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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho.

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This is your host, Adam Graham. In a moment, we're

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Thanks so much for your support, Ben. But now it's

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time for us to turn to episode of the NBAC

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run of The Saint. The series had left mutual on

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May twenty eighth, but was quickly back on the air.

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The episodes in this NBC series make up the vast

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majority of circulating Saint episodes, So let's go ahead and

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take a lesson. From June eleventh, nineteen fifty, here is

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the Sinister Sneeze.

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Speaker 2: The Adventures of the Saint, starring Vincent Price. The Saint

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based on character is created by Leslie Trotteris and known

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to millions from books, magazines, and motion pictures. The Robinhood

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of Modern Crime now comes to radio, starring Hollywood brilliant

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and talented actor Vincent Price.

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Speaker 3: As the Saint them.

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Speaker 4: I don't think though Courcy really belongs to the Butt Company.

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Does anybody mind when Daddy claud comes for Christmas? I

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make you very pretty? It pleased to ask, Oh, thanks,

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But I sneez. Go ahead, you're a girl of your word.

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Speaker 5: I always knee, especially on bushes.

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Speaker 4: Why I don't know.

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Speaker 5: I've been a hundreds of doctors.

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Speaker 6: They don't know. Ea.

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Speaker 5: I even went to a psychoanalyst.

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Speaker 4: That sounds as if it might have been a good idea.

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Speaker 5: It wasn't. Why not After a while he began to

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sneeze too, Thank you, you're you.

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Speaker 4: I rarely sneeze, though It's all right, I sneeze enough

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for two. The question is, can do sneeze as cheaply

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as one? I've been worrying about that, So you can

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stop right now.

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Speaker 5: I know, because my boyfriend doesn't sneeze.

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Speaker 4: Much either, Well perhaps if he practiced.

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Speaker 5: His name is Breckinridge.

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Speaker 4: Isn't that silly, especially since he doesn't sneeze. My name

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is Patty, not at all silly, Simon. And the name

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of the bus is Genevieve. And the name of the

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city we're in me or the city it's Diamond Templar.

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Speaker 5: Oh, you're the stage.

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Speaker 4: There's a totally unfounded rumor to that effect, But.

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Speaker 5: From what I've heard, you're not saying it all. I'm scared.

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Speaker 4: We're on a buck I'm still scared. What can happen

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on a bus except for us? Is that I.

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Speaker 5: Didn't mean I was scared of you. Please get off

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the bus with me so that we can go see Breckenridge.

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Why he's scared.

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Speaker 4: Too, Peggy, Please take my word for it. He's got

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nothing to be scared about.

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Speaker 5: Oh, I didn't mean scared of you. I meant well,

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Breckenridge is a price fider. Man is Simon, and he's scared.

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Why it's prize fighter is called Benny the Battler.

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Speaker 4: Oh, and Breckenridge is afraid of Benny's the battler.

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Speaker 5: No, nobody's afraid of Benny, not even other prize fighters.

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Oh we get off here, nan Nan, please let it out. Lady,

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thank you very much.

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Speaker 4: And now, Peggy, what is Breckenridge afraid of?

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Speaker 6: Mother?

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Speaker 5: Reckon Ridge was in a very nice fielding, don't you

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think did you notice all the poems in the lobby?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Breakinridge must love nature.

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Speaker 7: Oh yes, mister Breckinridge has just left town for the

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Speaker 5: Breckenridge. What you're saying?

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Speaker 7: Well, I thought maybe it was a built collector.

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Speaker 5: Wait a minute, Oh this is the bregon Ridge.

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Speaker 7: I don't need one today.

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Speaker 4: Goodbye, bragon Ridge.

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Speaker 5: Are coming in. Oh, Breckonridge has a very fine, tanted humor.

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Speaker 7: Simon, I noticed that you want to make something out

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Speaker 5: Breckenridge, behave yourself. Simon's going to help us. Yeah, yeah,

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Now if you want to help speak we are polite

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to him.

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Speaker 7: Well, I don't mind telling you, mister rhyme on a spot.

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Speaker 4: Why don't you stop that. I can't help you.

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Speaker 7: Anyway, Saint. I got a boy, Benny the Butler. I

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see Bennita Butler, one of the lousiest middle weights that

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ever fouled up a prize ring.

