that case, miss Lane, and she put it that way,
Speaker 2: And the publicity agent.
Speaker 3: Thinks it'll be good for the show if you come
Speaker 3: to see you rehearsel.
Speaker 2: Oh so that said that. So I'm just being used
Speaker 2: as a publicity gang. But good publicity commissioners, commissioners alive.
Speaker 2: Come in, good evening, boy, I didn't know you had
Speaker 2: ar comment anyway, Doc, come on in, miss Lane and
Speaker 2: Miss Cranston. Doctor Killgard.
Speaker 4: How do you do?
Speaker 5: How do you do?
Speaker 2: We mentioned for doctor are killed Dods? I medical examiner.
Speaker 2: He's been with a fox for? How long? Is the
Speaker 2: doctor forty years? Next Thursday? Command, Yes, of course. And
Speaker 2: by the way, doctor man on the port of throwing
Speaker 2: a little party for you to celebrate your long service, Yes,
Speaker 2: I know, and I appreciate your thinking of them ready,
Speaker 2: but you know, I just hate to be reminders and
Speaker 2: I'm getting old. Well, I uh, Doc, I've been thinking
Speaker 2: things over and I thought that the party would be
Speaker 2: a good place for you to announce my retirement. Yes, Doc, now,
Speaker 2: I have your pension papers in the drawer of my
Speaker 2: desk there. I haven't signed it yet because I wanted
Speaker 2: to talk to you first. Well, it hasn't my work
Speaker 2: been pedisfectory commissions. Doc, you're the best medical examiner in
Speaker 2: the country. But we're thinking of you. You've worked hard
Speaker 2: all your life. Now you can retire at full salary
Speaker 2: and enjoy yourself. If I retired, I'd be dead in
Speaker 2: six months. Now, Doc, that's no way for you to talk.
Speaker 2: I'm an old fire horse, commission I wouldn't know what
Speaker 2: to do with myself if I didn't have my work
Speaker 2: to do. But of course, if you want me to retire,
Speaker 2: I'll do it. I wouldn't think of it, Doc, I
Speaker 2: was only doing it for your day. Well, then shall
Speaker 2: we forget it for the time being? You see, I
Speaker 2: don't want to retire yet, Commissioner, I'll forget it. And doctor,
Speaker 2: all right now, I guess i'd better get along. Oh
Speaker 2: what is it you came in to see me about? Doc?
Speaker 2: Oh what would you rather we left the room? Do
Speaker 2: you'll go? Oh? No, no, indeed not. It can wait
Speaker 2: as the morning Well weren't the first act unless we
Speaker 2: hurt you, see doctor, Mister Cranston's plays and reheard so tonight,
Speaker 2: and they want my critical opinion. But if you want
Speaker 2: to talk to me, I'll be glad you don't. Indeed,
Speaker 2: what I have to tell you can wait, Commission. Ah,
Speaker 2: well let's go then. Oh, by the way, doctors report,
Speaker 2: And I wanted you to look at her right here
Speaker 2: on my desk, and you sit right down and go
Speaker 2: over them. There'll be no one around here about you
Speaker 2: at the time of night.
Speaker 3: All right, we've got a Jassi sixteen minutes to get there.
Speaker 3: We'll never make him.
Speaker 2: Wait. Well, well the police that's called me playing police? Course?
Speaker 3: Whoa did you get.
Speaker 4: Out of the money?
Speaker 2: Yes, maggy, goodbye doctor. I got to tell you I
Speaker 2: don't work too hard.
Speaker 4: No, I won't have a nice time, and we will.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna work the siren. Oh now, just working. Let
Speaker 2: me see where did he say those reports? We? Yeah? Oh, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: course then and let me see.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, indeed, you're giving me a mighty interesting case.
Speaker 5: Why I that's odd.
Speaker 2: I had I heard something. Hey, who's there? Uh? Who's there?
Speaker 2: I said, I. I can't see you over there in
Speaker 2: the dark. Oh no, no, not you uh d don't
Speaker 2: look at me that way. No, no, you you could not.
