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I just added three Air Force One girls to my collection and at first I wasn't going to show you guys but I was like you know what there's too much nostalgia behind these so I gotta give you guys an unboxing and if you didn't know by now my name is DJ and this is the DNA show. On this channel I love talking about sneakers and especially unboxing dope sneakers that I'm adding to my collection which is pretty often. If you haven't already consider subscribing and joining the fam we're on the road to a million subscribers and you could be the next one to get us there so with all that being said let's go ahead and get started with sneaker number one and these came out in 2004 as you guys can see from the box this is one of the older boxes I'm so happy about finally adding these to my collection because I vividly remember when these hit the streets back in the day and I wasn't even a size 13 during that time so now that I'm able to get these and add these to my collection in my size oh man I'm looking forward to rocking these let's go ahead and crack this box open right here we have the Lebron SVSM Nike Air Force One so now I understand when it comes to the younger generation they're probably not gonna know or feel or remember those times when Lebron was coming up in the early 2000s balling out in high school playing for SVSM which are these are the school colors and then going to the league in 2003 and going crazy and balling out every year since and with me being a Lebron James fan with adding sneakers to the collection over the years I'm definitely happy about adding these in particular because not only is this colorway dope but there are some small subtle details and the materials on these things are a one so as you guys know in some of my other videos I like to give you guys the in-depth looks and all the full breakdowns and everything but in today's video I'm gonna kind of just give you guys some quick rundowns on the sneakers that I picked up and show you guys some in-hand shots and then talk about a couple of the details of the shoes that way you guys have a better understanding of them if you've never seen them before so for these in particular you have the Lebron James logo laser and grain on the back in right here around the heel also on the tongue right here and then on the inside of the insole now the insole is gonna be leather the sock liner is leather and the entire upper is leather it's all very very premium and I'm telling you again bro these things are so nice like when it comes to materials on shoes nowadays and you probably hear this all the time but a lot of the older stuff was just simply better when it comes to the quality the cuts the materials and everything along those lines so to be able to find a pair in this nice of a condition and honestly all three of these shoes right here I immediately had to cop and speaking of that I actually ended up picking up all these shoes from untied when I was out in LA a couple weeks ago so if you guys haven't heard of them I'll have the links for you down below in the description everything and if you ever want to check out anything from their website make sure you use the discount code DNA show that'll get you guys free shipping as well but yes I picked up all these from the same place that way you guys have an understanding of that but with all that being said the Lebron SBSM Air Force One these things are grills and I am so happy you guys probably heard me say that three or four times now but bro I don't know like these things go crazy now next up right here we have a 2005 release again with that tan and orange box right here and these ones played a huge factor on the shoe game and kind of playing homage back to 1984 from way back in the day and how the Air Force One would just stayed alive over the years and that is the Be More Air Force One now some people might wonder why is this shoe so important well Baltimore and the East Coast that kind of area over there if you guys don't know much about the Air Force One's way back in the day they were virtually selling sneakers out of the trunk and dropping exclusive colorways out there and they were able to create a crazy demand behind the Air Force One and keep that model alive when it first came out and because of that they're one of the main roots to why the Air Force One is so dope today so back in 2005 Nike decided to pay some homage to Baltimore as well and they decided to put a Be More hit right here and then you have the Be More hit here on the tongue and then you have the Be More on the insole gray with the white Be More hit there and a little bit of gray on the top upper smooth very very nice premium leather you got your side mesh right here with that gray vibe and then the gray outsole right here these have been worn but I'm