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Speaker 1: The National Broadcasting Company presents Joel McCrae in Tales of

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the Texas Rangers. Tonight Transcribe from Hollywood another authentic reenactment

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of a case from the files of the Texas Rangers.

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Tales of the Texas Rangers, starring Joel McCrae as Ranger

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Jace Pearson.

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Speaker 2: Texas more than two hundred and sixty.

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Speaker 3: Thousand square miles and fifty men who make up the

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most famous and.

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Speaker 1: Oldest law enforcement party in North America. Now from the

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files of the Texas Rangers come these stories.

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Speaker 3: Based on fact only names, dates, and places are victors.

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Speaker 1: There's just more obvious reasons. The events themselves are a

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matter of record. Case Fortnite, Room one fourteen.

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Speaker 4: It is four forty seven pm the afternoon of October

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twenty ninth, nineteen twenty seven. Liz Ferris, a chamber maid

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at the Hotel Alamo in the town of Lynthia, Texas,

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approaches Sam Bixby the desk clip.

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Speaker 3: Mister Bigsby, Ooh, Liz, though't you went home.

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Speaker 5: I can't see they'll ever get home till you get

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the rooms finished. We're still in been in room one.

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Speaker 3: Fourteen, one fourteen. That's mister Bolland's room. Oh, he won

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out a couple hours.

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Speaker 5: Ago, and he left one of them do not disturb

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cards on his door, just the same. Who's king in

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the box?

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Speaker 6: There?

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Speaker 5: I look before while you're sorting out the mail.

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Speaker 3: We probably just forgot believe he was key. You got

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your past key, you can get in.

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Speaker 5: Well, you know he didn't come back again without you

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seeing him.

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Speaker 6: Suppose he's in.

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Speaker 5: There taking a bath.

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Speaker 3: Alright, Liz, all right, come on, I'll come back when

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they give me the keys.

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Speaker 5: Some folks don't care at all when I finish work,

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long as they can sleep the day away.

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Speaker 3: No, Liz, mister Boling's been here for two days and

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this is the first time he's give you any trouble.

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Speaker 5: Well, if it ain't him, somebody else there there's that

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do not disturb?

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Speaker 6: Caught on the door?

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Speaker 2: Like I said, you try and knock him not on

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the door.

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Speaker 3: Of course I didn't.

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Speaker 5: I got some consideration for other folks, even though they

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ain't got none for me.

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Speaker 2: Sides are on.

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Speaker 5: The vacuum cleaning the hall hard enough to.

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Speaker 2: Wake the dead.

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Speaker 3: Really don't answer and knock? Sure he went out?

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Speaker 6: Oh you're so sure?

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Speaker 5: Why don't you open the door then.

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Speaker 3: You, uh, you and mister Ballin.

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Speaker 6: Mister Ballin, he's out, all right, go ahead, live all right.

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I'll make the bed first and get.

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Speaker 5: The bets sticking up under the bed.

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Speaker 6: And that's blood on the rug. Lady, be quiet, list

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don't let the other guests here. You I better call

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the sheriff right away.

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Speaker 4: Sheriff James Kurfis reached the murder scene and immediately sent

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out a request for assistance from the Texas Rangers. Ranger

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Jason Pearson was assigned to investigate him. He joined the

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sheriff in room one fourteen of the Alamo Hotel.

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Speaker 3: Everything just like I found it.

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Speaker 4: Ranger Scheffner had the bed move so that I could

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get a look at the body.

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Speaker 3: Throat slashed. Huh looks like it was done with a

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straight edged razor, Sheriff.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, weaponing around any please, So that's what made me

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figured it was murder for sure.

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Speaker 3: I could have figured that out even if the razor

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was around. Arms of his hands are cut too. He

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tried to have the razor and get it away from

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whoever killed him. Oh she, we better cover him with

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a sheet. Austin, have fingerprint man here soon you know

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who he is.

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Speaker 4: The name on the registers, Henry Boling Ben here two

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days come up from loom Star to sell some cattle

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Speaker 3: All the way up here from Lone start auction cattle.

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That's pretty far. And you mentioned it is. Yeah, plenty

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of who discovered the body? A district and cleaning woman.

