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Speaker 4: Theater gang Busters for examp Lewis Jay Valentine, former commissioner
Speaker 4: of the largest police force in the world, who will
Speaker 4: interview by Frosty Lieutenant Tom McGrath, Chicago Police Department, Retired
Speaker 4: Commissioner Valentine.
Speaker 5: Lieutenant mcgrass iin know wins Urban.
Speaker 2: Terrorized the Midwest four years.
Speaker 6: Yes, Commissioner Valentine, the win sulurban crime was a big
Speaker 6: business for other sort thousands. He went there for millions.
Speaker 6: Urban was so cunning and so daring that on one
Speaker 6: occasion he was able to rob hundreds of families of
Speaker 6: their life savings at one blow.
Speaker 5: And that's tonight's case, Lieutenant McGraths, where would you like
Speaker 5: to begin a few.
Speaker 6: Months ago, in Chicago's Commissioner, a slender, wiry man named
Speaker 6: Blue Morgan was keeping an appointment in a large gymnasium
Speaker 6: where prize fighters exercised and trained.
Speaker 7: I j been waiting long last time you guy here Morgan,
Speaker 7: Urban's getting them passion this time. He wants everything set
Speaker 7: and perfect and no more excuse. Everything's okay now, Joe,
Speaker 7: I got it all figured like Urban ware took enough time,
Speaker 7: and he wants a clean job. Joe, it takes time.
Speaker 7: He okay, Clime Evan in the back loom here and yeah,
Speaker 7: he's getting a rub down.
Speaker 8: He's going.
Speaker 2: Morgan says, it's off, said Urban Hi Evans, Philip Morgan.
Speaker 9: It works.
Speaker 7: What are you awake? Try to rub down guy? Ah,
Speaker 7: he's stepping dumb looking. I'm a frump man. I can't
Speaker 7: take no chance and tell me.
Speaker 9: I just.
Speaker 2: Okay, I tell you that's enough rubber McKey see he
Speaker 2: can't look.
Speaker 7: I'm a nether sky okay, Joe send Mickey.
Speaker 2: Hey, Hey Mickey, Urban Yas that's enough robbing for now.
Speaker 8: You should come back later. Yeah later, okay, Morgan, I
Speaker 8: just look like that.
Speaker 2: It's an easy marker in order to be two hundred grand.
Speaker 2: I told you to find out about the burglar alive.
Speaker 7: I did.
Speaker 2: I did well. No burglar alarmed.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: Well that's what took me so long. Like I told
Speaker 7: you before, the place looks like a business office. See,
Speaker 7: but they got a big fault with a tin door.
Speaker 7: Some people don't like to keep money in a bank,
Speaker 7: so they rent safe deposit boxes from this office. They
Speaker 7: got hundreds of bucks. Honey, you know there ain't no
Speaker 7: burglar aligned. They got a watchman instead. He lives upstairs
Speaker 7: over the office.
Speaker 2: He and him house.
Speaker 7: I make friends with the guy. See, we take a walk,
Speaker 7: have a couple of years, and before you know it,
Speaker 7: I got to lay out of the whole form, the
Speaker 7: same as if he handed me the blueprint.
Speaker 10: There it'll be a sin cherman.
Speaker 7: You could drop a bomb in there. Nobody here.
Speaker 2: Why if not the doctor there's his office in the
Speaker 2: second floor.
Speaker 7: He's the only one upstairs besides the watchman.
Speaker 2: In case the doctor.
Speaker 7: Sure even let the dog examine me. You got nothing
Speaker 7: worry about again, it goes home every night. You gotta
Speaker 7: do the job.
Speaker 2: It is, Yeah, wait Friday.
Speaker 7: Night, then I guess I'll blow out of town for
Speaker 7: the weekend.
Speaker 2: You'll want your ten percent to do a piece of
Speaker 2: work for it? Well, you late some ready. You gotta
Speaker 2: put this watchman on the spot. We don't know him,
Speaker 2: but you're the one who's gonna do it.
Speaker 7: So I can't come up to my neck now if
Speaker 7: I put the thing on that watchman a couple hanging
Speaker 7: on me.
