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We have the Dow Industries down 156, NASDAQ's down 10, S&Ps off 15. Gold, gold contract down $3.10, trading at 19.20 an ounce. We have silver down 14 cents, $23.05 an ounce. Lightsweep crude, up $1.68, $69.38 a barrel, notes and bonds, 10-year note, trading up 13.6, 1.1308, the 30-year up 22, at 1.2807, and king dollar. King dollar right now, trading, where are you, baby? There it is. Up 436, at 102.928, the year is at 109, the yen is at trading at a price point of 144 and the British pound is 126 to one US dollar. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. One note's going on in your world. Just had to hit that button, folks, okay? Because we just came down and tested here. Let's go do it. So let's go over to the e-mini first. Let's take a look at it. Okay, so we did the update just prior to it. We were looking at that bar and we just came down to this bar and you're gonna see a rejection here. It's gonna be interesting to see how this shakes out. This is July 4th in summer trading combined, folks. That's what's so wild. So you can see what we just did. We did the update. We were talking about the bar. The bar has 58,000 contracts. The bottom of that bar was the 4406. No, 4403. Bottom line is that we just got down to 4401. How many minutes were into this? You get nine minutes. It's not gonna happen. It's gonna be a rejection of lower price. This is just a shakeout down to the bottom. You're gonna see the market rally again. Let me see. Did I get my trade? Did I get it? Okay. Bottom line, we'll see how this shakes out now. Now the bottom line is that you can see what happens here. We'll start, you're gonna get a rejection. Now the question's gonna be is that do you have any juice to go back top side or are they gonna unload on it? That's on the E-minis, okay? We go into the NQs. We take a look at the NQs. Okay, so the NQs, that bar, 19,000 contracts, 13,000. Not enough sellers, folks. That's the bottom line. You're going higher. We're drawing a trading range, but that's how this shakes out. See, you can see on the way back up, we didn't have enough juice either to get into the bar on the way down. So what we had done inside the NQs is that we did just over 50% retracement on the way up, which is bullish. At a 50%, you really don't know. It goes both ways, actually. This is a little bit over, but the E-minis, when we did that, we did, let's see what you got here. That was just about a 50. Gold, would you take a look at the gold contract out here? Excuse me. Gold contract right now, got down to 1911, excuse me. It's straight in 1919. You're going to have a contraction of volume. Let's go look at the GLD for a second. So the GLD's rejected low up. Oh, this is nice, man. This is real nice. Okay, so check this out. If the GLD could get about 20 cents higher. So 177.63 is your benchmark. And you can see right now, we'll be below that by basically 17 cents. You're going to have much lighter volume, even in the benchmark of 7.9 million. So that's what we want to see, because you have the rejection of lower price again, but you want to get inside that range. Notes and bonds, they want higher price. Higher price, lower yield are coming at us. So this is going to be really wild between Jerome Pyle, between the Fed, the whole Bolo Wax. You know, we've got another sideways move out here, but you can see this. Up here, 1.2 million contracts, that's it. That is low contract value beyond belief, and we did get down to 112.26. It rejected it. That's saying higher prices want to come at us. And then we go over to the good old US dollar. Dollar out here is as a trend going, well, my take is that the dollar is not going to be able to hold price. You know, we got to a price point today of 103.145.  So that baby's telling me that the way this is setting up, it's still setting up to get down to the lower end versus the higher end. So the higher end of the range that we're in is 105.800. The lower end is 100.788, you know? Some of the higher volume equities that we have out here today, and you know, for so much trading, you get some nice volatility and you got ranges. You have the Tesla is up about five and a half dollars. You got kind of up a dollar and a half. We have a four to 30 cents. Carvan is up 370, look at that, man. That thing was at $2 now, it's at 28. It's a 10 banger already. That's pretty wild. You got C3 up two. If we go inside the NDX100 and take a look at the strength versus the weakness, Lucent is up five and a half percent. You got Netflix up three and a half percent. Siri's up three percent. Taken away from a JD's off 2.9. You got Regeneron 2.5. Qualcomm's off two. And you have an American elector off two percent. Our phone number's<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. We have the dial. The dial industry is right now down 106 now. It's up 16. S&P's off eight and a half. 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So, what you have with NVIDIA here, you know, we have a huge gap that's open. There's no doubt about that. That being said, with the news last night and how this didn't affect it, to be down $7, folks, okay? And you're going against a high volume low of $59 million, you get $51 million. It would have been nicer actually if the equity could have come down a little bit longer further to hit that number. Because now what happens is that that's almost like a little building of cause, but bottom line is it's still in great shape. So, that thing's not going anywhere, man. You know, not just yet, let's put it that way. We're going to take a look at Microsoft. Let's take a look at some of these big magnificent sevens. See where these babies are hanging out. Yeah, so it's up 41 cents. You don't have much action going there. You