Speaker 2: I'll call my house. Please, please you you couldn't. What
Speaker 2: what have I done to you? Oh? Please speak to me,
Speaker 2: cause you don't just keep looking at me that way?
Speaker 2: Well you you wouldn't kill me?
Speaker 4: Well you couldn't that it's impossible.
Speaker 2: I oh, oh, Wellcommissioned Witton, what's your opinion? I think
Speaker 2: you've got a mighty nice Later here a mighty nice.
Speaker 3: I think Lamarck's more interested in your opinion of these
Speaker 3: to well, of course all that.
Speaker 2: Well, now look, Criston, your villain is supposed to be
Speaker 2: a master criminal. Makes a foolish blunder for one thing, Well,
Speaker 2: then you don't think a master criminal would leave his
Speaker 2: fingerprints around, even by accident. Emphatically, no, I don't see
Speaker 2: why I see you the face Commissioner mass one of
Speaker 2: my man from headquarters. Guy, what are you doing here? Giles? Well,
Speaker 2: dostor Giles, Hello, I've got bad news for you. Doc
Speaker 2: ChIL Goods did why we just left him two hours
Speaker 2: ago in my office. He's been murdered. I know how
Speaker 2: you feel, Giles. I know we all feel. Who did it?
Speaker 2: Want to kill him? I wish I knew Giles step
Speaker 2: On at market. Yes, doctor John, you were doctor Kilgore's assistant,
Speaker 2: weren't you know? He was more than just my superior.
Speaker 2: He was the best friend I ever had, peopled me
Speaker 2: to medical school, got me the job as his assistant.
Speaker 2: But he was so good, happy one wife. Why should
Speaker 2: anyone one on now, come on, put yourself together. I'll
Speaker 2: help you all. Help you are. Have you had a
Speaker 2: chance to examine the Bundy? Hey, yes I have? What
Speaker 2: did Your fine doc has been stabbed at the face
Speaker 2: of the STU with a sharp instrument. Guess resulted almost
Speaker 2: immediately commissioned Western school Man. At least he never knew
Speaker 2: what happened. Chief. If it's the last thing I do,
Speaker 2: I'm going to bring the doc murderers a justee. What
Speaker 2: did you say was with you when you discovered dot
Speaker 2: kill Goer's Bonnie Molley? No? One, sir? What time was it?
Speaker 2: You're asking that question at least four times in the
Speaker 2: Western and you've interrupted this investigation at least fifty Oh.
Speaker 4: Commission, you're graduating. I said more than a doven words
Speaker 4: in the last two hours.
Speaker 2: Please, oh right, But I just want to be help.
Speaker 2: What time was it when you discovered the body? Molly?
Speaker 2: About eleven or just before eleven? You're off thirty eight o'clock?
Speaker 2: What are you doing at the office at that hour?
Speaker 2: Is this the third degree?
Speaker 4: Commission?
Speaker 2: No, they did not the third degree. We don't use
Speaker 2: the third degree. We don't believe in thurd degree. Methods. Well,
Speaker 2: you don't have to show that mean you needn't leave
Speaker 2: you all. I'm not leaving my office, but you are
Speaker 2: what dials? Dials? Where Cranston he's out here jumping the body.
Speaker 2: He will not make him in here immediately. He brought
Speaker 2: Nick mckon ow. Look, Clanston, I don't mind you and
Speaker 2: McClain being here, but he's interfering with my investigation.
Speaker 4: I am not I was just right.
Speaker 2: I think it's time you went home anyway. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: two o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not going home. I'll wait outside for the month.