completely fine with it because again I got them for a really good deal and they just pay so much homage to the shoe game it only made sense just out of just straight-up respect for Air Force One's Baltimore and what they have done and all the other things so for me I was happy to pick these up and I think honestly another great addition to the collection let me know what you guys think about these down below in the comment section now let's take it to the third and final pick up which is I don't know if it's the Lebron's or this one next but this might be my favorite Air Force One that I got my entire collection these ones came out in 2006 and I posted these on my Instagram and my Tiktok and I think on the YouTube shorts channel if you guys haven't followed me already make sure you follow me on Tiktok DJ underscore sneakerhead DJ underscore sneakerhead on Instagram make sure you guys follow me over there and please subscribe to my DNA shorts channel it's a separate channel from here I'll make sure I have a link for you guys down below that way you guys can see all the short-form content and all the stuff that I got going on on there as well because I don't want to flood the main feed but either way subscribe to that I'm trying to get that one up to 10,000 subscribers so that's the next goal by the end of the year but like I said I posted them on there and people were like yo are those customs and and I understood it because it was a younger generation that was literally like okay if you were born in the early 2000s and these came out in 2006 you might have been like four or five years old six years old three years old I get that that makes it you might have not even been born yet I completely understand that too so people were thinking these were customs or like it was a shoe that was about to be coming out or something like that and I'm like no bro these came out in 2006 and they've been doing this stuff for a while but I know we know the new hype anyways I'm kind of rambling off and I know you guys want to know what it is by now so let's go ahead and crack this box open now I'm not that big a fan of orange sneakers but there is an exception when it comes to the Halloween Air Force one these got that scarface vibe to them with the black on one side and the orange on the other they're all patent leather upper with the white stitch you got the white swoosh right here on both sides you got the character on the side with the mask in the skeleton hand and then you also got that same hit right here on the tongue you got the skeleton hand on the insult even the insult is split with the black and the orange and then it's gonna be the same thing over here on this shoe and these things go crazy so usually on the other two shoes I could show you guys you know just one foot because they look identical in a sense this is what it looks like when the two shoes are together spread them apart looks like black on the outside orange on the inside these right here oh my gosh the scarface Air Force ones grails the black with the white with the red grails I don't care what anybody says if you don't know about them look them up I'll probably popped up some pictures right here in the video for you guys to see those were grails those came out like months before these came out and I remember when these came out but again I wasn't the same back then I was like a size 10 or something like that 10 and a half now I'm a size 13 so you know I'm saying like my foot was growing I just didn't I'm getting them but now that I finally got them literally took me how many years 15 16 years whatever that is due to math I don't remember 2006 we can count that up later but either way it's been a long time in this right here is a sneaker that when I saw these at the shop I was like oh bro I have to have these I need these in my collection there's no if hands or butts size 13 super clean these things go crazy I don't know what you I'm sure you guys are like having your nostalgic memories in your heads right now please express your memories of these down below in the comment section all my OG heads you guys are gonna remember these times and talk about the other Air Force ones as well I definitely want to start talking about a little bit more of the older sneakers because for me this was the stuff that I grew up on the stuff that I was collecting the stuff that I wanted to collect all that type of stuff so these hit home these are crazy I don't know I feel like these could potentially be one of the best Halloween Air Force ones to ever drop let me know what you guys think down below in the comment section I know we got the ones that with the glow in the dark with the skeleton foot and then you know we've been seeing the different colors and iterations of those there was a 2005 version that was a kind of similar colors but a little bit