Recently, a billboard in Salt Lake City caught my eye. It advertised a furniture and interior design company. It stated simply, serving the finest homes in Salt Lake City. The message was catchy. What is a finest home? I found myself thinking about that question, especially with regard to the children my wife, Kathy, and I raised, and the children they are raising today. My parents everywhere we worried about and prayed over our family. We still do. We earnestly want the very best for them. How can they and their children live in the finest homes? I have reflected on the homes of church members Kathy and I have been privileged to visit. We have been invited into homes in Korea and Kenya, in the Philippines and Peru, in Laos and Latvia. Let me share four observations about fine homes. First, from the Lord's perspective, establishing the finest homes has everything to do with the personal qualities of the people who live there. These homes aren't made fine in any important or lasting way by their furniture or by the net worth or social status of the people who own them. The finest characteristic of any home is the image of Christ reflected in the home's residence. What matters is the interior design of the souls of the inhabitants, not the structure itself. The attributes of Christ are acquired in the process of time by intentional progress along the covenant path. Christ-like attributes adorn the lives of those who strive to live with goodness. They fill homes with gospel light, whether the floor is mud or marble. Even if you are the only one in your household who follows the injunction to seek after these things, you can contribute to the spiritual furnishings of your family's home. We follow the Lord's counsel to organize ourselves, prepare every needful thing, and establish a house by organizing, preparing, and establishing our spiritual lives, not our real estate. As we patiently pursue the Savior's covenant path, our home becomes a house of glory, a house of order, and a house of God. Second, residents in the finest homes make time to study the scriptures and the words of living prophets every day. President Russell M. Nelson has invited us to transform and remodel our homes through gospel study. His invitation recognizes that fine homes house the tender, vital work of personal growth and remodeling our weaknesses. Daily repentance is a transformative tool that enables us to grow a little kinder, more loving, and more understanding. Studying the scriptures brings us closer to the Savior, whose generous love and grace assist us with our growth. The Bible, Book of Mormon, and Pearl of Great Price tell the stories of families, so it's not surprising that those divine volumes are incomparable handbooks for constructing the finest homes. They chronicle the worries of parents, the perils of temptation, the triumph of righteousness, the trials of famine and abundance, and the horrors of war and rewards of peace. Again and again, the scriptures show us how families succeed through righteous living and how they fail by pursuing other paths. Third, fine homes follow the blueprint created by the Lord for His finest home, the temple. Building a temple begins with basic steps, clearing brush and leveling land. Those initial efforts to ready the ground might be compared to keeping the basic commandments. The commandments are the foundation on which discipleship is built. Steady discipleship leads us to become firm, steadfast, and immovable, like the steel framework for a temple. This steady framework allows the Lord to send His Spirit to change our hearts. Experiencing a mighty change of heart is like adding beautiful features to the interior of a temple. As we continue in faith, the Lord gradually changes us. We receive His image in our countenance and begin to reflect the love and beauty of His character. As we become more like Him, we will feel at home in His house, and He will feel at home in ours. We can maintain our home's close connection to His home by qualifying for and using a temple recommend as frequently as circumstances allow. As we do so, the holiness of the Lord's house rests in our house as well. The magnificent Salt Lake Temple stands nearby. Built by pioneers with rudimentary tubals, local materials, and endless hard work, the temple was constructed from 1853 to 1893. The best the early church members had to offer in engineering, architecture, and interior design created a masterpiece that is recognized by millions. Nearly 130 years have passed since the temple was dedicated. As Elder Gary E. Stevenson noted yesterday, the engineering principles used to design the temple have been replaced by newer, safer standards. Failure to enhance the temple's engineering and repair structural weaknesses would betray the confidence of the pioneers, who did all they could and then left the temple's care to succeeding generations. The church has commenced a four-year restoration project to improve the temple's structural and seismic strength. The foundation's floors and walls will be fortified. The best engineering knowledge available today will bring the temple up to modern standards. We will not be able to see the structural changes, but their effects will be real and important. In all of this work, the temple's beautiful interior design features will be preserved. We should follow the example being given to us by the Salt Lake Temple renovation and take time to evaluate our own spiritual seismic engineering to make sure it is up to date. Periodic self-assessment coupled with asking the Lord what lack I yet can help each of us contribute to the building of a finest home. Fourth, the finest homes are refuges from the storms of life. The Lord has promised that those who keep the commandments of God prosper in the land. God's prosperity is the power to press forward despite the problems of life. In 2002, I learned an important lesson about problems. While in Asuncion, Paraguay, I met with the city's stake presidents. At that time, Paraguay faced a terrible financial crisis and many church members were suffering and unable to make ends meet. I had not been to South America since my mission and had never been to Paraguay. I had only been serving in that area presidency for a few weeks. Apprehensive about my inability to give guidance to those stake presidents, I asked them to tell me only what was going well in their stakes. The first stake president told me about things that were going well. The next mentioned things that were going well and a few problems. By the time we got to the last stake president, he mentioned only a series of vexing challenges. As the stake presidents explained the magnitude of the situation, I grew increasingly concerned, nearly desperate about what to say. Just as the last stake president was finishing his comments, a thought came into my mind. Elder Clayton, ask them this question. Presidents of the members in your stakes who pay a full tithing, pay a generous fast offering, magnify their callings in the church, actually visit their families as home teachers or visiting teachers every month, hold family home evenings, study the scriptures and hold family prayer each day, how many have problems they cannot address on their own without the church having to step in and solve their problems for them. Responsive to the impression I had received, I asked the stake presidents that question. They looked at me in surprise silence and then said, pues ninguno, meaning well, no one. They then told me that none of the members who did all of those things had problems they were incapable of resolving on their own. Why? Because they lived in the finest homes. Their faithful living provided them the strength, vision and heavenly help needed in the economic turmoil that surrounded them. This doesn't mean the righteous won't become ill, suffer accidents, face business reversals or confront many other difficulties in life. Mortality always brings challenges, but time after time, I have seen that those who strive to obey the commandments are blessed to find their way forward with peace and hope. Those blessings are available to everyone. David declared, except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it. Wherever you live, whatever your house looks like and whatever the composition of your family, you can help build the finest home for your family. The restored gospel of Jesus Christ provides the plans for that home. The Savior is the perfect engineer, builder and interior designer. His project is the perfection and eternal joy of our souls. With His loving help, your soul can be all He wants it to be, and you can be the finest version of yourself, prepared to establish and live in a finest home. I gratefully testify that the God and Father of us all lives. His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, is the Savior and Redeemer of all mankind. They love us perfectly. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the Lord's kingdom on earth. Living prophets and apostles guide it today. The Book of Mormon is true. The restored gospel of Jesus Christ is the perfect blueprint for establishing finest homes. In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.