Speaker 2: And as for you, mister Weston, it wasn't necessary to
Speaker 2: be so rude. Good night rude. Now maybe I can
Speaker 2: get somewhere at doctor Jones. Tell Commition of Wston what
Speaker 2: we're just discovered. Why it's your idea? Mister Clinston, you
Speaker 2: tell him, Well, had our commissioner, do you need me
Speaker 2: any longer? I'd like it all? Oh, I had, But
Speaker 2: I haven't finished questioning you yet. I'll see you tomorrow morning. Molly, Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: that's well, what is it? Grandson? Commissioner? Do you remember
Speaker 2: killer Norvilly? Remember him? I certainly oughto I sent him
Speaker 2: to a chair in nineteen thirty one. That's right. He
Speaker 2: was a tough customer, all right, murdered about five people
Speaker 2: with his knives, Commissioner. Before he started on his career
Speaker 2: of crime, he was a night flow and vote. Isn't
Speaker 2: that right? Yes, that's right? And what are you driving at?
Speaker 2: And doctor Giles tells me he performed the autopsy on him, right, Giles, Yes,
Speaker 2: I'll never forget. It was the fall of nineteen thirty one,
Speaker 2: my first big assignment after Doc kilde Gump in my
Speaker 2: job in the department. What's the murderer electric cureed eight
Speaker 2: years ago? I got it there with the death of
Speaker 2: the doctor. I don't know the answer to that, Commissioner,
Speaker 2: but there's a not similarity in the murder technique. And
Speaker 2: as doctor Giles pointed out, the whip and used on
Speaker 2: doctor Kilgore left the same side corner mark has found
Speaker 2: on no Velly's victims. Yes, everything is the same. Why
Speaker 2: if I didn't know the Velly was dead and buried,
Speaker 2: I say he was on man. Now wait a minute,
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, gentlemen, I can see exactly what you're thinking.
Speaker 2: Killer nor Velly comes back from the dead, to kill
Speaker 2: a man he never had anything again, Oh no, no,
Speaker 2: grand all right, all right, commission him. Now what about fingerprints?
Speaker 2: As I told you before, Cranston, a smart criminal doesn't
Speaker 2: leave his prince around about. O'Reilly found a clean cutst
Speaker 2: of prints right in the center of your desk, Jeef,
Speaker 2: he's on in the files right now checking up on them.
Speaker 2: What on my desk? You say? A complete set of
Speaker 2: princess from four fingers and a thumb, all perfect, no
Speaker 2: smudge is perfect. Well, you're very fortunate Western. Well have
Speaker 2: the murderer within an hour, Granson, I wish you luck. Gee,
Speaker 2: I've got the murderer. He's the red who killed dot
Speaker 2: kill Gore or Moly. I know your story sounded funny.
Speaker 2: Hi'll do it. Doctor Kilgoll was a friend of mine.
Speaker 2: You've got the belief up. What is all it, O'Riley? Well,
Speaker 2: I was developed in the photographs? Was the finger prince?
Speaker 2: We pound in your office? Chief? When I hundred ns
Speaker 2: and Doug kills our's office. Yes, I rushed in and
Speaker 2: hard mole in the red handed going through the duck's papers.
Speaker 2: This paper was in his hand when I jumped, and
Speaker 2: I'd say it sure, I was going through his papers.
Speaker 2: But I didn't kill Doc. I can swear why he
Speaker 2: was the best friend I ever had. Is getting to
Speaker 2: be most interesting. What did the paper say? Wasn't the
Speaker 2: note for eight hundred and fifty dollars made out to
Speaker 2: Doc kill Guard and signed Charles Moulling? Well that doesn't
Speaker 2: mean anything. I can explain that. I'd like to have
Speaker 2: you explain that, Molly. But I did Doc eight hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty dollars. But I but I paid him back
Speaker 2: early this evening. He was busy in the labnth didn't
Speaker 2: have time to get the iou for me. After he
Speaker 2: was dead, I realized how bad things will look for
Speaker 2: me if the note were found, so I went to
Speaker 2: his office to get it at Molly, Well, that's about
Speaker 2: all there is to tell. He lent me the money
Speaker 2: to pay off them, and i'd been gambling with I
Speaker 2: didn't want to lose my job, and I knew I
Speaker 2: would have you found out that I'd been gambling. You
Speaker 2: say you paid the money back to doctor kill doll Yeah,
Speaker 2: certainly received me nice. Where is no money was found
Speaker 2: on Doc kill Gore. Now I'll tell you what I think, Molly,
Speaker 2: you owe dot the money and you couldn't pay him.