Speaker 2: Sure, like I say, is you know it's good for this?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay. When does the watchman make his round at
Speaker 2: the wolf?
Speaker 3: Every hour?
Speaker 2: On the nose? Takes some fifteen minutes. He carry ten bucks. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he punches at the price station. What do you do
Speaker 2: after he makes his round?
Speaker 7: It takes a walk, maybe for forty five minutes.
Speaker 2: But look at that, And you gotta have that watchman
Speaker 2: that toes. I figure it'll take three hours to open
Speaker 2: the vault and track the lock boxes inside. You gotta
Speaker 2: make the watchman's round him in the alarm orger. I'll
Speaker 2: take care of that of him. Meanwhile, I don't want
Speaker 2: the I nose the cops spotting at Jimmy Dawes. So
Speaker 2: we go in with the watchman's keys, and we keep
Speaker 2: the watchmen where he can.
Speaker 1: Do no damn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and I see a point, but why you
Speaker 2: night you'll take a walk for that watchman at ten
Speaker 2: fifteen when you get to the corner drug store, go
Speaker 2: into a cigarette eat the watchman standing in the corner.
Speaker 2: You the boys go handle with these hairs from there on,
Speaker 2: just you have the watchman outside that drug store.
Speaker 7: See, well, I hope you didn't mind walking down there
Speaker 7: by the drug store.
Speaker 2: Oh no, so it's me. It's long as girl walking.
Speaker 2: It's okay, you know, walkings.
Speaker 11: Wire like being a night watchman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you can go out prayer, you know, between ride.
Speaker 7: Well, I just wanna step in here for a minute. Okay,
Speaker 7: let's go Uh no, no, I all I want a cigarette.
Speaker 7: Yeah you wait here.
Speaker 8: Let that'll wait time.
Speaker 2: To figure But don't need figurette myself.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, well, uh okay, what do you talk?
Speaker 11: I'll get a knowledge and I couldn't let you do that.
Speaker 2: I'll come on.
Speaker 7: When the pack of right, just stay here a minute,
Speaker 7: I'll bring it to out, okay, okay with me.
Speaker 8: M m.
Speaker 2: Mmm mmm.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 2: I means we dropped the key and the curve back there.
Speaker 13: Yeah, we wondered that you hold a match while we
Speaker 13: look for it.
Speaker 2: Yes, I guess so think I got a box. I'm
Speaker 2: at some place here in my pocket and fly say
Speaker 2: had right here? It's a sure if the second hours
Speaker 2: like a match?
Speaker 7: Right now?
Speaker 2: Yo, got called? Hold him up? Out here comes the car, alright,
Speaker 2: keet him in the car?
Speaker 9: Question, okay, step on a head for the vault.
Speaker 7: Look at that thousand a gold mine.
Speaker 6: Look at all them rings and things.
Speaker 7: Come on, we kind of play with a crack fox.
Speaker 2: On a hall. I might see him right.
Speaker 6: Uns with all the boots.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Ivan, I mere you find cracking and boxes. Boys,
Speaker 2: I like to see what Ervan wants? Did you ever
Speaker 2: see so much? Do Ivan's gonna be the biggest hall
Speaker 2: anybody ever got? H What time?
Speaker 7: Is the girl so much?
Speaker 2: One? I'm ting another round with the watchman's time point. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll take care of him. I'm about to watch them.
Speaker 7: I just check him. She won't wake up for hours.
Speaker 7: When it does, it'll take him a week on top,
Speaker 7: I have.
Speaker 2: A perfect Joe perfectly all right. Hurry up, you guys,
Speaker 2: get the mask boxet open, we get knock.
Speaker 11: Looks like whoever booke in the VI volt made quite
Speaker 11: a hard, doesn't it. Sac I'm telling you how much,
Speaker 11: Captain Rodgers, what a man?
Speaker 2: Look at it?
Speaker 11: Mortgage papers, registered bonds, heir loom, everything they couldn't use,
Speaker 11: thrown it all over the place, say, left this behind.