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Speaker 4: I think I may have seen him fight once and

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knew it. If I remember correctly, he lost.

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Speaker 6: That was Benny.

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Speaker 4: Is he the spot?

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Speaker 6: You?

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Speaker 4: Why?

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Speaker 7: In a kind of a way, if you'll see my

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boy in a ring, then you'll know why I'm disturbed.

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Speaker 4: You're worrying about his health.

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Speaker 7: Nice, he's healthier than a horse. But there's something else,

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Saint all the big gamblers and kind of putting all

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that dough on Benny. But the night's fight at the stadium.

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Speaker 4: They think he's going to win.

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Speaker 7: This is the lad Not even a moron could think that.

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Speaker 5: I don't know. I thought that he might win, So

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you ain't.

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Speaker 7: Even a moron sink my boy is tangling with soldier Jones,

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a very fine box fighter. It would be an act

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of condescension on a soldier's part even to let Benny

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tie his gloves from let alone fight him. So why

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is all a heavy dough riding on Benny?

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Speaker 4: It does seem odd.

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Speaker 7: Matter of fact, I'm betting on a soldier myself. Is

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that it's practical, Otherwise me and Benny wouldn't eat.

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Speaker 5: They are two fellas who like to eat quiet Peggy.

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Speaker 7: Anyways, that worried me. These gamblers all betting on my boy.

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Speaker 4: Also, the guy who was the boss of.

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Speaker 7: His gambling outfit I have mainly gotten mine is a

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guy named mister Sweeney.

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Speaker 4: Mister Sweeney.

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Speaker 7: Mister Sweeney is a nice, quiet guy who don't look

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like an harmor fly, so he wouldn't harm no fly.

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But when it comes to guys who he is under

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the impression they have handled him a bad deal, then

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he is murdered. I supposing Benny the Butler don't win tonight, but.

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Speaker 4: Sween, he could hardly blame you if then he lost

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the fight legitimately.

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Speaker 7: Mister Sweeney ea't the type guy who was interested in

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what is legitimate. He likes to win bets. So I

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am on a spot.

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Speaker 4: I can see that.

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Speaker 7: Anybody who ain't blank and see that. But what can

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you do about it?

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Speaker 5: Well, this is my idea, Breckenridge. I mean asking Simon

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to come here, because if Farmer show you was kind

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of interested in your health, Reckon Ridge, then maybe missus

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Sweeney would be afraid to do anything to you, even

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if that he loses tonight.

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Speaker 4: You say, someone, Well, I don't know what good money

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in Breckenridge's health would do him. I'm not a doctor.

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Speaker 5: I'mon if mister Sweeney gets really mad at breckonviaging Benny,

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they wouldn't need any glasses. They'd be patronizing the same

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undertaking fight.

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Speaker 4: You're pung but you think that Sweeney might hesitate about

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doing anything drastic meally because I knew about it.

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Speaker 5: I don't know, but it's possible.

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Speaker 7: And why do we get to lose my life?

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Speaker 5: Don't be so salviish? Think of Benny too?

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Speaker 7: All right, mayan Benny's life.

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Speaker 4: And I'll do what I can, which amounts to what Breckonridge.

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Speaker 5: Give Simon some tickets to the fight?

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Speaker 4: Can okay? Oh, thank you, but but I'm not sure

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I'll be any protection.

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Speaker 5: Don't worry that I'll do it to worrying, and maybe

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he won't do any good. But even if it doesn't,

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I want you to know that even if Breckonvidge does

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get murdered.

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Speaker 6: Don't say things like that.

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Speaker 5: We'll still appreciate it. Simon too, his giant g.

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Speaker 4: Hexy a taxi. For a moment, I thought you were

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going right past.

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Speaker 6: For a moment, I felt like going right fast.

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Speaker 8: Lou don't mind getting friendly, just get in. Thank you,

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Ben as Dnald, I beg your pardon, well known traders

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of history, benatic Donald you.

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Speaker 4: I'm not sure I know what you're talking about.

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Speaker 6: This afternoon around three o'clock. What were you doing three? Why?

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Speaker 4: I was riding on a Uh?

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Speaker 6: Don't stop there. You was riding on a what?