Dear young person, like Fatema Manesi said, whenever you are about to embark on an adventure, you have to think about the landing, not about the takeoff. So whenever you feel like flying, think about how and where you will end up. You are energetic, you are curious, and should be told, your friends easily sway you. That is the truth about most young people.  You keep trying to know your boundaries in the home and the society, and these may get you into trouble or ruin the rest of your life. It takes just a second for a blow to end your life or destroy it and make it miserable. The good news is that miserable adult life can be avoided if you do not want such. The bad news is that it is easier to get a bad life than a good one because a good life takes work and time and energy. Many young people leave as though life ends at a young age. They forget that life goes on and they become older and get more responsibilities. Their bodies and organs get weaker and they can only depend on what they built when they had the energy and time. Many young people forget that you plant the tree today so that you can sit under the shade tomorrow. Young people indulge in dangerous habits, habits which have led many to prison, patterns which have killed some of them, practices which have ruined the lives of many, and habits which have cost pain to their loved ones. Many young people have laid a bad foundation for their older self and in about 10 years from now, they would be leaving a life full of regrets wishing they could turn back their hands of time. This doesn't have to be your story. Of the many bad habits indulged in by young people, five of them are mentioned below. These habits are listed so that you stay void of them and build a life you will be proud of in the future. Stop the following practices if you want a good life. 1. Giving Importance to Fake Life of Social Media Social media and the fake glamorous life portrayed there by many has made many young people lose their focus in life. They believe everything they see there and practice unhealthy comparisons which make them depressed and anxious. They develop low self esteem and see their lives as not being enough. They spend too much of their time on social media watching the fake lives of others while their life passes them by. The time that they should use to build and lay the foundation for a great future is spent on refreshing news feeds and timelines and they develop a fear of losing out FOMO. This fear keeps them focused on the lives of influencers and celebrities who are making money from their views while they keep their lives in a standstill. Instead of spending so much time doing something unproductive, as a young person, you can spend your time learning new skills for the future. You can take online courses and learn different things which will keep you relevant in the future. You can learn how to do anything on the internet. You can use your time on the internet to grow your worth instead of reducing it by watching fake lives of social media. 2. Practicing Negative Self-Talk Dear young person, you need to realize that you are whatever you say you are. You talk negatively about yourself long enough and you start to believe it. You believe it long enough and you start to begin to act it and be it. That is the power of whatever you tell yourself about you. So tell yourself what you want to be true. Tell yourself positive things and soon you start believing and acting like it. Avoiding negative self-talk means there is no place for I can't. The moment you say I can't, your brain shuts down and you cease to look for ways you could have. However, if you ask, how can I, your mind looks out for opportunities to get it done. Avoiding negative self-talk means saying something positive about yourself at every opportunity you get.  It is easier to slap your forehead when you make a mistake but barely do people pat themselves at the back for a job well done. Practice positive self-talk and your life will be more positive. Number 3. Procrastination Time waits for no one and every second wasted cannot be regained. Also, time is the unit of life and every second you watch crawling away was part of your life. There is a tendency for many young people to procrastinate when it comes to essential things. They think that there will still be time later. There is a time for everything and if the time is lost you will be using the time for something else to meet up and that is how people get stressed out and behind shadow. Many people postpone what should be done now and before they know it they are middle aged and many things are out of place. They are scared of leaving their comfort zone and when they wake up they are filled with regrets and lots of unanswered questions. Get to it. Whatever you know you should be doing, get that diploma, read that book, take that course, make that apology, pay that debt, go on that journey, do what you have to do and do it now. Sometimes, people procrastinate on the little things and before they know it it becomes enormous. Make that bed, do those dishes, read that mail, clear that desk, wipe that surface, do that laundry, do what you have to do. When you practice doing everything at the time you should, you will find that your life becomes organized and you have little reasons to stress out. Stop procrastinating, do what you have to do now. As Jack Confield said, the trouble is you think you have time. 4. Having negative relationships It has been said over and again that you are the sum of the product of your relationship. Still, many people keep negative associations and with time they are rooted in negativity and are wondering how things got that bad. If you are in a relationship that is not good for you, no matter how hard it is to break free, get out of that relationship. The more you stay with someone, the more you become like the person. If your friends are violent, give it time and you will become violent. If your friends are thieves, one day you will find yourself in a prison cell. If your friends are abusive, not only will you be abusive, you will also become abusive.  Be intentional about your relationships, pick your friends and observe them, think of how you want your future to be and see if they would play a positive role in getting you there. If the answer is anything other than yes, don't get close to them, surround yourself with good friends. They may not be cool but they are the best for you. 5. Experimenting with harmful practices Out of curiosity and peer pressure, many young people engage in corrupt practices even when they know the possible outcomes. Experimenting with drugs for a little fun might be the beginning of your downfall. You may be hooked on the first experiment and you will have to fight with a lifetime of addiction. Having a little fun from robbing that store may land you in prison and open a can of worms or stain your record for life.  Unhealthy feeling habits may look like freedom but as you get older, your body begins to face the consequences of unhealthy food. These consequences may be diseases like diabetes and other degenerative illness. It might not be instant but the rewards of harmful practices come when people get older and they are filled with regrets. Instead of experimenting with these practices, experiment with greatness and good causes, you might get connection which will make your life better than you ever imagined. As young people, there is temptation to think that you are indestructible or that you have a lot of time to live right in the future. What you forget is that tomorrow is not promised and one silly action might turn out to be a grave mistake you would regret for the rest of your life. While it is necessary to relax and have fun, ensure that the fun is clean and safe. While living your life to the fullest, ensure that it is not an avenue to destroy your life and ensure that everything you do will make your older self happy. The above listed dangerous habits can ruin the lives of people. The ruin may take place over time or at the snap of a finger. As a young person, live right and you will enjoy life as you get older.


What's good charge the world off back again with another video. So, um I wanted to have a little commentary a little dialogue with you guys Cody Rose is supposedly supposed to be making his return back to WWE At this year's WrestleMania, well, he's already Slated to have signed the contract, but his on-screen appearance is supposed to be at this year's WrestleMania And I've been seeing a lot of comments of people all for it Excited about it and I've been seeing a few comments of people not that excited about it or indifferent And I wanted to really kind of I guess asked question. Will Cody Rose be a difference maker? Will he be a a needle mover? Per se on Monday Night Raw reports are saying that he'll probably be on Monday Night Raw Will he be much of a difference in WWE? On the shorthand of things especially for this year's WrestleMania. Yes, he will be some type of life in This year's WrestleMania not to say that there aren't things that people are looking forward to for this year's WrestleMania But same time on paper. It's still not living up to the WrestleMania name So having Cody make his appearance at WrestleMania That that will definitely Help out the overall show just an excitement factor just to see if they're really gonna do it I think probably the only issue I can see some people having is the damn sheets people know about it So it's not much of a surprise, but you never know. You never know. This could all be a big swerve Who knows but other than that WrestleMania can definitely benefit from Cody Rose being there. I'm sorry. It's just That's just what it is, you know, you can disagree me on that, but I think him being there would definitely help Not him not being announced about it Even though a lot of people are speculating he'll be there It's still gonna give some type of moment that we can all be like, oh, holy shit You know I'm saying so I do feel like him being at WrestleMania this year will definitely help but as an overall like Needle mover for the product itself It can it could work. I will say it could work, but it really depends on WWE's booking of him really depends on What story lines they put him in? for example You guys remember