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Gregory Hood. The Derringer Society at three.

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Speaker 3: Wine brings you Facebook the Gregory Hood. Tonight's the Petrie Family,

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the family that took time to bring you to the

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story of a Darringer Society. Another exciting story from the

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case Books of Gregory Hood. And right now i'd like

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to talk about those few minutes you have while you're

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waiting for dinner every evening, that's the perfect time for

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a glass of Petrie California Sherriff. Is the best beginning

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a good meal ever had. You really feel like you're

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enjoying the good things of life when you take time

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for a glass of Petrie sherry. Pull that glass of

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sherry to the light. Look at it. It's a beautiful

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dark amber. Yes, and Petrie sherry is clear and fragrant

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the way a good wine should be. Now tasty, Ah,

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you've got something that Petrie sherry has a real heart

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of the grape flavor. And look, if you like your

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sherry dry, you know, not sweet. Petrie makes a fine

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dry sherry. It's called Petree pale dry. And if you

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don't know yet which you prefer, the regular sherry or

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the dry, why not try both. Don't buy one by two,

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just be sure you always by Petrick. Well, it's Monday

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night in San Francisco. We have a date with Gregory

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Hood and his friend and attorney Sanderson Sailor. Tonight's rendezvous

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is at that delectable backwater, the Happy Valley Room at

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the famous Palace hotel. Let's keep our date, shall we?

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Everry Botell, how are you, hello, Gregory hitting mister sailor?

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What do you mean, Harry? We just ordered the grass

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of Sherry. You join us across. Thanks, Greg, be very nice.

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I make that three Sherry's call. Well, gentlemen, which stories

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have you selected from the casebook for tonight's episode? Quite

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remarkable case to be filed under the Hitting of the Derringer, Sosie.

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It sounds exciting. But what is the Derringer Society? Well,

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surely you remember the it was wonderful early semi scientific

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yarns about doctor Darringer. Yes, I do, Greg, now that

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you mention it, it's sort of Jules Byrne stories, weren't they. Yes,

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And if you reread them, Harry, you'll realize that they

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predict just about everything, from rockets to the atomic bomb.

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You're both members of the Darringers Society. I think it,

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In fact, Gregorous, President, Greg, I'm always learning something new

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about you. Oh. I've been a Deringer fan for a

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great many years, Harry, so it was only natural that

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I rounded up a few old cronies here who were

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equally interested and formed of the society. We meet from

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time to time in a private Roman scenario in maidenly.

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On the particular occasion I'm talking about, the evening started

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out very quietly, with an excellent dinner, fine wine, and

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lots of good talk about the famous Doctor Derringer. And

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then I rose when ut, Fellow members of the.

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Speaker 4: Deringer Society, you will already have noticed.

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Speaker 3: That we have violated our long standing stag rule. We

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have a lady among us for shame. Oh no, no, George,

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We've broken the president for a very particular reason. I

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don't have to remind any of you that the fabulous

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Doctor Derringer, that great bade bearded scientific giant, was especially

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devoted to the tricks played by time.

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Speaker 5: Well.

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Speaker 3: Our guest tonight is Miss Julia Hayes. She claims to

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perform exactly the sort of time travel prophecy that the

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Great Deringer foretold. Miss Hayes, gentlemen, claims to be able

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to predict future events. Doctor Barton, our psychiatrist's member, has

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been examining Miss Hayes today, and I shall ask him

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to introduce her. Thank you, mister President. Fellow members, I

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must preface my remarks by skating that if I appear

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to speak of our guest in a slightly clinical manner.

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I do so with her full permission. Am I right,

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Miss Hayes, Yes.

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Speaker 6: Doctor Barton, you may say anything you wish.

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Speaker 5: Thank you, Miss Hayes.

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Speaker 3: Gentlemen, this afternoon I spent some two hours examining our guests,

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and by all known psychological tests, he's simply normal, and

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perhaps a fifer below average mentality. But her record has

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already established the fact that she can often predict future

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events with surprising accuracy, quite above the laws of chance.

