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Speaker 1: It's Sunday afternoon in New York and a young man
named Charles Sylvester Brayton the Second breaks all records stashing
up the steps of a small rooming house in New
York's West Side, and when he gets to the top floor,
he begins hammering on the door.
Speaker 4: Of Room four thirteen.
Speaker 6: Come on, pat open up. You know who it is.
Speaker 4: Now open up?
Speaker 6: Go a wait, Charle, No, no, you can't say anyway
like this. I gotta talk to you.
Speaker 7: All right, get the second.
Speaker 6: Lock it, Sorr.
Speaker 7: I know you are disturbers, I said, lock it. Look, Charles,
you're not well.
Speaker 5: Don't you believe it for a second. Don't you see, Patty,
it was just a scheme to keep us apart. But
I fooled them.
Speaker 7: Charles, Please don't lock that door.
Speaker 6: What's the matter? Pat Don't you trust me?
Speaker 7: I of course I do. It's just I don't like
to see you so upset. Look I've got an idea.
Speaker 6: What are you doing with that phone?
Speaker 7: I was just going to call your father?
Speaker 6: Put it down?
Speaker 2: Put it down?
Speaker 6: So you or working with them too?
Speaker 7: No I'm not.
Speaker 6: Then prove it.
Speaker 4: Marry me.
Speaker 7: You're insane?
Speaker 6: What did you say?
Speaker 7: Nothing?
Speaker 2: Child?
Speaker 6: You're lying.
Speaker 4: You were going to.
Speaker 6: Say I was insane.
Speaker 7: I wasn't.
Speaker 6: I swear.
Speaker 5: I'll give you one last chance. I've got a car downstairs.
Will you come with me?
Speaker 6: Look, child, answer me?
Speaker 7: But darling, all.
Speaker 6: Right, Pat, you had your opportunity.
Speaker 7: What are you doing with that gun?
Speaker 6: I gave you your chance. Pat, you'll have to admit that.
Speaker 7: Darling. Now listen to me. I've changed my mind.
Speaker 6: How do I know that you won't change it again?
Speaker 7: You can't do this?
Speaker 6: Hang you?
Speaker 5: No, No, they won't you see I'll be dead. No, yes,
you don't think I'd let you go without John. Hey,
don't be afraid, Bath, I'll be right by your side.
Speaker 4: Goodbye day.
Speaker 5: Well, I was down in the basement fictioning the border
when I heard the shots, mister Shelby, so right.
Speaker 8: Away I got on the phone and called your newspaper.
Speaker 2: Anybody else here in DRISCOO.
Speaker 8: Oh no, it wasn't nobody else home?
Speaker 2: What about the cups?
Speaker 6: Why not yet?
Speaker 2: You know that was small at risk. We'll take care
of you all right. Where are we going now?
Speaker 4: It's this room here?
Speaker 2: Okay, open the door? Well what are you waiting for?
Speaker 8: Your editor? Mister Wingate said you'd have a little present
for me.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well I'll give you fifty when we get inside.
But mister Wingate promised me a hundred. Okay, here it is.
Oh thanks, Now, where's your pass key? I shut that door?
What's a girl's name?
Speaker 4: Patricia Brooks? You know the guy?
Speaker 2: No up the shade and want to get a good
look at this course? Holy smoke?
Speaker 4: What smatter?
Speaker 2: Mister Shelley, Well you know who this is?
Speaker 4: Schall.
Speaker 2: Sylvester Braiden is second? Who skip it? Hand me some flashballs?
They're in that case by your feet. You know, something
tells me these shots are going to be every bit
of sensational as mister Braden's.
Speaker 4: Done him.
Speaker 9: Mister winn Gate, Hello, Shelly, I'm sorry that hip didn't
pay off the way the janetor spoke on the phone.
I thought we had something.
Speaker 2: Huh, what are you talking about?
Speaker 4: Boss?
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I sent you out an old story, just
came over to taker.
Speaker 4: Cops were just there, too bad. There was nothing to it.
Speaker 2: Nothing to it?
Speaker 9: Do you realize, look, Shelley, maybe in the hecktown you
come from, a pretty girl committing suicide is big news
for in New York. It happens every day in the week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but what about?