Drew McIntyre coming back to WWE came through NXT Then they brought him on to the main roster He was kind of in this floating around space. He wasn't really being pushed It wasn't until later on he started getting pushed. He got pushed so Incredibly far that he ended up beating Brock Lesnar In a decisive manner my dad he didn't even look weak against Brock They pushed him to beat Brock Lesnar. I really wish There was fans around that time, but COVID it just happened So that's the only thing that really sucks from Drew McIntyre's push But the fact that he was able they pushed him that far Let you know How much WWE was really Like behind him and hopefully they do the same thing here with Cody because Cody has made a name for himself outside of WWE Hell, he's one of the founding fathers of AEW and I feel like you don't bring somebody back To just have them job out to have them being meaningless for you. You can't if you do that Then you wasted everybody's time a lot of times people end up leaving WWE to Make a better name for themselves on the independent scenes to come back and maybe get over Does it happen a lot not really It's it really comes down to Vince seem valuing you value in your character. How far you come And there's no way there's no way Vince doesn't see the value in Cody now And there's no way they can let him fall by the wayside If they want to really capitalize on making some money with Cody being in WWE And I do think He could be one of those highlights on raw There are a few highlights few farm between really it's like it's just like one of the best highlights on raw When he's actually on the show. So if you have someone like Cody come back The smart wrestling fans of the hardcore wrestling fans gonna know who he is appreciate what he's done And he could definitely get over if you let him get over That comes down to his promos the fuse that he's in The the the his overall appearance and presence how they how they present him and It needs to pretty much stay the same, you know, it needs to say the same of how he was in AEW and I feel like it will work in a sense if they do it that way But once again, this is WWE we're talking about so do I feel like they will give him the the red carpet treatment when he comes back? Sure Do I feel like he will still feel special after after maybe a few months? I don't know. I Want to say maybe but once again WWE has a fine way of messing up potential feuds and and and Like star power they find a way to do it And I think this is a situation if it ain't broke. Don't fix it Vince Let him work with the people you want to work with let it let it organically happen He could he could easily be one of the better things on Monday Night Raw if they do it, right? He could easily be something that really I guess you could say Shows that at the end of the day If you have if you have stalking to yourself and to your character and to who you are Doesn't matter what Vince says doesn't matter. You you You'll reach that imaginary brass ring, even if it's not in WWE And that's facts, but once again It all depends on How they book things? How if they let him have creative control and that's the biggest thing I think a lot of us are worried about I Think we understand what Cody brings to the table We're just afraid to actually let that happen Only because we know who's running the company. We know who's running the show when it's all said and done So do I think he could potentially Be a needle mover or in a sense help the raw brand and help WWE as a whole bring some excitement To the WWE product at least on the raw side of things Yes, I do. I Actually do think he could he could do that Do I think it will happen? That's the real question. I hope it does. I really do hope it does so that way people like that weren't just kind of Sold on Cody. Oh damn, man. I'm liking his segments. I'm liking his engine energy. I like in his matches. You know what? I'm starting to rock with Cody Rose. I'm starting to rock with what he's bringing to the table Hopefully that could happen man. So comment down below man Let me know. Do you guys think Cody will be something that? Makes raw better or do you still feel like you're kind of indifferent? It doesn't really matter He's not gonna change much of anything. Let me know man. I really want to get your opinion on it Man, I really want to see where you guys think Cody will Sit on the WWE ladder. Will he be one of those guys that? WWE pushes to a world championship or will he just be a guy that you know Has a couple of good months and then they just he falls by the wayside Let me know man, but I appreciate all of his support road today. Okay, appreciate y'all kicking me See y'all next one. Peace


It's tough to be your son, but you break them. Was he in? No, he's the guy doing it. It's a big story.  He's home by nine o'clock. Yeah. There was a car while he were out. Someone locked in a car sign. We better roll on it. Yeah. What do you think you're about to inform us? Well, I don't know. It's rain. Hold up someplace. He's not on the street.  You ever come up with anything worthwhile? Well, you two. It's got to be an awful life, now. I can't stay sober long enough. I'm always talking about you anyway, anyway. But he never seems to get around to it. Too bad. I'm good if he's given a chance. He wanted the help. They're the ones who can do it. Well, I'll try to catch him in the morning. He's getting late. I'm tired. Yeah. I could use some sleep. Hey, when we see this guy, you think he'll be able to give us anything? I don't know. Yes, he may. He might be able to come up with something. I don't think he'll, Joe. Nice job, they're slow, man. It's not a rumbling sound on him. How do you even get close with that application? No, we don't tell him soon. It's going to be out of our hands. We'll see something for homicide to work out. You think if it counts, he might be the same one? Well, but then it makes number 10 for him. No man will clean his head off in the morning. Joe won't help his officer. He'll be sipping milk all day. He gets graduated. It's not a spoiled egg. This thing will put him right back on the city die. Well, did he? He's an ulcer. He just can't win. Well, that must be it up there, folks. I'll wait in the radio car. There we are. There's one A4 just coming in, too. Well, that's good, here. You want to get off my pipe? Go ahead. I'll take it all together. I'll show you right around here. Yes. All right, Joe Frank. All right. You believe after two? Yes, you're right. It's my part of the best play. I'll do it. I'm Carl Moore. I'm the judge, so I'm on the corner. I'm the one who found the car, you know. Yes, sir. That's you, sir. Sure thing. Around this way. I'm going way back from Miss Dalton. Over some college doors for a baby. That's just how I thought I'd hurt something. Yes, sir. I walked by, then I got the second, and maybe something might be wrong. I went back and looked in the car, but I couldn't see anything. Yeah. Well, I figured that maybe it might be my imagination, you know, maybe something else. And I heard this voice. It sounded like it was coming from the trunk. I tried to get it open, but it was locked, and that's when I called you. Is this? Yes. I put the ear against the trunk and it was out of hearing.  Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Oh, let's get it open. I'll give you a hold, may I? Yeah, I'll be running. It's all right, sir. Get me out of there. I'm just a paper. Don't think anybody's fun.  Oh, that's so cool. You want to tell us what happened, Phil? Sure. I can't play. Yeah. Better get a hand in the towel. Right. Hey, let's get him under that awning over there, out of the ring. Right. What do you figure? I don't know. Yeah. Take my clothes. Come in, man. Yes, sir. I got it off. It's all right. Oh, you already got it open. Yes, sir. We did. A little finished screwdriver. Probably wouldn't have worked anyway. Oh, thank you anyway, sir. Is there a thing in here? Anything else I can do for you? No, sir. It's all right. Is that nothing you need? Nothing at all? Well, that looks like you've got a good remedy for all of this. I'll have an 01 PM. The ambulance arrived and put the victim to Georgia State receiving hospital. Frank and I hollered in our car. This was the close of the case of kidnapping from which the suspect had pulled the car to you. When I arrived and put the victim to Georgia State receiving hospital, Frank and I hollered in our car. This was the close of the case of kidnapping from which the suspect had pulled the car to you. And I am robbery. After beating the victim, they locked him in the trunk of the car. And after completion of the robbery, they abandoned the automobile with the victim's tie and the egg in the trunk. Although today none of the victims have been killed, we knew it was only a matter of time until the suspect kidnapped somebody who was being capable of killing the victim. And we got a whole lot of robberies and a murder to deal with. So hold up. It's been going on for a period of six weeks. Frank and I followed up with me and we said that they brought us nothing. None of the victims could describe the suspect. Some of them were caught in the mail by Americans. And then one of them spoke with a certain draw. 1117's man. We arrived at the hospital. The victim had been placed in treatment. And we found out that the suspect had been killed. We knew it was only a matter of time until the suspect kidnapped somebody who was being capable of killing the victim. And we got a whole lot of robberies and a murder to deal with. So hold up. It's been going on for a period of six weeks. Frank and I followed up with me and we said that they brought us nothing. We arrived at the hospital. The victim had been placed in treatment room number three. The doctor's drawing all the treatment. Frank and I gave him a sedative clamp down. He'll be okay in a few minutes. Set up here on the edge of the table. You know? We had that. So we finished fixing it. I went out to get something. Pico and Union's signal was working stopped. There were two guys standing on the safety zone. You know, I liked to wait for a streetcar. I felt the time when a lousy thing happened. They're not in the rain waiting for a streetcar. And they want to open the door up in front. When they opened the door, I figured that maybe it was somebody that knew me. That door got right in the car. And it was dying soon. I didn't know that it was there. But while I was falling in front of it, I had a gun pointed right at me. It looked like a cannon. I think it was gunner. I always saw. I told you I was scared. I did. So I had a gun. Told me to get in the back seat. Take my money, car, whatever they wanted. Just let me go.  