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Adventures of a Falcon. Hello, Yes, this is the Falcon.
Oh Nancy, I'm glad you called what's on the program
for tonight? Well it sounds like an awfully dead evening, baby,
but you can never tell tomorrow that may be morning.
Once again, jem blades, the razor blades that help you
avoid five o'clock shadow bring you the Adventures of the Falcon.
The Falcon, as you know, is Michael Wearing, freelance detective
who's always ready with a hand for oppressed men and
an eye for repressed women. So join him tonight when
the Falcon learns murder is a family affair. It's a
rainy Tuesday evening in New York and the city streets
are deserted save for a dark red convertible which is
part of the curb, and at the wheel sits Brenda Sinclair,
fondling her pet Pkinese whang pool.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, David, don't be impatient. That is going
to meet us shortly.
Speaker 3: Then you and Mamma going to go far, far away
where nasty mens can't find me? Hello, Brenda, Kenny died?
Have you been waiting fifteen nice years?
Speaker 4: That's just the way I felt in that all way.
Speaker 5: Ray.
Speaker 1: Hello, Sinclaire, fancy mean to you here?
Speaker 4: I thought I warrned you to stay away from my wife.
Speaker 1: Brenda doesn't care about you, she hasn't for years.
Speaker 5: Ray, I'm leaving you.
Speaker 3: Really, Kenny and I are going away on a little trick.
Speaker 4: Maybe Kenny is Brenda but not you.
Speaker 5: Ray.
Speaker 2: Put away that gun.
Speaker 1: What's the idea, Sinclaire?
Speaker 6: I warned you to stay away from my wife, Kenny,
but you wouldn't lessen, Ray. Maybe this is the only
language you can understand.
Speaker 7: Ray, Raymond Sudclair. It is the judgment of this court
that you be confined to States Penitentiary, and on the
night of November twenty seventh, you shall be electrocuted there
as provided.
Speaker 1: For by state law.
Speaker 8: And may God have mercy.
Speaker 4: Said Blair. Yes, sir, some visitors for you.
Speaker 1: Hello Mike Nancy, Hello, may right? Uh?
Speaker 4: Have have you heard anything yet?
Speaker 5: You better tell him?
Speaker 8: Mike.
Speaker 1: Ray, We we just got back from seeing the governor.
Speaker 4: Bad news.
Speaker 1: Uh. I'm sorry for I wasn't very hopeful.
Speaker 6: No matter how you put it, I still killed a
man in cold blood.
Speaker 4: Oh well we Sinclair's never did that much luck with
our women anyway.
Speaker 1: At least you will be glad to know your brother
Danny broke the jinks. Uh, good for him.
Speaker 4: Too bad I never got a chance to meet his wife.
What what do you.
Speaker 1: Think of her? Nancy?
Speaker 5: Gloria is all right?
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm glad to hear that Dan. He deserves the best.
He he's a good kid. One and a million and
glory are waiting at my partner, Mike, I wonder if
you'd do me a great favor. You don't have to
wat square.
Speaker 6: I'm a little worried about Danny. I'm afraid he may
go off the deep end after this. You know, he
always felt that Brenda.
Speaker 1: Was responsible for this mess. I understand. He's just a kid, Mike,
He's got screwy ideas. Would you keep an eye on him?
It's a promise, like what what time is it? Almost nine? Mud?
They say the last sixty minutes or the toughest thing?
Got a cigarette? Oh sure? Everyone? Nancy?
Speaker 5: Yes, please?
Speaker 1: No, I'm not three on the match. Mike.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're gonna stick around.
Speaker 1: I'd like it too, very much.
Speaker 5: Oh back already.
Speaker 1: Guess it's all over by.
Speaker 5: I know we heard the flash on the radio. Where
is Danny in the living room?
Speaker 1: How's he taking it?
Speaker 5: Not so good, Mike.
Speaker 3: If you don't yellow or cry, I could understand it.
But he just sits there and looks at the wall.
You won't even talk to me.
Speaker 1: Hello, Danny? Hello? How's the boy? Great? Danny? I I
can't tell.
Speaker 5: You, Mike, Mike. Maybe Danny would like some coffee.
Speaker 1: Oh that's a swell idea, Darning. Why don't you make some? No,
I don't bother Nancy.
Speaker 4: Danny.
Speaker 2: For heaven's sake, stop it.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Gloria.
Speaker 4: Danny.
Speaker 5: You've got to stop tormenting yourself. We know what you're
going through.
