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Speaker 1: in on our good friend, doctor Watson. Good evening, Doctor,
Speaker 1: good evening with the Foreman. Where the puppies, TONI well.
Speaker 2: I found them playing with a dead seagull, so they've
Speaker 2: been sent up to bed in disgrace.
Speaker 1: You certainly look comfortable yourself, doctor. What's that small blue
Speaker 1: book you're reading the latest best seller?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, indeed not. This book was never the
Speaker 2: best seller, my boy. It's entitled Practical Handbook of d Culture.
Speaker 2: There's some observations on the segregation of the queens.
Speaker 1: Quite a catchy title.
Speaker 2: Who's the author by the name of the home He
Speaker 2: was engaged in writing it when the adventure I'm going
Speaker 2: to tell you about took place.
Speaker 1: But he told us last week, doctor that a pair
Speaker 1: of canaries played an important part in the story. It's
Speaker 1: quite right, mister Foreman.
Speaker 2: It was in the summer of nineteen hundred and eight,
Speaker 2: I remember, and I persuaded Homes to leave his Sussex
Speaker 2: d farm for a few weeks and to join me
Speaker 2: in the holiday.
Speaker 3: The little fishing village of Kingsgate in Kent.
Speaker 4: He was staying at a charming little inn called the
Speaker 4: Fisherman's Arms.
Speaker 2: And for the first few days our holiday was delightful.
Speaker 2: One and then.
Speaker 1: And then, I suppose, doctor, strange things began to happen.
Speaker 2: They did, indeed, mister Foreman, they did.
Speaker 3: Indeed, that is strange thing.
Speaker 2: One afternoon, we just finished the late tea, I remember,
Speaker 2: and were sitting outside on the lawn, sunning ourselves and
Speaker 2: enjoying our pipes. Homes laid back with his long, thin
Speaker 2: fingers cast behind his head, gazing thought play at the
Speaker 2: multi colored fishing boat bobbing at anchor in the harbor.
Speaker 2: After a moment of.
Speaker 1: What's splendid, companion, I can't think of anyone else who
Speaker 1: would let me spook my type in silence for half
Speaker 1: an hour about asking me what I'm thinking about.
Speaker 2: That's not very surprising, Homes, after all the years it's
Speaker 2: been together.
Speaker 1: Nevertheless, the gift is a rare one on chap and
Speaker 1: I appreciate.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you.
Speaker 3: Hell.
Speaker 2: By the way, since the halfas up, what have you
Speaker 2: been thinking about?
Speaker 1: A lack of enterprise of modern criminal audasitting in Romantine
Speaker 1: will pass forever from the criminal world. Read this note
Speaker 1: I received this morning, old fellow, give to yourself how
Speaker 1: low I have sunk to look?
Speaker 2: It's the home I am staying in the same inn
Speaker 2: as yourself, and as I have had a very frightening
Speaker 2: e speience this is week, I thought perhaps.
Speaker 3: You would help me please do.
Speaker 2: It's signed Mary Victor.
Speaker 1: An exciting document, isn't it? But non under notepaper reading
Speaker 1: a perfume on the handwriting is obviously that of an
Speaker 1: adolescent girl.
Speaker 2: You haven't bothered to answer, of.
Speaker 1: Course, Oh yes I have. I sent a message backed
Speaker 1: by our good landlord, and I was glad to see her.
Speaker 2: Why home came down here to complete your hand for
Speaker 2: can't bee farming?
Speaker 1: Oh? Can't found it? That's who wretched? Can there is
Speaker 1: getting their sun bout on the window sill above us?
Speaker 4: Well you could throw the jolly fellows chirping away up,
Speaker 4: I find the sound most specking le's go inside. You
Speaker 4: know homes those birds owned by a charming couple and
Speaker 4: mister and missus Wainwright.
Speaker 1: I was chatting with him on the.
Speaker 4: Stairs this morning, and I've fed their charmer escape as
Speaker 4: long as their pets continue to tweet in that irritating manner.
