You can find us at Wi-Fi from Facebook, Y254 channel on Twitter. Hashtag is a social for right day. It's a very good good day to be alive. And thank God it's Friday and it's a very long weekend. Eh sit to feel bizuri. Me na itoval. And I was previously with Masai. Masai still is in studio to Fathali. Is this now that we have reached that point. See ya kufaki tenge, apa na ya kongilesha wangeni uwe to karibunisana. Please interact with us. We're asking a question and the question is iwi i long weekend. Un na tafta form, un na toa form, weni form ii nyewe as just let us know what's happening. Remember to use the hashtag social for right day. Hasaseni. Aha aha. Ya tu kuhu na to use what you say. I am kuhu buna. Ya kuhu. Ya kuhu. Ya kuhu. Ya kuhu. Wata kandisi pukua kulu buna. Wata is kulu buna. Sin mesgim na zema nima form. Sisiwenda. Wata detergent zi kuna form. Wata kwanza tu. Kwanza na wei we kabula to fitia badi. Badi to beza isi iwi. What's your name? My name is Dorin Kerote. Yes. Dorin, what are you doing with this one now? We suggest on a limb top. But we are doing a peace campaign. We are calling it a peace print. Peace print. As you can see, I was trying to pre-empt that because they have the merch on their paddy. Ali se mami nimi mudo gusana hana ekstra small. So it is fine. That is very close to body shaving by the way.  Se mami na exxl tu kwenna kwendelia. Aha aha. Wata ka prints pukua. Heavy prints. So small prints match ours. By the way, they match ours. Ladies and gentlemen, as you can see we have a paddy in a studio na una domina. Paddy to kishikana haku nanga a mani. So if you see this conversation going a bit like this, I think we are here to give you points. But tafadadini understand. A lafua men nuna, nuna, nuna. Akadia kuna mashavu. Akipesawere. Akipesawere. Ha. Bakini paddy anapuwa ganashina. Paddy to this is up to the people as if they need, as if you need introduction. Ora bora bora pizyuboi paddy. Chiziramu tu paddy wubon dania jumbania ke kama kawahida. Naida lewa pweli. Une se edilewa. Une edilewa ajibwan. Sina any other thing bana. Si boi paddy wubon kama kawahida. ATM kakawantiyangu manze saiziko. Iko positiv.  Kupositivi negativ. Wata se ni aje. Aha. Paa zid manze. Shukuran kabisa kukutu host and allowing as kukua baman. Bin long. Sana paddy. Aia plus. Iko korona piriwade manze. Kitigifani kwa. Godaw. Aish. The last time you were here, tu likwachuna fanya. Mi nju mi nju mi. Kasuende ka. Danse kebamba. Went good. How was that by the way your last kwa? Ili duvezuri kabisa and that's why we strongly believe kwamba. We have a stronger thing saizi mwaka. Ili duvezuri kabisa. Last year it was the top. Challenge kwa tik tok. Yes, it was. So it was a huge thing. Congratulations. Mapesa to. Na weivo. Aiii.  I'll do this because now mimi na kumbe apatuki yangzana padi as daye manze sa. Snipas from Dorin and then come back to. They're saying the same thing by the way. It's just two different angles. Talk to me about peace print. Peace print is about peace. You know now in the campaign mood. So we came up with this campaign challenge that we want to print Kenya white with our footprints. As you can see we're all wearing what she... Can you please sing? We're doing it white. We're doing it white. Yes. So now we wanted the campaign to go all over Kenya. So that everyone can participate.  But the message that you are passing is about peace. Kenyans we want peace. Kenyans we want peace. Despite the fact that politicians and at the time the campaign was going on to church we want peace. We want peace. We want peace. We want peace. We want peace. We want peace. We want peace. We want peace. We want peace. We want peace. It's early in the morning. We want peace. We want peace. But this is the thing. We need to limit the funds and this is working because apparently we want to sell only one day to fund an event and then we shave. But if else we have something bigger A lot of artist in this world will vanish in theotte This will not be easy. I'm not sure. I don't see there what we want ya kgoing eza pitapule but the party creatively katuvali ni ni ya katu iubi ya ah, katuvali ni ni ya katu iubi ya uhu padi ya taki pesa za politik za politik? I will tell you this I will tell you this Jemini Wa laeni tamu Wea adorina li ni toa Trust you mi nilukwani siya shikuwa Nilukwani siya shikuwa Yes, nilukwani siya shikuwa I don't want to say what side but nilukwani siya shikuwa Nilukwana how many trucks Seven Seven trucks Ngoma saba But truth be told she made me see what right now now Kwa ni ule faniya padi ni ni Ata kumongelisha serious conversation No, but I will tell you this I don't want to have a serious Even, you see, ata kitengene za cash kule but to cost a piece Iyo peso ta ifaniya ni ni ni Ata kama ni pesa you understand At the end of the day tulikuja kula nukumba people really want peace upon je wato rata ka peace But they don't know kwa mi na So siya titu ni ku take sides But it's really about the