Speaker 2: You've got to come to tell me about it. Bout
Speaker 2: the gambling. You got death, but can kill him? The
Speaker 2: favorite doubt I gave him the money. I tell you,
Speaker 2: I get your get a foot. I know how you feel.
Speaker 2: Doesn't anybody believe I didn't do it? Take him away?
Speaker 2: L Riley? All right, gee, come on, give him a
Speaker 2: HANDI all right, Cranston, you're convinced you have duck Kulans murder,
Speaker 2: absolutely motive and all. I don't think you have, Commissioner,
Speaker 2: there's too many loose ends. What about the fingerprints in
Speaker 2: the center of your desk? Why was the knife throne?
Speaker 2: And already you know it withdrawn just a hunch. You
Speaker 2: can't convict a man on hunches. I've got proof and
Speaker 2: the motive. What happened to the money? There never was
Speaker 2: any that was part of Molly's phony story. Oh I see,
Speaker 2: you know, Commissioner, those fingerprints, and treat me well. Go
Speaker 2: to work, Sherlock Holmes for me. I'm going home and
Speaker 2: get some much needed sleep. Come in right, have bought
Speaker 2: me the chief, But it's O'Reilly here, always busy? What
Speaker 2: did you want? But it's about the Prince Chief the
Speaker 2: month we found on your death. What about him? Well,
Speaker 2: I've checked him and I have re checked him, and
Speaker 2: they don't make sense. What are you talking about? Things
Speaker 2: of Prince we found on your death. Chief belonged to
Speaker 2: Killer Norvelly, but he's been dead since nineteen thirty one.
Speaker 2: Please Cranston, go away and don't bother me. I'm too
Speaker 2: busy to spend my time watching Born of a Axe.
Speaker 2: After all the excitement last night, I had about two
Speaker 2: hours fleet look at his debt piled with mail. I'll
Speaker 2: never get through it. All are missing something, Commissioner, there's
Speaker 2: a woman nice thraw on the billow is simply terrific.
Speaker 2: I don't care if he is can be terrific, I can't.
Speaker 2: Nice Drawer, the.
Speaker 3: Most interesting woman commissioned Western.
Speaker 2: Not a Maria Novelli, Killer Norvelly's widow. You know a
Speaker 2: Killer Novelli again, Cranston. If I hear that name again,
Speaker 2: I'll begin throwing things and it won't be nice.
Speaker 4: But commission it.
Speaker 2: Don't you think it's sink? Think I go away? Mis Laine.
Speaker 2: Please Crampton go write another Mystery Player or anything you want,
Speaker 2: but don't follow me. I got the murder of Doc
Speaker 2: kill Gown. I got a motive and that's all I need.
Speaker 2: I hope, so man, I said, I really hope. So
Speaker 2: for your sake, as for me, I've got a hunch.
Speaker 2: Come on, Muggle, goodbye, Muggle. The Shadow is going to pay,
Speaker 2: Madame Maria Norvelly. I'll visit backstage at the Lyceum Theater.
Speaker 2: Who is there? I can see no one. It is
Speaker 2: I the shadow. You cannot see me, but I can
Speaker 2: see you, and you must answer my questions. Have you
Speaker 2: what do you want to hear?
Speaker 3: Nell and Novelly stressing room?
Speaker 2: Who murdered Doc Kilgo? Madam Nobley, I don't know what
Speaker 2: you mean. Is it Nolly? No?
Speaker 3: No, it could not see he is dead?
Speaker 2: Your husband? Yes, but he is dead dead, I tell
Speaker 2: you that is the truth. It was evil.
Speaker 3: He killed with the knives, the beautiful knives. I teach
Speaker 3: him the great art to throw the knives, and he
Speaker 3: uses to kill Who else?
Speaker 2: Have you the knives? Many? But yeah, what's one?
Speaker 1: Last year?
Speaker 3: I taught him he was very good. He's done quick.
Speaker 2: He learned as good as not. Really, I want him
Speaker 2: to join the act with me, but.