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Speaker 4: Uh? Buh?

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Speaker 7: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: What's the matter if.

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Speaker 9: Somebody suddenly dropped that left you stock in a bus company?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 6: And what's the idea riding a bus?

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Speaker 10: That?

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Speaker 6: A hell in the cab?

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Speaker 4: Well, if I had taken a cab, I wouldn't have

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met Peggy.

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Speaker 9: Fine reason she was following.

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Speaker 6: Me, Louis.

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Speaker 4: I made it easier for her by getting on a bus.

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There's so much roomier than cabs.

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Speaker 7: All right, I forgive thank you Louis perfectly all right?

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Speaker 4: Where do you want to go at the stadium?

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Speaker 6: Go on a place to take a gyles?

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Speaker 4: I'm not taking a girl there. I'm going to see

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the right, which reminds me, Louis, I've got an extra ticket.

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Would you like to join me?

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Speaker 6: Who's fighting?

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Speaker 4: Well, the main event is sojer Jones versus Benny, the battler.

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Speaker 9: That you call a fight.

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Speaker 6: Benny's gonna get miner.

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Speaker 4: Not Benny Breckenridge. Huh, it might be, friend, Louie, come

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on with me.

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Speaker 9: Oh that's been a fight like that you could smell

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from New Joys.

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Speaker 4: But all right, thanks, Louis.

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Speaker 9: I'll mention this and in the future stay off of buses.

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Speaker 4: Yes, mother, Benny's dressing room must be up ahead.

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Speaker 10: What are we going to do?

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Speaker 9: Sympathize with him before he goes.

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Speaker 4: No ring gets slaughter. I just wished him luck, mister

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templar Hill need it? That's Peggy. Huh. Wait a minute, Louis,

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the doors.

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Speaker 7: Open, Benny, dope, dope, We got all our doe riding

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on Soldier Jones Breckinridge.

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Speaker 10: I've been thinking with what what's gonna happen to my career?

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If I keep on getting laid in the rising all

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the time.

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Speaker 7: You can always go back to your truck.

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Speaker 10: Besides, the soldier has been making derogatory remarks you see

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good your night for credit.

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Speaker 7: Derogatory remarks about you personally.

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Speaker 10: Or professional derogatory remarks about I think so when I

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get in that ring tonight, I am going to bat

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his ears off.

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Speaker 7: Benny, listen to me first, if you hit him, he

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is liable to get mad at you and maybe kill you.

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Speaker 4: Eh.

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Speaker 7: Second, if they should happen to pass a miracle and

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you should lay him away, we all lose that though, Benny,

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we gotta.

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Speaker 6: Die for him. I don't die for that bump.

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Speaker 7: Benny, don't answer me too quick.

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Speaker 11: Clink.

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Speaker 7: You know what's happening to the price of fresh meat?

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Come on, it sounds like the Prelimit is over.

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Speaker 4: Let's go, Loui, no candidates it now.

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Speaker 10: We better get to our season unless I see you

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Ben at the Battle of a half year old street.

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Speaker 4: He's in quite a spot, though, Unless Soldier Jones kills

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him inside the ring, Sweeny is likely to kill him outside. Well,

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here it goes.

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Speaker 9: We got nice seat. Yeah, anybody bleeds in the ring,

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we got dry, Queen.

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Speaker 6: He set off.

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Speaker 4: You're thinking of a horse ring.

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Speaker 9: Looking at Tenny the battler. How long am i he

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runs night?

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Speaker 4: Yes, he does seem to have gone on a bineicycle,

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But how long.

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Speaker 10: Can he stay on a bicycle with not falling off

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on his ears?

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Speaker 4: He go farth long and then he's still on that bicycle.

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The crowd doesn't like it much.

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Speaker 9: You must be under the impression the best way to

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box fight.

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Speaker 10: Is to run away, and for him it's probably the

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safest way.

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Speaker 4: The soldiers catching up with him. Then he's winded, failing all.

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Speaker 9: The soldier just throwing it in a very pretty left.

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Speaker 6: The Benny's bread.

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Speaker 4: Last Yeah, oh and a right, oh and another right.