future Ata wumana siya sa mwenya hezi campaign without that peace How easy So ni call ya nye It's not just kwa sa ati padi I want artists wengine Pushi kane Pushi kane Siya ti wakati wakati kuna naumandia kumbuka but it's not just kuma kanda kanda ifida So siya titu wa zeku ii place No Bad o sisi ni wakaniya even before that So you understand So we want what That's the thing Mi tukaku skia anguama kibaki za ii Mi tukaku skia ii kibaki Waki mumbia pa ii Waki ni wami mumbia kia ii Wef Ume shouts Ume shouts Ume za editap You're making a good story No, no, it's true It's true We don't have to talk about peace wakati sa sanditu atuna peace Naumandia Opa either way the opposite of what did you tell Padi? I told Padi this might be your legacy and what you are doing is not just for us it's for generations because it's symbolic and Padi I think kali guzuwa kali guzuwa mahalia Tenda kanala Master kuna mahalia mouto aneza guzuwa hapa kuna kaspot Fulana You missed it No even We sat to them and talked about it and so that we need to pull people on this and knowing the influence that it has we want to use that talent and influence also to show people look that even talent and celebrities can do this and artist and everyone and we want to show people that actually we want people to join us that's how we do it We don't have white shoes We don't have white shoes Imagine We white pair inside So that is what we want and we are urging everyone to join us We are lucky the state department of youth affairs has really taken this up and now we are working with them and we are urging everyone who is out there like this is the third horse you know this is a movement and to kifanya it will be like a big thing everyone will start listening this thing and even politicians will be drawn to it and that is what we want So at least we have to sit at the stage kifanya kakura mwa kifanya campaign but people will be like wé we want to do it so we have to sit at the stage to get the movement peace and to start having a part of it that is what we want and we are urging Kenyans Please join us wherever you are We are joiners, companies, governments, individuals, kwa tuwabi ashera maza muna joa bila kukuna chaos, muna kuafektad, joiners we do this thing, joiners we shout, we print, and we work together. You are very articulate, very articulate. Now we have been having a couple of images running through as we have been having this conversation but what were we looking at? Muna watu apu mifu nivi, nmestu nifu nivi. The campaign of course, lasima yanzehda, individuals, and mimi kiviyangu nime tembe ya tembe, mita uko utume patanana watu, makikipiki, immediately ube katukame randelea, this is the first time, akuna, akuna muna, mkana na kumiyani aje, suni aje kakitu. It's because people know, wana taka yu peace, that people, how would you come in and talk to kuna niya. So the images in Muna Paleni, we want this brand, we want this food print, we want it everywhere, tu ne tako masoko, tu ne tako billboards, na taka yu nekane kuma tattoos, na taka yu nekane, because we want ata muna siyasa pali penyanu nekana. If they have seven posters, mbuna pieces yu nekane hapo, no one is having that, we want ata yu brand yu nekane kwa kwa kwa posters zahawa na siyasa, nio yu juli kana kuma, these guys are coming peacefully, understand, peace print means one thing, pali una toka, toka kama uko na mani, na pali unaenda, wacha a mani, because we have three faces zahi, the first thing ni, we inna uza nawewe, and then they say we are inna inna zia wa atu, and then bada yu ziza ina kua ni watu, ote saute tu na tembea pamaoji, maza zi zuna wei tu kuna climaxia kenye, tori na takoandia, the climaxia peace printed. I was going to say what does it culminate to, but I like climax better. We kuna video, we have video, what's small small, sour, hashtag social friday. Shara siyo bia, shara bila mani, si tu na tako mani, tu na penda mani. Print peace, I like that. Okay, I have a question, obviously. Inyatun kumbushe kwanza at White Piper for Facebook, White 2, 5, 4 channel on Twitter, White Piper underscore channel on the ground, hashtag is social friday. Now, I am not to show if it's intentional, but the faces that I have seen are quite young. So are you targeting the youth? Amma is everyone in it, because peace, I'd like to believe all age groups want peace. Napiani youth wanana tumi waku wuru gana, as they consult each other. No, no, no. Kuna taku consult. You know how to usha your answer to her mani. Those are just, the first person who want to see om niyang bila yonana choma choma kuku, onim tu piyana niya kaya. Om niko siya kama kuka. We feel. Asubo, we. Guess what? It was my kuku ali kwa na ichoma. It's in here. So that's the thing. It's not just at yotuwa yang, but we know very well the aggressive people who want to come back to the streets when they create violence and want to come back. This is it. Now, what we need to do is to keep at a monasiya, see what they want to