Speaker 11: Imagine what they took with him? And he finger prince
Speaker 11: side a lot of print. Captain Rodgers, did you check
Speaker 11: that watchman story? Yes, sir, I'm sure he's in the Claire,
Speaker 11: but he's always got to work with Right now.
Speaker 2: Somebody kissed this job perfectly. Yes, they knew.
Speaker 14: Every corner like a book right now at points to
Speaker 14: the man and the Watchman took a walk to the
Speaker 14: guns show we just before the robbery.
Speaker 2: And what's the Watchman have to say about this man?
Speaker 1: He's given us a.
Speaker 6: Pretty accurate description.
Speaker 7: But it could ThReD a.
Speaker 11: Thousand suspects, all right, But then they're questioning everyone in
Speaker 11: the neighborhood sackings. Maybe if someone else knows this Fingerman meantime,
Speaker 11: I'll get an nestmate of the loot. I hate to
Speaker 11: think of the figure when it gets totaled.
Speaker 2: Not playing them wings and thinks, Joh, I'm trying to
Speaker 2: ask joy boy what I take? How much urban how much?
Speaker 2: Let me check the figure now, let's see currency, coins,
Speaker 2: negotiable bonds, jewelry eight thirteenth, twenty two thirty eight sixty
Speaker 2: twenty four mm, how much urb and how much? That's
Speaker 2: the second moion man ey think of us three hundred grand?
Speaker 2: Take another look, Jill see hunts. Oh, three thousand thousand.
Speaker 2: You're a kidding now that's the total? Three million bucks? Yeah,
Speaker 2: three million, Well, it's a couple of thousand, that's all
Speaker 2: a Jewish I didn't think there was that much doe
Speaker 2: in the world. It was, and then ten nuxes and
Speaker 2: we got it. Yeah, you don't jump out of me.
Speaker 2: I'm dreaming about spending my crut. I just told I
Speaker 2: wanna talk about when your may. That's already settled. Hooks Joe,
Speaker 2: A three million dollars score makes this doda out of
Speaker 2: stuff in the country, So so we can't let the
Speaker 2: boys push it out too freely. Oh my idea is
Speaker 2: everybody takes fifteen grand apiece and we pack the rest
Speaker 2: away into a cool sou Oh packed it away. Who's
Speaker 2: the boy kill? And I take care of the money
Speaker 2: until we split the balance. Ah, No, iban on, you
Speaker 2: think I'm crazy enough to blow up with all this
Speaker 2: doughor the boys to cut my head off and I'd
Speaker 2: play there with that shoppers the night Kanye. So it's settling.
Speaker 2: Each takes fifteen down and I packed away the rest.
Speaker 2: It settled.
Speaker 7: I been, But don't forget what I say about the
Speaker 7: darpest knight. Yeah, so he may rather little punk more
Speaker 7: than he had the right dope. You gotta give him
Speaker 7: credit here Morgan's.
Speaker 2: Then in case in this job it's ten percent. You
Speaker 2: know what ten percent of three million is? See hundred grand?
Speaker 2: So what's a hundred Dollarsand it's a lot of though
Speaker 2: more than we expected from the whole job. He earned it. Ah,
Speaker 2: what business of punk like Morgan got for three hundred sizement?
Speaker 2: It's danger for him. For uh. He tossed that door
Speaker 2: around and get picked up. Cops make him singing, we fly.
Speaker 2: You can't spend no three million in jolly yet, so
Speaker 2: we give 'em Tayn. We ain't give him nothing, Joe,
Speaker 2: he frunt man, and sooner or later the cops are lavenue.
Speaker 2: When a coper says, bore a punk like Morgan singers,
Speaker 2: you mean we gotta give him the business? Yeah, pick
Speaker 2: but make sure it's a clean job. Morgan's out of town.
Speaker 2: I'll step up ber Allaway. We'll be back Monday for
Speaker 2: a split. You and a boys have seen it. He
Speaker 2: get it between the eyes.
Speaker 6: Not twenty four US at Urban Rubb Devout Commision Valentine.