different color blocking on the shoes and then 2006 they came with this version which was similar to the Scarface one and everybody was going crazy over these I remember seeing people rocking these at school like bro I need those forces like where did you get those for this is just crazy nostalgic times and honestly all three of these sneakers very nostalgic I remember seeing people rocking these back in the day and be like bro I gotta get these and I was more heavy on like Jordan's stuff I had like I had a lot of the easier to access Air Force ones these were having you know the limited drops and a different stuff like that more of the boutique shops and stuff so I had a lot of Air Force ones at the time but a lot of the easier ones remember the ones remember back in the day when they had the Air Force ones and it was just like well you had like the sheets and all that stuff coming out too but remember they had the ones that was just like white in the front and then it was like navy blue pattern leather in the back or like a different color pattern leather and it was like essentially like a bunch of different colors and like a lot of that more accessible ones from 2004 to 2007 2008 there was like a lot of good Air Force ones coming out I don't know maybe I'm tripping but I feel like that era in particular was a lot of bangers let me know what you guys think down below in the comment section and even before that early 2000s you had shady M&M you had terror squad but those are more like PE type things I'm talking about like GR or like limited releases type stuff so I just wanted to show you guys my three sneakers I hope you guys appreciated this I was excited to add these to my collection and I wanted to show you because I realized like not everybody knew about all three of these sneakers and again I can give you guys more in-depth reviews if you want to see one in particular for one of these you know specific shoes that I showed you guys but hopefully that kind of gives you guys a gist of the sneakers you know when they came out the era the nostalgia you know what they meant to the community different stuff like that and again I would love to hear what you guys have to say down below in the comment section I know we got a lot of young sneaker heads a lot of new sneaker heads but I know we got an audience of you know older OG heads that was collecting with me back in the day that can remember those times and and you know remember those drops and all that type of stuff so let me know what you guys think down below in the comment section these are three great girls I appreciate you guys as always all right y'all yo if you enjoyed this video and want 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Well, let's bring Terry here now with a review of our evening session from day two. We saw the relays, of course, the four by ones for the under 17 girls and boys, but before we saw that early in the day in the session, we saw the 400 meter hurdles, which was won by mostly Jamaicans. Not that we expected anything different, but it really was a good start by Nastasia Fletcher clocking a minute and 10 seconds to win the under 17 girls division. Fletcher in this one, and of course, now a double gold medalist at these games, having also won the 400 on the opening night. And then her under 17 teammate in the boys division, Robert Miller, 52 by 1, set in a new record. But before we look at him, the girls, Michelle Smith of the USVI 56.28, 400 meter hurdles for the under 20 girls. She won a really good performance from her. Came in with a lot of anticipation, was expecting, hoping to break the record. Didn't quite get there just shy, but we did get a record in the under 17 boys. The best performance ever by this young man at that height, 84 centimeters. As he came through Robert Miller, St. Jay goes. He broke that record has been around for some 14 years. Shamir Blake from the under 20 boys category, Jamaican. He is almost sweeping for them. Yeah, if it wasn't for Michelle Smith, we probably would have seen a Jamaica sweep of this event. But yeah, one, two for Jamaica led by Blake, and it was an exceptional performance, 51.21 seconds. Shamir Blake, fantastic performance from that young man, three out of four gold medals for Jamaica in the 400 hurdles. These were the relays, starting with the under 17 girls, and she's east there on the third leg and making the final exchange. And it was all Jamaica from the Atari. Yeah, great performance, great group of girls. The teams didn't all necessarily have their four best runners with some of the kids deciding to rest up, getting ready for the 200. We saw that in the under 20 boys with card for Jamaica resting up to get ready for the 200 later on today. We'll see those finals. But the under 17 boys normal service continuing with the Jamaica, despite getting a strong