keep at a monasiya so that they can see when they are choma amma kua ribu kwingina. Are you targeting me? Are you targeting Buddha? Are you targeting a child? Are you targeting youth? Are you targeting youth? So, of course, like 70% of our eco has to reach them. So, they're part of it. Nakimi tukona watukada. We have baka. Tukona ofices kada zenge tumebisha. Atakwambia. Zingime. So, we want everyone on board. Religious organizations. We want private sector. Tuna taka mamamboga. Tuna taka kila mitu. Atawa toto jami niyata o nyaku shule. So, that is what we are crying about and that is what we are urging everyone to join us during this campaign. So, Padi, as you know, this is just a by the way, tukona wale watu neza approach anakwambia. No money, no honey. But... We have to skate past your ones. No money, no honey. Okay. So, you know, ikitu kuna wale tu neza ifanya tu. It's not even about us. We are not inventing the wheel. We just want people to own it, people to have it. The success of it is the success of Kenyans. So, akuni rushi akare tkad. Padi aza lipoa. So, one of us, Daniel, me lipoa. So, and now we want we want the climax of it to be a walk to urge everyone, kill them to a talk. No na bila una tokanga tu nekama kuna una ituakitu maali tu meambua. To talk a talk a talk and do it. Yes. No evo, shuka tua pacheni. No evo. So, that is what we want. Everyone to join us during that work we shall announce it and to taba white shoes to write the t-shirt and all and then we work. We paint the country white. Yes. And another thing, there's a song in the piano release. The chorus is really out, which means the challenge. The moves. We are working with a very special team of some angels on Adita Talas and they are really pushing the challenge. Right now you are approaching like 50,000 plus. So, we have TikTok and other platforms. So, it's doing good, which means what was the chance that we own. So, we just don't want the support we want people to own it. We want shika tu si miyako katus mama tunayo palipeni kuna light. Just say mawenin nanian, why you want peace and then just post it and just give us the hashtag give Kenyans the hashtag here peace print. Only that. Yena Tosha. Kamoenim se pionezoka se reka kia si unachukotukasi mukaako cha pa yo peace print the challenge, the dance. It's already out there. Now, just let's we want the hashtag peace print Ipite hashtag because we want peace. It's not about us. We want it everywhere. The peace print the logo so that these people understand that they have to go. The third house, this has to be the third house. We know the first house. The third house has to be there. Inymtuodansili kujuwe ciki Kamahuna amani kia alvot the peaceful way. Kamahuna amani alvot the peaceful way but kamauna kuja kuango tru amani then I'm going to vote you in. Okay? I hope you are listening Mr. Politician you've been given advice hot, hot advice to get kura I was going to ask something ya mawishosa sana Paddi, zemona ki kwa seriasi, bhi fosa chad long time. Ata mimi? Aki liya mwuna, na fight, na fight na kili, a misama kitu na goma ni kwa chia kumamia kitia ujinga ni kona. E, ako seriasi. E, acha tuli tuli e kwa zan, lakini acha di e kekwa sto. Sa ibo ni meskuma suwali ingini. Hashtag the social Friday. I'm here in studio with Paddi and Doreen. I've remembered. So this climax you've said is a walk, right? And we're going to paint the town white to vibe it. There is a white. Remind us how, or you tell us how we can get your merchandise if it's available. Yes, yes, yes. That's your job. So this walk, is it, where is it going to be with the dates? Tunesa, Fanya, Nairobi, Na Nakuru, Dua Kopi. Amma, are you going to just be doing one count at a time? What's happening? So we are doing it in mid-June. Day to your announce later. We want to do it massively, hugely in Nairobi. But if we can raise other counties to join us simultaneously, it happens simultaneously, maze tuta kwa tuha pisana. Ita kwa, ita kwa ime past the message. You can imagine somebody somewhere, kwa mkiti kwa gaba, nami kwa decisions, amma anyone seated somewhere and seeing that day nini ninafani kakuntri kila mtu anava wech shoes, unimajin kampani zakutengene zaviatu, yosibu kwa kusimikdu, uno jugi kumbapia watu pilata wu zaviatu. So that day kila mtu akiva izu shoes, hata when yu anoza tumambia taniiba in izu shoes, and then now you can imagine the message will be passing, not only in Kenya even. We never know. Other countries might even want to emulate us because that is what we want. I hope it supersedes the hashtag for black lives matter, the one that we are still using even today. So you will do peace painting. Uncle will get his t-shirts, amma kwa tuha puni ame. Niki, onchi nyanasema, peace tunasema, peace niki tuata tufani nini, peace kuhila mahali, and absensia kwa we all know, and we all hate it. Kuna oto nyanakwa abaya kwa pate peace kwa. Kuna oto nyanakwa azurili kwa pate peace kwa, taka mauna fanyoma baya, but I'll say this, it's not just about tata just kukriete ya muntua taka kashama nini, but after those companies zina uza viatu, we would want tata zidunit, nilewa. We want that day coming as a kind of, we just have kila mahali, kila konei country, we want to arrive here to your white, piga pigtia, just say ma, me this is just a symbol for the first time we want the entire nation kuna kasi symbol kama cheki, ndi oni kona eve, but please bro, usifkili di kona options, kama nini iwa pap.  