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And now, gentlemen, Miss Hayes will be quite willing to

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answer any question. Yes, Sir Sandy Taylor, I think yours

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was the first handy. There are few any outstanding events

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that you're predicted in the past.

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Speaker 6: On May the fourth, nineteen thirty seven, I predicted that

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two days later the German airship Hindenburg would be destroyed.

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I predicted the death of both Mussolini and his son

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in law Canciano. I was writers to both date and time.

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I am seldom wrong.

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Speaker 5: Miss Haylees.

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Speaker 3: How do you explain your unusual ability?

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Speaker 6: I cannot explain it. It is beyond my understanding. It

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is a gift when I let my mind go blank.

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I can see into the future.

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Speaker 4: Miss Hayes, can you tell me what horse is going

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to win the second race at Arlington?

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Speaker 3: Tomorrow's the Chester? Hey? That are again?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Sorryhood, I beg your pardon today. I was just saying,

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let me ask you a serious question. Are you able

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to see into the future at will?

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Speaker 6: Yes? If I make my mind a blank, I can

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usually see into the immediate future.

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Speaker 3: Would you consider making a prediction for it?

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 3: I will try.

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Speaker 6: I can promise nothing, but I will try. Monday, Monday.

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It is Monday, at age fifteen. I see the future,

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but not far ahead. This same night, three hours from now,

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at eleven fifteen to night, I see a small man,

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a bald man with glasses. His name is Chester.

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Speaker 4: Jo Quiet, mister Chester, don't spoil it.

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Speaker 6: She's still hot tonight, mister Chester. At exactly eleven fifteen,

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you will be murdered.

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Speaker 3: I think that was one of the most emotional meetings

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we've ever had of the Daring Just Society. It certainly

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broke up in a higway when she predicted the murder

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of Chester. Yes, what do you make of that woman? Gregory? Well,

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it's hard to say time traveled into the future is

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all very well in the Daring stories. Otherwise, I don't

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care for it too much. Life's complicated enough in a straight.

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Speaker 5: Line these days.

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Speaker 3: Wait for me, Chester, he's chasing us on the double.

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Speaker 5: He really must be scared when.

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Speaker 3: I caught you fellows before you left. What's wrong, mister Chester?

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You're taking that prediction seriously? It's hard to me, more

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like a and a prediction. My reason tells me it's

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foolish to take the thing seriously. And yet, after all,

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I did make that stupid remark about.

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Speaker 5: The horse races. She's a weird woman.

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Speaker 3: She may have some odd powers that we know nothing about.

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What do you first think I ought to do get

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the police for half now? I think it'd be a

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little hard to convince them that you were in danger. Yes,

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it's a quarter of eleven. Now would you like me

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to come home with you until after her? Eleven fifteen deadliners?

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Speaker 6: Fast?

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Speaker 3: Oh no, no, what?

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Speaker 5: I won't part of you.

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Speaker 3: I'm probably being extremely stupid. Well, thanks for this little talk.

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Speaker 5: I feel a lot better.

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Speaker 3: Good Night, good night, miss Chester. Good night.

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Speaker 5: He really is frightening, isn't badly?

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Speaker 3: Oh well, Sandy, I don't think we need to take

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the business very seriously, of course, just the same. I

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have a feeling that miss balford Chester may not sleep

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too easily tonight.

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Speaker 5: Yes, there it's me.

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Speaker 3: Are you in bed? I'll hang up my things and

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come and tell you about it. It was rather a

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peculiar evening. There was a woman there who claimed to

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be able to see into the future.

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Speaker 5: I know, But the funny thing was she, Oh, but

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that's non sense.

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Speaker 3: What's the time, Alice? Eleven fifteen?

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Speaker 5: And I'm safe.

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Speaker 3: I need at the top of the morning to you

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stand morning? What brings you to my office is early

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in the morning?

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Speaker 5: Stand?

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Speaker 3: Could we induce you in this ming bars for missus

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Silvers or we have a nice line in inca headdresses.

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You'd look rather fetching in one, Greg, I'm here on business.

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You saw Alfred Chester last night?

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Speaker 5: Sure we both did.