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You must have passed hm out in the hall tol

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him a week right, I'm saying, yeah, I saw him.

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We better talk to him. Which men Range wants to

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do them?

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Speaker 6: I already told you all I know, Sheriff.

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Speaker 3: Anybody come in to visit in this room today, well

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it's hard to say, Ranger. A lot of cattlemen in

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the town when auction's running. Well, nobody stopped by the desk.

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But you know how it is, man know each other,

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visitor around.

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Speaker 5: Sure, if you've been out ten in his business like

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a man ought to be, he mightn't be.

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Speaker 3: That's what I say now, Liz, I told you he

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was out. I saw him go. When was this a

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little later? Maybe? But I didn't see him come in again.

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You sure it was bowling you saw? Might have been

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somebody dressed like him, wearing his clothes.

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Speaker 6: Maybe Oh, no, I saw him good enough.

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Speaker 3: No, for sure, stop just a few feet from a

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desk to wipe his eyeglasses with a handkerchief. Eyeglasses. I'm

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wrong with that, jeez, I'll tell you in a minute.

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He wears glasses all the time.

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Speaker 6: Every time I said, I see.

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Speaker 3: When you open this door, most of the body was

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hidden by the bed, wasn't it. The bed's been moved

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since then. I think you better come in and identify

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the body.

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Speaker 5: Oh do we have to?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm afraid it's necessary. That's the man in here

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didn't wear glasses.

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Speaker 4: Come on, well, okay, look, he wouldn't have to be

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wearing him when he was killed.

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Speaker 3: He never wore him. Man who wears glasses all the

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time has little pressure marks alongside the bridge of his nose.

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It's the thing we always look for. Helps with identification.

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And I'll move the sheet. What that ain't, mister Boland?

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Speaker 6: No it ain't.

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Speaker 3: Then who is this willing sheriff? I don't know. I

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never saw him before. He's a lot different, mister Boland.

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Not only wore glasses, he had a mustache and this

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spillard doned. This couldn't be him clean shaven? Oh, Sir,

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could not looks like Boland isn't our victim, sheriff, looks

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like he's the killer. I made some photos of the

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dead man, got a quick developing job done, and headed

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for Lone Star, the town Bowland had given us his

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address on the way. I called my headquarters and asked

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to have Ranger Steve Clark meet me there. He was

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waiting at the county courthouse when I drove up, Hotty

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jays Haughtie. Steve been waiting long.

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Speaker 6: Oh, just got here about half an hour ago.

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Speaker 3: Say what's up? Head Quarters? Fell in on the killing

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of the Alamo hotel in them Fia. Yeah, they told

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me about it. Good. How far off the Bowland.

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Speaker 6: Range against nine miles southwest?

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Speaker 3: What do we do? Go out and grab Boland if

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he's around? But it isn't likely after checking out of

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that hotel and leaving a dead man in his room?

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Why'd you had this way? Then? Nobody had Limpia had

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seen the dead man before. We've got to find out

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who he is. If there was bad blood between him

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and Boland, somebody around here might know about it.

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Speaker 6: That's good thought. I love my horse in with yours.

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We can go out to the ranch and wake him up.

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Speaker 3: The Boland ranch was plenty big, spreading and sprawling out

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south of the main highway. The ranch house was deserted

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except for a Mexican woman. She was frightened and wouldn't

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unlatch the screen door. We just want to talk to you. Man. Away,

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Go away, you come back again. We mister Borland each here.

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We're Texas Rangers. We just want some information from you.

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You go away. If mister Boland is in there, we'd

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like to talk to her. No run yet, here, senor.

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Speaker 6: No one won't do you any good to hide him, ma'am.

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If he's not there, why can't we come in and

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look around?

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Speaker 3: No, we should have gotten the search warn shas now.

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She's just frightened because she's alone. There ought to be

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somebody else around the ranch. This size bowling must have hens.

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Where are the men, Senora of our caros who work

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on the range?

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Speaker 6: Jump out to work the round up?

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Speaker 3: All right, Senora, you can go back to bed. We'll

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go talk to them.

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Speaker 4: You.

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Speaker 6: Senora wasn't too happy to see you, boy.

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Speaker 3: I know. Let's get the horses out of the trailer.