Speaker 2: What about?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 2: Well? What did the cops find the same thing you did?
Speaker 9: Dead girl named pat Brooks holding a gun in her hand?
Speaker 4: Nothing else? What are you getting at? Should there have
been anything else?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: No, of course where are your pictures? Pictures? That's what
I sent you there for. Remember where are they?
Speaker 2: They ate?
Speaker 10: You?
Speaker 2: See? I forgot to take a long film you what.
I'm sorry, boss, I feel like a novel.
Speaker 9: Sure, okay, forget it. At least there's no harm done.
But it will teach you to be more careful in
the future.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I learned my lesson, mister Wingate. I pet
I'll pick up plenty from an experience like this. Yes,
I'd like to see mister Charles Braden Senior.
Speaker 4: Please.
Speaker 11: I'm gad that's possible. Mister Braden's only son died yesterday
in an automobile accident.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know I read all about it, but I
still think you'll see me. Tell him it's water, is
Shelley of the cassette, It's me Brandon. I'm the guy
who spoke to on the phone this morning. Yes, we
true come in, sir.
Speaker 4: Thanks.
Speaker 10: This is the young man I've been telling you about
Laura here, so I get Allen is my secretary, mister Shelley.
Speaker 4: Good enough.
Speaker 10: Well, I suppose we get down to business. You told
me you had some pictures I might be interested in.
That's right now I see them, please, sure in a.
Speaker 4: Very interesting like a drink, mister Shelley.
Speaker 2: Well, thanks face. Well, here's to what we all want.
Speaker 10: I'll join you in that too.
Speaker 2: I had time to look at those pictures yet, mister Braden, Yes, indeed,
notice anything peculiar about them?
Speaker 10: I presume you mean that one of the bodies is
that of my son Charles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he's holding a gun. So when I heard
that the cops only found one stiff, I immediately jumped to
the conclusion that you must have taken care of the
other by bribing the janitor of the building.
Speaker 10: But why should I do that?
Speaker 2: And let's stop kidding each other. Braden, a guy with
your name couldn't stand a disgrace. You wouldn't want to
go through life known as the father of a murderer.
Speaker 10: There's something in what you say, mister Shelley.
Speaker 2: How much do you want a ten grand for the
set of pictures you've got in your hand?
Speaker 10: And how much for the negatives?
Speaker 2: Negatives?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 10: Come, come, come. You mustn't take me for a child,
mister Shelley. I'm aware of the elementals of photography. Now
where are those niggas?
Speaker 4: Got it up? Frame a chuck, Ronnie, give me a chance?
All right?
Speaker 2: You could have killed me?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 10: Negatives please?
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure, got them right here in my part.
Speaker 10: I'd advise you to put away that gun, sir, and that.
Speaker 2: As smart as you think, wouldn't I be a chump
to keep those negatives on me?
Speaker 4: Oh no, you're gonna pay for him. Pay through the nose. Hello,
I'd like to speak to Mike Wearing please.
Speaker 2: I was calling Walter Shelley.
Speaker 4: Oh, Walter Shelley.
Speaker 2: I'm a reporter on the gazette. What can I do
for you? You mean, what can I do for you?
I understand you one of the best private Dicks in
New York. Where do you want to stand that? From
all the.
Speaker 4: Usual reliable sources.
Speaker 2: Don't they call you the falcon only when I can't
think of anything worse? But will you be home for
the next half hour?
Speaker 4: Why I'd like to.
Speaker 2: Come around drop a fortune in your lap.
Speaker 1: Why well, let's just say it's only a few weeks
before Christmas, and I like to play Santa Claus Knights.
Speaker 4: And early I'll be seeing you weary. This is end
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to the Adventures of the Fulton. Fifteen minutes have passed
since Walter Shelley called Mike Wearing with a promise to
drop a portion in his lamp, and now we find
mister Shelley.
Speaker 4: As good as his word.
Speaker 2: Yes, you're Wearing. That's right, I'm wall of Shelley. Oh here,
I had a schedule. Come on in.
Speaker 4: Thanks.
Speaker 2: You've heard something on the phone about dropping a fortune
in my lab and I never lie. Catch what's this?