challenger from Trinidad and Tobago, that last handover from Trinidad and Tobago, a little bit shaky, and that gave the impetus that Jamaica needed to go ahead and get that gold. Well, this race, a lot of people were actually watching the clock because we knew that Jamaica were coming with a very fast team, and they did come over with the win, come home with the gold medal. Shanoia Douglas there on the anchor leg, she was against the clock. It was her, Trinidad, of course, given another challenge to the Jamaicans when she started pulling away with about 40 meters to go. A lot of anticipation in this one for the Frederick twins competing, of course, for Trinidad and Tobago, but they did not come through and did not produce the goods. The goods, though, were produced by the Trinidad and Tobago boys in the under-20, four by one. You see a woodruff is going to get the baton there just a little bit late, but still managing to hold on for the victory, not the best passing by a team Jamaica. And of course, we know that getting that stick around is the most important thing. Yeah, well, they did, of course, show grace in their victory with the Trinidadians. But, yeah, look at this one. They mixed four by four open relays, Guyana dominated from the start. We did expect them. We had them as a favorite. I look at Tiana Springer celebrating midway through the ankle leg. Calls out to the crowd, says you want to see something. And she shows them her heels. Tiana Springer, 400 meter champion, of course, under 17 last year, under 20 this year. A great group. They have qualified, actually, for the World Relays. So they're expected to line up later this year in the Bahamas, but great victory for team Guyana. And great run overall by Ghana at these games. Eight countries getting gold medals last night. Yeah, well, we started now looking at the field events for this one. And of course, the triple jump was won by the Bahamian J'akaya Roll, the under 17, 5.77 meters. And it was a really good day for her. That was a record, actually, 5.77 meters. And the record as well for Javonte Smith, the new personal best championship record. A fantastic work by that young man from Monroe College. Chavez-Pen, also setting a new personal best in the high jump to win it for Jamaica. Josh Williams there, winning the Javelin throw for under 17s. Double knock, Straker, yeah, winning for Bahamas. And always a great moment. We said that eight teams got gold medals last night. Four teams got their first gold medal, including the home team.


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According to Tom, they were going to write great American novels and bring the world humbly to their door. But Helen had other ideas. They led her to her brother, who was an important literary agent in New York, and she wangled a job for Ken as copywriter in a small Manhattan advertising agency. And so on that night of February 23rd, they were ready to say goodbye to Florida and to Tom Barton. Thank heavens, Ken. This is the last time we'll drive down this street. Look at it. 11 o'clock and everybody, absolutely everybody in bed. Yeah, I suppose. But you know we're liable to miss this old town after we've been in New York a while, don't you? Oh, can that again? For heaven's sake. I can't help it. If Tom would only go along with us, it'd be different. Tom, Tom, will you do me a favor and forget Tom? When we got married, we were going to travel and meet people and do exciting things. Well, this is our chance. Sure, sure. This is our chance. Okay, here we are. We say goodbye to Tom and that's that. Be glad to get this over. Well, come with me, aren't you? Do I have to? It's the least you can do, Helen. All right, all right. It'll make you feel any better. Look to me as if he's already in bed, like the rest of the dear citizens. He's probably in back working on his book. Look, Helen, try to be halfway decent to him, will you? Of course. Funny. I don't hear him. What? Suppose he had one of his attacks? He's probably only sleeping. I don't know. Door's unlocked. Tom? Hey, Tommy! Tom! I don't like this. Wait a minute before you wake up the neighbors. Look, coming up the wall. Huh? Oh, Tommy. Hey, we were beginning to worry about you. Ken, Helen, what are you doing here? Why do you like that? We leave tomorrow and you ask me. Tomorrow? Oh, I forgot. Tom, hey, what's the matter with you? All right, Helen, I'm going to get some water. Here, you better sit down on the steps. How are you, Ken? I'm all right now. Oh, the devil, you're all right. Tom, this is crazy. What you need is a good specialist. You can't go on like this. Now, if you'd only use your head and come to New York with it. New York? Well, sure, there's plenty of room in the car. We could get a good doctor for you and find out what this is all about. Yeah. How is he? I guess you're right, Ken. You are right. I will go with you tomorrow. You will? Oh, that up, boy. Helen, don't you hear that? Tom's going with us. Yes, I heard. Here. Thank you, water.  