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Speaker 3: Why late last night he was murdered?

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Speaker 5: He was what time stand?

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Speaker 3: His wife says it was exactly eleven fifteen? Christ God,

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then the prediction came true. What predictions are you talking about?

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Mister Tabor? Chester attended the meeting of the darn To

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Society last night. A woman by the name of Julia

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Hayes went into a sort of trance. Predicted Chester would

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be murdered as exactly eleven fifteen. And that's a woman

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I've got to talk to.

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Speaker 5: We'll all go and talk to us.

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Speaker 3: Stand, but before we do, there's one thing I'd like

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to know. How was the murder committed? Chester was stabbed

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from behind by a medium sized, right handed person. No fingerprints,

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no clue.

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Speaker 5: Who are you calling, Grigors boss?

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Speaker 3: He can tell us where Julia Hayes can be found.

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Get me doctor Bartons. Obviously, Doctor Barton, I know him.

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He's a psychiatrist, isn't he. That's the man he brought

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your Hayes to our meeting last night. Oh thanks, doctor Barton.

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Speaker 5: This is Gregory Hood.

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Speaker 3: Oh can you tell me where I can get in

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touch with Julia Hayes. She's here in my office now

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and I found out something very interesting about so have I. Boughton,

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please keep her there until we arrive. We're leaving right away.

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I've been examining miss Hayes again this morning, gentlemen, and

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I've uncovered a very interesting fact. Miss Hayes was left

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handed in her childhood, but she's been forcibly trained into

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right handedness since it's a situation that, as often has

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unpredictable psychological results. Though I'll confess never precisely like her.

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Speaker 5: She is extraordinary.

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Speaker 3: She Barton, Lieutenant Silver's will tell you just how extraordinary,

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Doctor Barton. Albert Chester was murdered last night, murdered by

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her right hand the person what and her prediction came

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through to the exact minute. He died at eleventh fifteen.

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He did die right. I don't know what to say.

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One thing I can assure you, gentlemen. Miss Hayes did

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not commit the crime myself. How do you know because

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I brought her back here after the meeting last night.

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I was working with her until twelve thirty. Where's Messes

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now in the other room. You want to talk to her, yes,

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doctor Barton, I certainly do.

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Speaker 5: I'll call her in.

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Speaker 3: Come in, say yes, doctor these a gentleman want to

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ask you a few questions. What questions? I understand you

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predicted the murder of mister Alfred Chester last night.

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Speaker 6: Yes it happened, of course, Yes I knew it would.

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Speaker 3: How do you account for the fact that you predicted

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it three hours before it happened?

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Speaker 6: I cannot account for it. It is a gift that

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I cannot explain. I can see things in the immediate future.

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I can tell you what is to happen today before

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the days of I can't tell you again.

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Speaker 5: What can you tell us, miss Hayes.

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Speaker 6: I see a large man, red face man.

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Speaker 3: His name to George Felton, another member of the Darrent.

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What do you see, Miss Hayes.

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Speaker 6: He will die tonight, he too will be murdered.

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Speaker 3: The hecky well, this is one murder that isn't going

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to take place.

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Speaker 5: George Shelton speaking sluten.

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Speaker 3: And silvers again, mister Silvis, why don't you leave me alone?

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I don't want any police protection, and I won't have anymore,

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mister feld And I told you that Alfridchester was murdered

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last night, right after he's been threatened by this woman.

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If death was a coincidence of this, it is probably

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a prowler. But I'm not easily scared, and I don't

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believe in supernatural powers, even though I am a member

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of the Darrent Society. I wish you'd let me come over,

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mister Pelton. We don't like to take any chance. Now

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look here, Silva's it's nearly midnight. My wife and I

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are going to bed. Don't you worry about us If

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anyone murders me during the night, I'll get in touch

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with you first thing in the morning. Lieutenant Silda's again,

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still worrying about that streath on your life. Yes, that's

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the fifth time he's called me today, Darling. He must

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take it seriously, even if you don't. Oh, now, don't

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worry all pretty d about it, India, you run along

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to bed, dear, I'll lock up. I suppose you know best?