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Speaker 6: You really want to look for those car polks to non.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, because we got plenty of other things to do

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in the morning. Come on, charcoal, Come on, what's on

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your mind for the morning? Find out where Bowling banks.

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Watch his account so we can trace him. Pee cash

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is a check anyplace?

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Speaker 7: Hey, it'll make it tougher for him to hide, all right,

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that's how I want to make it tough. Well, that's right, yeah, yeah,

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Holand had plenty of stock, all right.

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Speaker 3: We passed cows and calves for the score. But ground

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marks showed that the main herds the selling beef were

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driving south.

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Speaker 6: Railroad runs to the South Jays. Just I'm moving them that.

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Speaker 3: Way for shipping figures. That's why we had to ride.

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Speaker 6: So far and must make take them three or four

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days to cut out the stairs and drive them to

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a main can.

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Speaker 3: We ought to be spotting some riders soon. Trail marks

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have been getting pressure, and.

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Speaker 6: If we don't, we're gonna have to rest these ponies.

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We've been knocking on them. Steady off about it, all right.

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Speaker 3: We're getting close. They can rest soon. Look, yeah, mace

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over there in the moonlight, look down at the base

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on the east end. Yeah, campfire, come on, come on,

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yeah and see the stock now only part of the

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hurt and the looks of it.

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Speaker 6: Probably got a few folks working each section, driving into

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the railhead from different angles.

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Speaker 3: They can drive them anyway they want. All I want

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is somebody who can identify the photographs of a dead man.

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Speaker 6: Can't find there all right, Jason, nobody around it. That's

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kind of funny in it.

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Speaker 3: The fire must have been made by cow folks. They

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gotta be around.

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Speaker 6: Horses couldn't move off. They were hobbled. But there ain't

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any horses inside either nowt but part of the herd.

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Speaker 3: And then they moved around to the other side of the mason.

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Who wait that shut come from James hump a rushing

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rock at the edge of the mesa.

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Speaker 6: Oh, were easy to.

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Speaker 8: Where are you come on when we can see your

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hands high? Not why they're gunning from cover for you,

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saying for.

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Speaker 6: The right to media and for you what are you doing?

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On the same were Texas Rangers, Rangers, the rangers, let's get.

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Speaker 9: A look at come on, yeah, yep, full charcoal. Now

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move out of.

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Speaker 3: That brush or we can see you. Okay, we better

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get off our horses. Jas make sures of the target

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for him. Yeah, well, reckon y'all rangers. All right, my

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name's Frank Tuller. This Charlie is small. Remind the introduction's tler.

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You always throw let at anybody riding this range.

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Speaker 6: I'm fired over your head, just a warning, wanning for

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what it shor the's rangers.

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Speaker 3: Somebody's been making off with some stock and bowling. Told

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us to be on the lookout for strange riders bowling

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here around No when'd you see him last?

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Speaker 6: Just before we start out on round him?

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Speaker 4: Teller and I ain't seen anybody but each other for

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almost a week.

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Speaker 3: And you don't have any idea where your boss might be. Now,

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would we know? You seem mighty anxious to find him.

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I am mighty anxious and abortioning some kind of trouble.

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He's in plenty of trouble and you'll find it out

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sooner or later. He's wandered from murdering a man in

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a hotel in Olympia. So if you know where he is,

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or even where he might be, you better talk up. Well,

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we knew we till you ran off, but we don't

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know anybody. Boland's been having trouble with No Bosh never

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had trouble with nobody. It's a dead man. Who'd disagree

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with that? If he could get those photos out of

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your saddlebag? Will you, Steve, why maybe you can identify

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the man Boland killed? Hey, yeah, Jas, thanks here, teller,

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and you're too small huh. Take a look, machine Ranger.

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Boland never killed this man? Or makes you so sure

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of that?

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Speaker 6: Because this is the boss. This is a picture of

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Boland himself.

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Speaker 1: You are listening to Tales of the Texas Rangers, starring

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Joel McCrae as Ranger Jase Pearson. We continue now with

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tonight's case Room one fourteen, an authentic story from the

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files of the Texas Rangers.

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Speaker 3: We had our killer, cold knew his name, his address,

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and he turned out to be the dead man. The

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case fell apart. It didn't make sense.