got to remember that we're going into July 4th, folks. This is something crucial to remember. And once you get going, see, we're on a Wednesday. You know, once you get going, they'll keep us, you know, a small range going, but the bottom line is that might take this thing still wants to go to highs. Somehow, some way, we're going to go attack those highs cause those are high volume highs. You can see right in Microsoft. Microsoft's a high volume high. We go to Apple. Now, Apple isn't. Apple, Apple's just high. Let's see, where was that? Apple had a high volume high. Now that high volume high in Apple is at 106, no, 186.99. You know, 186.99. And so at that particular point, bottom line, everything over that has been on light of volume. If we go over to this S&P again, you got to see this cause this is a classic, particularly, you know, when you're coming into closes and you've already had one of these during the day, that shakeout that just got done right when I was getting on the air. So it's going to be intriguing. You can see that S&P, you're talking about moving, man. That S&P, well, it moves 11 points down about a heartbeat, yet it didn't break it. And you can see what you're looking at now. You know, you get intraday, we get three higher lows. Now, we don't have higher highs, that's for sure. I know. We got to take a look at the Google. Oh, no, I know, I want to go on the oil market. We got to look at the oil market, man. So oil, okay, so we'll go down to 67, rejected it, 343,000 contracts, put this up, going into, okay, this is a good rejection. We were going into, that's six, no. Yeah, we were going into 405. Going into 405, we've only done 343. So that looks like it's going to basically try to, you know, stay in this consolidation at this particular point. My larger take, though, is that this is building costs to get down to these lower numbers. The reason I'm saying that is that the low, the spike low at 63, 64 does have volume. That's how you get a basically look at that. But the longer that you would go sideways, that could run that off, that can actually run that off. We'll see how that shakes out, but it could run it off. If we go to the XLE and you take a look at the XLE out here, that's running higher today and the volume's not bad. It'd be nice if you had 16 million in the XLE, you don't. But bottom line, it looks to me like the XLE does want to run to this 82 area. And then we go to the XLF and we take a look at the XLF out here and that's just still building costs. Now the XLF, you know, looks to me like the lows are in, but it's going to take quite a while to basically build some costs on that baby in order to get the higher price. The TLT, this is going to be the big number, man. The rates are going to be the big number. TLT out here today, let's put this on a weekly. So on a weekly, it's going after the 109, we got 103. It's going to leave nothing more juice though. Yeah, you can see this is going to need a lot more buyers in order to get up there, but that's how that baby's set up right now. That's how it's set up. You got the, let's go inside the Dow Industries, take a look at the Dow Industries, strength versus weakness out here. Okay, so you got Salesforce putting 17 positive points, Chevron putting eight, Boeing putting seven, Apple putting seven, taking away from it, United Health, minus 43, Home Depot 43, minus 43, that is Travelers minus 28, Amgen minus 13. If we get over and we take a look at the diamonds, let's see what those babies are doing. And then we'll go into the small caps. You take a look at the diamonds, that's just the sideways move, but that's also looking to get to his highs. The IWM, now the IWM doesn't have a high volume high up at this 189, or 184 right now. It just doesn't have it. It doesn't mean it won't go there, but it's getting, I guess the FLAC would be at 185, which is right above it, which is not a bad deal, actually, you know what I'm saying? It's not that much higher, there's no doubt about that. The trade-in-wise, we've got, we've got Thursday, Friday, it's a half a day Monday, and you know, this is gonna be a wild one because of the fact that you get July 4th on Tuesday. So there's gonna be no one in the offices on Monday folks, okay? That's the bottom line, it's not gonna happen. Volume-wise out here, what we have thus far today, you got in the NYSE, you're gonna do about 800 million in the NYSE, right now you're at 426. The composite, you're at 3.6, so the composite is gonna probably only do about 4.5. Stay right there folks, we'll come right back. We have the Dow, Dow Industrial's right now trading down 116, NASDAQ's up 21, SAP's off 7.5, we'll be right back. 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And let's see, what was the question here on Home Depot? On Home Depot, is it done with the move up? Okay, so let's take a look at Home Depot. So, with Home Depot, the way that you would look at this is that if you take the top of the consolidation, which is the 303, the bottom approximately 280, so you get 23, which gets you 325, and we hit 315. So the answer to that question is no, it's not done in the longer term, okay? Now what you have here is that, yeah, I broke top side, it's pulling back. That's basically a normal situation almost, meaning you pull back on a stock that's already gone higher with the breakout. What you'd be looking for, if you're not sure whether you're buying it or you're in it right now, you'd be looking for it to come back to this area of 304, and as long as it did come back with light volume, you're in, that's how that works. Because you can see the amount of volume that's coming into is 10 million. So you're coming into 10 million with 2.6. And this is how also you could tell that Home Depot won the bust higher because it was pushing, the last swing point prior to that had 3.7. It pushes into it with 10. It goes lower with three, and then it breaks with 4.4. Yesterday it does 5.3. I'm the daddy here. One second, I'm sorry about this, folks. I got to be doing a million things at the same time. That's at Home Depot. The next question was NVIDIA and ABC Down. So if we take a look at NVIDIA and VDA. Well, that's the larger ABC app, that's for sure. So let's put this on a weekly.  