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What's that I heard something, Gregory. I blame myself for

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mister Felton's murder last night. You did your best, yes, lieutenants,

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not for all you. You tried to force him to

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take protection, but he wouldn't hear of it. And I

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know what I do, blame myself. Well, let's see what

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Jugut Hayes has to say about this one. He's waiting outside,

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I mean places Hays, Thomas Hayes. I want to know

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how you knew this latest murder was going to take place.

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Speaker 6: I cannot tell you how I knew it is just

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that when my mind is a blank, I have the

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ability to see into the future.

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Speaker 3: Now, look, miss Hayes, I'm a plain, straightforward police officer

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one coincidence I can take, but not to And I

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can't write on a police report that you knew about

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the murder because you can see into the future, you know,

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why not tell me the truth? I am telling the truth,

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Oh Gregory, See if you can get anything out of it,

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Miss Hayes, What is it I understand about your being

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able to travel into the future, But surely you must

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be able to remember more about what you saw when

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you had that vision.

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Speaker 5: Try and think back?

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Speaker 3: Will you think back?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 6: I can only see forward forward.

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Speaker 5: My mind's banking out again.

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Speaker 6: I see another death in the immediate future, sudden death.

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Man is tall and dark.

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Speaker 3: His name is Hood, Gregory Hood. You'll hear the rest

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of gregoryhood story in just a second. So I'll tell

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you quickly about a wine. I know you like. That

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wine is Petrie California Muscatel. Petrie Muscatel is really marvelous.

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In fact, I'm willing to bet you like everything about it.

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Petrie Musketel is good. Just to look at the color

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of sheer gold and say, if you've ever tasted plump,

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luscious muscat grapes at their sunripe, and well, then you

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know what to expect when you taste Petrie musket Tell.

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Petrie musketell brings you that same wonderful muscat flavor, and

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you like Patrie musketell after dinner by itself or served

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with fruit, for instance, peaches, or with cake. Just be

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sure it's Petrie Petrie musket Tell, because Petrie wine is

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always good wine. Well, Gregory, so yours was the third

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murder to be predicted, considering the first two had taken place.

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According to Schedin, you must have felt a little nervous

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for the first twenty four hours. I was a trifle

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sensitive to sudden sounds, Harry. But when forty eight hours

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had passed without anything happening, I began to feel rather

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let down. Down. Would have thought you'd have been grateful.

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And Gregory has an ingrein sense of meta drama. Have

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I think he felt cheated because the spot plight was

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on him and he didn't have a scene to play

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exactly Sandy, As my old father used to say, if

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you're fortunate enough to hit the headlines, for Heaven's sake,

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make the most of it. But how could I The

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other two killings had followed right on the heels of

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the prophecies. Now mine had been predicted and nothing happened

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at all. It was rather humiliating. That's one way of

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looking at it. In any case. I'm sure you didn't

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just sit down and wait for someone to try to

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catch you.

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Speaker 5: Oh no, no, Harry.

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Speaker 3: As soon as Julia Hayes Thatt had her dia threat,

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Lieutenant Silvers and I went into action. We questioned everyone

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and checked the alibias who we were as black in

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the face as a couple of end men. But after

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three days of this we had regressed exactly nowhere. On

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the night of the fourth day, I remember Sandy and

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I sat in my apartment while you and look at

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and Silvers have been doing the leg work. I've been

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doing some serious thinking, blended Sandy, what conclusions did you

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arrive at? I think there's only one answer to this case,

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and that answer is doctor Barton's a psychiatrist. Julia Hayes

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is slightly subnormal. I wouldn't mind giving you odds that

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he hypnotized her into performing the two murders. She'd be

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an easy hypnotic vict him. I've thought of that possibility.

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Have you figured out his motive? No, but I'll skip

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that for the moment. One thing we do know, he

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had the opportunity. He was the only person who was

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alone with the woman for any length of time between

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her arrival in San Francisco and her first prophecy at

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our meeting. Very true, and I think I could provide

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your missing motive, Sandy. We've checked on doctor Barton thoroughly.