Speaker 3: Go on, go on, Yes, they know he say he
Speaker 3: got other reason, but the uses for the knives A
Speaker 3: he is evil too like nor really is true? Everything
Speaker 3: is true?
Speaker 2: Name? Oh, no, that I cannot say. He make me
Speaker 2: Promi's not to tell.
Speaker 4: He say, I'll kill you with your tale.
Speaker 2: You must tell me his name if I help you, please,
Speaker 2: please do not have that quickly? His name?
Speaker 3: All right, I will tell his name.
Speaker 2: His name is. That's the story, Margo. According to doctor
Speaker 2: John's report, the same weapon that killed Doc kill God
Speaker 2: also killed Madame Novell. Any fingerprints Founder's time the mongol Oh, yes,
Speaker 2: the ever present fingerprints were there, perfect said as usual,
Speaker 2: and of course they belonged to our friend, the late
Speaker 2: killer Novelly.
Speaker 4: But how could a dead man go around killing people?
Speaker 2: He couldn't, Margo, That's just it. Murderers merely using a
Speaker 2: very clever device to saw the police office trail. Yet
Speaker 2: the fingerprints do, Max Lamont, Yes, confounders, that's the confusing
Speaker 2: part of this whole thing. If I knew how the
Speaker 2: murderer performed this neat little trick and had no better
Speaker 2: way to look for him, well, darling, at least you
Speaker 2: were smarter than Commissioner Weston, he thought Mowley was the
Speaker 2: guilty party. Oh why, I was a bit upset that
Speaker 2: the killer should have struck again and Moley safely got
Speaker 2: it miles away under lock and teeth. Then I can't
Speaker 2: be too hot on Winston. My record hasn't been too
Speaker 2: good on this case. Ei. Then well, I know maybe
Speaker 2: killing or well he is alive, maybe he's the man
Speaker 2: we're after after all.
Speaker 4: Oh, I know that mood of yours when I hear it.
Speaker 2: Come on, Chief, you and I are going out for
Speaker 2: a nice brisk walk. It's getting pretty late. Mongos that no,
Speaker 2: I won't.
Speaker 3: Take no for an ends, And I come on my
Speaker 3: gloves and oh dear, look at them, just look at them.
Speaker 2: Look at one. Oh gloom, I wants another one.
Speaker 4: Oh ruin, that's all ruined.
Speaker 3: I just got them back from the cleaners and they
Speaker 3: washed them instead of dry cleaning them.
Speaker 2: Now look, yeah, they've ripped. Of course they've ripped.
Speaker 4: All the oil has been washed out of the leather.
Speaker 4: If they had any sense.
Speaker 2: Oil leather, preserve margle if the oil was still in
Speaker 2: the leather, the preserving oil, they'd still be good. There's
Speaker 2: a glove, I mean the month some time. Of course,
Speaker 2: that's it. You've just given me the one link I
Speaker 2: need to tell the case. I don't understand what you remember.
Speaker 2: I told you if I knew how the murder of
Speaker 2: performed his trick, I'd know where to look for him. Yes, well, Mogo,
Speaker 2: right now the shadow has to make a call on
Speaker 2: a gentleman in a dissecting laboratory. Oh there, answer me
Speaker 2: a lot. It's a shadow, doctor Gilds. So sorry to
Speaker 2: interrupt your labors, but I must ask you to give
Speaker 2: me a very unusual pair of gloves. You present what well?
Speaker 2: I uh, I can't see her. No, unfortunately, you can't
Speaker 2: see the shadow. I ask you for the gloves, not
Speaker 2: oh for your men. You can't know anything about me.
Speaker 2: I know this, Giles, but only you and doctor Kilgore
Speaker 2: would have been able to get the finger prints of
Speaker 2: killer nor Billy after he was electrocuted. M and with
Speaker 2: doctor Kilgore that it was pretty obvious who the murderer was.