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Speaker 6: You're sure this is a photo of Bulan.

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Speaker 3: We ought to know. We've been working for.

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Speaker 6: Him for a year ever since to come down from

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Wyoming and bought this spread.

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Speaker 3: That's clerk at the hotel in Lympia said he never

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seen this man before.

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Speaker 6: I can't have that.

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Speaker 3: Bolan was registered at that hotel for two days. Clerk

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said he wore eyeglasses and a mustache.

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Speaker 6: Then the man he wasn't Henry Bolan. He's something fishy

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about this whole thing, Jace. I can't figure why anybody.

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Speaker 3: Went it, Steve. Eh, you fella said Bolan thought somebody

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was running his stock off? Yes? Right? Is his brand registered? Sure?

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It is box B brand. Thanks? We want any more information,

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We'll be out to see you later. Come on, Steve.

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But Jace, go on, get mount, get up charge hope if.

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Speaker 6: You checked the man?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: Thanks?

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Speaker 6: What's on your mind? Jas Or? Ask about the missing

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cattle and the brand registration. Boland thought some of his

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cattle were missing the registered brand.

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Speaker 3: Stolen cattle are hard to get rid of. It wouldn't

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be so hard if the thief took them to an

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out of the way auction barn like the one in

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Olympia and then pretended to be Bowland when he sold them. Hey, Jace,

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that makes sense, or does? That's why somebody registered the

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Alamo under Bolan's name.

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Speaker 6: And Bolan must have found out about it, went after

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Lympia for a showdown and got himself killed.

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Speaker 3: That's the picture.

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Speaker 6: I'll buy it, Jason. But who killed it?

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Speaker 3: That's something we're going to have to find out. Whoever

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it was it was somebody Boland knew, or he wouldn't

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have been able to follow him to that hotel room.

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Speaker 6: And if the cattle were stolen from here by somebody

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bowlan new Bolan hasn't been here very long. The thief

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might have been one of his own ranch hands.

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Speaker 3: We'll playing it that way. Steve's stick around here and

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see if we can find a poke with a mustache

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and eyeglasses. During the next morning, we spotted a pair

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of riders and asked if they knew of a hand

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with a mustache and glasses. There was such a man

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on the ranch, and they told us what general direction

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he might be working in. A couple of hours later,

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we found him alone, pushing some strays out of a

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blind draw. That's him.

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Speaker 6: Jason just saw the sound of flack gun and flashes.

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Speaker 3: Let's go yeah, yeah, yo there right where we are.

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Speaker 6: Don't go for that rifle, whole stuff.

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Speaker 3: We'll ask the questions mustache to yeah. Let's sit tight

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on that horse until I got your rifle. Hellok, ranger,

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when you come.

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Speaker 1: Riding down on me like I've done something, grab my gun.

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Speaker 6: I reckon, I got a rife.

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Speaker 3: You know what it's all about. You've been at the

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Alamo Hotel in Lympia recently. Never been in Lympea in

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my whole life. Where you've been for the past four days,

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right here on this range working anybody, No, just me,

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I'll come. The other hands are working in twos and threes.

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Well I ain't. I've been working through this bad landscrip,

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no herd in here, nothing but a few strays one

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man can dig out.

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Speaker 6: And that's how come anybody's seen you here in the

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last couple of days.

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Speaker 3: How could anybody see me? I've been way back in

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that scrub canyon. Yeah, if nobody saw you there, nobody'd

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see you if you weren't there either. What's your name,

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Dave Boden? Booden? Huh? All right, you better come with us.

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Come with you for what. I ain't come at any place.

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I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. Somebody murdered your boss,

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Henry Bowling up in Lympia yesterday. I murdered Hank Bowling.

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That's right. Description of the killer fits you. But you're crazy.

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I've been right here. I tell you, tell me anything

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you want. You're coming to Lympia. I want a couple

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of people to get a look at you. We got

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back to the car and drove Dave Boden to the

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Sheriff's office in Limpia to see if he could be identified. Ranger,

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I'm telling you, I ain't never been near this town.

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You haven't been here. You got nothing to worry about it.