Tom came to New York with you. But somehow after six months in the city, that doesn't seem to matter anymore. No, other things concern you now. Your dark, stifling apartment, your dreary job, your salary that will barely pay the bills. Helen's scolding and scolding. And Tom? You don't even see him. He's convinced he's going to die. And he sits in his little room frantically writing day and night. Writing the great American novel, remember? And then late one night he calls and insists that you come down to see him right away. It's nearly midnight when you get there.  No, no. Sit down, Ken. I've got something to tell you. Have you seen Dr. Hansen? No, it's not that. But that's why you came to New York in the first place. Listen, Hansen's the best there is, and you haven't even been near her.  Anyway, it's too late now. Don't say that. It's true. And I want to talk about it. Ken. Yeah? I finished it. Finished it? My book. No. Yes. But you're going to be surprised. It's not the kind of thing we always talked about writing. It's a mystery story. Oh, great. Well, I decided since I didn't have much time, I decided I'd write a book that would sell fast and mystery sell fast. So that's it, Ken, and... Well, would you take it down to Helen's brother? Helen's brother? Yes.  Oh, yeah. Well, if he likes it, he can get it read fast and published fast. If I just send it in cold, it'll take weeks, maybe months. I haven't got time to fool around. Oh, it's... I'm lucky if I last a month. Listen, will you cut out that kind of talk? If it'll make you feel any better, I'll take it to build a morrow. Well, not tomorrow. It's in longhand. It'll have to be tight first. Oh, that's all right. Listen, I know where I can get a rush job done. Oh, swell. Now, listen, kid, you take care of yourself and just leave it to me. Oh, thanks, Ken. Thanks a million. And so you take poor, sick Tom's book and you get on the bus to go home. You decide to glance through it. But after the first page, you can't put it down. Your ride past your stop excited and amazed. Tom has done what all good writers do, written about the places and people he knows. He calls the town in his book, Centerville, California. But it's St. Augustine, Florida, down to the last duffer sitting in the square. Somehow you manage to get home and toward dawn as you turn the last page, it hits you. This is a bestseller. This book needs money, fame. But Tom, Tom's going to die. And he hasn't any relatives. Such a pity, isn't it? All that money and fame and nobody to enjoy it. Hello, Tom. Uh, how are you? I'm all right. I was going to call you. They'll like the book quite well, but he thinks you should do a little rewrite. Rewrite? Feel terrible. The book was good just as it stands. Oh, it is. Except for a few minor points. Uh, look, Tom, I've been flaking. You know that little cabin Helen and I rented in June up in Connecticut? Yeah, what about it? Well, I can get it for you cheap. It's kind of a dump, but it's way off by itself. If you get up there and spend a couple of weeks rewriting some spots and... Yeah.  Well, thanks. Thanks, Ken. Oh, forget it. After all, what are friends for? That's a question, Ken. What are friends for? Tom is grateful, of course, when you make all the arrangements and drive him up to Connecticut. He appreciates it when you spend the day helping him get comfortable in his new surroundings, and he doesn't suspect anything. But what would he say if he knew copies of his manuscript had gone to the publisher with your name on it, his author? Yes. What would he say if he knew you had stolen his work, perhaps the last work of his lifetime? What would he say if he could see you now in the office with Helen's brother? A thousand dollars, Ken, and that's just the advance. I don't know why the devil Helen never told me you could write like that. Well, you know, it takes time to get going. You're going now, all right. I don't know if I ought to tell you this, but... Uh, what's up? Well, I sent copies of your story out to Hollywood, and I got a tip-off. It's just great finds so far, but one of the studios is interested in the book for their biggest star. Pictures? Oh, my gosh, I never dreamed of... Think about the characterization of the victim DeWitt was out of this world. In fact, all the characters. Oh, gee. When will you know, definitely. Probably tomorrow. Better stay by your phone because we want to close the deal quick. And if we get the answer I think we'll get, you're practically a rich man. Call from Bill, uh, on your book. Uh, where are you, anyhow? I'm... What do you mean? Oh, make sure. Dr. Hansen. Tom, for the love of Mike, what are you talking about? I'm sorry. And... And what, Tommy? The oil company brings you another strange story by the Whistler. When you look up and see a sleek airplane streaking across the sky, it's interesting to consider how modern engineering has not only made today's planes fly faster and perform better, but also get far better mileage. That's interesting because in much the same way, science has increased the mileage of signal gasoline by increasing its performance. 