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Good evening fellow gourmet.
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Have you... ever been in a position
where the success or failure of a dinner
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party depended entirely on you.
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Of course, all this is not without its
compensations.
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It is always reassuring to learn that
other human beings still find you
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desirable, and I am the main cause.
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It would be horrible to go through this
and be nothing but an hors d 'oeuvre.
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Confidentially, they are miserable
chefs.
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I certainly would never cook a pot roast
with its shoes on.
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Actually, I still haven't explained why
I'm here.
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It seems that one of the natives was
condemned to death and as a last request
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was granted the right to indulge in a
hearty meal.
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I'm proud to say...
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I was his first choice.
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And now, while I'm coming to a boil,
suppose you watch tonight's story, which
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is also about a condemned man.
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He's all yours, Mike.
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Never mind the vulture. You'd better let
him do it, Daniels. There aren't going
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to be any women witnessing the
execution.
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Not just a bunch of vultures. Watching
me die for a killing I didn't do.
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Daniels, Daniels. You've only got a few
hours left.
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Why don't you spend them with the
chaplain?
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Let Dr. Raymond's wife spend them with
him.
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I was with her at the time of the
killing and she knows it. She's a
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woman. Are you kidding?
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Respectable?
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She lied.
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She's letting me die to protect her
precious reputation.
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If you want to talk to somebody, go talk
to her.
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Now get them out of here, all of them.
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Don't I get a last request?
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Yes.
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You have a right to anything reasonable.
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Is there anything you want?
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I want a typewriter and some paper.
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I want to write a letter.
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And I'll need a special messenger to
deliver it.
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To the editor, the Star Times.
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Tomorrow morning, your newspaper will
carry the story of my execution.
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An execution for a murder I did not
commit.
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Along with that story, I would like you
to publish this letter.
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I want the public to know that the
district attorney, Bernard Butler, is a
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A fact that I have known since first I
met him five years ago.
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When a detective picked me up at the
airport and took me to his office.
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What's the idea of this? What's the
rouse?
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Gerald Daniels, isn't it, from
Cleveland?
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You know it is. Now, why did this goon
pick me up?
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Because I wanted to talk to you.
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I want to tell you something about our
city.
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It's a big city, but a nice one.
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A clean one.
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We'd like to keep it that way.
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I never do anything illegal.
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You've been arrested five times on bunco
charges.
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But no indictments and no convictions.
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Yeah, that's right.
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Because the victim is always a woman.
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A married woman who's afraid to press
charges.
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Either that or some other woman for an
alibi.
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Some sweet, trusting thing who swears
you weren't there and couldn't have done
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it.
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So women like me.
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And I like them.
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You got a law against that?
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No, but you're like all men who like too
many women.
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Somewhere inside of you, you hate them.
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But someday, mister, you're going to run
into one who hates men.
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And she's going to finish you.
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Hey, what are you anyhow?
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A DA or a psychiatrist?
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Maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea for you
to see one.
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Well, if you hear of a pretty one, let
me know.
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Maybe I can solve some of her problems.
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Finished?
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Yeah.
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But if I ever have to come for you, I'll
get an indictment and I'll get a
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conviction. I promise you.
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Now get out.
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And that was my first meeting with a man
whose ambition it is to be governor of
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this state.
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It makes him sound like a man who keeps
his promises, doesn't it?
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He got an indictment.
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He got a conviction.
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And I'm going to die.
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But I'm going to die because of his
mistakes, not his brilliance. I knew him
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what he was.
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And I knew women for what they were.
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And are.
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Easy to meet and easy to fool.
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Because they want to be fooled.
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I played the better cocktail lounges
where the crop was richer, better
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prettier.
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Some were single.
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Some were married.
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Some of them were shy and others were
bold.
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But they were all sisters under the
skin.
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First they think romance is free.
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Later they're willing to pay.
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Of course, you never ask for help.
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You don't have to.
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They trip over themselves giving it.
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They want attention and pretty words.
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They want love.
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They don't care whether it's real or
not, so long as they hear it.
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And the drinks help to drown their
doubts.
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For more than three years, I had the
best.
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And Bernard Butler knew nothing about
it.
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And if he did, he couldn't have done
anything.
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Same setup for booth four, Joe.