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You sent for the chamber maid in the desk. Luck, Sure, yeah,

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here they be here in real thanks. No matter of fact,

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he had come now up the outside steps, seems with

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the window, Ranger. I'm telling you better not say anything

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just now. Buden I meant Jurnie, Honey, Ray, can you

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remember the ranger here?

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Speaker 5: I ain't like they would forget him after seeing him

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only yesterday.

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Speaker 3: Liz, mister Vixby, I want you to meet mister buden

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Hot Honey, Hardy. It doesn't seem like you've ever met

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mister Bouden before. I thought maybe you had. No can't

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say I ever had the.

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Speaker 6: Pleasure me neither.

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Speaker 3: All.

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Speaker 6: For a minute, he did look like I listen, lady

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knows what everybody.

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Speaker 3: Getting excited about.

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Speaker 5: I'm just gonna say it looked like Saralini's old bold,

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the one that run off when everybody expected that was

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going to get married regularly.

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Speaker 3: Ray, Thanks, lez, mister Vixby. We just wanted to be

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sure that this man wasn't the one who was registered

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under the name of Henry Bohland. Oh I see, Oh no,

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nothing like him except for the eyeglasses and the mustache.

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Speaker 6: I guess we might as well let these folks go

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back to the hotel.

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Speaker 3: Jason, Yeah, looks like you were telling the truth. Budden,

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I'm sorry, Oh harm, dumb ranger. Well you could have

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known him, Jeez, I have been thinking.

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Speaker 4: You suppose him mustache and eyeglasses might have been in disguised.

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Speaker 3: It's who's all that's a thought, shaff It's been done before.

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Well I ain't the way I was this time, Ranger.

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Why not mixby? Well, them glasses may have been fake,

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but not the mustache man you're after had a real mustache.

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I know because I.

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Speaker 2: Seen him in the barber shop and the barber trimmed it.

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Speaker 3: We put Buden on the bus to Lone Star and

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send him back to the Bowling branch. Clark and I

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spent the next day questioning everybody in Lympia, the crew

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of the auction barn, cattleman, everybody. They couldn't have the

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thing that what we already knew. When we got back

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to the Sheriff's office, there was more of that, and

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it was I.

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Speaker 4: Had a call from your headquarters and doors from Jays

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and they checked those prints.

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Speaker 3: Lab crew lifted from one fourteen. Whoever left to had

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no record.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, that does it.

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Speaker 3: I still think it must have been somebody from Bowling's ranch,

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somebody he knew.

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Speaker 6: That's what we think, and that's the way it looks.

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Let's face it, Jace could have been a stranger, stole

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the cattle, Bowling found out about it, went in for

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a show down like any hot head, and got himself killed.

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Killer could have come in from any direction and left

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in any direction. It's range.

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Speaker 4: Jeez, no way you're telling come in. I did sheriff

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rangers and what we can do for you.

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Speaker 3: Well, my name is Denny.

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Speaker 4: I drive a lionehof rent the state trucking route between

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New Orleans El Passer. I think I got some information

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you might want, least wise the thought so over at

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the Alimo Hotel, what kind of information? The key to

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room one fourteen, animal, where'd you get this was? It

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was nightfall, last.

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Speaker 3: Night of the day Bullen was killed.

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Speaker 4: Ja, Yeah, go ahead, Yeah, So my relief man was driving.

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We made a coffee stop placed by forty mile this

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side of Loan Star. Full the truck in the side

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of the service station. Now I was sleeping, didn't want

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no coffee, so I stayed in the cab and dozed

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while a relift man went inside.

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Speaker 3: I got it.

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Speaker 2: Go on, Well, cattle truck pull in for gas with empty.

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Speaker 3: Empty cattle truck. Huh headed which way southwest? Taught Loan Star.

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You notice the license, Well.

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Speaker 4: No, no, but there was a mark on the side

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box with a B in the middle of it, Bulling's

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box b brand Jee must have been the truck he

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used a haul of stolen cattle up here.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, the haul of killer back to the ranch. Uh?