Guess what I promised in that envelope? A picture is
worth half a million? What makes them so valuable? The
pose m you're interested?
Speaker 10: Go on?
Speaker 2: This party will pay off plenty, Wearing, I know I've
already seen them. We've got all the angles covered. We
got a partner. Of course, that means we'll have to
split three ways, but it's worth it now. This partner
of mine has a swell in.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 2: What we need is someone to handle the detail work.
Tried another guy, but he couldn't see it. What made
you come to me with a swindle like this? Look
you don't have to take that tone with me.
Speaker 8: Worry?
Speaker 4: Oh I don't, all right?
Speaker 2: Now, get up?
Speaker 4: Hey, what's going on here? Mister? I was cleaning the
hole and I heard a fuss.
Speaker 3: Oh it was nothing serious, George? Will you get rid
of this for me? Character on the floor, Throw them out?
Speaker 12: Oh, come on, buddy, get up, Come on, Hell, I haven't.
Speaker 8: Mister Warring. Yeah, I think there's something matter with him.
Speaker 2: I know he ran into my fist.
Speaker 12: No, No, I mean I can't feel his heartbeat. What yeah,
I think you killed him?
Speaker 13: All right, Wearrying, Let's have the truth now. They don't
give me any more. Step about pictures because we didn't
find any. You didn't No, why did you kill Shelley?
I tell you I didn't kill him, Lieutenant, he admits
you sluted him. Look, Webster, I may brag now and then,
but I'm still no Joe Lewis, What did the autopsy
reports say?
Speaker 4: He hasn't come in yet, But what are they waiting for?
Speaker 10: Lieutenant?
Speaker 4: Open up with your what do you want size?
Speaker 10: Mister Wingate? See wearing Wingate.
Speaker 4: I'll tell him to beat it. Worrying isn't having any visitors.
Speaker 9: I've got a corridor to hear, Lieutenant. Maybe you'd like
to look at it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's say that.
Speaker 13: Hey you are it seems to be all right. Open
it up side.
Speaker 4: You're gonna have five minutes no more. It's fair enough. Hello,
worry who are you out? The wind gate still means nothing.
Speaker 9: I hold down the slot and the Evening Gazette. Shelley
worked for me until he came to me this morning
with an idea how he could make some easy.
Speaker 4: Don wait a minute.
Speaker 3: You must be the guy he told me to talk
to you before he came to see me. That's right,
that's throw him out.
Speaker 2: What are you doing here?
Speaker 9: Well, when the story came over the ticker, I thought
there might be something I could do for you.
Speaker 2: Why should you?
Speaker 9: I want this story for my paper exclusively, and I'm
willing to pay for it.
Speaker 2: Okay, when Gates, you got yourself a deal. Do you
know what was on those pictures of Shelley's No did
he mention any names?
Speaker 4: Not a one.
Speaker 3: Well, it doesn't matter. Here are my keys. The superintendent
of my building is a character named George Kennedy. Check
with him and see what he did with the envelope
and bring it to me. Happened the police gut it? No,
Lieutenant told me they didn't find a thing. They may
haven't brushed aside. And all the excitement.
Speaker 9: Well it doesn't sound like much to go on, but
keep your fingers crossed, kidd on.
Speaker 4: I'll do what I can.
Speaker 13: Okay, wearing on your feet, will you back again, Lieutenant, Yeah,
get your things and get out.
Speaker 2: I'll come up.
Speaker 4: Being released.
Speaker 6: The autopsy on Shelley clears you.
Speaker 4: What was it? Heart attack?
Speaker 13: No poison? You got it in a drink about six
or hours before it came to your place. Well, I'll
talk a lot, Lieutenant. I know how you must feel.
Can I use your phone?
Speaker 4: Sure, there's a payphone right over.
Speaker 2: There, Thanks, Webster. Maybe I can do as much for
you sometime, worrying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't use any sluts, I do, George. Well, hi,
mister Wearing, says mister Wingate there.
Speaker 8: Well, sure he won't talk to him.
Speaker 2: No, I'll see him later. What did you do with
the pictures?
Speaker 4: We didn't find him?
Speaker 3: Well, they can't have disappeared. They were on my desk
before I slug Shelly.