I asked him again, will that go? I told him I wouldn't say anything. He said that they just let me go. I wouldn't tell anyone. I looked scared, you know? And the front got a real wild look in his eyes. It looked like it was crazy. I tried to get out of the car and get right out of the head with that gun. Then they grabbed me, threw me in the back seat. Hold me right over the front. Just got me on the floor in the back. Uh-huh. I think I was out cold in me lungs. He should take out of his pocket. Right around my wrist, man called. Oh, what did he do then? I still thought I was knocked down. The guy in the front said, get me out of the car. They fell open. The door lifted me up.  And they threw me in. One of my legs was over the bumper in the big guy. Grabbed it and twisted it. So they set the trunk. Almost died. But I didn't let him know I wasn't out. And after that, they locked the car and go away. Long ago, sir, how far? Uh-huh. I couldn't see anything. Couldn't hear much. Just a little moment. I heard one of them yell at someone. I couldn't tell what he was yelling. In a little while, I heard somebody come back. Take their gas cap off of the tank. And I heard the gas go in the tank. Right in front of the trunk. I asked the guy to put the gas cap back on the tank. I heard one of the guys say something about stick-up. Why would it stop you? You tried to let the gas go, and it said, load you in the trunk. Oh, shoot. And I tried to take the trunk, but the way they twisted my leg put me in. I couldn't move. They gagged me too.  He used to take over my mouth. I tried with the guy, though. I just couldn't do it. He said he heard one of them say, this is a stick-up. Yeah. Those were the words he used to. This is a stick-up. What if you go ahead with this? Well, there was some quiet talking after that. I couldn't tell what was going on. And they drove away again. You had no idea what the gas station was. Uh-oh. I'm sorry, but I was being bounced around the trunk. My head was whether it hit me. I know it turns into corners, but I couldn't even guess what the station might be. That's what happened there. Same thing. They drive for a while and they stop. They get out of the car. Then come back, we try to drive again. Finally, they parked their way to the front to come back. They didn't. I tried to get the gag off my mouth, but I could offer help. I rubbed my face against the spare tire and got loose by giving up when you found me. I was sure I was through. I was getting hard to breathe in there. I can imagine. No, you can't. Until you've been locked in the trunk. Nobody can imagine that. That's my wife. I had to call her. No, Julie. Of course, you'd be a hoppin' man. What time is it? It's 11.45. It was four hours to get a pile of coffee. She'll be raising the roof. You need a number? Uh, Madison 3, 4656. Explain what happened. All right, see you right away. I've got a policeman. She'll believe you. A couple of times. I'll get it back. Just chill down. 920 North Lebanon Avenue. Madison 3, 4656. 920 South Copers. There's no way to get home. We're leaving now. I suggest you see your own doctor in the morning. Just check up. Oh, all right.  It's Captain Gideon. Here's the description we got from the service. There's no tenant. We want to look into that. Good thing you know that. No, right now.  We've contacted all of our farmers. They've run out of everything. It's turned up. They all go to the same place. We're going to retrieve every excuse I can. I'm not going to try to tell them anymore. I don't think he's buying. They've got deflection blood. They eat and sleep. Somebody in town knows them. They're not trying to blood-climbing. That's what they do. Yeah, that's figure. Well, they said the car was gone after work. I couldn't tell them who said they thought that. We're going to the crime reports. Maybe they've got an idea. Well, it looks like they've got the cars in one area. They're pulling the jobs in the same area. It could be that they live in that area. That's us. They've been working inside a 30-square block.  That was the peak cost. You got a description on them. I'm going to the best price at every hotel and boarding house in the area. I recognize any of them. I don't feel awful if I saw it. I didn't recognize it. But I'm pretty sure you just don't have a picture of a man. Well, maybe we'd like to rest a little bit before you look at it anymore. Yeah, if I can. They're a little confused looking at some men. After a while, they all begin to look alike. Yes. The kid dapper was apprehended and then positively identified the man. Others stated that he resembled a suspect and some of the victims weren't able to give any identification of the suspect at all. All of this fell in order to take two of the most reliable witnesses up to half a fiscal in order to observe the suspect in person. We found the out-of-town book. Checked out a trip car. Picked up our witnesses and left for the San Francisco police station on St. Louis Street. A special show up with the rooms for the victims from Los Angeles. They failed to give a positive identification of the suspect. Others said that he could be one of them and involved in the robbery. After the suspect, the Jack Webster. I'm giving you a sense when you get him. You don't want to let me. We got two people outside that came all the way up here from LA.  Well, they're both crazy. According to the report, you pulled the kidnapping. You thought you wanted to report out loud. How about that? So it looks the same. That mean I did it? Looks like it. We went with those two. I got a lot of answers. There's a cab on your car for PV. You know that? All right. Galloway and Los Angeles want you for parole violations. Well, I think I can explain that. I don't think you can. Well, Mr. Galloway says he hasn't heard from you for the past six weeks. That's how long these robberies have been going on. You look awful good for them. So I maybe skipped town. I was gonna report up here. I do. I got a job now. I'm trying to go straight. How about the job they got you for now? I needed a little extra dough.  I read about those jobs now. I had figured it might work for me. Thought maybe you'd figure it was the same guy. Yeah, we do. Now, you got it all wrong. Yeah, you got me nailed for this one. But that's all. I had nothing to do with him in LA. I wouldn't have to see that thing otherwise.  I didn't have anything to do with him. I'm sorry. But you got me tagged for a job up here. Nothing else. How'd you figure that? Well, how long did you say those jokers been working in LA about six weeks? Seven and a half nights. Prove it. The streets for the past month and a half. Further, he said that he's been working in a foundry in South Welford, just go through the same period of time. We checked both of the places out and found that he was telling the truth. He was filed on in San Francisco for grand theft auto and kidnapping. On the February 22nd, we arrived back in Los Angeles, took our witnesses to their homes and checked into the office. We called Captain Gideon and found that there had been no new developments in the case. Said that I went home to get some sweets. Monday morning, 7.45 a.m., we signed into the office. We picked up the flyers and started to come to the area where we bought the holed up men we met in. During the first day, we were able to check out 28 places. Soon as either 24th, it started to rain again. At 8.30 a.m., we started to come to the rest of the hotel's roaming houses and boarding houses in the area. For three days, we talked to the day and the night church in each place. We met each of them a flyer with the description of the man and our kind. We asked him in the call and said that he would open the description of his registrar there for taking a place. For three days, it goes. That is in February 28th. Robert, stop, Joe. There's less. Despite the guys we want to drop off the face of the earth, nobody's seen or heard of them. I never realized there were so many hotels in there, right? Yeah, there's a lot of them. Well, let's try different. All right. We're police doctors, sir. Here's our ID. What's that? Police doctors. Oh, police. That's right, sir. Well, what do you want? We'd like to know if you've got anyone here who answers these descriptions. Like this, huh? If you have a picture of them, that might help. I'm sorry, sir. We don't have a picture of just that description. Yeah, it could be the fellas with four A's that still fit what it says here. Yeah, I bet it's them. I knew we should have called you fellas above. Sir? See, is they the four A's? They any. She's the girl we know who teams up with. She's taking care of the room. She said that she opened the closet to tell a gunman on the shelf. You know what? They're right out in the open. Did you report that to the police? Huh? What'd you say? Did you report it to the police? Oh, no. No, no, it didn't. You see, I think it was, you know, real and not real. It didn't cause you any trouble about the closet. And he talked about it whether we should let you know. But then we decided against it. I didn't see none of the issues. What if you could tell us when you saw them last night? Well, a couple of hours ago. I registered here. Yeah, and it's gotten there with us. They're up in room 48. Hey, sir, an hour's over. It's been a few years. Well, I haven't gone. He ain't there. Well, I guess you know I'm upset. Sir, I must have given the key and didn't remember it. I threw a four away. What did you say? I said I threw a four away. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's right. Four A's. Four, they're up there now. Thank you, sir. Four of the dangerous criminals? Well, we don't know, sir. Well, be careful. You know, it wouldn't want anything to happen. Yeah, sir. I placed on them in the event of parole punishable by imprisonment five years to life. In Scotton Winters, these sentences are to run consecutively.