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The wife of George Felton, the second man murdered, was

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a patient of Barton's. There was also a beautiful woman,

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no doubt, is now a very rich one. I've gleened

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rumors that her relationship with Barton was a little more

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cozy than that which usually exists between doctor and patient.

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In that case, how would you account for the first murder,

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the stabbing of Alfred Chester. Well, that could have been

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a blind to establish a pattern and conceal the motive. Well,

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that's the case. Your death would be necessary. Also true, true,

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done at Sandy. This is all supposition. We happened, a

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real lead to follow.

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Speaker 5: There's one thing I.

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Speaker 3: Will say, although who are you calling? Doctor Howell is

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staying at the Fairmont. He's probably the greatest psychiatist in

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the country, Doctor Eustace Howelly. What can he say? Whether

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Julia Hayes could have been hypnotized into committing murder. Doctor Howell,

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this is Gregory Hood. I'm fine, thanks, Yes, I'd like

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to in the meanwhile, do you mind if I pick

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your brains?

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Speaker 5: Yeah? Is here My problem?

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Speaker 3: Is it possible to hypnotize an individual to commit a

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criminal act against his will?

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Speaker 5: Thanks? Thanks? I thought so. I'm much obliged to.

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Speaker 3: I'll call you in a day or two.

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Speaker 5: Goodbye. Can't down?

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Speaker 3: Huh no, he says. The answer is an unqualified no. Well,

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I'm going to accelerate my own murder. Just tell me

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what flowers you like first. I'm very fond of trans

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valid days. Is Sanday, but don't worry about my funeral life. Yes,

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Lieutenant silversplease? Who can play at this game?

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Speaker 5: Sandy?

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Speaker 3: Oh Stan, this is greg Hood. No, no, no more leads,

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But I have got a brain wave. Pick up Julia

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Hayes and bring her up to the apartment as soon

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as you can. Yes, we'll be waiting for you.

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Speaker 6: I cannot answer any more questions.

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Speaker 3: Mister Hood. Miss Hayes, you predicted that I would be

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murdered in this apartment. Doesn't the setting ring a responsive

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chord in your No? No, it does not. Your other

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prophecies came through. What happened to this one? I do

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not know.

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Speaker 6: I cannot explain it.

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Speaker 3: Perhaps you've lost your mysterious power. May oh, perhaps you

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never had it. Perhaps you made the whole thing up.

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Why not admit you or a murders who poses as

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a prophet.

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Speaker 6: I am no murderers.

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Speaker 3: I can see the future, or I could.

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Speaker 6: Something has happened to me.

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Speaker 3: You never could see the future, and you never will.

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But I'll tell you your future, Misses. If you don't tell

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us the truth, you'll end up in the gas chamber.

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And I don't have to be a clairvoyant to know that.

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Stop talking like that. Leave me alone. I won't see

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you come back.

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Speaker 5: No, no, Stan, let her go.

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Speaker 3: I'll Taylor though Greg good idea he's upset.

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Speaker 5: She might show her hand.

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Speaker 3: I'll be back later. Well, I'm still known it. Other solution, Vigor,

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I don't know. I swear there's still hypnotism in it somewhere.

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I have a hunch that Julia Hayes isn't conscious of it,

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that alibi of hers for the first killing might be

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a true one. At that Hello, yes, button, my brother

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A serious confession to make you I lied to the

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police about what seeing that Julia Hayes was with me

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at the time of the first.

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Speaker 5: Murder was why did you lie?

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Speaker 3: Well? The woman seems such a unique psychiatric steady. I

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wanted to complete my examination before the police. No, I've

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finished my researcher with her. Tell him yourself, Barton, and

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I wish you the worst of luck in explaining it

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to them. There's a man that danced at his father's wedding.

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What did you say, Gregor? He dynamited Julia Hayes alibi

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for the first murder, But in doing so, I'm pretty

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certain he's put the finger on himself. Doctor Howell.

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Speaker 5: Please, and I think we're on the right track at last.

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Speaker 3: I certainly hope, sir, doctor Hawll. This is greg Hood again.

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I want just one more piece of information.