Tata, everyone must show us. Iki weze kana, ata kwa iula ini akuendaku piga kura. Iki weze mind, let's just have your white. We are working white. That is the thing that we want, that's the thing that we want. You can clearly see, it's not just, okay, it's about me because I want peace. Sana, if it works, I know, inani weka mahali. To me test, to me test the negative of peace. We have. I don't want to do that, everyone. Thank you. So the merchandise, ziko, na tiari pishanzaku wakon house, nizazika kuwa distributed, kuendaku, places, places. Good thing we already have also the government pier through the State Department, here youth pier, wakondani. So we are working on making show combats out there. Not just the t-shirt, but that print. Atakame itachapu kwa kutafu lani. Atakame itachapu kwa billboards. We want it there. And this is not ours. We want the logo, we print, mahali penitawesa, ziru keru keru keru keru kabisa. It's just a call, kwa monasi asa. So ziko, na zinakuja. We have capes, we have shats, we have water bottles, we have bands, we have reflectors, we have shoes. Vitu mingisana. Ziko. All right. Thank you so very much Padi for coming and Doreen. We will be looking for that event. Side note, my birthday is in the middle of June. We will print. Organize. To the print piece. Oh no, you made kakuku. We will come in white. We will come in white. Okay. We're going to finish this to our shoes again. But at Watapu Facebook Y254 channel on Twitter. Hashtag is social Friday. Okay, shoot! Shoot! Peaceful day.


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Personal notice, dangers my stock and trade. If the job's too tough for you to handle, you got a job for me, George Valentine. Write full details. I see it's time for another Let George Do It adventure. Now this story has to do with a worry ward by the name of Shorty McGowan, who runs a pub over on the east side. Shorty's the type of fella who, if he hasn't got a problem, he goes out and finds one. Right now he's just returned from a most successful hunting trip. And boy has he got a beaut. Dear Mr. Valentine, what's become of Terry Cable? Terrence J. Cable, sweetest man ever blew foam across the woodwork in my place. Now I suppose you could say it's none of my business for a good customer and friend like that who just up and disappear. But then again, what kind of a human being would that make you? Yeah, suppose he's in trouble, suppose he needs help. Well, Mr. Valentine, I found something yesterday in a hawk shop that scares the daylights out of me. Oh, Terry Cable's in trouble, all right. Believe you me. So get down here, will you? Give me a hand. Everybody knows where Shorty McGowan's place is. Here on East Commercial. And Shorty McGowan? Well, that's me. The guy with the towel in his hand. Watch? Just a watch? Yeah, Terry's watch. Here it is. And that's what you found in the hawk shop? You know those ones down with the railroad station? Well, I was coming back from Mayville yesterday. Took a couple days' rest and walked along the street. This thing in the winter just up and hit me in the eye. Terry's watch, I said. That's Terry's. Let's see. Turn to J. Cable first place, 100-yard dash Tri-State Conference 1927. Sure, yeah, that's how I knew. He liked to show it off. Something he won in high school. You know him since high school? No, no, just last year, so. But he come in all the time, know what I mean? He had a philosophical turn like I do.  Okay, okay, but just out of curiosity, how'd you get the watch out of the hawk shop without a ticket? Well, it hadn't been claimed. That's what I mean. I just bought it. So it must have been hawked at least 30, or is it 60 days ago? Wait a minute. Why is just finding his watch in a hawk shop mean that he's in danger? I don't know. In the first place, young lady, he wouldn't hawk that watch. He wasn't the type. In the second place, he's not the type to just walk out of here six months ago and never come back. Without saying goodbye, you know what I mean? And in the third place or fourth, whichever it is, Terry Cable was expecting a check, a big, big check. Moorla, 50,000 he said. Okay, so what? Check from where? Well, how should I know? Rich Uncle Dudley, maybe? Uncle Sam, search me. But a man wouldn't disappear without waiting to get it, would he? Only if he got it, then why hawk the watch? See what I mean? Yeah, yeah, I see what you mean. Maybe see why you're so interested in finding him, too. Oh, no, he thought not me. No, no, I'm more one of them ultra, you understand? To me, he's just a fellow human being. I'm no more interested in his money than I was in his gun. His gun? This gets better all the time. Oh, sure, sure. He had a gun, all right. Yeah, I saw it once when he dropped something out of his pocket. Don't ask me why. A fellow's got a gun? You don't ask questions. That's what I always figure. Very considerate. Shorty, tell me some more about this cable. Oh, where he lived, his family. Now listen, listen, it might be something that it might not.  