Now, this is where you're dealing with, I mean, a much longer term chart. But this is how NVIDIA would be set up. You could actually take 346 up there and then take the low of 108. What is that? Then you come up with, what did I say, 346?  That's like 560. That's where that thing can actually go on a longer term basis. On a shorter term basis, I expect what you're gonna see is that you're gonna come back into this gap, you'll fill the gap. And what will end up happening is that when you actually fill in this gap, it will be a vicious fill. Because what happens is that it's not gonna be easy, let's put it that way. That's just how it goes, man. They're not gonna make that easy, that all you just come down, you fill the gap with light volume. Something's gonna happen, that it's gonna be vicious, it comes down fast and furious. But you can see the volume that you're coming into. It's a monster volume that you're coming into. So the reality is that that would be the first buy. That's how that would be set up. And they never make them easy. NVIDIA and Amazon are two of the hottest equities that I've seen to basically get into. Because you can see the same with Amazon. Look at it, I mean Amazon's just gone from 82 to 128. We pulled this all the way back. Yeah. And now Amazon is just, Amazon's also coming up to a place where it's probably gonna give it up. But I don't expect that's gonna happen until you almost get up to 146. And right now you're dealing at 128. We go take a look at the GDX. GDX doesn't have the expansion of volume yet, but the bottom line is that you want the GDX to basically be above this 2953 area. We go to Barrick, take a look at Barrick Gold. That's setting up, Barrick tested lower blows, rejected it. This is building costs for higher price. Aniko, Eagle, A-E-M. Now this one's gonna get interesting. Because this wasn't a buy yet, but this looks to me like it's starting to set up. Yep. So you're coming into 9.4 million. The first time down you did 1.9 million. You can see this today, you're doing 1.4 and you got a rejection and you get a small little bar because many of these other equities inside of the gold and silver market have rejected lower price, have had lighter volume all of the above. Pan American Silver, this has to actually get inside 1441 again. Right now you're at 1417. It's drifting lower. So that's in a whole other range. Let me pull this back, see what happened here. I see, okay, so it's not in the, the high volume low here is 1340. Right now you're at 1417. You broke 1441, that's 22 million shares. Yeah, we're not gonna do that, not even close. So I checked this one out. This is kind of interesting actually. You know, one swing low was 22 million. We had two days left and we've only done 7 million. Now what you'd like to see, as you'd like to see before Friday, is that it actually closes above the 1441 because if it doesn't, then it will go after that high volume low that has 1340, which, you know, it's only 80 cents lower, but that's still 80 cents in a $14 stock, okay, which, you know, could put some damage, no doubt. Go back to the E-mini again, because this thing's trying to figure out what to do, whether it wants to go back and test this area one more time. Pull that over, so you can see. Okay, so we just went up that at 22,000 contracts with the 17,000. Okay, that's not bad. It's a 19,000. You see this? 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I have no idea why. There we go, I got executed. Now I can pay attention, folks. Okay, so, Micron, let's take a look at what we have here. So, Micron, you came down hard. You put this on a weekly.  Yeah, I'd say a micron wants higher price, man.  You went higher with 86, it gave it up. You just, the first time you pulled back with 80, but 80's going into 100. So that's a good number. And this week, we get 49 versus 80, but we have two days left. That's a good number. That's telling me that thing does a one higher price, man. So we'll see how that shakes out tonight. I'm surprised that, I mean, something must be going on with that. That actually blows my mind. Let me just look at this again. So, Micron, that's a whole different business model, I guess, right? Because when you look at this, they're saying, they must have spun something out of something. I mean, they did 30 billion in 2022. They're only doing 15 billion this year. They made $8.35 last year, and they're going to lose $4.66 this year. And then next year, they're only going to make $0.39. So, that is a whole different ball game than, here, watch this, let's go over to NVIDIA. I mean, this is where this gets really wild. NVIDIA is looking, look at these numbers in NVIDIA. So, five years ago, NVIDIA did 11.7 billion. Last year, it did 27 billion. This year, 42 billion. So, the next quarter, folks, okay, listen to this, man. The next quarter, they plan on doing 11 billion in 90 days, where in 2019, they did 11.7 billion in the whole year. That is unbelievable. And the bottom line is that everyone needs their cards. If they're gonna run larger programs, they need their cards. That's the bottom line. That's how that whole thing shakes out. We gotta take a look at the silver market. Okay, so silver's trading down 17 cents. This is a good setup, man. You're only doing 35,000 contracts. That's light