Speaker 9: No, I don't think you're doing Nancy.
Speaker 1: Mike. Did you make all the funeral arrangements?
Speaker 4: No, you see, kidd it.
Speaker 1: It was kind of taken out of my hands. Oh
what do you mean your sister in law, Brenda claimed
the body. Oh, good old Brenda.
Speaker 4: She doesn't miss a trick, does she.
Speaker 9: I hope there were plenty of som sisters around to
catch her act.
Speaker 10: Yes, she ought to get a headline out of it
and without any effort.
Speaker 1: All right, Danny Spinnett, what have you got on your mind? Murder?
Speaker 2: Danny?
Speaker 1: That's right, Gloria.
Speaker 9: I got an appointment with Brenda tonight, and I'm afraid
she doesn't.
Speaker 4: Know about it yet.
Speaker 2: Danny, I'm not being funny. I didn't intend it to be.
Why don't you get wife yourself. It's time you grew up.
Try to be a man for a change, and not
a sniveling brat.
Speaker 9: Oh, I'm glad to find out what you think of me, Danny.
Speaker 5: Don't you see she's only telling you that for your
own good.
Speaker 2: Don't argue with him, Nancy.
Speaker 5: It isn't worth the effort.
Speaker 3: He'll go along all his life feeling sorry for himself,
wondering what everybody picks on him. I've seen kids of
ten with more stuff than he's got.
Speaker 1: Anything else you would care to No, I've.
Speaker 3: Said my piece, Danny. Anytime you want to go, it's
perfectly all right with me.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your permission.
Speaker 4: Right, don't let him, Danny. Where'd you get that gun?
Speaker 1: It's yours. I got a lot of your desk, strayer,
let me have it. I'm sorry, friend, No can do Danny.
I want you to give me that gun.
Speaker 9: I'm like you a swellowing me, so please don't maybe
do something I'll be sorry for.
Speaker 2: I'll say, where you are?
Speaker 1: Are you going to give me that gun?
Speaker 5: How?
Speaker 2: Come closer next time, Mike, Danny, listen to me.
Speaker 4: I have grian.
Speaker 11: I've taken it very much, so heart so I'm just
a kid making.
Speaker 4: Big talk, am I? Well?
Speaker 11: Watch me changed from.
Speaker 1: Well, no, we have to worry about Danny and hope
he'll realize that Branda's not not worth shooting. Well, there
isn't anything I can do about that. But here's something
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It's a few minutes later and in Mike's apartment, the
Falcon and Gloria I listen anxiously while Nancy makes a call.
Speaker 10: Well, Nancy, oh, the operator couldn't give me the number.
Speaker 5: Mike, Now, how are you going to warn Brenda? I
really don't see why your people are so concerned. Danny
won't do anything.
Speaker 1: You're wrong, Glawia.
Speaker 2: Look, Mike, I'm married to him. I know how he reacts.
Speaker 5: Wait, Danny could no more.
Speaker 2: Kill her than I could. Basically, he's just a sweet kid.
Speaker 1: Just a sweet kid bent on murder.
Speaker 3: Well, then you think he meant what he said every word? Woo,
Why did you do something I'm trying to Gloria. Now
let me think you do that, Mike. But I'm not
going to sit around and wait any longer. I'm going
after that, Gloria, come back here.
Speaker 1: Better go donning. He'll give her something to occupy her mind.
Speaker 5: But shouldn't we phone the police or Oh, it's something
I'd rather not.
Speaker 1: If it ever gets out that Danny's gunning for his
sister in law, it'll make a Roman holiday for the newsboys.
Speaker 5: Well, what do you think Danny will be doing?
Speaker 10: Meanwhile, in case you've forgotten Darning, that boy is wired
for sound.
Speaker 1: And suppose we attempt a little short circuiting, maybe we
can still beat him into her apartment. Get your coat, baby,
it's worth a try.
Speaker 4: You dog.
Speaker 5: You did miss Brenda, didn't you?
Speaker 4: Baby?
Speaker 2: Come on, let's see who it is.
Speaker 5: Daddy. Oh you de silver? What do you want?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna talk to you when all the time you've
got a lotty dog in your lot.
Speaker 5: Don't speak that way about Wangpool.
Speaker 1: Excuse him? Please brand In the last month you borrow
across the twelve grand from me.
Speaker 3: You'll get your money back, sure, But any day, as
soon as they settle, raise the steak.
Speaker 1: I got news for you, darling.