I tried to ask some questions like that once in a while, but he just laughed. And going and talking about the baseball games are religious aspects, things of that type. You see, I don't even know where he lived, or who his other friends were. All I know is, for a while he had a job over at Fat Williams Warehouse, a load checker. Fat Williams? And also, I know this is the kind of neighborhood when things happen, you don't meddle. May I'm staying out of it? Only what's become of him is driving me nuts. What's become of Terry Cable? You know, I think I know what's wrong with Shorty. His needle is stuck. But George will figure that out sooner or later. And while he does, let's take a minute for this. Now let's get back to the old question. What's become of Terry Cable? Cable? Never heard of him. They called you Fat Williams, don't they? Call me a lot of things, so what? The warehouse business Sunday, not lost and found. But we were told that... Who told you?  Never mind who sent us. I'm just looking for Terry Cable, that's all. He worked here as a load checker once. I saw a couple of hundred other bums. She out that window there? Don't see any streets for three blocks, do you? All warehouse, all mine. Got a gag of nails, I'll store it. Sure, sure. Got a hot car, you'll store that. What's that? Oh, I've heard your name before, that's all. Sonny, I thought you wanted help, not a button through your collarbone. Skip it, I said. Your place burned down here about a year ago, didn't it? I didn't realize you were still around, that's all. You mean you wanted me to know you were a real happy character. So any information I got, I better give you. Oh, these eager beavers. I can pester your employees to find out about Cable. But it'd be so much easier to get information by just saying please. There, see, turns J Cable. No home address worked here three months, paid $52 a week. Where did he go when he left here? Fired for spending too much time in the gambling joints. Like Lou Sprinkles' place. And that's all, huh? That's all you gotta say. For the love of dog food, yes. What do you think I am, Sonny, a day nursery?  What's that? His watch. Why'd you say so in the first place? You want to find this guy and tell him what time it is? Oh, get out of here, will you? I got a game of golf. Sprinkle, Lou Sprinkles. Well, this is about where I thought his gambling joint was, but... Yeah. It's all new construction. Anyway, George, how would a man who were in $52 a week be able to afford such gambling? Oh, I don't know, Angel. This Terry Cable doesn't sound like a very straight character so far, does he? No. Carried a gun, expected some big money, fired from one job that we know of. You know, I'm not even sure why we're looking for him. Well, we're not going to find a behind-the-board fence, Angel. You're just as curious as I am why Shorty thinks it's important to find this. Oh. Hello. Admiring the building? Gotta be nice, isn't it? Good line. Yeah, yeah, it is. You work on it? No, no, just watching. Watch every day. Gotta be 115 hours in that building, Mr. and all mine, every one of the mine. Yes, sir, I own it. Oh, well, congratulations. Wait a minute. You must know this neighborhood. Sure do. Been located here 15 years. BB Manx is my name, in case you're looking for a place to get situated. Good transportation here, you know. Central heating, each office... Oh, no, no. I'm just looking for a joint. A joint? Well, Lou Sprinkle had a gambling place around here. Oh, him, sure. He's got a new place across town. Real fans, and they tell me. He used to be here all right, but he moved out after the fire. Thanks a lot. What fire? Well, the same one burned the old Manx building down, my place. It was in the newspaper 10 months ago. Mr. Manx, you're giving me an idea. Did you ever happen to know a man by the name of Terence J. Cable? Cable, yeah. Search me. Hey, wait a minute. They called him Terry. Yeah, that's the one. He was a foreman, I think. What's the clean-up gang after my fire here? Why? Never mind. You don't know what's become of him, do you? No, no. Search me. You're looking for him, huh? No. Not anymore. I think I know all I need to know about him. Come on, Angel, let's play a fast hunch. Don't you get it? Terry Cable wasn't a crook at all. Just the opposite. Yes, Mr. Valentine. Terence Cable has been with us for years. Fire insurance underwriters. George, you're right. Yeah. Every place I looked, I seemed to run into a fire. Any guy who once in a while carried a gun and who so gratuitously could wrangle jobs in places that had burned... We had money to spend in a third place that burned. Had to either have an angle or an expense account, Mr. Everett. What is Terry, a fire investigator? Uh, yes, that's right. Both that answers your question. Well, it solves the riddle. Yes, Mr. Everett. But what did he find? We can't help being curious.  