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Speaker 10: Well, Tanny the backlamits the temperars clack cloud on his

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flat sea. The bell sure saved him that time, didn't

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save him merely postpone the execution. That's brown and I

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got an idea, Benny, are gonna be around for the sixth.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Benny seems to be looking for the nearest policeman.

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He's sort of wandering around.

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Speaker 9: The soldier is.

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Speaker 10: Like, hey, I'm going to Benny just threw a punch

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of the soldier hit him.

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Speaker 4: So yeah, but hey, the soldier is just falling down.

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Speaker 9: Oh this is m punch, Benny leader putting the crack of.

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Speaker 6: Defect of that show.

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Speaker 4: Benny and I say this in some blankness of mine,

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has just one, Yeah, with the.

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Speaker 9: Best invisible punch I ever seen.

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Speaker 4: Must have been quite a punch. The soldier hasn't moved yet.

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They're working over him in the ring. Come on, I

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think we'd better visit where we're going into the ring.

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Up we go.

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Speaker 6: Okay, thanks? Did you see what I've just seen?

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Speaker 4: I beg your pardon breaking my.

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Speaker 7: Boy knocking out the soldier.

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Speaker 6: I've seen it myself, but I don't believe it yet.

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Speaker 9: Hey, hey, yeah, I knocked him out. Maybe I could

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watch my peril had With.

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Speaker 6: One punch, I ate him right on the canvis.

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Speaker 4: He ain't even got up yet. I think I want

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to take a look at him. His handlers still working

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over him. He's very horizontal, yes, douing. Furthermore, I suspect

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he needs a doctor.

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Speaker 10: A doctor, you got a yen for medical attention to

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something correction.

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Speaker 4: What he needs right now is a death certificate.

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Speaker 10: He pretty mob seen back there on that rings, Ultra

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Jones dead, a doctor working on him, cops all around.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. The only thing I don't get it, I'm afraid

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I did the odor when I've bent over the soldier.

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Speaker 5: Oh, come on, in Fellows, I'm simon, everything wonderful. Well,

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maybe it isn't that wonderful the way you work soldiers dead?

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Speaker 10: You mean on the kelve I knocked him out.

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Speaker 4: No, he didn't die as a result of a blow, Benny,

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What did he die of?

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Speaker 7: Old?

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Speaker 4: H wear Benny's gloves, the ones he wore in the

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ring over hell? Here we put him?

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Speaker 6: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Thank what's up?

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Speaker 6: What's the matter of saints? Some smells funny? See?

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Speaker 4: Come here, take a sniff of those gloves. Not too

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deep a sniff. Okay, I don't know.

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Speaker 7: I don't smell nothing.

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Speaker 4: Maybe like a hospital. Like a hospital is very good.

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And what you're smelling is ether ether. Hey, wait a minute,

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do you mean there was ether on Benny's gloves. The

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blow which apparently knocked the soldier out with a feeble

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one barely grazed the soldier's mouth and nose. Therefore, what

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knocked him down wasn't the blow but the ether he inhaled.

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Speaker 9: Hey, are you trying to say I put etho on

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my gloves so i'd not to sold out.

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Speaker 4: I'm not, for the moment saying anything about how the

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ether got there, Benny. What I am saying is that

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Sojia Jones got a strong dose of ether into him.

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Add that to the fact that he was strenuously exerting himself,

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that his heart was under his train, and you're totally simple.

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He died of ether. There's ether and your gloves. Benny.

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Speaker 7: Hey, mister b Benny, how you keep your mouth shut

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here even to the police.

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Speaker 6: Well, Benny, he looks so sad.

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Speaker 8: When the cops put the arm on it, if they

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can make their case stick, you'll look bad as still.

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Speaker 6: Recolicks did a little shy happy either.

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Speaker 4: It's not hard to understand one way or another.

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Speaker 9: Is that Peggy She was sneezing like a locomotive with

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a hiccup.

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Speaker 4: And saved her from answering questions?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, all of which doesn't add up to the strange

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fact that you have instructed me.

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Speaker 6: To drive you for the Happy Hours night club.

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Speaker 4: It happens to belong to a man named mister Sweeney Loi,

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the head of the gambling syndicate which bet on Benny

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in tonight's right.

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Speaker 9: Oh, mister Sweeney ought to be a very happy man.