contract volume. You're coming into 38,000. It's a new contract, but the bottom line, that's light contract volume. If we look at the SLV, you'll see this. Okay, this will show up in the SLV pretty good. Yeah, it is. So, the SLV, they're coming into 12 million shares. You're doing six. This is saying this one's higher price. If we get over to the dollar, that's also saying that the dollar probably is gonna fail on price. We'll see how this shakes out. But you can see what we had here is that on, what was this, so that's, on last Friday, the dollar made it up to 103, 166. Today, it made it to 103, 145. Both times, gave it up slightly. Nothing heavy, but did he give it up slightly? Go back to that E-mini for a second, because this battle's gonna be, they're battling over the 435 inside the spy, folks. That's where the battle comes in. That I wanna pin it at 435, which they could real easy because that high volume low that we didn't break is 435, 59. But anyway, here, let's look at this E-mini for a second. You can see that here's the battle since we've been on. Last time we came down, we had 19,000 contracts, but the one at 22,000, that's good contract volume up there. So, that should get tested. And right now, oh, look at this, what time is it? Yeah, this is pretty good. That, this contour, this one right here, you already have 20,000 and you get two minutes left. That's saying that's gonna go for it right now. So in the next bar, see, this is what's cool. So check this out. When you get something like this, I mean, I know I'm chopping this down in 10 minutes, but there's plenty of day traders in here. So when you're chopping this down like this, you get 22,000, you're already at 20,300. The cool thing is that if you have some momentum going into a bar like that and you stop right before it, you have a much higher probability of trying to get into it and take it out. The reason being, it's just like the aspect of the, you know, like if you're swimming or running or whatever it is, if you're starting way back and then you just keep going and going without the break, you know, you can give it up at the end. What happens in the market, it's the same way. If you come back up to a swing point and right before you get to the swing, you know, you have some good volume, right? You don't hit the swing, then the next volume bar starts, your probability goes much higher that you can go bang right through it, particularly when we're talking about it's 349 Eastern Standard Time. So we'll see what shakes out.  We'll bounce back and forth. My take, as I said, is that we're going higher, but intraday you will get these downdrafts because even when we had that downdraft intraday today, there's no volume on it, but it didn't matter. The bottom line, I wanted to come right back to almost the lows, couldn't make the lows. You see the next time up, you didn't have as many buyers. Next time down, they couldn't take it out. And then no baby push this thing sideways coming into the close. That's how I think this, excuse me, how this is gonna shake out. If we go over to lows, let's go take a look at lows. Actually, let's go, I'm gonna go take a look at toll brothers first. You take a look at toll brothers. Look at another high. That's given an up on price, another high. What's Lenard doing? That hit a high too, gave it up on price. Each time you look at those home builders and then you look at Home Depot, you look at builders first, it's like, okay, there's these rates are coming down. Stay right there, folks, we'll come right back. We have the Dow. Oh, folks, don't forget about the target dollar sale. So we started the target dollar sale. The way the target dollar sale works is that you can get up to 40% off. Stay right there, come right back. 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Let's go take a look at Google. So if we take a look at Google here. Come on, where are you? Okay, so this is good. Let's see, so we're at 121. Well, you wanna see this get back inside 122. 122.63, that's the number because that was that big down draft. And what Google doesn't have, well, it's not bad. Yeah, I mean, this looks to me like you're gonna get up to at least that 123 area. ASX, this baby here, let's see what this is. ASX, it makes tools in a semiconductor business, I believe, yeah. So assembly and testing services, the lowest $4.45, the highs nine. We take a look at this. Now this has been a rocket ship off the low so you gotta be really careful, man, if you're long list. I mean, this went straight up, well 650 to 860. You put this on a weekly for a second. Oh, I see what it's doing. Okay, so it's going to test its highs. This is a good setup.  Yeah, the last high, you had volume of 12 million and you're pushing it with 31 million. 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Hello friends. I am Sanjay Gupta. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you how you can read and print string using dynamic memory allocation in C programming. Before starting, you can note how you can search my YouTube channel. You can type my name Sanjay Gupta in YouTube search bar. My channel will be available on first page of YouTube. You can open it where various programming related videos and playlists are available. You can watch them if you want to improve your programming skills. You can also download my programming app Takimiz that is available on Google Play. Now I am going to implement solution of this problem in front. First of all, I am going to include a header file that is stdio.h. Now I am including another header file that is stdlib.h. Now I am defining main function. First I am declaring a variable integer type and then I am declaring a character pointer. So string is basically a character array. So for a dynamic memory