The furs were never definitely linked with the fire. We looked them up in the newspapers. This BB Manx collected quite a bit on his fire, too. And it's for Louis Sprinkle knowing the kind of guy he's supposed to be. We investigated the fires naturally. That was Terry Cable's job. But now if you'll excuse me, Mr. Valentine... But he didn't find anything wrong, is that it? He was just pulled off the case and that's why he disappeared from that part of town. Yes, yes, that's the idea. So there's really no mystery now, is there? You can go home and forget about it. Wait a minute, hold on. Yes? Why don't you tell us the rest of it? Where's Terry Cable now? What's become? Are you asking for a client or for yourself? Oh, what difference would that make? Mr. Valentine, it wouldn't make any difference one way or another. You see, Terry doesn't work for us anymore. I really haven't the slightest idea where you could find him. Oh, you mean you won't tell me? Or you don't want me to look? I mean those cases are closed. Besides, Cable doesn't have anything to do with investigations anymore. So what business is that of yours? But he disappeared so quickly, we thought... Well, I don't know what became of him. Left town, I think. Now really, Mr. Valentine. You're lying, friend. But okay, if that's the way you want it. But I'll be back. What? You don't want me nosing around because you know what's become of Terry Cable. Well, maybe your closed case will be reopened. As soon as I find out why my client was so anxious to reopen it. George, I still don't understand why that... Look, see, it's simple. Look, don't you see why the insurance companies would want to protect their own good name? But what did Terry Cable have to do with it? Hey, so now look, think back. It's all there. The kind of a guy Cable was. What he did and why he disappeared. Hey, shorty! No customers. Oh, I'm back, I guess. Hey, shorty! George! Yeah, Brooksy. I guess the explanation of Terry Cable will have to wait a while. The guy who hired us seems to be dead. Poor shorty. Someone must have gotten tired of hearing him spout that same old question and shoved a bar rag down his throat. Well, maybe it wasn't quite like that, but we'll find out all the gruesome details in just a minute. George Valentine. The man who hired you is dead. Shorty McGowan. He's been shot. Well, if your name is George Valentine, then the mystery of what's become of Terry Cable is now more important than ever. No, Brooksy Lieutenant Johnson said there weren't any witnesses to our friend Shorty's death. And it happened just a few minutes before we got here? Yeah, that's what the doc says. Somebody stepped in from the street and shot him, and that's it. But George, why? He was such a friendly little man. Yeah, but it seems he's been mixed up in a few things, too. Oh, what kind of things? Oh, petty theft, hold up once. But what's important? He's got a new client, the insurance underwriters. All right, you're hired. I thought I would be. Only you understand, I'd just assume the police... Sure, sure, sure. Protect your office's reputation. I understand, Mr. Robert. I'm rather new here. I'm only pinch-hitting for the regular man who runs this office. But what do you have to hide? Brooksy, Terry Cable worked for this office. He was a bonded, trusted employee. He was in charge of investigating all those fires. Yeah, worked hard, I guess. Got jobs with the guys whose buildings had burned. We thought he had to do it that way. There wasn't any superficial evidence of fire setting. The companies had to pay off, but we thought in time... He hoped he'd discover something about them anyway. Yes, he was convinced there was something phony about the fires. Each case resulted in actual profit, as far as the owners were concerned. Okay, then let's lay the cards on the table. Shall we, Mr. Everett? Terry Cable found some new evidence and then disappeared with it, right? Yes. He was bored off. I'm afraid so. There was plenty of proof that he left town all right and a show that he'd discovered. Some of the best men in the country have worked on it without finding it. But he left of his own free will? There wasn't any force? That's right, Miss Brooks. Here, this is the only concrete thing we turned up. BB Manx. Huh? The day before Cable disappeared, this man Manx drew $12,500 out of the bank. In cash. Nothing we can do about it because we can't prove how he spent it. But neither can he. Cash to pay off Terry Cable. But now that there's been a murder, maybe