Speaker 8: We ain't there now, we've practically taken the place apart.
Speaker 3: All right, stop wrecking the joint. I'll be right over.
Speaker 4: There's no use, Mike. We've worked in the desk already. Yeah,
he's right, mister Warring.
Speaker 8: We went over everything with a fine tooth comb, and.
Speaker 2: I don't get it now, George, George.
Speaker 10: Sure.
Speaker 2: When the police removed Shelley's body, they didn't take anything.
Speaker 8: I'm positive I was here every minute of the time.
Speaker 4: We might as well give up, Mike.
Speaker 3: I'll wait a second, wing Gate, Shelley was standing right
where you are when he tossed. I didn't blow up
my lap when I got up to throw him out.
It must have fallen to the floor.
Speaker 4: I don't see what difference that makes.
Speaker 3: I could have kicked it over there and then that kick. Hey,
wait a minute, what's that under the radiator?
Speaker 8: Uncle?
Speaker 4: You or whatever you are.
Speaker 2: George is certainly no detective?
Speaker 9: Is that the envelope must be Well, let's get a
glimpse if a half million bucks worth of pictures?
Speaker 4: Huh it was robbed. That's the trouble.
Speaker 2: Oh look, it's a picture of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Brooklyn Dodgers.
Speaker 3: And now you tell me who would pay a half
a million bucks were still shot of that group when
you could go see them in action for a buck
and a quarter.
Speaker 4: Here there, Mike three am.
Speaker 2: I don't care.
Speaker 3: I'm not leaving until I make head a tail of
these pictures? What makes them worth all that money? When
game Shelley must have been crazy?
Speaker 2: But then why was he murdered? Come in.
Speaker 7: I hate to disturb you, gentlemen, but I'm looking for
Mike Wearing.
Speaker 2: You've come to the right place.
Speaker 8: Are you, mister Wearing?
Speaker 2: What's your name?
Speaker 7: My friends call me Laura Allen.
Speaker 2: I bet you've got a million of them, man, So
I can't understand why you should be looking.
Speaker 11: For new ones at this hour, I'm looking for something else,
mister Wearing, What do you want for them?
Speaker 2: What do I want for what?
Speaker 4: The pictures? What picture?
Speaker 11: Don't give me that Shelley had them before he died.
He hasn't got them now? So who does that leave me?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: What your prize? I suppose I said I didn't get
to do business.
Speaker 7: It won't do you any good if you see what
I mean.
Speaker 3: Don't worry when gate I saw it take a blind
man to miss a canon that size.
Speaker 2: Look, would you mind pointing at elsewhere?
Speaker 4: Laura?
Speaker 7: What's the matter mister Wearing? Does it make you nervous?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I don't know what's come over with me these past
few days, but I can't seek to keep a thing
on my stomach, particularly gone.
Speaker 4: Come on, eagle, drop it.
Speaker 6: Okay, it's gotten.
Speaker 7: Well, now what are you going to do with me?
Speaker 4: Nothing?
Speaker 2: You can leave whenever you like.
Speaker 8: Angel you mean you're letting me go?
Speaker 2: Sure, I'm a sport. I saw the little one's back.
Speaker 7: Just what are you fishing for, mister Wearing?
Speaker 2: A big one?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 8: I wouldn't if.
Speaker 7: I were you.
Speaker 11: You know some big fish are dangerous, and take it
from me, this one's a man killer, good night Angel.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't let her get away, Mike.
Speaker 2: Why not? That little lady wasn't going to tell us
anything except what she wanted.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but remember what Shelley said about a partner.
Speaker 2: You think that, Well, don't you you know something? Wing Gates?
You're right, Well, she's already gone down the elevator.
Speaker 11: Hello, Laura, what are you doing in my apartment?
Speaker 10: Oh, dear girl, I think this is fairly obvious. I
was waiting for you.
Speaker 7: I told you that if I had ending the report.
Speaker 8: I'd let you know.
Speaker 10: Well, you can hardly blame me for being anxious, Laura,
aware are the pictures?
Speaker 7: I didn't get them?
Speaker 10: You know? I find that very difficult to believe. You're
such a very determined young lady.
Speaker 7: Well, I ran into a very determined young man.