Speaker 1: I've spoken of a piece and quiet of the country
Speaker 1: in Watson, and yet I find it. Come in ah this, Mary, Victor.
Speaker 1: I presume he's coming towards the door. Won't you thank you?
Speaker 1: This is Michael friend, doctor Watson. You may speak quite
Speaker 1: binni in front of him?
Speaker 3: How do you do say too?
Speaker 1: How do you do?
Speaker 5: Doctor?
Speaker 1: Sit down, young lady and tell me what's coubbing you,
Speaker 1: Mister Holmes.
Speaker 6: I came down here from London to get away from somewhere,
Speaker 6: but I've been followed.
Speaker 1: I've been afraid to leave.
Speaker 6: The inn until last night. I thought I couldn't stand
Speaker 6: being cooked up any long, so I went for a
Speaker 6: walk in the seashore. Someone followed me, mister Holmes. I
Speaker 6: ran back here as fast as I could, but now
Speaker 6: he knows where I live, and I'm frightened.
Speaker 1: Please help me, my Dames Victor, and I'm afraid you
Speaker 1: must be much more specific before I can help you.
Speaker 1: Who has followed you down here? And why are you
Speaker 1: afraid of him?
Speaker 6: I'll tell you the whole story.
Speaker 1: It sounds strange to you, but I swear it.
Speaker 3: I'll be again down for the gate.
Speaker 6: I'm going to my room now, now, now, now, don't
Speaker 6: you be fighting miss Victor.
Speaker 2: I'm sure we'll be. First of all, I.
Speaker 1: Don't see anyone outside who might frightened the two three
Speaker 1: fishermen liking about. Wait a minute, here's a young fellow
Speaker 1: walking up the path. Come on, watch them answer the frenchman.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 1: I think we'll take a liperty of accosting him. Excuse me, sir, Yeah,
Speaker 1: are you looking for miss Mary Victor? Young and pretty?
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, she is extremis her and I'm looking for her.
Speaker 1: Where can I find her? I can see your being facetious, sir. Well,
Speaker 1: there's no harm in that is there?
Speaker 7: By the way, who are you, gentlemen?
Speaker 1: May I ask? My name is Holmes, and this is
Speaker 1: my friend, doctor Watson.
Speaker 7: I'm dazzled, Carter, you're not Sherlock holmbs are you?
Speaker 1: That is my name?
Speaker 7: I thought you seemed familiar. I know your brother Mike
Speaker 7: Craft indeed, and.
Speaker 1: I presume you're connected to the Foreign Office.
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm in the consular service.
Speaker 2: Are you staying at the ill young man for a
Speaker 2: few days?
Speaker 7: It's funny that I run into the great Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 1: I may ask I was.
Speaker 7: Planning a murder, hopefully, but with a gentleman, here, I
Speaker 7: see that I shall have to be very discreet.
Speaker 1: Who is your intended victim? Man CHOI?
Speaker 7: There are two of them, the two calaries in the
Speaker 7: room next to mine.
Speaker 2: The moment I thought that you he really serious?
Speaker 1: But I am serious.
Speaker 7: The wretched creature him in riding me mad.
Speaker 1: I quite sympavized with you, sir. I've been thinking of
Speaker 1: being a slight kiss of Mayhem under my soap.
Speaker 7: We can take one apiece, mister Holmes. Well, I'm glad
Speaker 7: to have met you both.
Speaker 1: I well see you again, Goodbye, goodbye, good bye.
Speaker 2: I don't like that fellow home you ask me. He's
Speaker 2: the man who's been frightening the poor girl at Kimus.
Speaker 2: Could you look on his face when you asked me?
Speaker 3: He was looking for Mary Victor.
Speaker 1: There's only one person who can stuffle the question, and
Speaker 1: that's the end. Lady yourself. Come on, old fellow, let's
Speaker 1: go back and dotch.
Speaker 3: He comes waynright then, Good.
Speaker 1: Evening with good evening, gentlemen.
Speaker 2: This is my friends, the Sherlock Home.