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Speaker 5: Please.

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Speaker 3: Can a post hypnotic suggestion include persuading the patient that

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he was never hypnotized at all? It can, thank you, doctor,

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I'm immensely obliged to you. There's our answer, Sandy. When

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Barton demolished the woman's alibi, he also demolished his own.

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Then he did hypnotize, sure, then he planted the apparent

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prophecies in her mind after she'd made them public, he

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committed the murders himself. I get it, and he thought

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that when he's cuttle, Julia Hayes alibi. We think she

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tried to make her own predictions come true.

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Speaker 5: That's it Andy.

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Speaker 3: Fortunately for us, he's outsmarted himself and walked into his

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own trap.

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Speaker 5: We've got him.

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Speaker 3: Who's that that?

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Speaker 6: You?

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Speaker 3: Stan? Who turned off the light? Oh? No, you know beggary? Beggary?

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Where are you? What happened? Right into the light switch?

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He's got a knife?

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Speaker 6: Bragg a man?

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Speaker 3: Okay, why the light sort?

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Speaker 4: What's going on?

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Speaker 1: I don't stand the killers here.

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Speaker 3: He's got a knife. She's got a knife.

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Speaker 1: It's Jusa Hayes. She got away from me when I

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praised them back.

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Speaker 3: It can't be again. Here's the witch. It is Julia Hayes. Gregory,

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you've got your cold miss Hayes. Knife's in your hand

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and all. Well, well have you got to say for yourself?

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Speaker 6: I'm sorry I did not kill you, mister Hood.

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Speaker 3: Well that's very friendly of you, Miss Hayes. But I'm

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completely confused, so am I Gregory, who just finished proving

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to me that she couldn't be the well. I don't

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know what more evident you want. Greg The knife's in

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her hand and she admits she wished she'd killed you. Yes,

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I admit it.

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Speaker 6: You all made fun of me. You did not believe

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in my gift. If you had died, then all my

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predictions would have come true.

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Speaker 3: But I am no murderers.

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Speaker 5: Of course you aren't.

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Speaker 3: What are you talking about, Gregory? But don't you see

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she's holding the knife in her left hand.

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Speaker 5: There's the answer.

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Speaker 3: Come on, lieutenant, Let's go over and see doctor Barton

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as fast as the squad car can get us there.

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Speaker 5: This is all very dramatic.

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Speaker 3: A police inspector and amateur detective and his attorneys stand

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in my home and accuse me of murder? Is this

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some form of practical joke. If you think it is,

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you must have a very warped sense of humor. I

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don't think the judge will find it funny, doctor Barton,

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and I know that your attorney weren't. But this is ridiculous.

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You're suggesting that I hypnotized Julia Hayes into making murder prophecies,

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and then that I carried out the murders myself to.

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Speaker 5: Coin a phrase.

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Speaker 3: Yes, But my dear hood, you've just admitted that she

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attacked you tonight. Yes, you suggested the idea and the

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three of us by taunting her with her failure as

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a prophet earlier on helped her never too stable minds

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snapped and she attacked me to fulfill her record of prophecies.

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But why couldn't she have committed the two murders.

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Speaker 5: You overlooked one thing, my friend.

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Speaker 3: You didn't know that under strong emotion she reverts to

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her childhood left handedness. She attacked me tonight with her

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left hand. The murders were committed by a right handed person.

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Speaker 5: I want to argue any more.

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Speaker 3: I'd like to know what you think my motive was, hood.

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Speaker 5: Oh that's easy.

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Speaker 3: Missus Felton, the widow of your second victim, broke down

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half an hour ago and spilled.

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Speaker 5: Quite a few beams.

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Speaker 3: She did, I mean, yes, she is sure. Cynthia's been talking.

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That had come with me. Doctor, Very well, Lieutenant, I

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should prefer not to talk any more. I've seen my

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attorney good night. I see you in court.

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Speaker 5: Barton.

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Speaker 3: You tell the most convincing lies. That story about Missus

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Felton talking. How can you do it?

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Speaker 6: Oh?

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Speaker 5: It takes years of training.