Speaker 4: And yet, mister Waring lets you get away?
Speaker 7: Yes, and don't ask me why, because I don't know.
Speaker 10: You must be tired, my dear.
Speaker 11: You're quite right, mister Brad, and I am tired. I'm
tired of trying to protect your precious name. Why don't
you pay off and let it go at that?
Speaker 10: I don't like to hear you talk that way, Laura,
But knowing you as I do, I'm sure you'll never
let this little conversation go any farther.
Speaker 7: Hello Laura, Laura Helen, you remember?
Speaker 2: Oh, sure to tell you.
Speaker 7: Apartment before you come. I want you to know that
I killed water Shelly.
Speaker 2: You admit it well if you want to be convinced.
Speaker 8: Hello Laura, Laura.
Speaker 2: And that's all I know.
Speaker 3: When right after I heard the shot, I grabbed the
cab and started over here. Then I remembered my promise
to you, so I detoured over to your office to
pick you up.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it. Wearing Hey, what poor do we get
off on?
Speaker 2: Right here? The third?
Speaker 4: Okay, might straight down this one?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Here it is Laura Allen. Oh unlocked? Yeah, so she
did commit suicide after all, it seems so. Hey, what
do you make of this silver cigarette case?
Speaker 4: Silver?
Speaker 2: Nothing?
Speaker 4: This is platinum. Huh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't hand these out on push cards. Here,
look at the engraving.
Speaker 4: Can you make of that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, to Laura Allen from the Tyrant Charles Braydon scene,
I was Brighton senior.
Speaker 4: Hey, this girl moved in the big leagues.
Speaker 2: It's all right.
Speaker 3: And if she was in Braiden's employ then he's the
boy who's interested in the pictures, and she was working
hand in glove with Shelley.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but why would Braiden want a picture the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Speaker 3: He didn't The pictures we found must have been a phony.
Say wait a minute. Wasn't his son in some sort
of a mess recently?
Speaker 4: Well, he got killed in automobile accident.
Speaker 3: No, that's too Pat, Braiden's hiding something. Who are you
calling the police?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: May you snap you? I want to phone my paper.
Speaker 3: Hey, wait a minute, what's trouble. I just thought of something.
I heard the shot that killed Laura over the phone. Well,
if she died instantly, who hung this receiver back on
the hook? But that means yeah, go on say it
when gate she was murdered? But you said she talked
to suicide. Someone could have forced or two by holding
a gun in her back. Oh that's what I intend
to find out.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Look, I want you to get a fingerprint expert up here.
What for the killer made one blunder when he put
the receiver back on the hook.
Speaker 2: Isn't it possibly meet another?
Speaker 4: I don't follow you.
Speaker 2: Maybe he left his prints.
Speaker 3: On the instrument he got the idea where we can
find an expert at this time of night.
Speaker 4: Oh, he got one down the paper.
Speaker 2: Just well get him when Gate, Well, I meet you later.
Speaker 4: Uh make it.
Speaker 3: Braden's something tells me he'll probably be very interested in
the results. Mister Braiden, Yes, my name is Wearing.
Speaker 4: Oh, come in, wal you were a friend of Walter Shelley's.
Speaker 10: I believe I wouldn't say that strange that he entrusted
his most precious possessions to you.
Speaker 2: I don't think I understand you, mister Braiden.
Speaker 4: I'm referring to the pictures, mister Wearing.
Speaker 10: Oh that, yes, that I troubled you for them, and
the negatives.
Speaker 2: Of course, what's in it for me?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 3: I could promise you any number of things, yes, but
they'd be just that promises. You see my point? Oh yeah,
you don't have to draw me a diagram. No, I
had only to draw a gun. All right, put that
thing away, Braiden, you're forgetting something. I can't imagine what's
going to happen when the police discover you kill Shelley
and Laura.
Speaker 4: Shelley and Laura. I hardly think there's any danger of.
Speaker 2: That, And maybe I can prove you wrong.
Speaker 10: I beg your pardon.
Speaker 2: I think that call it for me?
Speaker 4: May I'm certain I want you right ahead?
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 4: Hello? Hello?
Speaker 6: That you Mike?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had to make oud win ged. Did they
finish checking those fingerprints?