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Speaker 4: We're not going to watch him rejoice.

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Speaker 6: What are we going to watch him do?

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Speaker 4: Pay off?

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Speaker 6: Perhaps I have been in.

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Speaker 10: Classia dumps without even leaving my house.

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Speaker 4: The club here is a front for Queeney's real business,

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I imagine. Let's see, the man at the door of

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Tots's office was behind the bandstand. Oh, Breckenridge. Oh hi sight,

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Well well Breckonridge, counting money in large and luscious quantities

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and in Sweeney's office. Uh, well this is here.

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Speaker 7: You mean it's nothing.

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Speaker 4: It's a lot of nothing. I thought you were afraid

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of Sweeney.

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Speaker 7: Well why should I be afraid of him?

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Speaker 4: Betty won, then they may have won a non stop

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trip to the chair. Queen, he give you that money.

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That is a private affair, say, and the police have

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no respect for privacy on occasion. Breckonridge, if you had

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bet on Soljier Jones as you claimed you did, you'd

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have lost. You wouldn't have acquired any money or suspicion

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of murder.

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Speaker 7: He don't tried.

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Speaker 4: I suppose you didn't really bet on Jones to win.

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That would make you quite a likely candidate for a

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wired chair, or you won't send you out at all.

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I'm saying it as bluntly as I can. You could

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have smeared that ether over Benny's gloves if any say that, No,

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it possibly didn't realize it either. I ain't a chill

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he put the ether on Benny's gloves. Wasn't necessarily intending

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to kill him? Ether is no was fatal, but the

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circumstances made it so. There's a little too much ether

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for one thing for another. Somebody failed to allow for

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the effect of strenuous action on the soldier's heart.

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Speaker 7: Look sank, You're you're just raising a breeze.

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Speaker 4: I'm in the clear. Yeah. Would you like to try

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saying that again and making it sound convincing?

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Speaker 9: This I don't have to take anything from you want

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to stay.

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Speaker 4: I'd have to shout either. You're trying to hide guilt fear.

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I'm getting a.

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Speaker 10: Can I be of any help?

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Speaker 4: Hello, mister Sweeney, we've already met used him a temper.

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Speaker 12: I'm Louis letting to meet you both.

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Speaker 7: You were saying, and I was saying, I'm getting out

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of here and quick, terribly frightened whatever else.

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Speaker 4: I wouldn't know you were out of the fight tonight,

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So I was it were one of the soldiers handled? True?

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Speaker 12: I find an amusing to act in that capacity from

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time to time.

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Speaker 4: Did you get any laughs tonight?

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Speaker 12: I'm afraid not for a soldier.

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Speaker 4: Also, it's lucky he didn't bet on him, isn't it?

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Speaker 12: What makes you think I didn't? A little bird told me.

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Speaker 4: Little birds are so delicate.

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Speaker 12: They really should be more careful.

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Speaker 4: And I'll be sure to tell them that the next

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time we meet. How does it happen that you bet

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on Denny? Let's call it whimsday, Shelly, Benny didn't belong

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in the same ring with your man. But may the

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odds interesting with the auto put Breckinridge on the spotect

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Benny had lost.

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Speaker 12: Benny didn't lose.

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Speaker 4: Breckinridge therefore delivered.

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Speaker 12: Let us say off the recon mind you that Breckinridge

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is delivered.

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Speaker 4: M yeah, come on?

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Speaker 12: Must you rush away?

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Speaker 4: I don't care for the atmosphere around him? It's the Sweeney.

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Speaker 12: What's the matter with it?

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Speaker 4: Like the ether on Denny's gloves, Mister Sweeney, it's overpowering.

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It's a template.

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Speaker 10: I know you're making like a detective, but is visiting

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Peggy really necessary?

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Speaker 4: I just assume that answer to that bashful it's a

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small house.

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Speaker 6: Hey, she must live alone.

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Speaker 4: Get the snark out of your voice. Looing either I'm

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not sure you want and you vote for me? Huh,

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but you see, Louis, Peggy may know Semple for sure.

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Only what about we better change the subject or ring

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the doorbell again? It's no answer, come on disappointed. Oh,

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I don't know. We may still find it tonight where

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breckon Ridge's apartment, possibly helping him count his money.