Speaker 1: I'm honored to meet you, sir. How do you do,
Speaker 1: mister Wainwright? Beautiful evening, isn't it? I just took a
Speaker 1: stroll down to the store to get some more bird seed.
Speaker 1: By the way, mister Holmes, I hope I caneries.
Speaker 3: Don't bother you.
Speaker 1: Little fellows are such comfort to my wife and me.
Speaker 1: I find that chirping very soothy. I am so glad.
Speaker 1: Good night, gentlemen, good night, good night, mister Wilson.
Speaker 3: Not Wilson, mister Holmes, Wayne right White.
Speaker 1: Think your pardon. I'm so sorry. I thought you said Wilson,
Speaker 1: good night.
Speaker 2: Not like you to mix up names.
Speaker 1: Home, I didn't mix them up, O fellow, I never
Speaker 1: forget a face, mister Wainwright is in reality Wilson the
Speaker 1: notorious Kneed Rayner might have the pleasure of sending to
Speaker 1: prison for seven years fetch ninety five some years later.
Speaker 1: You need one of them as spectacular escapes from prison
Speaker 1: in the history of crime, and has since managed to
Speaker 1: evade all efforts to recapture Emily.
Speaker 2: He seems the sweet old.
Speaker 1: Possibly is performed, but I doubted our stage is set
Speaker 1: for an freaking problem old chat, and our cast is
Speaker 1: an interesting one, a fighting young girl, a diplomat of
Speaker 1: uncertain integrity, and a noted criminal Watson. I have a
Speaker 1: feeling that once again the games are put.
Speaker 2: Homes. Why are we strolling along the pier and seat
Speaker 2: of saying it in? I thought you said that you
Speaker 2: would expect your trouble.
Speaker 1: I have old chat and I'm sure if we'll find
Speaker 1: us out.
Speaker 3: You know, homes.
Speaker 4: I'm still completely mysterified now the behavior of that girl
Speaker 4: married Victor I.
Speaker 2: Locked at the door last year, only again this morning.
Speaker 1: I couldn't get any answer, and the Manli told me
Speaker 1: that she had not seen a finner last night, nor
Speaker 1: at breakfast this morning, and yet her room not invocated.
Speaker 4: Curious, Hello, Villa's comfortable sunning himself at the end of
Speaker 4: the pier.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Sergeant Blake, doctor Watson, how are you, gentlemen.
Speaker 4: To take us hundred and very appreciative of the weather
Speaker 4: that you provided for us.
Speaker 3: I'll think nothing. I would say, we always arranged it
Speaker 3: for our really distinguished visitors. By the way, mister Owns,
Speaker 3: I was reading one of your friend's stories about you
Speaker 3: last night, the one called the Adventure of Mysterior Lodge.
Speaker 2: That was Wisteria large, you.
Speaker 3: Fool, maybe it was anyway, I was reading it aloud
Speaker 3: to me, old woman, and if didn't mind my day
Speaker 3: in sandst round. We both thought you made a bad mistake.
Speaker 3: Lords force you come out all right in the end.
Speaker 1: Give me Steed, I stand reproved suicide and homesome.
Speaker 2: Look with that figure standing by itself right at the
Speaker 2: end of the fire.
Speaker 1: Our friend Wilson, the Canari friend.
Speaker 3: Asked her revolver here here, we don't want any of
Speaker 3: these going on. And Keith, come on here you what
Speaker 3: are you doing? Way with every bother at that, he begged,
Speaker 3: three of you.
Speaker 1: I'm in law here, that's.
Speaker 3: Tell me what to do.
Speaker 1: Guys say I'm not afraid of fire, and he says, sergeant,
Speaker 1: you don't want to cyfle with Just exactly what are
Speaker 1: you up to? Wilson. You caught up with me once
Speaker 1: in cage Sherlock Holmes, But this time you're not going
Speaker 1: to send me back to a prison, a game and
Speaker 1: maybe the gallows if I can't tap you, and I'll
Speaker 1: take my own way off with this Rover put someone
Speaker 1: on thunder? Are you talking about the murder? Ay? And
Speaker 1: last night I did it? Murder confessing in front of
Speaker 1: the three of you, or you'll leave my wife alone.