you can legally force Mr. Manx. I called him before you came back just now. Mr. Manx seems to have disappeared, too. Oh, yeah, sure. He looked like the type. Play it safe. You might try looking for him. No, no, skip it. I've got a different way to figure out what happened a long time ago. And maybe why short he was murdered today. Yeah. I'm going to throw a few dice at a gambler named Lou Sprinkle. And what is this proposition, Mr. Valentine? Very simple. Mr. Sprinkle, I want some money. Does that make you a man from Mars? Who doesn't? I come from closer home. From Terry Cable. Is that so? I think you've done business with Terry in the past. Yes, yes, I remember. But I don't think the nature of the business would concern you. It was gambling, of course. If you say so. Maybe it was gambling on your part to think Terry wouldn't want to do some more business. Merely because I don't choose to make a definite statement, doesn't mean that you can. All right. Here goes. I come from Terry right now. Terry sent me. He wants some more money. I don't think I heard you correctly, Mr. Valentine. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm a very busy man. And because you might not believe me, he gave me his watch to show you. Here, take a look. How much does Terry want? Oh, $10,000. It keep him quiet, I think.  He said he still has testimony regarding a few fires. Just in case you tried to rub and he sticks together. I'd have to see this many times. I don't think you're going to have any sticks together. I'd have to see this man myself or throw my own representative. Do you mind? No, no. But you are willing to. I couldn't discuss it with you at all. I'm sorry. Here. What's this? Present for your trouble. A $1,000 bill. Show it to Terry. He'll understand my good faith. So will I. Cautious but faithful. So long, Mr. Sprinkle. George, what did you find? Made money in a hurry, Angel. I know. The hot shops are the next stop. Down by the railroad station, remember? Bruxy, what I may have found is the answer to this case. So you were going to find the answer? You can't even find the hot shop. Yeah. Looks like Shorty McGowan wasn't telling the truth even on that one, was he? Well, there's not a single pawn shop where they remember ever having that watch of Terry's. Uh-huh. So from here on, the answer's one, two, three. What could have happened, Angel? So I'm going to try a trip to Maryville. To where? It's not far and that wasn't a lie. Shorty just let that one slip. A place he'd been for a couple of days, remember? You know what I'm going to look for in Maryville? Terry Cable himself. Yeah, right here. My name's Duncan. Chief of Police asked me to meet you. Thought you might be driving. No, no, no. The train's a couple of hours faster. Only maybe you'll figure in this kind of a case speed isn't important. Well, I wouldn't say that. Of course we do things a little differently out here. Let me have your bag there. Okay, thanks. Did you get the description? Oh, yes, yes. You got that all right. Miss Brooks phoned it up. They sent the wire for the fingerprints and all that fancy sort of stuff, but you see, we really haven't gotten around here case yet. Ah, yeah. Well, as soon as you do. We're a little understaffed here, and we've been pretty busy with something else. Here's the car of you. Okay. You figure this Terry Cable may be living around here. Ah, that's not such a long shot. A man named Shorty McGowan apparently came up here and then returned with Terry's watch. Of course, that doesn't mean Terry would still be using his same name. Yes, yes, yes. I understand all that. Do we? Not quite sure I do. Well, let me tell you some of our problems. It'll take your mind off it. You see, there's a county graveyard out here and doesn't have a caretaker. Yeah, well, look, Duncan, I'm only interested in... And a couple of days ago, there's been some digging where there shouldn't have been. What?  That's why I couldn't get right on your case. You see, the county inspector claims that there's one too many bodies out there. Since when? See, I thought you might be interested. There's nothing recent. In fact, it's... Well, since maybe six months ago. About the time Cable disappeared. Now, I guess you don't mind a little sight of her, do you? Got a man over there working on it now. The guy with the shovel, huh? Yes. You see, what happened was somebody noticed the earth had been turned up since the last rain. Only when we take a look, it wasn't a new body thrown in. It was just an old one. It had been put there three months ago. How do you know it was originally put there about the same time Cable disappeared? Well, that's the easiest time to do it, isn't it? That's a bad way to get rid of a body. Just add him in when the grave is fresh. I mean, the time to do it was exactly six months ago. All right, all right.  