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Speaker 3: My old father always used to say that if you

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couldn't think of a really convincing truth when you wanted

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to make a good point, then tell us something great life.

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You're a chip off the old block, Sandy, I'm worried.

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Conscience bothering. Mm hmm. I'm thinking about the Darringer Society.

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Speaker 5: What about it? Well, Sandy brood about it.

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Speaker 3: With two of our society murdered and the third headed

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for the gas chamber, we can certainly use some new members, Greg,

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that was an exciting story. How do you get mixed

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up in these things?

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Speaker 5: Harry? I guess I'm just around when they happen.

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Speaker 3: But why is it I'm never around?

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Speaker 1: Harry.

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Speaker 3: Maybe you're just the kind of person nothing ever happens

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too lucky you you mean for me? I bet if

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our remember of the Derringer Society. Things would start happening

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to me.

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Speaker 5: Oh, I don't know.

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Speaker 3: But before you can become a member, you must be

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able to contribute something to the society.

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Speaker 5: Have you a scientific mind?

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Speaker 3: I'm a genius with a tinker toy. Oh no, no

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know anything about psychiatry, no hypnotism, no precognition. Don't even

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know what it means. Well, in that event, Harry, what

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in the world could you possibly contribute to the Dringer

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Society a case of Petrie wine. I should have known

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they'll love me, greg because Petrie wine is such good wine. Well,

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it's just got to be. With the Petrie family, the

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growing of perfect sun ripened grapes, in the art of

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turning those grapes into fragrant, delicious wine is a heritage.

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It's a heritage passed on down from father to son,

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from father to son. No wonder Petri wine is so good. Yes,

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the making of Petrie wine is a family affair, and

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the Petrick family has every intention of keeping it just that.

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So you know, the name Petrie on a bottle of

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wine is more than a trademark. It's the personal assurance

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of the Petrie family that Petrie wine is and always

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will be good wine. Well, Gregory, which adventure out of

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the case book are you planning to tell us next week?

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Speaker 5: Next Monday, Harry, I'm going to tell of a.

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Speaker 3: Weird adventure that stand in I had in Mexico City

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some months ago.

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Speaker 5: During the course of the story, I succeeded.

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Speaker 3: In getting myself kidnapped by a female shop shooter nearly

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ended up with an extremely beautiful wife. I'll see you

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next Monday, Harry. The Case Book of Gregory Hood is

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written by Dannis Green and Anthony Boucher. Original music composed

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and played by Dean Fossler. Gail Gordon plays the part

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of Gregory Hood, and Sanderson Taylor is played by Carl Harbor.

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The Petri Wine Company of San Francisco, California invites you

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to tune in again next week, same time, same station.

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The Case Book of Gregory Hood comes to you from

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our Hollywood studio. This is Harry Bartel saying good night

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for the Petrie family. We're a solid hour of exciting

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mystery dramas. Listen every Monday on most of these same

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stations at eight o'clock to Michael Shane, followed immediately by

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the Case Book of Gregory Hood. This is the Mutual

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Broadcasting System.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back. Another great story. And I love how they

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really just confuse things towards the end. It seemed within

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the last five minutes they changed between the psychiatrist and

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the quote unquote prophet something like three times and again.

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This is just a great series and I definitely wish

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there were more episodes, and I wish they could keep

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a Sanderson Taylor. We have a new actor with playing

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Sanderson Taylor. Sounds kind of British, Carl Harberg. Actually beyond

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the case book of Gregory Hood, he appeared in one

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episode of Dark Venture and then several episodes of Whitehall

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twelve twelve, which was a series about the Black Museum

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in Scotland yard and mostly in character roles. It looks

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like all right, Well, now we turn to listener comments

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and feedback and received just a nice note from Hugh

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who says, I so enjoy your rich selection of thrilling

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radio adventure. Well, thanks so much, Hugh, I truly appreciate it,

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and that will actually do it for today. I don't

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will do it for today. We'll be back on Wednesday

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with yours truly Johnny Dollar, and join us next Tuesday

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for another episode of the Case Book of Gregory Hood.

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