location, I have to use a character pointer so that character array can be allocated using malloc or calloc. Now through printf, I am going to display the message enter size of string. That how many character you want to store that size will be received through scanf inside n variable. Now I am going to call malloc function so that desired memory will be allocated for this pointer p. So this way dynamic memory will be allocated. So here malloc will be allocating n into size of care blocks and the returned address will be typecasted into character pointer. And that will be stored inside p pointer. Now through p pointer, I can receive the input from user. So printf message will be displaying enter string. Now to receive string, I am using gattus and then p pointer. So the entered character will be stored at different addresses that is pointed through p. Now I can print the entered string on console using this printf %s and then p. Now for dynamic memory deallocation, I am calling free and then return 0.  Here dynamic memory is allocated for character array. Then through gattus, I have read all the content of string and through printf, I am printed. I have printed back those entered values on console. Now I am executing this code. I am entering size 6 because I want to enter India as input. But you can see it is not asking for the input. It is just showing the output. So in C programming, whenever we read integers and after integers, we read characters. Then buffer memory automatically does not clear. So for that purpose, I have to call a function f flush and I have to pass an argument std in standard input. So this will clear the standard input buffer memory so that desired input can be received from user. Again I am executing this code. I am entering 6 as input. So this time it is asking the string from user. So size is 6 and input is 5. 6 because null will be stored automatically at the end. So you can see I have entered India. So it is showing you entered equals to India. So this way the program is working properly. So don't forget to use f plus function while reading integers and characters in a C program. So it is required to clean the buffer memory that is responsible for reading the input from the user. So this way I have implemented the program which is reading and printing string using dynamic memory location in C program. So I hope you have understood the code well how you can do this operation. If you want to watch more programming related videos, you can search my name in YouTube that is Sanjay Gupta. My channel will be available on first page of the YouTube. You can watch various programming related videos there. Thank you for watching this video.


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No. All right, deny it. But I've got proof. Aren't you going to give me a chance to explain? There's nothing to explain, Jean. What are you looking at? There was someone outside the window. What? A face was peering in the window just now. It looked like Jeffrey Tate. Well, I don't see anyone. You've got Jeffrey Tate on your mind so much you even believe you're seeing his face wherever you go. Russell, please! I'll call you in the morning, Jean. Russell! Tate, that's all I've been hearing. Jeffrey Tate. Well, she can have him. Jean thinks that... Who's there? Who's hiding behind the...  Put that gun down. No! No! Don't shoot! Don't! When I heard the shots, Mr. Key, I ran out of our cottage and found my husband, Russell, lying on our lawn. You say you'd seen a man named Jeffrey Tate peering into your window, Mrs. Owens, just before the murder? Yes, Mr. Key. But the police haven't picked this Tate fella up yet, boss. My father, Mike Clancy, read the details of your husband's murder in the morning paper, Mrs. Owens. But I haven't had a chance to go over them myself. I told the police that I saw Jeffrey Tate outside our window, Mr. Key. And they're searching for him. But he left his home last night and they haven't been able to locate him. I see. Jeffrey must have gone out of his mind to do a thing like that. To murder my husband. And he may strike at me. I suppose if he did it, it wouldn't matter very much. Now that Russell's dead, life doesn't seem worthwhile anymore. The living must carry on for the dead, Mrs. Owens, in spite of their unhappiness. Well, at least I'll see that Jeffrey Tate gets what he deserves. That's my one ambition now, Mr. Key, putting Russell's killer behind prison bars. And I know that you're the man who can do it. Jeffrey Tate is missing and you're known as one of the greatest authorities on missing people in the country. And that's why I'm here, sir, to ask for your help. Is that the only reason, Mrs. Owens? What do you mean, Mr. Key? When you described the events preceding the murder, you said you had a quarrel with your husband. It was evidently over this man, Jeffrey Tate. That's true. Russell, my husband, thought I was seeing Jeffrey behind his back. Who were you? I saw him, yes. I'm nothing to hide, Mr. Key, and I've told this to the police. I was seeing Jeffrey Tate because my husband was out of a job. And Jeffrey's engineering firm has a wonderful opening for him. Go on, Mrs. Owens. I knew Jeffrey years ago, but I believe he was in love with me once. Russell knew that. That's why he was so jealous. Then you believe Jeffrey Tate might have killed your husband because of unrequited love? I don't know, but I saw him there at the window, Mr. Key. Isn't that enough evidence? Not quite. The murderer would hardly let himself be spotted so easily just before he commits a crime. No, there's something odd in the circumstances. Tell me, is Jeffrey Tate still a bachelor? No, he's been married for years. Mrs. Owens, I suppose I investigated this case and found out that Tate wasn't