Speaker 1: He didn't know anything about it.
Speaker 3: Now, I hope you're satisfied mister Sherlock Holmes, he's pulling
Speaker 3: the revolver as heison.
Speaker 1: To full stop it.
Speaker 3: Sull me think he done it over ap peering into
Speaker 3: the sky.
Speaker 1: Good help, Sergeant Possibly isn't good by? Come on, Watson
Speaker 1: so much lean first, possire. We just heard a murder
Speaker 1: confession that we don't know who has been looking.
Speaker 2: What was the telegram that you you sent off just now?
Speaker 1: A message to my brother mi car You can't keep
Speaker 1: it informed me the chattle cart of the young diplomat
Speaker 1: when we've met yesterday and rather hurriedly in the early
Speaker 1: hours of this morning. Come on, let's go upstairs.
Speaker 3: Oh, we'll have to break the news to missus.
Speaker 1: Wayne, right, I suppose before we do that, I think
Speaker 1: we'll see if miss Victor's in her room? Which one
Speaker 1: is it?
Speaker 2: Here top of the stairs.
Speaker 1: Hmm. This will take the liberty of looking in. The
Speaker 1: Victor has been seen since last night. Uh huh, I'm not.
Speaker 2: Lord with a mess that stood all over the place,
Speaker 2: open suitcase.
Speaker 1: Look that the young lady had been planning an immediate departure.
Speaker 2: Well did you be I won't see us this last night?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Oh, I beg your pardon gentlemen, I thought I had
Speaker 5: many dictor come in missus.
Speaker 3: Way, I'm afraid we have rather bad news for you.
Speaker 1: Your husband shot himself a quarter of an hour ago
Speaker 1: at the end of the pier, and his body fell
Speaker 1: into the sea. Is he dead? We must presume so, madam.
Speaker 1: I left his sergeant there searching for him. Sergeant Blake
Speaker 1: put back here in a moment.
Speaker 3: Now very all don't seem to a surprise, madam.
Speaker 5: And he threatened to do it.
Speaker 1: This is wain right. Before your husband shot himself, he
Speaker 1: consisted committing a murder in this inn last night. A murder.
Speaker 1: Who is murdered the moment.
Speaker 2: We're not quite sure.
Speaker 1: He must have been out of his mind, right. I'm
Speaker 1: afraid I must to ask you some rather painful questions.
Speaker 1: Are you aware that your husband is a criminal, That
Speaker 1: he served a prison sentence under the name of Wilson
Speaker 1: sign you there.
Speaker 5: He told me when we were married two years ago.
Speaker 5: But he said that he'd gone straight ever since he'd
Speaker 5: come out of prison. That's why he changed his name.
Speaker 5: He was trying to make a fish start.
Speaker 2: You know, no reason for his trying to kill anyone else.
Speaker 5: To him, none And unless you find someone murdered, I
Speaker 5: wouldn't get too much thought to it.
Speaker 1: Yes, if you'll forget my saying to Adam, you seem
Speaker 1: remarkably unmoved by your husband's tragedy.
Speaker 5: Why should pretend we were very happy together?
Speaker 1: This might be the best way out of it for both.
Speaker 5: My husband came quite a large amount of life insurance
Speaker 5: in the event of suicide.
Speaker 1: Would that be terrible? Depends on a policy. Madam. Then
Speaker 1: I must say that from your attitude, I begin to
Speaker 1: doubt that your husband is dead. What do you mean?
Speaker 1: I mean that if mister Wilson, or if you prefer it,
Speaker 1: mister Wainwright wished to disappear in spectacular style, what could
Speaker 1: be simpler than to pretend to shoot himself? Talk into
Speaker 1: the I'm a pure sergeant.