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Speaker 4: What about the key I was coming to that fell

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in the cattle truck he paid for the gas. I

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didn't see him too good, and I was just sort

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of slumped in my cab, you know, half groggy, not

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exactly watching him but seeing I know what you mean. Well,

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when he fished the money out of his pocket, I

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saw him kind of look at something he dug out

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with it. Then he sort of looked around like he

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was looking for some bre's The thought station man left

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him to go inside for change. Then a fellow walked

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right past my truck real quick. It didn't see me,

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of course, cause a cab was dark, and I heard

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him throw something may kind of a clink.

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Speaker 2: Then he went back to the cattle rig and drove off,

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just went it.

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Speaker 4: Threw away the hotel key here and see I found

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out when my partner came out. We went back to

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check the top and the tailgate and I sort of

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looked around found the key with a flash.

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Speaker 3: I'll come you didn't just drop it in the mailbox.

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Speaker 2: Well, we had a lot of stops along the line

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loading unloading, and the rod.

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Speaker 4: Came right through here. Thought I'd stop it, just drop

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it off information heppy.

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Speaker 3: An, it sure does. Thanks. My headquarters will see to

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what your boss here is about it too. Sheriff better

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take down his statement, old king jeans. Come on, Steve,

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see you later, all right, Jeeves heading back to the

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lone Star past the wheels will turn filin.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, how are we going to narrow it down? Jas

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Buden was the only hand with a mustache and the glasses,

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and he's.

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Speaker 3: Clear glasses still could have been phony. Some of the

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killer wore only while he was in Lympia. We know

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the mustache wasn't a phony. Poland's hands have been on

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round up for a couple of weeks. A lot of

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them let their beards grow. Would have been a simple

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matter to shave the beard and leave a lip cover,

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sneak away with a loaded cattle, and then shave clean

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before he got back.

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Speaker 6: No, I know, but Buden was the only hand working alone.

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One of the others did it and disappeared for a

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few days. His sidekick know about.

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Speaker 3: It doesn't have to be a one man job. Steve

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sidekick could be in on it too.

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Speaker 6: That figures what's our play jays fingerprint them all and

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get a check out on the princes up at Austin.

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Speaker 3: I think we can wrap it up quicker in that

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we know the killer doesn't have a beard now and

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uses a straight razor that was the murder weapon. Yeah,

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Buden can tell us which of the men shaved with

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straight razors, and once we know that, we can settle

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the rest with a camera I got in the cart

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trunk now by asking the straight razor man if they'd

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like to pose for a couple of identification pictures with

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eyeglasses and a phony mustache. Tell them. We'll have to

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hold them until the pictures are seen by a couple

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of witnesses in Lympia that ought to flush them action

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from them. Action. I'm betting the man who killed Bolan

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will raise more fuss than the alligator when the lake

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went dry. Got back to Lone Star just in time.

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Thank had taking over the management of Bolan's ranch as executors,

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and the roundup was just about complete. Last the herd

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was being driven into the stock pins in the railroad

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siding when we reached the south end of the ranch.

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Speaker 6: There'sh booting, Jason, take care of the horse over there

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by the crowd.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, come on, hey, Buomen, hey Budden, I want to

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talk to you a minute. I will make out fine

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if you will help. Pretty sure it was somebody on

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the ranch who killed your boss. How can I help you?

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Just tell me which of the popes used straight razors

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for shaving?

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Speaker 1: What she is?

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Speaker 3: Jones and Tuller and happy Color? Huh?

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Speaker 6: Hey, Jays, isn't it a bright ball that fired on

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us first time we rode out on the range.

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Speaker 3: He's the one, all right? It is Kelean shaven too.

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Fella with him was named small you know where they

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are booten. Well, it was over there a minute ago.

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Driving along here.

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Speaker 6: They come down jas round the end of the cral

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with the horses here. You better drift away booting sure things? Well,

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Holy Rachel back again.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I like to have another talk with you. Tuller,

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you too small? Sure ain't here?

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Speaker 6: Want you to be make you wait till you this mam?

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Speaker 3: What do you want.

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Speaker 6: Find out who kill Bowling?

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Speaker 3: We're pretty sure it's one of the hands. All you

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fellas without beards are going in with us? What for?

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Why here? What would that prove? Prove plenty when we

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get what we want. Take photos of all of you

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with proper eyeglasses and mustache on you. A couple of

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people in Lympia want to see them.

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Speaker 6: Well, if they think they recognize somebody that ain't legal evidence.