Speaker 4: Yes, but there wasn't a single print on it.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's wonderful. What's the matter with you, Mike?
Speaker 4: Did you hear me?
Speaker 2: Didn't miss a word?
Speaker 3: Now come up here and bring that report with you.
Speaker 4: You look pleased.
Speaker 2: Yes, I am whose fingerprints? You suppose they found a
Laura's telephone?
Speaker 10: Nobody's what you'll forgive me, sir, But I'm afraid I've
been guilty of eavesdropping.
Speaker 2: Oh you'll never hear anything nice about yourself that way.
Speaker 10: Perhaps not, But then, mister Wearing, I'm not a very
nice person. I think you're going to find that out.
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of the Falcon. Two minutes ago, Charles Braydon Senior told
Mike that he wasn't quote a very nice person unquote
and judging by the gun he keeps trained on Mike,
mister Braydon believes in telling the truth.
Speaker 4: I really, mister Wearing, you don't know how this paints me?
Speaker 2: Well? I never guess it.
Speaker 3: Braiden, you certainly hide your grief well, and you, sir,
your fears where you're wrong.
Speaker 2: I don't believe you're going to shoot.
Speaker 10: Tell me, mister Wearing, what is your purpose in glancing
at that window every five seconds straight?
Speaker 4: Here? I find it very distracting.
Speaker 2: That was my purpose, all right, wind Gate grabbing? Nice work,
win Gate, not get me the gun?
Speaker 9: Okay, here you are now phone police headquarter. No, No,
my paper comes first.
Speaker 2: Well anywhere you like, but don't forget the cops.
Speaker 10: I don't suppose there'd be much point in appealing to
your better nature.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know what do you think wing Gate?
Speaker 9: Ah, I'm just an innocent bystander Wearing, you better leave
me out of this.
Speaker 2: Oh it's impossible, friend, you a lot to say.
Speaker 4: You mean because I saved your life?
Speaker 3: No, because you killed Shelley and Lauren. What are you
babbing about murder wing Gate? I'm just wondering who's going
to cover your execution.
Speaker 4: For the gazette.
Speaker 8: Gee, I don't get it, mister Warring. You mean mister
Wingate actually killed Shelley and the girl?
Speaker 2: Yes, actually, George, Yeah, but why those pictures the ones
we found in your partner No, No.
Speaker 3: The ones the police found in Wingate's apartment. He got
him from my place before he even calls you. Then
he planted those phony shots and waited for me to
make my great discovery.
Speaker 4: Well why did he do that?
Speaker 2: Because he knew I wouldn't stop looking until I found
us out of pictures, so he made things easy for me.
Speaker 8: Well, I still don't understand why he killed Shelley.
Speaker 3: He was Shelley's partner, Wingate m he was in from
page one, but he got greedy and wanted the whole pie,
so he poisoned Shelley and waited for the pictures to
drop in his lap, And instead they dropped in yours
all that he couldn't figure on, but he did, okay,
as it was, Well, why did he kill Laura?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 3: He had good reason for that. First he forced her
to confess to Shelley's murder.
Speaker 8: Oh, he thought that would leave him in the clear.
Speaker 3: If she committed suicide, then the case was closed and
he could go ahead and blackmailed Braiden safely.
Speaker 4: Well, how did you know he was the killer?
Speaker 3: Remember I told you I sent him to check the
fingerprints on Laura Allen's phone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he said they weren't any Well that's what
gave him away.
Speaker 8: Why I don't see why it possible to wiped off
his own prints? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Sure, but what happened to mine? I handled the phone
after the murder when I was going to call the police.
Oh how did that answer all your questions?
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 12: All but one?
Speaker 2: What's that look?
Speaker 8: Mister wearing?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: What was on those pictures? Anyway?
Speaker 2: You'll never know, Jorge, Come on.
Speaker 4: Come on, break down, mister Warry.
Speaker 8: It must have been pretty hot stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, indeed, they were some of the hottest shots
I've ever seen. Why just to handle them would blister
your hands?
Speaker 2: Yeah? What were they?
Speaker 4: Huh?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: They were eight x ten blow ups of the Chicago fire.
Good night, George.
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