Speaker 2: You know a little too much, Shadow. I have a
Speaker 2: knife in my hand. I can't see her, but I
Speaker 2: can hear. Why don't you throw your knives? Yes, Shadow,
Speaker 2: there there there I killed yet. No, doctor Giles, I'll
Speaker 2: not be another of your victims. I Oh, what do
Speaker 2: you wanna see? I want your confession to the murder
Speaker 2: of duct Kilgore and Marina Belly. I also want the
Speaker 2: pair of gloves you made of human skin, the skin
Speaker 2: you took from the tips of killing Overy's fingers. Would
Speaker 2: you perform the a topsy and then kept in preserving oil?
Speaker 2: You know too much, Shadow, But I can talk plainly
Speaker 2: to you because you won't live to tell you killed
Speaker 2: or kill God? Yes, I kill him? But why why?
Speaker 2: Giles thought he studied my way? I should have been
Speaker 2: head of the department long ago if I had a
Speaker 2: wait for him to die. He also had found out
Speaker 2: that you had killed Overy's finger, Prince, and was going
Speaker 2: to tell Commissioner Western the night you murdered him. Is
Speaker 2: that right, child? It It's right, But he can't tell
Speaker 2: now Kenny met him. Novelly's dead too, because she knew
Speaker 2: too much. Everyone thought the Velly did it, didn't they,
Speaker 2: gild I prepared for years to do this. First I
Speaker 2: stole a fingerprints from Novelli's hands when I performed the
Speaker 2: autopsy in his body. Then I got Novelli's own wife
Speaker 2: to teach me to throw the ninth the way he did.
Speaker 2: No one would catch me, No one would suspect me.
Speaker 2: My time was perfect. No pl in this perfect. In
Speaker 2: some way, the criminal slipped up and has brought to justice.
Speaker 2: I want to know, why do you send for me? Giles?
Speaker 2: I send for you, Commissioner, the shadow shadow here and headquarters,
Speaker 2: guest Commissioner, And this is the man you want, the
Speaker 2: murderer of Kilgore and men of Noma. What child? Ass child?
Speaker 2: Surprise day, Commissioner, YESHI anything, Hi, Jedny. But you couldn't
Speaker 2: tach me. You'd never found out. Now that you have
Speaker 2: your ectoic, you're not gonna take me away too late,
Speaker 2: Shad always said, killed himself.
Speaker 4: Oh come in hello, commissionering memo.
Speaker 2: H oh hello, Layne Cranston. I'm busy, sad, as say, Commissioner.
Speaker 2: I wanted to see you this morning because I have
Speaker 2: another idea about the kill Gour case. What hey, wait
Speaker 2: a minute, don't you read the papers? The papers. I
Speaker 2: brought the case wide open last night with Giles. I
Speaker 2: know it all the time, Giles. Well what do you
Speaker 2: know about that? Giles? Well, well, dude, tell us, Commissioner,
Speaker 2: why did Giles do us go out and buy yourself
Speaker 2: a paper Cranston. I'm sorry. I've got a lunch and
Speaker 2: take with the mayor and I'm late now, Commission.
Speaker 3: Rest, we'll actually get to hate you if you've teached
Speaker 3: him too much.
Speaker 2: You know, this muggle. He didn't give the shadow any
Speaker 2: credit for the solution of the crimes. Whoever, I broke
Speaker 2: the case last night, Cranton opened my mom. That was
Speaker 2: a horrible case. How could Giles kill the man who
Speaker 2: was his best friend, who helped him to school, got
Speaker 2: in his job here?
Speaker 4: How could he?
Speaker 2: Well, my good Giles was obviously suffering from a persecution conflict.
Speaker 2: He imagined the world was against him. He said his
Speaker 2: friends were his enemies. His twisted brain was a brilliant one.
Speaker 2: It was devilishly tibber. But he paid for his crimes,
Speaker 2: as all criminals to do. Eventually say that isn't sand
Speaker 2: what let line? I can use that in my second Nay.
Speaker 4: You mean, just before the heroine says, I am a woman.
Speaker 2: Yes, no, no, no, marble. The weed of crime bears
Speaker 2: have fruit. Crime does not be I don't know