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You can almost hear Helen nagging you now as you hang on to the receiver half days. Nagging, nagging. Ken, are you still there? Oh, oh, sure, Tom, yeah. Oh, I thought you hung up. Well, no, it's just the news. I'm so happy for you. I don't know what to say. Listen, there's something for me. Get your book back, Tom. Yes, no, it's not ready for publication. I've written a lot of new material. No, I mean, I'm not sure I can get it. But it's important to me, sir. No, you can't do it. Didn't the doctor tell you to stay there and rest? Then you can't start running all over the place right away. The noise of New York and all, Tommy. Listen, I'll bring the manuscript up to you myself on Saturday. Meanwhile, you stay right there. You sure you can? Yes, I'll get it. Don't worry. Listen, I'll see you Saturday. Okay. And Tom? Yes? We'll take the day and celebrate the good news, huh? Maybe a little hunting?  Hey, boy, you look great. Oh, really? I can hardly believe it, but I've gained three pounds already. Three pounds? Yeah, well, come on in. Come here. Yeah. Yeah, that's three pounds, and you look good. I never felt better in my life. It's great. Well, here, sit down. I was watching for you down toward the road. Huh? I guess I got lost. I came a back way. You mean you walked all the way from town? Yeah, I thought the walk would do me good. Oh, is that my book? Yeah. Yeah, good. Wait. Hmm? This is just my original in longhand. What about the copies? You had typed. Oh, I didn't think you'd want that. Look, I want all the copies. These revisions. Okay, okay. I'll send them to you after I get back. Uh, Helen said to say hello. How is she, anyhow? Fine, just fine. He's been bothering her a little. In fact, I was glad for an excuse to get out of town myself. Then you are going to spend the day? Spend the day? Sure. We're going after rabbits, aren't we? You know, like the good old days down in St. Augustine? Well, I don't know if we'll really find any rabbits. Don't remember seeing one since I've been up here. Put no harm in looking. So, uh, you've got your shotgun up here, haven't you? Uh-huh. It's on the mantle. I'll get it. Oh, unless you want to rest a while. No, no, no. Let's get it all. Let's get all the fresh air we can. I don't get out much, you know. Okay. We can't go far, though. Doctor's orders. That's right. We won't go too far. Here's the old Betsy. I guess we're all set then. Ready? Sure. Been kind of warm up here the last couple of days. Well, walking up that road, I sure felt it. I bet. What do you say? This way, down by the meadow? Uh, no. Let's go back in the woods. I saw some rabbits there in June when we were up. Okay. Ken. Uh, yeah? Something to matter? Something in your mind? No. No, I was just thinking. Tell me, it's been a long time since we've done this, huh? Yeah. A lot's happened. Uh, gunloaded, Tommy? No, not yet. Fine thing, hunting rabbits with an empty gun. You know, Ken, you don't look so well. No? You ought to give up that job and get one up here in the country. Hey, there's one over there. Yeah. Yeah, I see him. Get a beat on him. Well, you're not the man over there. Looks like a beauty. Yeah. How's that for a shot? Good, going. Nice and fat, too. Well, we'll have rabbits, too, Ken. In you go, old boy. Oh, come on, Ken. When I want rabbit around, there's bound to be a million more. Yeah. How about me taking the gun? I want to try my hand at knocking over a rabbit. Oh, sure. There you are. Thanks. Now, listen to me close, kid. Tom, I want you to forgive me. Forgive you? What for?  Oh, no. Tom, I have to. It's your book, Tom. It's a great book, and they're publishing it. It's a bestseller. It'll make a fortune. What are you saying? You said you got my book back. You said... I stole it. You stole it? I thought you were going to die. You thought so? You told me just a few weeks. Yes, but... And all that money, Tom. I couldn't resist it. I stole the book in my name. But... And now you're going to live. But you can't. I can't help it, Tom. But I can't let you live. Ken, wait. Listen. You can't do it. You won't get away with it. Listen to me, Ken. You can't do it. Ken came all over, and you put the gun under the body just as you planned. But you're weak in the knees, and you don't know if you can get back into town unseen in that. And then suddenly you find strength you didn't know you had. Because through the brambles of the sound. Hey! And the voice. Hey!  