Going on everyone Sam here was late in sports cards ribbon 23 it tops tribute and finest baseball hobby six box mixer number one random Team style so look again at your random results as always you could find these on the website Under the results tab as well as Lincoln chat In the US way from here, but Barbie's but shrimp on the Barbie born and raised love it All right, so it's fine. It's got four boxes of finest and my There's anyone I don't want to hear from Scare everybody away from that one. All right, here we go start with finest one with tribute. Obviously, we'll go with the newer stuff last Here we go. Here we go. See what we've gotten here. There's DL Hall refractor rookie vado and seahawk Laguera Tatsu east of 99 on the Green Lava Sean just did just did drop you the link to the first break with spots still available That is a PYT of finest I mean of tribute headliner showhead As Waldo Cabrera base Yeah, Alvin killed it. Yeah killed it. Katal Martez.   There's vapor 250 Ronald Acuna for the Braves Bobby Whits and Ezekiel Tovar Let's hit Alvin the Corbin Carroll super fracter. Oh imagine dude. Okay. J. Bladette. There's Ezekiel Durand 300 nice one there It's up Josh rookies Michael Harris trout and judge Spencer steer deal hall refractor Spencer steer Where's his group break? The group break Josh. No, that was like a legitimate question. Ronald Acuna Gabriel Moreno, Kodai Senga. That wasn't on these parts for sale Out to the rookie auto Oscar Gonzalez for the Guardians nice one there Cleveland Congrats on that one a couple more spots coming in Oriole and Brian taking some spots And Christopher taking a spot. Thank you guys appreciate it. Oh, this is all hobby all hobby. My dad is an Aussie Chipmunk slots from Australia Spencer steer Bryce Sarang refractor Matthew liberator rookie refractor auto for the Cardinals a little scratch on that'll send an empty box and wrapper Sorry about that Cardinals. It's a nice car Liberator Rookie auto in the big-time prospects get one he got traded somewhere. I forget like I mean he was I know he was Ray, but I don't remember what the trade was for What they got for him at least There's rookies Logan Oh, Hoppy Conforto Gabriel Moreno Oscar Coloss green DL Hall for the Orioles do 99 nice one there Congrats to Baltimore Kodai Senga and Alex Grigman refractor Brett Beatty rookie Bo Nailer and Joey Lotto. Oh shop nicknames. There's Mariana Rivera from Acuna. It's up Nicholas. Hope you're doing as well Gold Ken Waldechuck to 50 nice one there for the ace gold to 50 Ken Waldechuck Oswald of Cabrera, what did you put yours is? King trash. Well, you know Kyle is drippy Cavalli we got an orange orange Oswald Paraza for the Yankees Kai Cheng tea congrats on that buddy. That's awesome Oswald season, baby Oswald season with him and Cabrera O'Neill cruiser for after as well as Chisholm. There's a Yorda onto 250 on the Luteal vapor Gunner Henderson rookie same wouldn't understand life on the road John No, I would not no For Burrell wants so to headlighters I Have a trash list of national edition over there. Oh god Cal Raleigh refractor probably won't be on it No one Gorman. You're not he probably won't even make it. I don't know There's JJ blitz a to 300 I can just imagine the trash I gotta put them on there I don't even need to be there I Mitchell headliners tatsis refractor von Grissom auto two autos in this box not too bad congrats braves. It's when they're ETL Yeah, yeah, there's leave a tour and then there was that in the Parazzo in the same box not bad not bad at all Already talking about her 13 Tigers athletics pirates still available for you or Tigers Pirates my throwing that on social strong. Thanks, sir All still available on to the next box. Oh finis.  We'll take our shop carrier pigeons. Just haven't fly all over the place Well, that's Luis Castillo refractor non-extended base Mike looking for it. Oh, that is we're getting Chicago Get a robot down Rookie's Kodai Senga the body mojita Kodai Senga. Yeah, there you go I guess something meaningful like Like a bop that each year Nailer gotta get something meaningful like a Chicago dog That's that's near and dear to me. Oh, yeah, Cory senior. I can't wait to refractor rookie auto Cal Mitchell for the Pirates nice one there Refractor a rookie Cal Mitchell going to the buck-os. So while Sean and I are here guys If you want to drop Chicago food recommendations, feel free to there you go. They ask the zoo get a 250 might have like one Maybe two that aren't like Maybe more I don't know, but we'll have at least like one or two. We can kind of lose Spencer steer to 150 nice one for the reds Billy go for a dive Set up right baity Billy go for a down factor Peter Lonzo Purple Yorda on the 250 for the Astros Yorda on Alvarez Shintaro Fujinami Kenwalda Chuck the two a's the rookie picture Well, but shut the 199 on the teal Billy go taverns. They're all over the place.  I feel like a little local chain. Oh, that's good Maybe Pierre O'Hare Yorktown mall August Lee over Pugueiro got rookie for the Cubs Caleb Killian Greenwave auto 99 grads Cubs Caleb Killian and Jose Ramirez Right near right across the convention Spencer steer Which is right on our Nato. That's nice. I guess it doesn't matter for you guys. You're not flying Yeah There's world's finest JT Real Muto. That's going to the Phillies Judge and machado. That's nice All in the next one Oh, there's this restaurant. I think you say it's Taco Bell. Oh, yeah I'm gonna try that. What is it Taco Bell? You ever had it? Sounds pretty uh, pretty cool. Yeah, pretty exotic. It's JT Real Muto. Moreno, Kodai, Zenga. I heard they got these like cheap Gordy crunches man. I think I see them on the Travel Channel. Yeah. Oh, redemption. Dinos, Drives, and Taco Bells. 250 What? Dinos, Drives, and Taco Bells. Dinos, Drives, and Taco Bells. Dinos, Drives, and Taco Bells. Finest moments autograph Of David Cone for the Yanks. That's got to be the perfect game right there.  Oh, yeah, the Cone Zone. Nice one there for the Yanks. Kaicheng Ti, congrats buddy. Nice one there. Love these moments autos. That's fire. Bo Naylor. Yeah, here. They're rose mods. Well, it's fine a show hey Refractor Garrett Cole 2199 Ken Waldechuk on the Aqua for the A's. Wander and Gunner Henderson. And guys, still three to go. Three, two, go. Tigers Athletics Pirates. Three to go. Let's get that filled up. First PYT. Case of the afternoon. He's trash. He's a bot. That's a task within itself. Morale Rookie. Refractor Byron Buxton. Contreras and Oswald Padaza. Taglia. Headliners Derek Jeter. And Refractor Ezekiel Duran. Rookie Auto for the Rangers. Rangers are loaded in this. Low dead. Thank you Paul, taking a um Chronicles Draft pick spot. Brandon Crawford. There's a headliners Mookie Betts Refractor. Nolan Gorman Rookie and Jayrod. So we're not seeing the rookie logo next to Jayrod. Libertor Refractor Rookie. Garrett Mitchell. Shay Langlears. Masataka Yoshida. Got a green mini diamonds. Rookie Matthew Libertor to 125 for the Cardinals again. Nice one there. Doubling up on Libertor cards. Michael Harris Rookie. Rosegold is Shane McClannan for the Rays to 75. Grats on that Tampa. Nick Prattu and Carlos Cadella. All right. Two boxes of tribute now, everybody. Good luck here. My first look at tribute this year. I'm pumped. Freaking love tribute. Stuff's awesome. Cedric Mullins and Ketel Marte. It's gonna be a duel. Wander Franco, Bobby Witt Jr. That is nine of 199 for the Rays and Royals. Rays Justin V. Royals. Colby C. So that'll be a random at the end of those two teams. Very nice. Good start right there. Witt Jr. There's Seasazuki. Boggs. Purple is gonna be Carlos Correa. That is the 50. So the twins. Nice one here for the Royals. 48 of 150. Alex Gordon on Card Auto. He was a legend there for a while. Grats on that. Colby with the Royals. Picking up that auto. Very cool. Yeah, six hits in tribute. There's three autos, three mems generally. Javi Baez. Jack Peterson. Cool one here. It's gonna be game used for the brew crew. Brandon Woodruff. 25 of 50. Brandon Woodruff. Of course, most of these will be game dated as well. With a little hologram sticker on it, which is awesome. Han Marquez. Jackie Robinson. This one here for the Chicago White Sox. Lucas Geolito. 65 of 199. On Card Auto. Grats White Sox. Geolito. Future Yankee. Lucas Geolito. That is Freddie Freeman. That is Joey Vada. Nice one here on the triple. Game used, mem. Miguel Cabrera for the Tigers. Very cool. 86 of 199. Nice, Miggy. Grats on that. Detroit. Detroit is available in our first PYT. This guy wants to go live with us. Ronald Acuna. Hermon Marquez. Bert Bligh Levin to 75 on the On Card Auto for it. The twins, right? Yes, Minnesota Twins. Grats on that. Nice, Bligh Levin. Hall of Famer. Bert, be home. It's only 17 minutes into the stream. Thank you. Rocky's gone in 14. Thank you. Christopher Thomas. Picking up a couple of PYT select spots. That's on Twitter. Three, two, go. All right, second box of tribute. These are a good amount. These are probably four or five hundred, I guess, Anthony. I don't know. Off the top of my head. I don't remember what they were last year. I mean, this year is significantly better than last year in terms of rookies. So I have to imagine the price has reflected that. Pedro Green to 99 for the Red Sox. Pedro Martinez. Jazz Chisholm. We got an extra hit in this. I think we did. That's going to be to 99. Christopher Morrell. 