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Speaker 3: We'll have something to help it along. We'll fingerprint the

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man they think they saw him, because Boland's killer left

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his prints all over that hotel room range.

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Speaker 6: It warn't me I helped you, that can't. Let's all.

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I didn't go to Limbiahiti. I told you to shut

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up your raft.

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Speaker 3: All right, teller, you can both color lashed his horse

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and dove behind the other mounts of the rack right

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and animal rear it over is knocked smalling to me

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before Clark could grab the bie.

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Speaker 6: Keep her on, small Steve. I'm going after Tuller. He

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got to venture to the cattle shoe bringer. I'll climb

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up get him from a bow.

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Speaker 9: But I stay sat up the ranger.

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Speaker 6: I can see you better, and you can see me.

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Speaker 8: You got yourself in a trap.

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Speaker 3: Color, if you would wanted you come down after me.

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Speaker 8: I don't have to come down after you. You're a

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dead pigeon in that cattle choe.

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Speaker 3: Don't you believe in ranger?

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Speaker 8: Now that shot, your fire has already got the cattle

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stirred up.

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Speaker 6: Hey, your man down in a pen.

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Speaker 8: Open the gate so the herd can move into the chote.

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Speaker 6: God, give me more cover.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, however, you won't like if they open that gate

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and I fire into the herd, he'll run you down.

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Speaker 8: You'll get dropped to death. All right, boys, open up

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the gate.

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Speaker 3: I'm not pulling Color.

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Speaker 8: I'll fire in him.

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Speaker 6: No, no, no, not come, he's my gun, all right.

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Time up on the fence.

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Speaker 3: All right, all right, I'm coming. Now, give me your arm.

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Speaker 8: I'll pull you out of it.

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Speaker 3: Good range.

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Speaker 6: Your cake gool to me dropped now.

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Speaker 3: I don't want to make no trouble. Ranger.

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Speaker 6: I made a mistake.

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Speaker 3: I admitted, you made a big mistake. Teller, too bad

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you didn't use that razor strictly for saving go On.

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For his part in the crime, Charles Small received a

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sentence of twenty five years. Frank Tuller was tried and

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convicted for the murder of rancher Henry Bollen. Today, after

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two decades, he still serves his sentence life imprisonment.

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Speaker 1: And now here again. It's the star of our show.

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Joel McCrae, Reflecting.

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Speaker 3: On the old time one riot, one ranger reputation of

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the Texas Rangers, A visitor to Texas recently mentioned to

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a ranger that he'd been noticing a number of current

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press reports where two rangers had participated in the quelling

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of a riot or investigation of a crime. After citing

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this observance to the ranger, the man asked, how come

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two men are being assigned to some of these cases now?

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Are the Rangers less effective than they used to be?

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A lanky ranger shook his head. Oh no, he said,

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one ranger is still sufficient to handle the situation all right,

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But in these days of complex legal technicalities, we've been

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sending two of them along, one to take care of

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what trouble there is and the other one to serve

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as a sort of a disinterested witness. Good night, folks,

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see you next week.

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Speaker 1: Next week Toole McCray and another authentic reenactment of a

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case from the files of the Texas Rangers.

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Speaker 3: Joel McCray has currently seen starring in the MGM production.

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Stars in Mike Crowns.

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Speaker 1: Tonight's past included Tony Barrett and Diamond her Figrant, Peggy Webber,

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Tom McKee, Bill Johnstone, herb Ellis, and Barney Phillips. This

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story was transcribed and adapted by Joel Murcock, and the

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program was produced and directed.

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Speaker 3: By Stacy Keach. This is hal get Me Speaking.

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Speaker 10: Three chimes mean Good Times on NBC Monday, Chimes Mean

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the Best in music on NBC Tomorrow Night, Gordon McRae

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stars in the Railroad Hour presentation of the Operatta the Firefly.

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The NBC Symphony presents a one hour concert featuring works

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by Vivaldi, Wagner.

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Speaker 3: And Stravinsky.

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Speaker 10: Tomorrow's NBC Symphony concert marks the first in the series

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under the baton of the widely acclaimed young conductor Guido Cantelly.

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Now the sixty four dollars Question three Chimes Mean Good

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