Speaker 3: Did you find him, mister m He picked him out
Speaker 3: right away. There is your door name. Shot himself to
Speaker 3: the eddy. That's disposes of your last sturning home.
Speaker 1: Did you find the revolver?
Speaker 3: Sergeant got it right here with me. One bullet mission.
Speaker 3: You found out if anyone is been murdered, mister yet,
Speaker 3: wait a.
Speaker 1: Moment, listen, I don't hear any jack, you hear nothing
Speaker 1: yet we're within a few feet of the Wainwright's room.
Speaker 1: What do you mean there's one sound we should be hearing,
Speaker 1: very serious the moment, why, I think before, the sound
Speaker 1: of your canary is chirping. You've heard it else for days.
Speaker 1: Come on, Watson, where are you fine? You're a marable,
Speaker 1: my faide anister dispensed with asking your permission.
Speaker 5: You're already in my room. It seems a little light
Speaker 5: even to mention the subject.
Speaker 1: Oh no, Chad, if you have my you'll see them
Speaker 1: on the bottom of the cage.
Speaker 2: Let me up the stone, get one of them out,
Speaker 2: Joe home. They're dead.
Speaker 1: And yet when we entered the inn a few minutes
Speaker 1: ago there was still chipping.
Speaker 2: But who on earth would want to kill a couple
Speaker 2: of birds?
Speaker 1: That, my dear fellow, is one of the things we
Speaker 1: have to find out so far. I must admit I'm puzzled.
Speaker 1: We have a self confessed murderer. Now the nearest thing
Speaker 1: we can find to a corpse with a pair of
Speaker 1: dead canaries.
Speaker 3: We'll bring you the rest of doctor Watson's story in.
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Speaker 1: Strange events are taking place in the Kentish fishing village
Speaker 1: of Kingsgate. A self confessed murderer has committed suicide, but
Speaker 1: his victim cannot be found. As we rejoin our story,
Speaker 1: the Great Detective and his old friend doctor Watson are
Speaker 1: once again examining the room of Merry Victor, one of
Speaker 1: the missing guests.
Speaker 2: You know how the murder that Wilson confessed to before
Speaker 2: he committed suicide might be the chilliers to clear him.
Speaker 1: I think not, Old Chap Wilson obviously loved the creatures
Speaker 1: and keept him in spite of the banks that they
Speaker 1: were dangerously after my day time with his criminal FAUSTU
Speaker 1: huh interesting, very interesting? Hm. Woll you fund this note
Speaker 1: lying on the Sixtus dressing table?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So we look.
Speaker 2: Do you think you can hide from me?
Speaker 6: Mary?
Speaker 1: But you can't.
Speaker 3: Wherever I go I shall follow you.
Speaker 5: So why not get wise to.
Speaker 2: Yourself and stop running away?
Speaker 3: So as if the poor girl was in danger right
Speaker 3: part of there.
Speaker 1: But the writer of that note me obliging. So the
Speaker 1: letter is unsigned, at least gives us a clue to
Speaker 1: his identified. The phrase get wise to yourself is very
Speaker 1: un English. It's American. Come old chap, where we go?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: The envelope to this letter have the King's get postmark
Speaker 1: on it. I shall be surprised if that fount of
Speaker 1: all knowledge, the very postmistress, can't help us find an
Speaker 1: American visitor.
Speaker 6: Oh, yes, I.
Speaker 5: Here the young man. You must be looking forwarding to
Speaker 5: many Nun's water see bunker, and he's being here to
Speaker 5: send telegrams. And his excellents are strong.
Speaker 1: You could cut it with the life.
Speaker 5: It's just like one of the Indian fellows cancer and
Speaker 5: he's been rumined, Missus Beale, fifteen laburnum grove and down
Speaker 5: behind the.
Speaker 1: Guest with fifteen groove, Missus Bell, thank you, thank you
Speaker 1: very much. I'm very much obliged you all.
Speaker 6: Yes, what can I do to you? Gentlemen?
Speaker 2: Well, we understand that mister Walter Bunker has been staying
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 6: Madam, is a nice young American gentleman, is it?