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Speaker 10: Breckinridge and answering door about tonight neither?

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Speaker 4: Oh, come now that I give the lad a chance

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to hide the money, Yes, unless.

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Speaker 6: She took it on the lamp.

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Speaker 4: Did you pick up that expression the radio? I didn't

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think the work. We'll try another apartment. Get into the

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building anyway, thank you. Somebody the apartment is down the corridor. Yeah,

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that's convenience. I hate climbing stairs making forced conversations.

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Speaker 6: I've been shot.

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Speaker 9: I've been shot.

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Speaker 4: Inside the apartment. The door open, it's a templement behind

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that does care reckon Mitch not very pretty at.

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Speaker 6: The moment that bullet did a job.

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Speaker 4: Shot in the temple revolver in his right hand. So

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that's what it's supposed to be. His hands loose on

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the gun.

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Speaker 9: I ain't that the way it always is?

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Speaker 4: After all, the guy is dead. Yeah, but nine times

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out of ten there's a sparismatic reaction. At the moment

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of death. The hand grips the gun more tightly instead

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of loosening, which means there must be a back door

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to this apartment off the kitchen problem. Yep, there it is,

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which explained that.

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Speaker 10: The guy's got and gripping the gun tight, So there

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has to be a back door of the architects ought

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to hear about it.

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Speaker 4: The murderer had to get out before we got in,

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and the murderer was here a moment ago. I don't

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get fired.

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Speaker 9: Why does the bottom making it look like a sewerside nook?

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Speaker 4: Clearly we were supposed to think Breckenridge had been responsible

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for the soldier's death. Became conscience stricken because he hadn't

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intend to kill the soldier and shot himself, but his

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hand was loose on the gun.

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Speaker 10: It's just logic, all right, So logic and you went

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to school together.

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Speaker 4: Breckenridge was a crook. Also, I suspect that black man

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of it.

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Speaker 10: It almost saves him right, like I always say, tign

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about his hoist with his own petad.

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Speaker 6: Hey, what is a petad?

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Speaker 12: Derek?

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Speaker 4: You've got the proverb all wrong. But you though the

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king well for a dopa into it, I have yeah, yeah,

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you said turn oh, I read that in my comic book,

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and that tells us who murdered Sojah Jones and Breckinridge.

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Speaker 10: Oh, speak for yourself, John, Maybe it tells you, but

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come on you, But if I know my mysteries.

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Speaker 9: Gonna tell me, not for another five minutes. I know

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the five minutes staying up yet, mister Templer.

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Speaker 10: But maybe you could sneak in a little explanation now,

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maybe save some time later.

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Speaker 4: Well, louis the problem all along is then who put

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the ether on Denny's glove? Denny, Breckenridge, Peggy. But then

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you said turn about, and I knew who had really

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put the eather there.

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Speaker 6: Well, never mind a dramatic pau, just just keep going.

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Speaker 4: The person who put the ether on Denny's glove is

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a court.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I shouldn't known for a minute.

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Speaker 10: Back then, I thought maybe I was gonna find out something.

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But I didn't have to worry at the Hours night club.

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Speaker 6: But why are we here?

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Speaker 4: They don't keep corps probably not.

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Speaker 6: Besides, who can arrest the court? Oh?

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Speaker 4: But you see the court wasn't guilty.

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Speaker 10: I'm going home and beat my kids.

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Speaker 4: Maybe that way I'll stop feeling inferiors. Look at the

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Joyce is deserted.

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Speaker 10: All the little tables covered up with their little white shrouds.

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Speaker 4: Why didn't I shut up? Look at the light showing

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Sweeney's office. Yeah, I wonder should be not. So'll we go,

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We'll knock, come in, come in. He sounds quite friendly.

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Speaker 12: Wow, well, mister Templer, good evening. It's just been having

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a friendly game of cards with my alibi, my friends.

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Speaker 4: I'd like to see you alone, mister Tweeney. Very well.

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Speaker 12: The game had begun to blow me anyway, boys, get going.

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Speaker 4: He's been playing cards all evening with him.

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Speaker 12: I hope perhaps you considered it a waste of time.

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Speaker 4: I don't they testified here having been here all evening.