Speaker 11: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Papa didn't leave you a cent? You know it's my business,
don't know?
Speaker 3: With a dirty double cross Orf, try giving the best
years of my life, you know.
Speaker 1: For a smart dame Branda, you're donna use your head
so good? Twelve grands don't mean so much to the Silver,
and you'd like me to call him off?
Speaker 5: What's the catch the silver? You never gave away anything
in your life?
Speaker 1: Oh catch, just marry me?
Speaker 5: Are you kidding? You?
Speaker 1: Good? The worst?
Speaker 4: Are you?
Speaker 9: Fat slob?
Speaker 5: I wouldn't have you for all the gold in.
Speaker 1: Your teeth, or if that wasn't hockey. You're off of fussy.
Speaker 5: Don't make me laugh now, go on get out.
Speaker 1: You wanna watch your mouth, girly, nobody ever talks to
the Silver like that?
Speaker 5: Are you threatening me? You big apes?
Speaker 1: Come on in? Hello, Brenda?
Speaker 5: Oh why sugar plumb?
Speaker 10: This is a surprise, too darkly sweet of you to call,
isn't it sweet of me too? H?
Speaker 5: Nancy? I didn't see you.
Speaker 1: Are we interrupting something?
Speaker 2: No, nothing important? Mister de Kilburn was just leaving.
Speaker 5: Weren't you fetch the.
Speaker 1: Maybe when you're thinking, oh there they're.
Speaker 2: There, darling the nasty man frightened mammas.
Speaker 1: Isn't she sweet?
Speaker 5: Michael?
Speaker 1: Mm?
Speaker 5: She's pretty creed, you know? Takes after her mother, doesn't
she Ye, what did you mean by that crack? You're
readily what you say? Well, Nancy never liked me, Michael.
You were the only one who ever understood me.
Speaker 1: Yes, my sugar plum.
Speaker 4: Oh come now, Brenda, this is sugar plumb.
Speaker 1: Remember you knew you'll win, very funny.
Speaker 5: Well, what do you want?
Speaker 2: I don't suppose you came around to offer your condolences.
Speaker 1: Nobody came around to offer some advice. Your brother in law,
Danny's gunning for you.
Speaker 5: Look, Mike, if that's all you've got to say, you
can beat it. Little Brenda can look after herself, Darling,
let's go okay.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, sugar plumb?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 5: Did Ray leave all his money to Danny?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 4: Nothing?
Speaker 3: It just dawned on me that my brother in law
isn't such a kid as that he's got possibilities. The
right woman could do a lot for him.
Speaker 5: Maybe the right woman could. But if I were you,
I'd forget it, Brenda.
Speaker 3: But then you're not me, dear, because what I've forgotten
you'll never learn.
Speaker 5: Good Night, you.
Speaker 2: Lovely people come to mom.
Speaker 5: That's a sweet thing. Mamma's little bird was so.
Speaker 3: Hungry, And I'm going all right, all right.
Speaker 2: On coming, Danny Darling. I'm so glad you dropped in.
Speaker 1: Nothing could keep me away.
Speaker 5: Let me take your coat.
Speaker 2: Never mind, Danny, don't mean to Brenda. Now the poor
Ray is gun.
Speaker 5: That just the two of us left. We've got to
look out for a woman, Danny. Tanny put away that.
Speaker 1: Gun as soon as I finished.
Speaker 2: You're frightening one pool.
Speaker 1: What about you, Kenny.
Speaker 5: You've got to believe me.
Speaker 2: It wasn't my fault.
Speaker 1: You're quite true.
Speaker 2: You're crazy, Danny.
Speaker 5: You're crazy. You'll never get away with it, though, fat
like they did.
Speaker 1: Ray.
Speaker 2: I don't think so, Mike.
Speaker 5: I'm worried.
Speaker 1: There's no reason to be Nancy.
Speaker 5: When I think of Danny rom in the streets with
a gun.
Speaker 1: Uh. Don't you worry about Brenda? That baby can take
care of herself.
Speaker 5: And don't you know it?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: And don't I know?
Speaker 5: And just how well did you know her before she
met Ray? Darling?
Speaker 1: Ah saved by the bell?
Speaker 2: Come in, Mike, Mike, did you find Danny?
Speaker 1: No? Didn't you No?
Speaker 3: I looked everywhere. I e went up to Brenda's apartment.
Well there was no answer, Mike.
Speaker 1: I'm scared, but there's nothing to be scared about. That's good.