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What's the matter, handsome? Bad hunting
tonight?
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What happened to your arm when it's all
black and blue?
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Oh, my ex -husband.
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Tell you something, if I had the dough,
I'd get out of town so fast it'd make
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his head swim.
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Well, it may not be such a dull night
after all.
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June Fremont, what are you doing here?
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Oh, I'm sorry. I mistook you for someone
I used to know.
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Oh, that's all right.
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That's amazing resemblance.
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Maybe you're related or something.
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Her name is June Fremont. No, I'm afraid
not.
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I was sort of engaged to her in school.
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Fraternity pinstripe, you know.
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It's funny, really.
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I thought I'd forgotten about her years
ago.
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And yet when I saw you come in, suddenly
things came back to me with a rush.
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The way I used to feel, I mean.
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Perhaps you should have kept in touch
with her.
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She's probably married by now.
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Are you waiting for your husband to meet
you? No, he's away on a business trip.
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Oh.
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Look, I don't mean to offend you, but
we're both alone.
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Would it be all right if I bought you a
drink?
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I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be fresh.
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Well, I guess one drink would be all
right.
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You see, I know what it is to be
lonesome.
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Well, good.
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Her name was Nancy Judson.
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A name that the public and the great Mr.
Bernard Butler should remember well.
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She'd had dinner alone, been to the
theater alone.
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And maybe she had nothing special in
mind when she stopped for a drink alone.
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But it doesn't always work out that way.
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You didn't, Jerry.
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That's why I got kicked out of school.
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Well, you were a bad influence.
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What's that?
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Oh, it's 2 a .m. closing time.
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We've been talking that long?
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It hasn't really been long enough.
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Look, maybe if I see you home safely,
you'll give me a nightcap for a reward,
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huh?
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All right.
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Just one drink, then you'll go?
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It's a deal.
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Joe, give me some dollars for this, will
you?
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Hey,
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it's a nice place you got here.
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Your husband must do all right for
himself.
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Thank you.
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Yes, he does.
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Hey, what do you got in this thing, a
rock?
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What thing?
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Your purse.
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Open it and see.
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What's this for?
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Harry gave it to me because he's away so
often.
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I know how to use it, too.
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I'll bet you do.
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And you said that I scared you.
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Maybe you do.
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You're beautiful, you know that, don't
you?
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Perhaps you had better drink that and
go.
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Put it down.
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Why?
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Put it down.
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No, he...
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Look, Mr. Justin, I just took your wife
home. I'll kill you!
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What's a... No!
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Harry!
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Harry!
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He's dead.
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He's dead.
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Call the police.
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You're not going to call...
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I lived the next day in fear, Mr.
Editor.
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I read every edition of your newspaper
until the bodies were discovered.
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Because I remembered Bernard Butler's
promise to get me.
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And this was his chance.
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He was at the scene of the crime with
the police.
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That's good publicity for an ambitious
DA.
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But do you remember the statement he
made to your reporter and others?
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Look it up.
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It'll give you a laugh.
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Well, I guess there's nothing in this
for my office boys.
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Just a simple case for the coroner's
jury.
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The gun was registered in Mrs. Judson's
name.
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Evidence indicates they must have
quarreled, had a struggle for the gun.
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She shot him, got panicky, killed
herself.
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Simple murder and suicide.
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Murder and suicide.
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It made me feel lucky.
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Too lucky, I guess.
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I made a bet on a horse.
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A hunch bet.
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A big bet on a nag named Invincible.
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He wasn't.
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You owe me $500, Daniel.
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I want it.
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I haven't got it.
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Look, I haven't made a score in a couple
of weeks.
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When I get it, I'll give it to you.
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You'll get it for me tomorrow.
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You hear me, Welcher?
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Five hundred dollars by six o 'clock
tomorrow.
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Sorry to disturb you, miss. Just a
friendly disagreement.
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Your friend plays kind of rough.
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He's a bookie.
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And these guys are all alike.
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Slow to pay and quick to collect.
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$500, that's a lot of money.
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Can you raise it?
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There's always an angle.
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Yeah?
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Well, I wish you'd think of an angle for
me.
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If I could raise a couple hundred, I'd
get out of town so my ex couldn't find
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me.
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You know, you might like that.
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Why, uh, why pick on me?