Speaker 6: He was planning to dispose of the weakest member of
Speaker 6: his gangs.
Speaker 5: Lieutenant mcgrant. We're all anxious to hear what happened next
Speaker 5: to the Thuring Eights.
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Speaker 4: All back to Gangbusters and Commissioner Valentine, Lieutenant McGrath went
Speaker 4: some Urbans had given instructions to his gang to murder
Speaker 4: Lou Morgan, the man who led Urbans for the three
Speaker 4: million dollar Loop.
Speaker 5: What's happened next.
Speaker 6: Well, Chicago detectives questioned hundreds of people commissioned Valentine to
Speaker 6: uncover even the smallest lead to the man who cased
Speaker 6: the vaute for the gang. One of those questions was
Speaker 6: the doctor who had his office above the vault. Campton
Speaker 6: Rogers went there.
Speaker 11: I remember every detail, doctor, if, I said, the night
Speaker 11: watchman has told us he first met this aspect in
Speaker 11: the hallway outside coming out of your.
Speaker 14: Office here about ten days ago.
Speaker 11: You see about van doctor, The watchman said, he was
Speaker 11: wearing a plaid shirt, but now.
Speaker 2: Where a thicker? Do recall him? Good?
Speaker 14: Let me look back at my record.
Speaker 2: Mmm.
Speaker 11: Here every sect in jail, Miss he'd use a phony name,
Speaker 11: and certain this is the man.
Speaker 2: He examined him thoroughly.
Speaker 14: He complains of feeling sick. Was he or I could
Speaker 14: find nothing wrong? Hypochondriac type?
Speaker 11: For tell me when you were examining him, doctor, did
Speaker 11: you notice anything about him any peculiar scars, a mink.
Speaker 14: Whre he did have a testoo, bathing beauty tattoo where
Speaker 14: the year lift four? I noticed a tattoo while taking.
Speaker 11: His boat any other match?
Speaker 2: Doctor?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 14: And that predicted me?
Speaker 10: Good?
Speaker 11: How about his teeth, uh are called several moorers missing.
Speaker 2: He wore a dental breed perfect perfect. Thanks very much.
Speaker 14: I hope I've been helpful, Captain.
Speaker 11: Doctor, you don't know how helpful you've been. This was
Speaker 11: a professional job. Man Vove probably have records that tattoo,
Speaker 11: the appendectmy scar, and the missing teeth are distinctive. Pool
Speaker 11: they may lead us to these criminals.
Speaker 16: Identification Bureauner. Captain Rogers have checked cross file system for
Speaker 16: known criminals with one bathing beauty tattoo, two appendectomy scar,
Speaker 16: three missing molars and detal bridge results seven known criminals
Speaker 16: answering general description and having those marks. Sending these criminals
Speaker 16: records to your office.
Speaker 13: And once.
Speaker 11: I asked you two gentlemen to come here the police
Speaker 11: headquarters to look at some pictures.
Speaker 6: Yes, doctor, will you.
Speaker 11: Please sit on one side of that table and the
Speaker 11: watchman I'm the other. H I have here seven photographs. Doctor,
Speaker 11: I'm going to hammond you first. It's the man who
Speaker 11: visited your offices in that group and pick him up.
Speaker 2: Cherfol m.
Speaker 14: Here, captain this one.
Speaker 2: Mm alright, don't just make a note of that number.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Doctor.
Speaker 11: Now I'm going to shuffle these same pictures of it
Speaker 11: in Hamden.
Speaker 14: To the watching.
Speaker 11: Yes, now see it's the man who went walking with
Speaker 11: you on the night of the robbery. Is any one
Speaker 11: of these seven men, yes, by take your time's it's
Speaker 11: this one, captain. I have known him anywhere.
Speaker 2: I swear it is. If you've been that photograph for.
Speaker 11: Mm hmm number four, five, six eight two Lou Morgan.
Speaker 11: It seems you, gentlemen agree.
Speaker 12: I know him.
Speaker 11: I know him, and thank you, gentlemen for your cooperation.