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Speaker 12: Uh, if called upon, they could do nothing less. But

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why should they be called upon.

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Speaker 4: To furnish you with an alibi? But what Breckenridge's murder?

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Speaker 12: Nonsense? He committed suicide. How did you know a little

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bird told me, the same one who told you about

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my betting on Bennick.

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Speaker 4: I'm afraid not Breckinridge was the little bird who told

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me about that. He forgot to tell me about the murder.

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Speaker 12: Though Breckinridge committed suicide.

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Speaker 4: I'm not talking about Breckenridge's death. I'm talking about Soljier Jones.

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Speaker 12: Oh, mister templar. I will readily admit I earned a

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considerable sum by his unfortunate demise.

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Speaker 4: But the ether was on Benny's gloves if you remember,

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and I was never near those gloves. True, well, then, nevertheless,

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you are going to die for Jones's death.

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Speaker 12: You know you're becoming unpleasant. However, you've just admitted I

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couldn't have tampered with Benny's gloves.

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Speaker 4: I have, But may I mention one word to you?

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Turn about all if you've mentioned it, and you should

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be more interested, because it led me to realize something.

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Sojier Jones died because there was ethers neared all over

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his mouth and nose. We've all been assuming that the

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ether got there from Benny's glove.

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Speaker 6: How true?

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Speaker 4: Remember the word turn about? Mister Sweeney. Suppose to ether

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got under Benny's gloves from Soldier Jones's face.

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Speaker 6: Uh?

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Speaker 12: I think the hour is late, very late for you,

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because the ether was on the soldier's face first.

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Speaker 4: When Benny hit the soldier, he got the ether on

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his gloves, but it was the soldier's face. It's neared

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ether on Benny's gloves, not vice versa.

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Speaker 12: But how would the soldier get ether on his face.

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Speaker 4: First from a towel used by his handler on him,

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and you were his handle in mister swinging. Just as

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he started into the ring, you wiped his face and

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deposited the ether on his nose. His momentum carried him

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into the center of the ring. Then he took a

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poke at him and that was that. It was Yeah,

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Breckinridge realized what you've done. That's why you paid him

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off after the fight. But you knew that he's blackmaned

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you for the rest of your unpleasant life, so you

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murdered him.

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Speaker 12: That's your guests, and you can't prove I got soldier Jones,

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I've got the towel you're lying eye burned it.

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Speaker 4: Louis will make a nice witness. Let's go chat to

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policeman about all this. No, he waitness. You're pointing, which

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isn't polite with a gun, which is insane.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, very little to lose and a lot to gain

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by killing both of Randell.

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Speaker 9: Let's post this over like a life.

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Speaker 12: Jake, I'm sorry, I can't oblige.

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Speaker 4: Therefore you shouldn't have fringed your head. You better get

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his gun of certainly a pleasure, and I had better

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take a look at the closet there. Hello, Peggy, who's sneezing?

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Speaker 6: Time?

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Speaker 10: Save two?

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Speaker 4: Anyway? What are you doing in that closet?

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Speaker 6: I was?

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Speaker 13: I was, and so Peggy, so I had in a

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closet so maybe I could overhear a clue.

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Speaker 4: I was very brave of you, Peggy.

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Speaker 5: Well, I thought I kind of owed it to Breckon Midge.

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Speaker 4: Did you love him very much?

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Speaker 5: No, but he was a very friendly fellow. You look

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friendly too, Simon, also cute, and you did catch missus

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Sweeney sometimes ready to kiss you.

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Speaker 4: Louis is peaky hoo ki, Peggy, you haven't sneezed you? Sir?

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Speaker 5: Who wants to see?

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Speaker 4: All right?

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Speaker 6: You are.

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Speaker 4: Snee didn't I? However, as Louis mentioned earlier, I am

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hoist by your bazards.

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Speaker 2: You have been listening to another adventure of the Saints,

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the robin Hood of Modern Crime, And now here is

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our star, Vincent Price.

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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, our cast tonight included Sandra Gould, Larry Dobkin,

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hal March, Peter Leeds and Barney Phillips. This is Vincent

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Price inviting you to join us again next week at

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the same time for another exciting adventure of the Saint.

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Speaker 6: Good Night the Night.