Speaker 1: How may I ask?
Speaker 6: No, sir, I'm not worried about him. This morning when
Speaker 6: he goes out, he asks me what the nearest cemetery is.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you, and then he gives a queer kind
Speaker 6: of laugh.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure i'll see.
Speaker 6: You anymore, he says, and then he walks off. And
Speaker 6: I haven't seen him. See I'll tell you I'm worried
Speaker 6: about in gentlemen.
Speaker 1: Better than this cemetery, Missus Bell. The then you directed
Speaker 1: him go.
Speaker 6: About three miles from here. Just decide to burn some wood, thank.
Speaker 1: You, madam. Come on, Watson, cemetery seems deserted us coming
Speaker 1: from the church. Lord, it's a funeral or a wedding.
Speaker 1: Come on, thank Josey, it is a wedding.
Speaker 4: Home.
Speaker 1: Ray, we're on a false tail. But we better make sure.
Speaker 3: Why are gentlemen please the ceremony.
Speaker 1: Is just thinking, that's one question. He's telling me the
Speaker 1: names of the couple just married.
Speaker 3: Miss Merry, think you're from the game, and the young
Speaker 3: American by the name of Dunker. Thank you.
Speaker 1: As we have been following a false trail confounded backing.
Speaker 1: Young lady was merely frightened by her persistant American fiancee
Speaker 1: being left of city center and thinking were still worded.
Speaker 1: When you come to think of it, anyway, we can
Speaker 1: cease to worry about this picture. And she is now
Speaker 1: missus Bunker. I think we can assume that she's out
Speaker 1: all danger.
Speaker 2: We've got to start all over.
Speaker 3: Agin.
Speaker 1: No, no, my dear fellow. The field is narrowing. We'll
Speaker 1: head back to the inn now, and I have a
Speaker 1: feeling that we are on the last lap of our
Speaker 1: strange adventure.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: She has another suspect eliminated till Vanish from my brother Micraft,
Speaker 1: and I telegraphed him earlier on today check on the
Speaker 1: movements of the National Kaza. The young man who left
Speaker 1: the inn so mysteriously in the early hours of this morning.
Speaker 1: His answering forms myth that the gentleman in question was
Speaker 1: recalled to the Foreign Office suddenly and arrived quite safely
Speaker 1: a few hours ago. Oh no, I'm complete person, and
Speaker 1: I all followed at last. See daylight wish are I did,
Speaker 1: mister lad and go upstairs and get bad man's widow
Speaker 1: and bring for my rumpies. And then I think I
Speaker 1: can give you the solution to this problem. What do
Speaker 1: you put me, mister Erms, this is madam you and
Speaker 1: Sage and Blake make yourselves comfortable now in the first place.
Speaker 1: To murder occurred this morning and that last night.
Speaker 5: I know we're talked thinking at the canaries. I ad
Speaker 5: knit I killed them, but you can't do anything to
Speaker 5: me for that.
Speaker 1: Why did you kill those birds?
Speaker 3: I hated them as.
Speaker 5: Much as my husband loved them. When I knew he
Speaker 5: was dead, they're seeing Johnny mad so I killed them.
Speaker 2: Must have been already dead when we told you your husband, Suso.
Speaker 1: Watson, that the lady was fully aware that her husband
Speaker 1: was dead when we informed her of the fact, You see.
Speaker 5: She murdered him.
Speaker 1: You're talking rubbish, mister Elm.
Speaker 3: How could she have married him? We saw him sued
Speaker 3: himself before eyes.
Speaker 1: Because when Wilson raised that revolver to his head. He
Speaker 1: was convinced that it contained blank cartridges, and fortunately for him,
Speaker 1: his wife had deliberately replaced the blanks with live cartridges. Great, healn,
Speaker 1: Why let me reconstruct the case for you. Wilson with
Speaker 1: the connie of his wife here and had concived the
Speaker 1: disappearance blood. He knew that I had spotted his real identity,
Speaker 1: and so he planned this rather dramatic exit, confessed for
Speaker 1: a non existent murder, and then well had his plan materialized.