Speaker 11: I less signed the entire robbery and burger required to
Speaker 11: get a line on this Lou Morgan at once.
Speaker 2: Well even yeah, Lou Morgan.
Speaker 7: I just got back to town Ivan.
Speaker 2: He was this good idea good nothing.
Speaker 7: He was in seventh figures. Yeah, so what terrific my commission? Ready, Evans?
Speaker 2: Not for a big chunk of dover your Morgan, I get.
Speaker 7: Ten percent of you gonna pay off?
Speaker 2: Sure, Sure, I'm gonna pay I say, how about coming
Speaker 2: around tonight? Boys will be here boys, Yeah, we're playing
Speaker 2: a little party. Party.
Speaker 7: I don't know party, Evan.
Speaker 2: Don't you want what's coming?
Speaker 7: Do I know how you wake up? I'm not doing
Speaker 7: ain't coming around?
Speaker 2: I said, coming around here? Morgan, or I send the boys.
Speaker 7: No, no, I I don't want to nice for my back,
Speaker 7: let me pay, wait, let me pay?
Speaker 2: Hop what up?
Speaker 7: Bargain?
Speaker 2: Wait a, you're inside.
Speaker 13: Hop p u bargin.
Speaker 11: Push the door in.
Speaker 14: Okay, you don't seem.
Speaker 7: To be here, poset.
Speaker 2: Keep your gun ready?
Speaker 14: Okay, Morgan, come out of that closet.
Speaker 4: Or will shoot through the door?
Speaker 7: I will? We don't tell us, tell lets keep the door.
Speaker 7: I want to, don't want to. I want to. I
Speaker 7: don't want to. Please, don't want to die? Tell I
Speaker 7: don't want to. Let Okay, Hello are you?
Speaker 2: Who are you? Guys?
Speaker 7: He didn't send you? Take your copy?
Speaker 11: Yes, Morgan, we're a police officers. What were you saying
Speaker 11: about urban heaven ven?
Speaker 7: I don't know any such guy.
Speaker 11: No, Well, you told us what we want to know, Morgan.
Speaker 11: Take him downtown side.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm.
Speaker 7: Pie the bad news for the urban Yeah, what we
Speaker 7: want to get, lot Morgan. The cops got there first
Speaker 7: on ar They hooked out.
Speaker 2: To you gotta move fast round a ball of boys
Speaker 2: having the hotel at seven on each of them. It's
Speaker 2: full of the balance of the doll and blow. As
Speaker 2: soon as Morgan's sings, Char cargo's not going to be
Speaker 2: so healthy.
Speaker 11: Dog In Thompson speaking, it is Captain Rogers shargon. You
Speaker 11: get any more out of.
Speaker 16: Morgan, dodget Captain, but he'll talk in time.
Speaker 2: We can't wait.
Speaker 12: Charging.
Speaker 11: As soon as word of Morgan's red spread that gangs
Speaker 11: scattered the four winds the Loop.
Speaker 16: With them, we'll get Urban. Captain will work day and
Speaker 16: night until we do.
Speaker 11: And it's important to we cover the loop too.
Speaker 2: Charging.
Speaker 11: Hundred of people have lost their life saving Now you
Speaker 11: check every place Urban has been changed. Couldn't carry three
Speaker 11: million dollars around with him, must be hidden out someplace.
Speaker 2: Find it? Okay, Urban, wake up? Hey, Hey, what are
Speaker 2: your Urban?
Speaker 12: Joe?
Speaker 2: H I have.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I brought the boys along. He took this little
Speaker 7: room sixty miles out of town. Didn't think we could
Speaker 7: find your hands.
Speaker 2: Guys, you got this all wrong.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he was supposed to show up at the hotel
Speaker 7: at seven o'clock three days ago. Instead you took the dough.
Speaker 2: And stn't telling you. Joe, you're wrong. I ain't got
Speaker 2: the dough.
Speaker 7: Remember Urban, I said I'd be the guy with the
Speaker 7: sharpest knife.
Speaker 2: Hop for getting too close to me, trying to reach
Speaker 2: where's the dough? Urban? He plays it always.