actually guilty of murdering your husband. But who else could have done it, Mr. Key? Everyone is a suspect and a murder case. That is, everyone who may have had a motive. Even you could be considered a suspect by the police. What? If I take this case, Mrs. Owens, I promise you I'll find the actual killer. No matter who he or she may be. Mr. Key, just find my husband's murderer and give me a chance to say in my heart that I did everything I could to see that justice was done. Very well, Mrs. Owens. I have your address. And you'll hear from me after I have a chance to go over the details with the police. Thank you, Mr. Key. Goodbye, sir. Goodbye, Mr. Clancy. So long, ma'am. Goodbye, Mrs. Owens. She's a very beautiful young woman, isn't she, Mike? Well, sure, and a girl with looks like that can start trouble pretty easily, Mr. Keyne. Well, how do you mean? Oh, this business has seen another man outside of her window. Just before her husband was shot. Well, it's just her word against the other man's. That's all. Maybe she didn't see anyone at all. Just followed her husband out the door with a gun in her hand. And the motive for killing her husband? Maybe we'll find that out when we find out if her husband left any money. Well, Mike, in my opinion... Oh, I get it, boss. Mr. Keyne's office. Is this Mr. Keyne speaking? Oh, this is his partner, Mike Clancy. May I talk to Mr. Keyne, please? Well, who's Colin, mister? Tell him it's... Hold on a second. Mr. Keyne, it's Jeffrey Tate. It's the fellow the police are looking for for the Russell Owens murder. Let me have the phone, Mike. Hello? Mr. Keyne? Yes. I'm sure the police want to question you, Mr. Tate. Mr. Tate, to give myself up. Before I do, however, I'd like to talk to you and ask your help. Are you at home now? Yes, I'm here with my wife. My address is 11 North Adams Street. My partner and I will drive up immediately. Please don't inform the police until I've had a... That's all I ask. Very well, Mr. Tate. Since you're doing this voluntarily, I'll keep it confidential for a little while longer. Goodbye. Goodbye. Get the car, Mike. We're driving to Jeffrey Tate's home immediately. That phone call may put an entirely different aspect on the Owens murder case. Yes? My name is Keyne. This is my partner, Mike Clancy. I'm here in answer to Mr. Tate's phone call. My husband isn't here, Mr. Keyne. You're Mrs. Tate? Yes. But he just phoned our office man and said he wanted to give himself up. I know that, Mr. Clancy. However, I persuaded him to go away. May we come in, Mrs. Tate? If you wish. However, you won't find Jeffrey here. Who is that man standing in the living room? His name is Frederick Barlow. But he has nothing to do with this matter. He and my husband are old friends. You say Mr. Tate went away? He was crazy to phone you, Mr. Keyne. He wouldn't have a chance if he gave himself up. And I'm not going to stand by and see my own husband, the man I love, falsely accused of murder. Try not to get excited, Barbara. Mr. Keyne is only trying to do his duty. You're Mr. Barlow? Yes. I'm sorry to meet you under these circumstances, Mr. Keyne. I know of your reputation. I've been wanting to make your acquaintance for years. My... Yes, boss. Search the house thoroughly. Well, care, Mr. Keyne. He can search it from top to bottom, but he won't find my husband. You realize, Mrs. Tate, how difficult that will make matters for your husband? What do you mean difficult? Jeffrey was practically being accused of murder already. Yes, but he could have defended himself, and I would have helped him do it. Now, as a fugitive from justice, he's become even more of a suspect. I don't care, Mr. Keyne. I only want to make certain Jeffrey is safe. Barbara, I think you're being very foolish. Please keep out of this, Frederick. Mr. Barlow, were you here when Mr. Tate left the house? Now, wait a minute, Mr. Keyne. I had nothing to do with it. Please answer my question. Yes, I was here. Then you know where Jeffrey Tate has gone. Why, uh... Frederick, if you tell Mr. Keyne you'll regret it. I'll never speak to you again as long as I live, and Jeffrey will hate you for it. I don't think he'll hate me, Barbara. Jeffrey's not that kind of man. He left here against his will because you started to get hysterical. You know I didn't agree with you, and I thought Jeff should place his faith in Mr. Keyne's ability to find the real murderer. Tell Mr. Keyne, then. Tell him where Jeffrey went. Go on, give your best friend away to the police. I have no intention of doing that, Barbara. I assure you. Perhaps the police may compel you to do it, Mr. Barlow. In that case, I'd have no choice, Mr. Keyne. However, right now I know nothing of Jeff Tate's whereabouts officially. Good night, Barbara. May I have your permission to leave, Mr. Keyne? I can't hold you, and I'll have to report your part in all this to the police. As you wish, Mr. Keyne. Mrs. Tate, you're going to be reasonable and give me a chance to find out whether your husband is innocent or not. No, Mr. Keyne. You can stay here until morning, if you like, but you won't get any further information out of me. Mr. Keyne, sir? Yes, Mike. Come in here for a second, sir. I found something important. Oh, what is it, Mike? It's in the study, Mr. Keyne. But first, take a look at that picture on the metal piece. It's signed to Barbara with all my love, Jeffrey. Well, that must be a photograph of Jeffrey Tate. Now come over to the desk. Look at this mask. Hmm. Where did you find the mask, Mike? Inside the desk, boss. And it looks as if it's made of some kind of plaster. And it's the image of that fellow there in the picture. You're right, Mike. The life-size plaster likeness of Jeffrey Tate's face. It's hollow in the inside. And the signature of the sculptor appears