Speaker 4: Hello Falcon, Yes, this is Julie Gleason.
Speaker 3: Do it head boys?
Speaker 1: Oh hi, Sergeant Hu's tricks?
Speaker 4: Well, uh, I'll share of a couple of twinges in
my back. I can't complain, Say, Falkin, you were a
friend of Race and Claire, won't you?
Speaker 1: That's right?
Speaker 8: And it might interest you to learn that murder.
Speaker 4: Runs in the family.
Speaker 1: What are you babbling about?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 4: He just knocked off his shistern on.
Speaker 1: No, there must be some mistake. There's no mistake.
Speaker 4: He tried to kill himself afterward, but he lost his name.
Speaker 1: Listens, hold everything, I'm coming right down.
Speaker 4: Take your time fucking this now, hurry the way it
looks now your friend's going to be with us for
a long long time. Now check me if I'm wrong, Danny.
After you pulled the rod, your sister in law tried to.
Speaker 1: Move away from you, that's right.
Speaker 4: Whereupon you made a couple of more speeches and then
you'll let fly at her.
Speaker 1: What you do after that? I turned the gun on myself.
Speaker 4: Then you passed out. Yes, sir, I think that takes
care of everything. Now if you'll just sign this now,
what at least and tell him to let me in,
all right? George?
Speaker 1: Hello, Danny, Oh, how do you feel? All right? I
guess I want you to tell me exactly what happened,
if you don't mind, falk And I was here first.
Now go ahead, kid, sign it? What's that his confession?
Hold it, Danny Gleson. Have you seen Charlie de Silva?
Speaker 4: You mean the loan shark.
Speaker 1: Yes, he had a fight with Brenda tonight. She was
in hawk to him.
Speaker 4: I heard all about it. We had him on the
carpet an hour ago.
Speaker 1: How come you let him go without informing me?
Speaker 4: Look, folk, and I was under the impression the new
mayor's name was O'Dwyer.
Speaker 1: Well, can't you give me a little time to get
all the angles?
Speaker 4: Why do you want to give the kid false hopes?
We know who killed the dan? He admits it.
Speaker 1: He's right, Mike. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And this is the gun you used, Danny.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, I took it from Mike's apartment.
Speaker 4: But see that anything to waste time?
Speaker 1: Yes, that's mine. Only when he took it it was
fully loaded. Say would a minute, Danny, how many shots
did you fire at Brenda? One? One of yourself? Is
that right, yes, And before you left my place you
took a pot shot at me.
Speaker 4: Oh he did.
Speaker 1: Now that's not the point, Gleason. How many shots in all?
Is that? Mate?
Speaker 4: Don't tell me three?
Speaker 1: All right? Einstein? Look at this chamber. There are four
exploded shells in there. How do you explain that it's easy?
He shot the girl twice? Did you find two slugs
in her?
Speaker 4: Well? No?
Speaker 1: And what happened to the other bullet?
Speaker 4: It went wild?
Speaker 1: No it didn't. I only shot her once and then
I turned the gun on myself.
Speaker 4: You're lye Who's who I had?
Speaker 1: Gleason? He's admitted killing her. What motive would he have
to lie about that missing bullet?
Speaker 4: It must be somewhere in a rum.
Speaker 1: Did any of your boys find it?
Speaker 4: What was the point of looking?
Speaker 1: And you can't have any objections if I do? Fow? Can?
Speaker 4: Will you stop trying to complicate matters?
Speaker 1: Come on, Sergeant be a sport. Give me an hour
to look over Brenda's apartment. If I can't find the
shell by that time, I've advised Danny to sign the confession.
Speaker 4: There will be no more horse than herund I give
you my word. Okay, here's the key.
Speaker 5: Bike how much of that hour have we got left?
Speaker 1: About twenty minutes?
Speaker 5: It will have to work a lot faster.
Speaker 1: Well, there's one shore thing that slug isn't anywhere on
this floor. Suppose we try to reconstruct what happened. Oh,
I'll play Danny and you play Brenda.
Speaker 11: Oh this ought to be fun.
Speaker 5: What do I do?
Speaker 1: Well? According to Danny's story, he was standing over by
the sofa. Are you back away from me as if
you were afraid?
Speaker 5: You mean light like this?
Speaker 1: Oh that's perfect. I pull out the gun.
Speaker 5: You might put that thing away.
Speaker 1: It's all right there. I just want to make this
as realistic as possible.
Speaker 5: Let us not overdo it. You don't have to point
it at me.