Speaker 1: He was to shoot himself with a bank all from
Speaker 1: the pier and a talent suicide, A fantastic deman. How
Speaker 1: did he panally get away? He would have swum under
Speaker 1: the water safe distance and so made his escape. Oh,
Speaker 1: his plan couldn't work possible, Baba babah blah. But at
Speaker 1: least it was ingenious. He would have destroyed his true
Speaker 1: identity and had his revenge on me by making the
Speaker 1: search for a murder that had never been committed. Unfortunately
Speaker 1: for him, his wife as his accompass and saw in
Speaker 1: the scheme an excellent way of killing her husband.
Speaker 5: You think you're so very clever, mister Holmes. But if
Speaker 5: it were true, how could you prove it?
Speaker 1: Observe this rebulber, Missus Wilson, he's the one your husband
Speaker 1: shot himself with.
Speaker 3: What can you prove from that?
Speaker 1: Have a heard of fingerprint tests?
Speaker 5: I've had of them, but that revolve has been underwater?
Speaker 1: True, quite true. But thanks to the researching my excellent
Speaker 1: friend doctor John Thondyke, an infallible test has been discovered
Speaker 1: for recording fingerprints even after emotion and see water. I
Speaker 1: applied the test to the Prince on the revolver and
Speaker 1: the bullets and compared them with some that we found
Speaker 1: on the water glass in your room. They are the same,
Speaker 1: Missus Wilson. Now does a man let his wife load
Speaker 1: his suicide weapon? Such a break? I think it's obvious
Speaker 1: that the time has come for you to take over
Speaker 1: the case. All right, all right?
Speaker 5: So I did times to build a sie hated him.
Speaker 5: I'm glad he said, what's my juice again?
Speaker 3: Break? Now that, I'll tell you, Missus whitson to the stasion.
Speaker 1: Booked you on a murder chard.
Speaker 3: I wonder if you'd mind answering a question this thing
Speaker 3: I like to know about that I never heard of
Speaker 3: being able to take Prince Arthur. A revolver has been
Speaker 3: handled too or three times and soaked in short war films.
Speaker 2: And I'd like to know when you performed the test
Speaker 2: and took the Prince off the glass in the room.
Speaker 1: I thought that I was with you all time. You will,
Speaker 1: my dear fellow. Well, then I didn't you do the answer?
Speaker 1: In one word, there is no such test, my dear Watson.
Speaker 1: It would be almost impossible to expect color prince answer
Speaker 1: so much handling, and totally appossible after submission. Fortunately for us, though,
Speaker 1: missus Wilson was double enough to believe me and give
Speaker 1: me a confession.
Speaker 2: And there's no such person as doctor John Formed.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, yes, indeed there is a great succession year
Speaker 1: in the case of the Red Tark told me about
Speaker 1: that case. No, no, no, I didn't. It was deliberate,
Speaker 1: don't yet, with your taste for writing sensational stories, I
Speaker 1: was afraid you might publish the affair. Oh yes, it would.
Speaker 1: You would have given away once I say, professional secrets.
Speaker 1: You would have provided the public, and in particular the
Speaker 1: criminal public, with a complete education the Prince. And when
Speaker 1: that happens, my dear Watson, we shall have no trick
Speaker 1: clipped that will be a sad day for detictives. The
Speaker 1: Night Sherlock Holmes Adventure is written by Dennis Green and
Speaker 1: Anthony Boucher and is based on an incident in the
Speaker 1: Sir ROSTH. Coleman Doyle story The Adventure of Wis Syria Lost.
Speaker 1: Mister Rathbone appears to the courtesy of Metro Golden Mayor
Speaker 1: and mister Bruce the courtesy of Universal Pictures, where they
Speaker 1: are now starring in the Sherlock Holmes series. The Petrie
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Speaker 1: Bill Foreman saying good night for the Petrie family. Sherlock
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