73 of 99. Rookie Auto. Congrats, Cubs. There you go. Chicago. Going to Jim L. There you go, Jim. Nice one there, buddy. Christopher Morrell Auto. Anna Christian Yellich. Game used. Two, one, 99. Game dated for the brew crew. Brew crew picking up two at jerseys now. Every now and then, that'll happen in tribute, too. Same with like tier one and all those. You'll get an extra hit, which is always never a bad thing. Miggy. Rice Harper. Base our auto. Francisco Alvarez to 199. Going to the Mets. Nice one there. New York. Ron R. Congrats, Ron. There we go, buddy. Hell yeah, man. That's awesome. Francisco Alvarez. Here's Tiktok. Rookie Auto. Thank you there, Joseph, picking up the A's in 13 and 14 on our PYTs. So we're down to just two teams left, guys. Back went flying. Nice one there, Ron. Grats, buddy. Aaron Buxton. Base Joe Maurer. David Ortiz. Manny Ramirez. Nice duel, Jersey. That's sweet. From the Red Sox to 199. Chellis. Big Poppy and Manram. Congrats, Red Sox. I think that's going to Alvin, I believe, right? Alvin. Alvin. There you go, buddy. Really awesome duel. That's sick, Alvin. This is your card right here. It's a Flourish card. That one earlier is dope. Is that what we do? 199, I believe. Yeah, nice one there for sure. Here's the Professor for the Cubs. Greg Maddox. Alec Thomas. And Auto. Joe Maurer. One of 25. That's nasty. I love this design. Maurer Hour. Maurer Hour is right, baby. Olympus Autograph Card. That's what it's called. Nice one there. One of 25. Joe Maurer. Potential Hall of Famer. Probably should be. I agree. I agree. Just because as a catcher, like... I hit 360 or whatever he did that one year. It was not Mike Trapp 370 or something.  Yeah, oh yeah. Jay Rod. He was really good. Oh, here we go. The honest, correct team. Pedro Martinez on the Mets. Game use to 199. I think you mean Expose. Yeah, true. I think I mean it. Billies. I saw one there for the Mets. I forgot that was his last team was the Billies. Yeah, that's a weird scene in the middle of the billy. His first two Dodgers. I think so, yeah. Here's a David Ortiz face. We've got Mariano. And our last hit of the break. Nomar Garcia-Para to 75 for the Red Sox. There you go, Alvin. Nomar. Nomar. Red Sox? Nomar. Alvin of Red Sox, man, you know. Wink, wink, nudge, nudge, Alvin. Hey now. Hey, thank you there, Tom, taking 4 and 16. Appreciate you, buddy. Well, just some nice cards at AL East earlier, buddy. All right, let's do a quick random here. Again, it's going to be Wander and Bobby Whitt, Jr. Finest. Yoshinichu Blue Auto. Ooh, that's nasty. And a... Oh, this, the Vlad Jr. Oh, the one and one out of every 5,000 packs or something he was telling me. That's nuts, dude. That's so nuts. Wander, Whitt, Dual. Relic, perfect. All right, that's already... Again, this is the random for the Wander, Franco, and Bobby Whitt, Jr. Dual Jersey card to 199. We have the Rays and the Royals. Can roll the dice. Whatever team is on top after 10 times, we'll get the card. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and 10. Going to the Rays. Top two meant to be. Congrats Rays on that one. Let's do a quick recap now, everybody. Very fun break. We had a Bobby Whitt, Rwanda, Franco, Dual, which we just showed. Pedro Martinez, Manny Ramirez, David Ortiz, Dual for the Red Sox, Christian Yelich, Miguel Cabrera, and Brandon Woodruff. Autos now. We had Zequiel Duran, Cal Mitchell, Vaughn Grissom, Matthew Libertor, Oscar Gonzalez, Nick Trotto, Lucas Geolito, Alex Gordon, Christopher Morelton, 99, Caleb Killian, Nomar Garcia-Para, Joe Maurer to 25, Bert Bligh-Levin, Oswald Paraza, Orange to 25, a David Cone, and Francisco Alvarez to 199. Have a good one for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next is number two.


Ladies and gentlemen, we take you now behind the scenes of a police headquarters in a great American city, where under the cold glaring lights will pass before us the innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer. This is The Line Up. We can sit right here, Mr. Baker. Oh, here? Sure. That's all right. Thank you. Is it all right if I smoke? Sure, go ahead. You think you have the man? We have no idea. You smoke? No, thanks, not right now. Thank you. Well, if you do, if you caught the man, I'll know him. I hope so.  Maybe a foot away from where I was looking through the curtains. And you never saw him before? No, no, I never saw him before. Like the guy across the hall, the guy that was killed. I never saw him before. He may think that may sound funny, but I don't know. Very possible. Oh, I live there for at least, I don't know, about seven minutes. Oh, there's Sergeant Grebb. Yeah, he interrogates the line. Oh, he's a nice guy. May I have your attention please? You people out there on the other side of the wire in the audience room, may I have your attention please? Thank you. My name is Grebb, Sergeant Matt Grebb. I'll explain The Line Up to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered. I'll call off a number, their name and charge. If you have any questions or identifications, please remember the number assigned to the prisoner as I call his name. At the end of each line, when I ask for questions or identifications, call out the number. If you're sure or not too sure of the suspect, have him held. The officers who took your name will assist you there seated among you. The questions I asked, he suspects similarly to get a natural tone of voice, so do not pay too much attention to their answers as they often lie. Bring on the line. All right, boys, keep it moving right over here to the end of the stage.  Now turn and face front-hands to your sides.  Keep your head up and look straight ahead. Talk up so everybody can hear you. All right, number one, George Hadley, robbery. Where do you live, George? Here, in town here, I live. You got an address? Sure, North 23rd. 1040 North 23rd. For how long? Last? How long have you lived at that address? A long time. What's a long time? A couple of years, I guess. That long, I lived there at least here. That's a long time in it. Where are you from? Pittsburgh. What's your business? Baker. That was back in Pittsburgh, though. I don't have too many baking jobs since I come here. There's too many bakers. What were you doing over at Madison Terrace last night? I was walking. You always take a walk at 11 o'clock at night? Not always. Last night, I took one. There's something to matter with that. These times when you do take walks, do you always carry a flashlight and a screwdriver under your shirt? Oh, it just happened to happen with me last night. There's something to matter with that? No. Unless you try to break into a house? I wasn't trying to break in.  Yeah, sure. I was breaking in. Oh, okay, George. Step back. Number two, Harry Sander is disturbing the feast. Oh, yes. There's the man. Tell the people where you live. I ain't got no permanent address. Well, that's way to the least question. Sure, wherever I can. Well, where was it last night? Oh, somewhere over on Lake Street. Something like that, something like that. In the park, wasn't it? Yeah. The arresting officer said you were trying to catch a swan. Catch it? I was feeding the thing. I was trying to get the thing over so I could pet it. You didn't want to eat it? A swan? You had a big club on the ground beside you? It wasn't my club. It was just laying there. I happened along, see the swan swimming around, so I start throwing the thing some lousy crumbs. I didn't notice no club on the ground. Eat a swan. Your story doesn't quite fit with the story we got from the arresting officer. Arresting officer? What did he say? What did he say? Don't tell me to tell the people. All right. What did the arresting officer say?  What's the matter with that? Where am I going to eat a swan, eh? Where am I going to eat it? That's a lot of bird. I'm going to start a fire right in the middle of the park, eh? Okay, Harry. Okay, step back. Eat a swan. Where am I going to get a pot that big, eh? Where? That's enough, Harry. It's all neck. Number three, Tom Pisson. That's him. That looks like him. Make sure. Yes, that's the man. Yes, I'm sure. Sergeant Graham. Yes, Lieutenant? Number three, hole for interrogation. Okay. Just sit in that chair, Pisson. Okay. Well, figured out where you were yesterday afternoon. I told you. Watching the chess players in Jackson Park. Watching the chess players in Jackson Park. Showed you pictures around over there this afternoon. Yeah? Yeah. Funny, nobody remembered seeing you. Real funny, because that's where I was.  