Speaker 1: Don't haggle, Nancy, get on with your act. Pretend you're Brenda.
Now what would you say?
Speaker 5: Now? You wouldn't shoot poor little n now, would you?
Sugar plum?
Speaker 1: I certainly will if you continue with that sugar plum routine?
Where'd you pick that up from?
Speaker 5: Brenda?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: The question is where did she pick it up?
Speaker 1: Now, Darling, stick to your script? Where were we? Oh? Yes,
you just finished pleading for your.
Speaker 5: Life and it's availed me nothing?
Speaker 1: Right, So now I shoot bang?
Speaker 5: Am I dead?
Speaker 1: Very just crumpled gracefully to the floor. Ah that's the way.
Speaker 4: Hm?
Speaker 5: How do I look as a corpse?
Speaker 1: Not so good?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: And I thought I gave a wonderful performance.
Speaker 1: No, now something's missing?
Speaker 5: Did I leave out a sugar plum?
Speaker 1: Say? Wait a minute, I think I've got it? Sure
you know what's wrong with this picture? You didn't have
like I heard it. Maybe someone's coming in here? Just
take one? Hello is silver? Huh? I said hello? Now
shut the door and come in. What are you doing here?
Since one? I gotta answer your questions? Might be smart?
If you did see this? Would that ride away? Fulgan?
You're not frightening anybody except me? Nancy, phone Sergeant Gleeson.
Tell him I'm taking the Silver over to my apartment.
Ask him to bring Danny there.
Speaker 2: But Mike, isn't that highly irregular?
Speaker 1: Highly? But then, dear, this is a most unconventional murder.
You're not something, Fulgan. I got a hunch you're gonna
be very sorry about this, and I gotta hunch the silver.
You may be right, Nancy. That must be Sergeant Gleason.
Will you let him in?
Speaker 5: Hello? Sergeant Hiron? Nancy oh, and you brought a friend along?
Speaker 2: Hella, Hi, Nancy, by guess he's here?
Speaker 9: W Gloria, Gloria.
Speaker 5: Now, don't og Gleason.
Speaker 2: It's not polite.
Speaker 5: Oh so so did I believe you know?
Speaker 4: Mister de Silver we've met Nancy?
Speaker 1: Will you lock the door? Please?
Speaker 5: Certainly? What will I do with the key?
Speaker 1: Put it where no one can get it?
Speaker 5: I know just the place.
Speaker 1: Hey, don't do that.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sorry, sergeant, it's slipped.
Speaker 4: Very comical. I know a good one too. Suppose I
tossed you all in the clink.
Speaker 1: Relax, Gleeson, I'll tell you why Nancy did that.
Speaker 4: It better be good.
Speaker 1: It is the killer of Brenda Sinclaire's in this room.
You don't have to tell me I brought him here. Well,
if you did, he's not getting out alive.
Speaker 4: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Why do you think I had Nancy locked that door?
Speaker 4: You expect to sweat a confecsion out of someone.
Speaker 1: More than that, Gleason. Give me half an hour and
that someone will be sweating blood. This time it'll be
his own. Well, all I can say is that the
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back to the Adventures of the Falcon. Twenty five minutes
have passed since Mike Wearing made his promise to reveal
the killer of BRender Sinclair. Now in the Falcon's apartment. Well,
how about it, folks, anybody feel like confessing? How about you?
De Silver? They say it's good for the soul. You
can go razy easy now for her luck.
Speaker 4: Falcon A joke's a joke. But but what if you
don't open that door?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Gleason, you saw Nancy lose the key. No
one's leaving until the murderer confesses.
Speaker 4: But Danny killed her, didn't your kid?
Speaker 1: Oh? I'm not so sure. Now see what goes on here.
I only fired three shots out of that gun, so
you did, but the chamber shows that four were fired.
Maybe you'd like to know what happened to that missing bullet.
Speaker 4: Did you find it in Branda's apartment? Fulkan?
Speaker 1: No, that's what put me on the right track.
Speaker 4: You didn't, so it did? Oh? Why didn't I learn
a trade?
Speaker 1: Try to visualize this scene, sergeant, because this is what
must have happened after Danny's shot Brenda.
Speaker 4: We know she keeled over dead, that's just it.
Speaker 1: She wasn't dead then that bullet didn't touch her, and
the mine's crazy. No one ever saw Brenda unless she
was caring about that pet Pekinese of hers wang pooh.