to have been cut into the inside. I can read the name Dario. Well, what do you make of it, Mr. Keyne? Well, Jean Owens claims just before her husband was murdered, she saw a glimpse of Jeffrey Tate's face outside her window. It was almost midnight, and the light was probably bad. And maybe someone else could have been wearing this mask so as to look like Jeffrey Tate, and make him take the blame for the killing. It's an interesting theory, Mike. It's certainly worth looking into. Apparently this case has taken a strange new twist. If the theory concerning this mask is correct, we're actually looking for a two-faced murderer. In just a moment, we'll return to Mr. Keyne and the case of the two-faced murderer. Meanwhile, stop tooth decay and unpleasing breath. Yes, stop tooth decay and unpleasing breath that breeds between the teeth. Use colonose toothpaste with dental floss action. 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Have you ever seen this plaster mask before? Oh, Mr. Keyne, where did you get that? My partner, Mike Clancy, found it in your husband's desk in the study. And according to the photograph of your husband, this mask is a perfect likeness of him. Why, I... I haven't seen that mask in years. I thought it was lost. If you really want to help your husband prove his innocence, Mrs. Tate, better you tell us the truth. Mike is right. This mask may be an important clue that might absolve Jeffrey Tate from a charge of murder. How do you mean, Mr. Keyne? Well, someone may have used this mask to impersonate your husband. What? Russell Owens was shot late at night. And just before the murder, his wife thought she saw your husband's face peering into the window. You mean, some other man could have worn that mask trying to place the blame for the murder on my husband? Perhaps, Mrs. Tate. But I'm not fully convinced that's the entire truth, but it's something to work on. Oh, Mr. Keyne, I do anything to prove that Jeffrey is innocent, but I... I don't know much about that mask. Jeffrey had it when we were married. Do you know where he got it? Yes, I do. Genoans gave it to him. Genoans, the murdered man's wife? Yes, Mr. Keyne. She and my husband knew each other before I met Jeffrey. So she told me. She also said that she quarreled with her husband, Russell, because of Jeffrey. Russell Owens thought she was seeing your husband on the slide. My husband's always been faithful to me, Mr. Keyne. Genoans may have chased him, but... Well, the point is, Genoans, she only saw your husband so as to get a job for Russell in your husband's engineering firm. Mrs. Tate, the signature of the sculptor who called himself Dario is inscribing this mask. Have you ever heard the name before? No, Mr. Keyne. Now for the last time, Mrs. Tate, will you tell me where your husband is gone? I don't know. Oh, she's hedging again, boss. No, that's the truth, Mr. Glancy. Oh, I admit, I begged Jeffrey to leave the house before you came and persuaded him not to give himself up, but I... I honestly don't know where he went. And I may never see him again either. Well, will you promise to get in touch with me if you do hear from him? You... you really meant it, Mr. Keyne, when you said you'd help him? Yes. If I'm convinced he's innocent of murdering Russell Owens. Very well. I'll do as you ask. All right, Mike, let's get started. Where to, boss? We're going over to the Owens cottage, the scene of the murder. And ask Genoans where she obtained this mask before she gave it to Jeffrey Tate. This must be the Owens house, Mike. Park over here in front of the door. Right, sir. Mr. Keyne, there's another car parked in the driveway. Yes, so I noticed, Mike. The house door's open, boss. Look. I'll come along, Mike. I've got a feeling we're running into more trouble. Inside, Mike, this way. Sans, preserve us, Mr. Keyne. There's a woman's body on the floor. Mike, it's Genoans. Oh, she's dead, boss. She's been strangled. Yes. And look at her throat. It's all discolored. But not from the effects of the strangulation.  You don't need that gun. I'm not armed. Boss, this fellow looks like that picture of Jeffrey Tate we saw in his house. I believe it is, Mr. Tate. Yes, I'm Jeffrey Tate. I was just about to phone for the police when I heard you come in. Sure, that's a good story, all right. You've got two victims to your list now, Mr. and I'm not letting you add a third. Just a moment with those handcuffs, Mike. Mr. Tate, have you any explanation for being found here with Genoans' body? I came into the house just before you did, Mr. Keyne, and found her on the floor. Why did you come here? I wanted to ask, Gene, why she was so certain that I was the man she saw outside her window. Just before her husband was murdered. And why did you leave your home after phoning me? Barbara, my wife insisted that I go, but I was going to give myself up after I talked to Genoans and tried to find out why she implicated me in her husband's murder. Well, where were you on the night of the murder, Mr. Tate? Why couldn't you be located by the police? I was in my office, Mr. Keyne, working. I worked so late that I slept there on the couch all night. Can you prove that with a witness? No, I was all alone. Well, tell me something, Mr. Tate. Were you in love with Genoans at any time? Years ago I might have been, but not anymore. However, your wife could be jealous of Mrs. Owens, even now. You can't implicate Barbara, Mr. Keyne. She's completely innocent. That remains to be seen. Mike? Yes, boss. Show Mr. Tate the mask we found in his study. Well, it's left in this paper here. Here. Here it is. Do you recognize that mask, Mr. Tate? Why... Oh, yes. Genoans gave that to me before I was married. Where did she get it? Why, I don't know. She gave it to me when I admired it in her home. Someone had made it from a picture Gene had of me. It seems to me this fella can't explain very much, Mr. Keyne. I'm for taking him down to police headquarters. Mike, one hour more or less won't make any difference. You'd better call the police and tell them we just found Genoans body. Then ask them to send a detailed amend to Mr. Tate's home in an hour. I may have important evidence for them. You're right in, Mr. Keyne and Mr. Clancy. Thank you. If your wife is here, Mr. Tate, I'd like to talk to her. My wife must be upstairs. I'd better... Boss, it's that fellow Frederick Barlow. So, I see, Mike. Jeffrey. Hello, Frederick. Mr. Keyne, I see you've managed to locate Jeffrey Tate without anyone else's help. Yes, right now he's under suspicion for two murders, Mr. Barlow. Two murders? Genoans were strangled to death.  