I got interested. How does a bishop move? Huh? Yeah, how does a bishop move on a chess board? Just watch. I don't know the rules. Well, it doesn't get pretty dull if you don't know what's going on. I got nothing else to do. It's a nice day, so I watched some old duffers play in chess. You're going to throw me in jail for that? You were identified in the line. Yeah? Yeah. The man who identified you said you were climbing down a fire escape. I told you I was in the park. Watching a chess game. Watching a chess game. You know Michael Hunter? Yeah. You know someone killed him? No, but I can't say I'm unhappy about it. You threatened Michael Hunter once, didn't you? If I did, it was a long time ago. But you threatened him. Yeah, yeah, I threatened him. If you want to call it that, I threatened a lot of people if you want to call it that. What were you doing at Hunter's apartment yesterday? I was in Jackson Park.  I was watching the chess players, remember? You were booked back at 47 for a solving Michael Hunter. That right? He kept bothering my kid's sister. You didn't like him, huh? No, I didn't like him, would you? I didn't know him. That story about Jackson Park won't self-esteem.  What do you want me to do? Lie? You want me to lie, huh? I was in Jackson Park. How long have you known Michael Hunter? Four years, five years. Where'd you meet him? My sister was in some play with him, but I didn't kill him. But you really worked him over? Sure. What do you want? He made it tough on the kid. I made it tough on him. He deserved it. You used a tire chain on him, didn't you? Nothing like that. How long has Hunter lived at his present address? How should I know? In your neighborhood, isn't it? Yeah, so what? You can't take no murder on me? I didn't kill him. Nobody sent you then? What? Then what's this all? Hunter isn't dead. He isn't dead? He's in a coma. He may not make it. We just want the man who stabbed him. Well, I'm not it. Hunter had some kind of an acting school, didn't he? Yeah, that's how my sister got to know him. The whole setup was a phony. How do you know? I know. He was a lousy actor. Looked good, told James he could do something for him. All the time. Can I see you for a minute? Okay. We've located the girl along that scarf. Got her down the hall. Yeah, okay. I might take Pearson downstairs. I'll be right back. Right. Asher turned her up. Wasn't easy. He checked all of Hunter's previous so-called students. She was one of them. He just showed her the scarf and she admitted it belonged to him. This is Miss Helen Roberts. Hi. This is Lieutenant Guthrie, Miss Roberts. Glad to know you. How do you do, Miss Roberts? Now just keep your scene. Sure. How long have you known Michael Hunter? Who's he? Don't you know Michael Hunter? No. Who's he? Well, your scarf was found in his apartment. Oh, him. Oh. Oh, then you do know him. Sure. I forgot his name. I haven't known him very long. How long? A couple of days since Friday. Yeah, Friday. Good-looking guy. He said I got sex appeal. Where'd you meet him? Where I work. When I went on the night shift. I work at the white spot. It was a 24-hour restaurant on Mariposa Street. Yeah, food ain't bad. You eating there? Yeah, ain't bad. I went on the night shift and I met this guy, this Hunter. Spotted him right off, real cute. Asked me if I'd ever done any acting.  When was the last time you saw Mr. Hunter? Oh, I only saw him once. I only known him for a couple of days. When was it? Yesterday afternoon. What time? Oh, like around four. Why, what's he done? Someone tried to kill him. You're kidding? No. Gosh, he was going to make an actress out of me. He was going to teach me how to act so I could get a job. Another job. Out of that beanery. Mm-hmm. Did you give him any money? I sure did. 20 bucks for lessons. Where's the scarf? Here. This is your scarf, isn't it? Yeah. What time do you leave Hunter's apartment? Right after the lesson. About a half hour later, I guess. What time did I say I was there? Four o'clock. Yeah, I got a bad memory. Four o'clock. Well, I guess I left about 4.30 then. Was anybody else there? Sure. Who? Mr. Hunter. He was giving me a lesson. I mean anybody else besides Mr. Hunter. Me. Did he say he was expecting anyone? Not to the best of my knowledge. Have any ideas who might have stabbed him? I know. No, we had any enemies. Look, Mr.  I don't know none of his friends and I don't know none of his enemies. Okay. Thank you, Miss Roberts. To be sure. Can I go now? Yes. But don't try to leave town. We may want to talk to you again. Leave town? On what? I gave Mr. Hunter my last 20 bucks. And you say don't leave town. Goodbye, Miss Roberts. Yeah. What was your name? Quine. To be sure. You're cute.  Night. I'm working the night shift. Yeah. I'll try to get around. My scarf, please. We'll have to keep it as evidence. Okay. Well, bye. Over bar. You better put a man on her. Are you kidding? Have a seat. Thanks. A cigarette's on the desk. I got one. Well, I suppose you want to know about Hunter. Yeah, yeah. What's the latest? Oh, it's pretty bad. Still in a coma. Just making out a report here. Think you'll make it? Maybe. Better doubt it. Ruptured lung. Right hemothorax and pneumothorax. His response to treatment has been very poor. Power is chances of regaining consciousness. Practically no. Olivia did regain consciousness. Could he recognize anyone? Probably not. In a coma like this, where the patient has gone into coma due to lack of oxygen, the damage to the brain tissue is usually too extensive. Tissues of the brain are especially sensitive to lack of oxygen. And the damage done is permanent. Then if he did come out of it, he wouldn't be able to point out the man who stabbed him, huh? Nope. Well, how about the wound? Long, sharp implement. Knife, probably. Could a woman do it? Sure. Thanks, Doc. You bet. I'll let you know. A minute, anything happens. Tomorrow night, another big show joins the fall lineup. James Hilton introduces Deborah Carr in James M. Berry's quality street to open another star-studded season of outstanding dramas on most of these same CBS radio stations. Listen too for Lucille Watson in Ladies of the Jury. Tomorrow night on your Broadway Playhouse. We're covering every inch, Ben. If it's here in Hunter's apartment, we'll find it. Yeah.  Ashes going through them now doesn't seem to care for it. Around a small weighted cardboard box down the incinerator shoot to make sure nothing's stuck in it. And where is it? In the chute? Yeah. I'll show you. It's in the hall closet. Chutes in there. One of these on each floor. Yeah. How about the incinerator itself? We're getting it out right now. Who's this? Oh, it's Beckins. Oh, hello, Lieutenant. Hello, Mr. Beckins. This is Mrs. Beckins, Lieutenant Guthrie. Hello, Mrs. Beckins. Hello, Lieutenant. This is Sergeant Quine, Mr. Mrs. Beckins. Hello, Sergeant. What's all the confusion about? Why all the policemen? They're looking for the weapon. Oh, well. You think it might be in the building? It could be. You know, it's probably a knife, a long one. Might have thrown it away or tried to hide it before he went back to the street. Peersome? Maybe. That's the man you identified, isn't it? Yes, dear. How old did you know Mr. Hunter, Mrs. Beckins? He was just a neighbor. I didn't know him well at all. Just saw him a few times. Have you ever talked to him? A few times, yes. When was the last time? Three, four days ago, I imagine. Just hello, and how are you? Have you ever noticed anybody with him? No. Doesn't have any friends you know of? No. Well, he had a young lady in his apartment yesterday. He did? That's right. Neither of you saw her? No, I didn't see her. Oh, no, no, no, I didn't. Uh, Ben. Oh, excuse me, Ben. The janitor just came on duty. Yeah? We showed him a picture of a person. He remembers him. Oh, from where? Yeah. This person was here yesterday and asked for Hunter's apartment number. Oh, goats out of his mind. The janitor identified you from your picture. He's crazy. He identified you. He says you were in that building yesterday. Well, I wasn't. He says you asked for Hunter's room number. He's mistaken, I tell you. He made a mistake. It wasn't me. A jury's sure gonna think it was. Guthrie. Yeah. Yeah. Good. Good. Okay. Well, we can tell the boys to stop looking for that knife. It's been found? Yep. In the silverware we took out Hunter's apartment. One of the butcher knives has his blood on it. Somebody tried to clean it, but there was enough rust pits to leave a little blood for the spectrograb. What does that mean? It means you're still in a lot of trouble. You were identified by two people who swear they saw you in that building. Okay. What? I was there, but I didn't kill him. Well, he's not dead yet. Well, I didn't stab him. If you think I went up there to knife Hunter, would I have gone in by the front, talked to the janitor and let somebody else see me? Might not have been premeditated. It was Hunter's butcher knife. That kind of indicates that it wasn't premeditated. I didn't go up there to stab him. He was already stabbed when I got there. Well, then why did you leave by the fire escape? Because Hunter was on the floor bleeding. When? When I got there. How did you get in? I walked in, the door was open. Why didn't you call the hospital? Got scared, you blame me. Besides, he looked good bleeding. Why didn't you tell us this when we brought you in?  