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Speaker 2: Script of the Saint was written by Louis Vittes. The

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music was composed and conducted by Van Dexter. The Saint,

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based on characters created by Leslie Charteris, is a James L.

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Safier production and is directed by Helen May. Vincent Price

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is soon to be seen in the Universal International Picture Curtain.

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Call a Cactus Creek. All you Saints fans will be

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glad to know. The Saint comic books are on sale

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at all news stands. You're announcer Doug Gorlay, next Sam Spade,

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then Summer Symphony on MVC.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back. A good episode with Vincent Price entertaining as always,

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but one big change, and I think it adds to

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the charm of the series, and that's the introduction of Louis.

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Rather than having Simon encounter a random Cabby every week

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or so, the NBC series has him with a regular sidekick,

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a character that the audience can connect with and who

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has an established personality. It's a great move for the show. Now,

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of course, it's technically possible that the character had begun

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on mutual and came over, but we can't say for sure,

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and his presence really does define this NBC run. Now

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we turn to listener comments and feedback, and we start

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on Spotify, where Dino has a comment regarding the case

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of the Unhappy homicide. This episode often messes with my head.

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Who would draw a to oneself by jumping in the

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car holding the keys of a complete stranger and then

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deflating the tires of said stranger. You're my number one

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or number two suspect the very moment you impede my

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investigation so overtly. This might be dumber than the crooks

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who couldn't resist being filmed in a bank robbery. With

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that being said, there are volumes of stories published of

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real criminal missteps. Thankstina. Well, to take your last point first,

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there was actually a program I watched in my teens,

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America's Dumbest Criminals, hosted by Daniel Butler, that covers such

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criminal missteps, and if that sort of thing interests you,

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you can find that on to Baby Pluto. It is

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also free to watch on YouTube with ads. Also, understand

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that in real life, you're right, what she did really

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did highlight her as a suspect in the world of

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mystery though it doesn't necessarily mean a whole lot, because

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if you read mystery stories, there are reasons why women

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impede investigations. Now, one might be that they're guilty. The

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other is that they are trying to protect the guilty person,

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or they are trying to protect a person who they

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think is guilty but is actually innocent. And occasionally they

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will throw this little twist in she is actually an

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undercover police officer or agent, and our detective is getting

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in the way of her investigation, so she sabotages him

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so that she can ply her own hand. So realistically,

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what happens screams guilty. In a more genre specific way,

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there are quite a few possibilities on YouTube. Jeffrey Wrights,

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I so much love these older radio shows. Vincent Price

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has a perfect tone of voice. His dollog is so

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misstuffed to fill in for playfully cultured and devious and

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I hope I pronounced that word correctly. But thanks for

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the comment, Jeffrey. And then, as Sharon writs, I like

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your show, well, thanks so much, Sharon. Now it's time

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to thank our Patreon supporter of the day. Thank you

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to April Patreon supporter since February twenty seventeen, currently supporting

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the podcast at the Detective Sergeant level of seven dollars

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and fourteen cents or more per month. Thank you so

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much for your support, April, and we will be back

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next Monday with another episode of The Saint. But join

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us back here tomorrow for the Big Story where.

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Speaker 11: Let's scrip with your has apparently been on a crusade

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against me. I suppose it makes a good copy for

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your readers. We're merely asking that someone answered the question

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we're asking.

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Speaker 2: You mean about the lack of powder burn.

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Speaker 4: That's right.

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Speaker 12: I wish I knew the answer.

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Speaker 11: There are a couple of other questions that have been

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bothering us. I'd be very glad to answer any questions

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at all. You're a close friend of Madge Carey, aren't you?

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Speaker 12: Who told you that?

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Speaker 11: What difference does it make? I know her slightly? That's

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all seems strange that you should buy a new automobile

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if you know a slightly. That was just a business

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to you. You also applied for collection on your wife's

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insurance two days after a fatal accent. My business manager,

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he probably took care of that. I had no idea

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that he made applications so soon. You also collected one

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hundred dollar burial fund three days after a death. It's

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hard for some of the people in my office to

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consider that an act of deep mourning. Mister Griffith, I

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don't care what your paper thinks.

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Speaker 6: If necessary, I'll put a stop to these ugly stories.

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And I can do it too.

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

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send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net,

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