It's the only thing she was fond of. So what Well,
that's where your missing bullet went. You'd hit the dog
why that's right? And Brenda fainted from sheer fright as
anyone might, but Danny didn't know that he turned the
gun on himself. Next our murderer enters, he sees brendan
Danny out cold, so he takes the gun out of
Danny's hand and pumps a shot into Brenda, and he exits,
but not before he removes the dying dog. Why he
had to, otherwise it would give the whole show away?
Am I right to silver? How will I know that
that's right? You wouldn't, come to think of it, You
had no real motive to kill Brenda. You wanted either
Brenda or the money you loaned her, But with her dead,
you were out of luck on both counts.
Speaker 5: So if we want to.
Speaker 1: Find our killer, you'll have to look elsewhere for.
Speaker 2: Him, Mike, you said him.
Speaker 5: Then our murderer is a man.
Speaker 1: That was a figure of speech to you. It happens
our killer is a woman, isn't she, Gloria? Huh? That's right?
She killed Brenda? What the whole thing's crazy?
Speaker 4: I killed her?
Speaker 1: Or you only thought you did? Danny? Isn't that right, Gloria?
Speaker 5: What am I supposed to do?
Speaker 2: Break down and confess.
Speaker 1: It might help if you want to get out of here.
Speaker 2: I'm in no hurry. I can stay all night. I
hope your guest room is comfortable.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid you'll never live to use it. I see
you've got a band aid on your hand. Is that
where Wang Poo nipped you when you picked him up?
Speaker 5: Who has gone much longer?
Speaker 1: Not much? I had some of the blood on Brenda's
carpet analyzed was dog's blood, and the vet told me
that the hound had rabies, and whoever handled it was
bound to get hydrophobia. Soever have hydrophobia, Gloria.
Speaker 2: You're not frightening me.
Speaker 1: She must have gotten that fight around ten o'clock. It
means the incubation period is almost over, maybe a half
hour more, they tell me. Unless you get to a
doctor fast, it starts off with a burning sensation. By
the way, Gloria, how does that hand feel? Kind of you?
Speaker 2: Stop?
Speaker 1: Stop it making up funny. It's an awful temptation to
scratch it, isn't there? Better watch out for that darling
that spreads the infection all faster.
Speaker 5: Cut it out. I haven't taken it off.
Speaker 1: What, Gloria, where are you going that door's locked.
Speaker 4: Remember, let me out of here.
Speaker 5: Let me get to a doctor. Please, please let me.
Speaker 10: Michael, m there wasn't any blood on Brenda's carpet, that's right,
And that pooch didn't have read these, of course not.
Speaker 1: It was at nice touch, though, wasn't it.
Speaker 5: Oh lovely?
Speaker 1: It just goes to prove what a terrible thing a
guilty conscience can be.
Speaker 10: Yes, But I still don't understand why Gloria killed Brenda.
Speaker 1: Oh, she didn't intend to. Originally, she thought Danny was
going to do it for her, but when he fumbled
the ball, she had to do the job herself.
Speaker 5: I don't follow you.
Speaker 1: Well, Gloria knew the cops would grab that.
Speaker 5: You mean she wanted to get rid of him.
Speaker 1: That was her fondest desire. When Ray went to the chair,
Danny became a rich kid.
Speaker 4: If anything happened to him, his money would go to Gloria.
Speaker 1: Natch. Could you ask for a better motive?
Speaker 5: Then, when she boiled Danny out before he left.
Speaker 1: She was just trying to go to him. But Mike, now, Darling,
I've told you everything.
Speaker 5: Oh no, there's one thing you forgot. What Brenda calls
you sugar, Plums. How do you explain that?
Speaker 1: Oh? Man, see, let's not go into that now. It's
a long story.
Speaker 5: Oh but that's the kind I like.
Speaker 4: Best come here, darling, now, Michael stops.
Speaker 5: They're not going to get out of it like that.
Speaker 1: I didn't intend to, Dear, you wanted to hear the
story of Brendan sugar Plum. Yes, well, what you got
just then.
Speaker 4: Was that the prologue.
Speaker 1: Murder is a Grave situation. Murder is a grave situation.
That's the title of next week's Adventure of the Falcon,
when Mike Waring learns that even those with double trouble
can only die once. So be sure and listen next
week at the same time to another gay, exciting adventure
of the Falcon, and in the meanwhile, avoid five o'clock
shadow with a gem raiser and gem blades. The Adventures
of the Falcon are based on the famous character created
by Drexel Drake. James min was starred as the Falcon.
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