What do you think? What time did you arrive at Hunter's? Around 5, 5.15. See anybody? Just a janitor? How long did you stay in the apartment? Just long enough to look, and then I beat it out on a fire escape. You expect us to believe that? Look, it's a truth.  Gatsby. Yeah. Oh. Uh-huh. Well, keep with it. Come on in here and get Pearson. Right. We'll have another talk later, Pearson. Okay, but I didn't stab Hunter. You're in a spot, you gotta admit that. Okay, take him down. Let's go, Pearson. Okay. Matt and I are going out for a while, and we'll check in. Okay. Say, that last phone call... Uh-huh, Crockett. He's been tailing Helen Roberts. Yeah. She got in touch with some man at 665 North Lincoln. Yeah? Crockett talked to him. He's been running an advertisement for people to drive to California with him, told Crockett that Helen Roberts paid him $20, supposed to leave with him tomorrow morning. You think maybe... I don't know. She told us she gave Hunter her last $20. Oh, what if she doesn't go to work? You'd like that, huh? Oh, be silly. Helen's a nice-looking doll. I don't mind keeping her company. Well, just make sure she doesn't come back to where we're pumping before we get a chance to go over it good. I still say, what if she doesn't leave? Oh, she will. The manager told me he owes her a week's salary. She'll go down there and collect it and tell him... There, here she comes. Okay. Now look, Quine. She probably won't stay there long. Just collect the money and tell her, boy, she's gonna quit. How long do you want? A couple of hours anyway. Three if you can give it to us. Yeah, I might even give you more. Well, now, don't make it look official. Just tell her you thought you'd stop in and say hello. You're telling me how to operate. Done one quite going. Yeah, pleasure. All right. Now, what do we do? Get in her apartment and check everything, including her toothbrush. You know, it sure would have been a lot simpler if we knew what she had on that day. Now collect everything. Shoes, dresses. Hey, hey. How about these? Lovely. Match my eyes, don't they? Oh, come on, come on. What's all that stuff?  How long will it take you to go over these clothes, Evans? For what? Blood. Michael Hunter's blood. Go through all this? Yeah. Check the shoes first. Hunter bled a lot and she just might have stepped in some. Who's she? Blood named Helen Roberts was in the apartment. Well, Ben, there's a lot of stuff. How long? Maybe an hour, maybe more. Okay. These would look nice on you, Matt. That's what I said.  Is she, Ben? Want some more coffee? Gee, thanks, Dick, but I really got to get home. Hey, how come you're quitting your job? Well, I got tired of it. I'm going to get something else, something that suits my talents more, you know. Yeah.  Well, I don't know. I guess maybe I'd still like to be one, but I don't know. I'm still pretty upset about Mr. Hunter's dying. I don't know anybody else in the acting business. Well, I don't have a few people. You do? Gosh, that would be wonderful. Mr. Hunter always said I had a lot of sex appeal and things, and I don't know why I shouldn't try to be an actress. I know I got the talent for it. Why don't we get out of here? Go somewhere, talk somewhere. Well, I really should be getting home. I've got to start looking for another job tomorrow. That's early. Well, I don't really think... Besides, you don't want to go looking for another job until we see what I can do for you with my friends. Okay. When do you have to be on duty again? Oh, whenever I feel like it. Yeah. Sure. The department doesn't make a move without me. Well, here's another pan. You know, I was just thinking, if Quine didn't do so well and Helen went home, she'd probably call Robbery and knew he'd get arrested. What makes you think this Roberts girl has anything to do with this? Well, I don't know. Just checking every possibility. I think Pearson's our boy. Oh, I don't think so. He had a good point when he said he'd he'd have been foolish to walk in the front door. Well, he could have figured that one out ahead of time. Well, he's going to be that smart. He wouldn't have left the knife around.  We just examined those knives on chance. We didn't expect to find anything. Yeah, but we did. Yeah, but it's still smart. Walk in the front door, use the guy's own butcher knife and put it back in the drawer. That's smart. You don't think he did it? Well, I'll just bet you. How much? You'll name it. Dinner? Bet. I think you better work up a good appetite, Ben. Are you fine with something? Mm-hmm. On the heel of these pumps. Here, take a look. I'll get it. Here's a sample of Hunter's blood. Uh-huh. Yeah. This is off the heel. It's the same type. Where are you doing? Yeah, I see. Where? Well, I... Okay, just a minute. Ben. Yeah? It's Quine. Yeah? Well, tell him to bring her in. Right. Bring her in, Quine. He says he'll be glad to. She's been trying to show him how to eat with chopsticks. I'm sorry, but the lieutenant here... The lieutenant, huh?  That's right. Sit down, please. We met before, haven't we not? Yeah. Please have a seat. Who's he? That's Sergeant... What's this all about? Why did this guy bring me down here? Wanted a date. Wanted to help me meet some people that could help me get a job. I told him to bring in. Well, I ain't sure about that. I'm sure about him playing up to me. He said he wasn't even on duty. Miss Roberts. Yeah? Why did you kill Mr. Hunter? I didn't have nothing to do with it. Your Scott was in his apartment? I don't know you. I'm sorry. Sure, my Scott was in his apartment. You found it there, I left it there. So what?  He was stabbed. You think I... He's dead? Died a half hour ago. But you said he... We found some of his blood on one of your shoes. On one of my shoes? Doing with one of my shoes. How did you get it? He wasn't wounded. Stabbed by a knife when you last saw him. Say, who are you anyway? I told you I'm... No, he wasn't stabbed or nothing like that. He was walking around and he wasn't doing it with no knife in his back. How'd you know he was stabbed in the back? Well, I guessed. Wasn't he? How'd you get blood on your shoes if he wasn't stabbed? I don't know. I cut my finger a couple of days ago, Steve. It was his blood on your shoes.  I did not. And besides, who are you? Sergeant Grapp.  Well, if I did that, how did you find any blood? How, huh? Spectrograph. Spectra what? Don't come on like Dick Tracy with me. You could have washed it with soap and water and the spectrograph would still find it. I don't believe it. Explain the blood on your shoes. Well, actually, Mr. Hunter was stabbed when I got there. I got scared and ran. You can understand why I didn't tell you about it. I was scared. You can understand, Lieutenant. A man named Pearson was there after he was stabbed, too. Did you run into each other? Well, I didn't know his name, but there was a man there. He didn't see you. He didn't? Why did you kill Hunter? Because he said he couldn't do nothing with me no more. He said he couldn't help me and I asked him for my money back. How much money had you given him? Lots. A couple of hundred. We was going to get married, too. So you stabbed him with that kitchen knife? Yes. He was pouring some beer and I couldn't stand it. He said we was going to drink to our parting. And I wasn't going to be parted by no guy what had 200 clams of mine. Will I get the chair? Take her out, Quinn. Come on. And you, Richard.  Just the man. Yeah. Let's go. Lieutenant. Yeah. Will the reporters want to talk to me? Probably. I'll see them. I'm on the ragged edge of disaster, but I'll see them. A reward. I'll talk to you later. Goodbye, Mr. Greb. To be sure. Oh, holy cow. Well, you owe me a dinner. Yeah, yeah. You know something? What? Better she never became an actress. The lineup. Where before you passed the innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer. Listen again next Wednesday when we again bring you the lineup. May I have your attention, please? You people out there on the other side of the wire in the audience room. May I have your attention, please? Thank you. My name is Greb, Sergeant Matt Greb. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered. 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You ever play a game, I guess, Magic? The best example I like to go to is the Magic of Gathering. It was a very old card, as old as, older than us, oh, not elder than us, but it was from our time when we were in middle school, right? Our time was the early to mid 90s. Yeah, called Stasis, right? The Stasis card, if you don't know in Magic, basically, it made it really hard to untap anything. So what would happen is generally, your whole deck would be tapped and you couldn't use any lands, you couldn't do anything, right? You had no more control in the game. The game was just sort of like, even though it wasn't officially over, it was over, right? Like, you just couldn't do anything. You couldn't play your cards. You had no more input as to the course the game would take from that point on once the Stasis was in effect, right? So when that happens, we like to say, the player has lost their agency, right? They are no longer an agent in the world of the game.