Why, it's getting dark. I want to get back to supper. No, no, listen to me. The extra body, if it's Terry Cable, was put in there months ago, right? And what happened two or three days ago was just that the ground got disturbed. Like disturbed by somebody looking for a watch? Look, I got a complete fire lawn cable. Now, the thing for us to do, if we want to identify him once and for all, is to get him out of here. No, no, I'll get that workman of yours out of here. I don't catch it. Look, I told you, the train's a lot faster than a car, so it's getting dark. That's all the better. The thing for us to do friend is miss our supper. Why? Because maybe I got here first. Okay, so here I'll be, digging. Don't strain yourself and entertain. Quiet, will you? You're just supposed to be watching. You know, I watched a dig and scene once in Hamlet, that's by Shakespeare. You don't say. The grave digger, he worked just about as slow as you do. Come across the scholars, I remember, just when... Shh, yeah, but no headlights. You sure make a pretty target out there in the moonlight.  Oh, worth it. That will be a stop. Yeah, somebody's getting out. Okay, stay out of sight and wish me luck, friend. Back to work. Yeah? Come in. Who is it? Oh, you know me, huh?  How'd you get out here? Oh, don't worry, I'm alone. I saw the body, though. Yeah, it's Terry Cable, all right. Pretty neat place to get rid of him six months ago. So Nietzsche didn't even have to bother to take his watch. What Shorty did, he finally figured it out, didn't he, huh? Came up here, found Terry's body in the watch. And then hired me to put a little fear into you so he could shake you down the way you shook him. Only be careful coming through that fence. Yeah, sure, I'll be careful. You don't want another body out here to explain. Because that's what happened, isn't it, mister?  Twelve thousand five hundred each. Only Cable was expecting fifty thousand, as I remember. So that'd probably mean four of you instead of three, wouldn't it? Fat Williams, BB Manx, Lou Sprinkle, and who? Shorty McGowan himself? Was he the fourth? He have a fire, too. Put down the shovel and get into the car. No, no, wait a minute. I know who you are, all right, only... Do you? Sure. Sure, how's your game of golf? I guess the minute I left your office, you knew who'd sent me and you headed right over to kill Shorty. To shut him up before he could go any farther. You've gone far enough, too. Fat Williams, the big shot. But a big secret, right? Something that Lou Sprinkle, for instance, didn't seem to know.  You're smart, too, aren't you? Well, it's fairly simple.  In six months' time, Shorty finally caught on to it. Yeah, Shorty was smart. He stole some furs, did he tell you that? Furs? Oh, yeah, sure, from your warehouse. So that's what tied him in, huh? He worked with us. He was the fourth one. Look where it got him. Buster, don't try to tie the others in with you like that. Manx and Sprinkle may have been worried about their fires, but they paid off in cash. I suppose Shorty paid off, too. Only Terry was expecting a check. One check. He was smart. He'd want it that way. Yeah. So one of you must have collected the payoff, though, from the others.  Only instead of a payoff, you kept the dough yourself and killed the investigator. Yeah, that's all that happened. That's all that Shorty found out.  By tomorrow, Sonny, nobody will even know we've been here. Hey, what? Look out, Valentine! You! That's all! Pretty fancy shot for a late game, wasn't it? Oh, yeah, sure. You'll get a medal. You missed him a mile. Hey, what? But thanks for spoiling his aim. I hit him with a shovel. There's irony for you. The great George Valentine saved by a spade. Get it? Spade? Sam spade? Okay, sue me. But first, give a listen to this. Don't you understand, Angel? Apparently Terry Cable wasn't even crooked. Six months ago, Fat Williams just persuaded the others that Cable was. Then he pocketed their dough and killed Cable. The insurance people and his family and everybody will be awfully glad that you cleared his name. Only George, I still don't understand how you knew it had to be Fat Williams. Well, you remember, Angel. He's the only one I showed that watch to before Shorty's death. So he's the only one who could have known that Cable's body had actually been found. In other words, that Shorty's nosing around and he made it necessary for him to be killed. Oh, darling, you're wonderful. I mean it. Your powers of observation, your logic. Wow. You know, George, while you were up in Maryville, I did some shopping. I found a real bargain on kitchenware, so being a girl who plans ahead, I bought some. Kitchenware, Angel? For your one-room apartment? What in heaven's name for? Well, like I said, planning ahead. You'll find out. You have just heard what became of Terry Cable, another Let George Do It adventure. Robert Bailey was starred as George Valentine with Virginia Greg as Bruxy. David Victor and Jackson Gillis wrote the story, and the music was by Eddie Dunstetter.


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