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You read the papers?
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About the murder and suicide.
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The picture of the girl.
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The girl you were in here with the night
before last.
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The one you left with.
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You listen. You keep your mouth shut
about this. Come on, honey. Don't get
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with me. I'm used to it.
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What do you want?
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I told him.
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Just alone.
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Two hundred dollars.
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I'll bring you tomorrow night.
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But until then, you keep your mouth shut
about this.
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Until then, I will.
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But only until then.
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She had noticed me with Nancy Judson.
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But $200 wasn't going to end it.
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She knew a good thing when she had it.
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She'd stay and bleed me white.
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And so you see, Mr. Editor, I killed
Mona Carstairs just as I killed the
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Judsons. But did our great prosecutor
know that?
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No. He brought her ex -husband, Frank
Carstairs, to trial for the killing.
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Your paper carried the transcript of the
trial.
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All right, then.
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You admit you were waiting for your ex
-wife the night she was killed.
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Yes. I was waiting for her at the
subway. But not where it happened. But
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saw you at the subway.
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It was after two in the morning.
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Why were you waiting for her? You were
divorced, weren't you?
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I loved her. I wanted her back.
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And hadn't you asked her to come back
before?
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Yes. And hadn't she refused?
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And hadn't she called the police on two
occasions when you beat her for
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refusing? Yes, but I... And didn't you
threaten to kill her if she wouldn't
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back? No, no, I didn't kill her. I loved
her. I loved her.
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And so Frank Carstairs was convicted and
walked to his death.
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He was legally murdered by Bernard
Butler for a crime he did not commit.
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Just as I will be murdered for one I did
not commit.
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After the death of Mona Carstairs, I
moved to another part of town.
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I found new haunts.
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And in one of them, I met Sheila
Raymond, Dr. Raymond's wife.
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Doctors' wives are lonely women.
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Here's Jim. His usual call before
leaving the hospital.
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How convenient, huh?
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Hello? Hello?
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I want to talk to Jerry Daniels.
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It's for you.
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Did you give anyone this number?
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No, I didn't.
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You must be mistaken. There's no one...
Cut it, sister. He's there.
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Tell him it's Clark.
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Hello, Clark.
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Well, listen, Clark, I... Hello?
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Hello, Clark?
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How did he get this number? I don't
know, I don't know.
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He's a... I owe him some money. He's a
bookie, a thug.
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Oh, I should never have got mixed up
with you.
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You'll have to go, Jerry. Right now. Oh,
no, wait, wait, wait.
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One of his collectors must have seen me
with you and followed us here.
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Look, honey, I can't pay.
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And if I don't...
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He might call back.
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Maybe while your husband's here.
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How much?
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A thousand dollars.
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Very well.
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I'll get it for you.
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And then I never want to see you again.
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Never.
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And that's why, Mr. Editor.
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I was on Water Street the night of June
the 11th to pay Clark the money I owed
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him and get him off my back.
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I admit I murdered three people, but I
didn't kill Clark.
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He was dead when I found him.
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And I didn't rob them.
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The money they found on me came from
Sheila Raymond.
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She lied when she said she didn't know
me.
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And Bernard Butler accepted that lie to
get a false conviction.
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Is this man fit to be governor?
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Is he fit for any public office?
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Billy?
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It isn't time.
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I've got ten minutes yet. You've also
got a visitor.
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Why did you come here? To laugh at me?
To gloat? The chaplain phoned me
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He asked me to see Sheila Raymond. I
did.
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She lied and caught Daniels. You were
with her.
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She admitted it tonight.
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You mean I'm free? I'm going to live?
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Here's a stay of execution.
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You'll get a new trial.
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And, of course, an acquittal.
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What'd you do with my letter? My
secretary's reading it for censorship
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now. It'll go out shortly.
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Censorship?
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I didn't know.
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I didn't know.
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Forget about the letter. It wasn't your
last request after all.
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Wasn't it?
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Wasn't it?
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My letter. You gotta get back my letter.
I want my letter back.
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Kelly! Kelly!
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I've never been so insulted in my life.
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I've been dropped from the menu.
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The chef claims I'm not tender enough.
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00:24:11,460 --> 00:24:16,180
But of course, that means I should be
back another time with a new story.
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Until then, good night and bon appétit.
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