I swear I didn't. I must see my wife. I must speak to her, Mr. Keyne. Your wife's upstairs. Mr. Keyne, do you want me to call her? Please do, Mr. Barlow. Just a moment. Mr. Keyne, it... it doesn't look as if there's a chance for me to prove my innocence. The evidence against you is very strong, Mr. Tate. I can't understand it.  Mike, give me the mask you wrapped in that paper, please. Here you are, boss. Mr. Keyne, I just thought of something. What is it, Mr. Tate? Suppose someone used that mask to impersonate me. Sure, and the boss thought of that long ago. There's only one thing wrong with that theory, Mr. Tate. How did the killer get hold of the mask and return it to your home? Why, I don't know. Unless your wife was implicated in the crime, she is the only one who could have used this mask. Then why not arrest me, Mr. Keyne, and set my husband free? Barbara. Jeffrey, darling. Tate, are you confessing to these murders? I'm showing you that all the evidence isn't against my husband, Mr. Keyne. Barbara, keep out of this, please. Mrs. Tate, where is Mr. Barlow? I saw him a moment ago when he called me. He came down the stairs. You must have gone into the study. Mike, stay here with Mr. and Mrs. Tate for a moment. Okay, Mr. Keyne. Mr. Barlow. Barbara. Mr. Keyne. Were you looking for something here in Jeffrey Tate's study? Just a match. Well, there's a lighter on top of the desk. I bothered to look inside the drawers. Oh, I didn't see it. Well, I'm ready to take Mr. and Mrs. Tate to police headquarters. Mrs. Tate, too. Yes, they're both implicated in these murders, I'm afraid. Well, in that case, Mr. Keyne, they should have the services of a competent attorney. Yes, that's their privilege. As a friend of the family, I'm going to see to it that they get one. Uh, Dario. What is it, Mr.... Oh, so you answer the name of Dario, do you? I... I didn't quite hear what you said. Perhaps this mask is your handiwork. By any chance were you looking for it in that desk when you said you were looking for a match? I never saw that mask before, Mr. Keyne. No? May I look at your hands for a moment, Mr. Barlow? What for? Just curiosity. My hands are... Very artistic hands, like a sculptor or a painter might have. And I'd say you were a sculptor, Mr. Barlow. Would you? Particularly since there seems to be clay underneath your fingernails and clay-colored powder on your fingers. What are you driving at, Keyne? Mr. Ohin's, Barlow. You're crazy. You can't deny it. The evidence is there on your fingers. The police will match the clay under your fingernails with the clay marks you left on Mrs. Ohin's throat. That's very interesting. And if you murdered Jean Ohin, she also murdered her husband. How?  Oh, if you'd used this mask, you would have destroyed it. As a matter of fact, I believe you murdered Jean Ohin's because of this mask. You were the man who gave it to her years ago. And you knew she would identify you as a sculptor, something you wanted to avoid. So you went to her home, made her tell you what she did with the mask, then killed her to keep her quiet. That's a clever deduction, Mr. Keyne.  You hoped you'd be able to find it before the police did. And why would I be so anxious to get hold of this mask, Keyne? Well, this is only a theory, but I think it can be proven. A clever sculptor can change your face and features with the aid of clay and paint. And if you could make a mask that resembled Geoffrey Tate so closely, you could also change your own features to resemble his. And that's what you did.  Well, that gun won't help you, Barlow. When the police search your apartment, I'm sure they'll find evidence that you are a once-wearer sculptor. You're right. I was a sculptor and a great one, too. Whenever appreciated me, not when you were a genius, I was. Wrankled in your mind, didn't it, Barlow?  So you, too, were in love with Jean. At first I thought my rival was Geoffrey Tate, but then I found out it was Russell Ohin. Tate took it like a man.  I'm going out that terrace door, Keyne. And if you try to stop me, I'll shoot. You see, Keyne, I'm still the genius. Even you can't put your hands on me now. No, but I can. Mike, I thought you were just getting away. Well, after you went into the study, Mr. Keyne, I started to put two and two together like you did. And I figured I'd better keep an eye on both of you. Barlow's coming out of it, Mike. Oh, I just gave him a light tap with my gun, Mr. Keyne. Just to keep him quiet when he tried to drill a hole in me. It's a strange case, Mike. By making himself up to look like Geoffrey Tate, Barlow almost had a double revenge. Tate was a rival of his too. And he thought Tate would be held for Russell Owens' murder. Appearing at the window so Gene Owens could see him was deliberate and part of his plan. Well, boss, his makeup days are over. Yes, Mike. I think we can now turn the killer with two faces over to the police. 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