Speaker 14: Where where is it?
Speaker 2: You'll get your end of time?
Speaker 7: We want it now?
Speaker 2: Where's the door?
Speaker 16: Urban?
Speaker 2: If I tell you you grab this three minute and
Speaker 2: take a walk with my split.
Speaker 15: Where's the door?
Speaker 5: Urban?
Speaker 6: He's kid, good.
Speaker 1: Way, what is it?
Speaker 2: My boss? Is this Marborina? You ate Urban?
Speaker 7: We just stolen for time, alright, but we want that
Speaker 7: dough quick. Gotta work our boys, make him tell us
Speaker 7: where it is. No, no, no, boy, I tell you, Joe,
Speaker 7: we shouldn't kill living to give a handsom a dove.
Speaker 7: He wasn't lying about the door being up here in
Speaker 7: this attic, but a pipe.
Speaker 2: Be sure after that work god we gave him. Urban
Speaker 2: wasn't telling no life. Uh oh, June, June, you're the
Speaker 2: boss them any home?
Speaker 7: Alright, you guys when we go in the attics, no noise,
Speaker 7: no lights, The does in a tin box under the
Speaker 7: floor by a pipe. Now, I don't want myself cut
Speaker 7: to pieces and dumping at dicks like Urban, So we
Speaker 7: split the dough right hair, Okay, Okay, maybe open the
Speaker 7: door poiet.
Speaker 2: Now that's the corner over there at the crowbarry Yeah,
Speaker 2: shot four? Sorry Joe showing up the floorboard. Easy now,
Speaker 2: oh h you see you Joe say no, we shouldn't
Speaker 2: have not enough yet?
Speaker 7: See what did I tell you?
Speaker 2: Here it is?
Speaker 7: And help me get the box. I'll s what I said.
Speaker 13: No, right, we'll turn them right, nobody turn him on.
Speaker 13: Put your hands up, everybody, we'll hop it.
Speaker 2: Keep him up.
Speaker 11: Your trusts all right? So I didn't start putting the
Speaker 11: cup on him.
Speaker 5: Saw a plot.
Speaker 11: He found Wich eleven's body in a ditch the Kankakey
Speaker 11: a few hours ago.
Speaker 3: So what?
Speaker 11: And Morgan told us about this house one of the
Speaker 11: many places I've been used. And you headed hit was
Speaker 11: quite obvious where the luke was hidden. You walked right
Speaker 11: into our train.
Speaker 7: At Morgan, he'll get what's come of the hand between
Speaker 7: our web.
Speaker 11: You won't be the ones to give it to him.
Speaker 11: He's got your red energ. You're going up for a.
Speaker 6: Long, long time, Lieutenant McGrath.
Speaker 5: The Night's case is an outstanding example of a fiction
Speaker 5: police work. What happened to Erben's gang?
Speaker 6: All seven of them commissioned Valentine and now serving terms
Speaker 6: ranging up to life imprisonment.
Speaker 5: Congratulations, Lieutenant to the Chicago police. Even though this vicious
Speaker 5: gang stayed one of the biggest robberies and criminal records.
Speaker 5: Their luke did them no good, and all they got
Speaker 5: for their trouble was death or long sentences in prison.
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Speaker 12: Nay, Jimmy, Jimmy, you look worried.
Speaker 13: There's something on your mind.
Speaker 7: I wasn't the one of this.
Speaker 13: I just had anonymous with sick Field, Big Fields on
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Speaker 7: Who I am?
Speaker 13: I said, you know whwaii?
Speaker 7: What happened?
Speaker 2: He said who I am?
Speaker 7: I said nothing.
Speaker 2: I was cornered corners.
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Speaker 13: What is it?
Speaker 14: Jimmy?
Speaker 13: Now you know don Well I can do it out Broadway, but.
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Speaker 7: Mean?
Speaker 13: No? Why Harold's Square Times Clare Columbus Cycle ninety six,
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Speaker 12: Why raw, they.
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Speaker 7: Well the rest man?
Speaker 4: Oh you know, don Well?
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