You can see him now. That's all, kid, carrying a shotgun. And you hang onto your heart as he stops, looks at the body, and gazes slowly all around. Then he suddenly leans over, fumbles a Tom's jacket a moment, picks up the rabbit Tom's shot, and thinking it under its belt, hurries off in the direction he came.  Now that not only will the book hit the stand tomorrow, but... Oh, come on, Bill, will you stop teasing? But the contracts were finally signed in Hollywood yesterday.  Oh, Ken! $50,000! $50,000! Yeah, not a carrot in the world. And did you see the publicity in this morning's paper? What breaks we're getting? The lead column in the Times book section. No. Hey, that's wonderful. Haven't seen the papers yet, but... Oh, well, I'd rather hope to have. Well, Bill, what's the matter? I'd hope that this wouldn't have to spoil the good news, but... Your friend Tom Barton... Tom? I might as well give it to you straight. He was killed by a shotgun out near Fairfield. Oh, no. They only found the body last night. Oh. Ken. Suicide? No, they thought that at first ill health. But a doctor out there says he was in good spirits. He had every chance of recovery. The doctor? Then an accident? Worse than that. From the position of the gun and the body, they suspect murder. No. But look, Ken, it's nothing for you to worry about. You don't want to let it spoil the success of your book. What was it you were thinking about, Ken? Breathing easily? No, no. Not yet you can. The delay in finding the body gave you some hope. But now you know exactly what will happen. Question is best friend.  You have to go out to Fairfield to identify the deceased. And again, to answer more questions and more questions. Bill tries to comfort you with reports of great sales for the book.  Then the coroner's verdict. That's something to wait for. Isn't it, Ken? Look, Ken, I know how much Tom meant to you. Cut it out. I don't want to talk about it.  You'd think the coroner's verdict can make a difference. It won't bring Tom back.   Oh! All right, Ken. To the fourth. Well, don't you want to answer it? It might be news about the verdict. That's what you want, isn't it? No. I mean, answer it. Answer it, will you? Yes. Yes. Who is it, Helen? Bill. Yes, Bill. It came through. He was a kid. Helen, what is it? Tell me. Tell me now. The coroner's verdict, Ken. A young kid that picked him up trying to pawn Tom's watch. He admitted being on the scene of the shooting and taking the watch from Tom's jacket. Confess the whole thing. Confess the whole thing. What, Bill? He testified that no one was there, so it just had to be accidental? The jury couldn't reach any other verdict, huh? Accidental? Accidental? Helen! You want to talk to him, Ken? Oh, no. I'll call him... No, wait. Yes. I will talk to him. I think it's time the three of us went out somewhere to celebrate my book. We'll return in just a moment with a strange ending of tonight's story. Meantime, a word about that extra something you get when you have your car serviced at independently operated signal gasoline stations. I'm talking about that feeling of confidence and well-being you have as you drive out, knowing that your car has been thoroughly and conscientiously taken care of. You see, signal dealers, being in business for themselves, do go out of their way to give you the kind of job they're proud to stand back on. When they lubricate your car, for instance, here's what signal dealers do to make sure not a single point is overlooked. Instead of relying on memory, they check each point against signal's lubrication chart, which shows every lubrication point on your car and specifies which of signals in specialized oils and greases each part should have for long, trouble-free service. But they don't even stop there, no sir, just to make doubly sure they check each point again, which is why it's called signal double-check lubrication. That's the kind of service you want these days when your car has to last until who knows when, and that's the kind of service you get from your friendly dealer-owned signal service station. And now, back to the pristler. The whole chain of events that began on that night to your left St. Augustine with Helen and Tom has come to an end. And as much as it surprises you, you find that you can breathe easily. You can breathe deeply the refreshing air of success and security. No more sleepless nights, no more prying, no more questions. Well, no more, that is, except from the publicity men who are eager to make the details of your life into interesting reading for their column. Well, I think that should give you all you need, Mr. Daugherty. Good writer can always make something out of nothing, can he? Oh, sure. Sure, of course, Mr. Broderick. But there are just a couple of details about your life in St. Augustine. Can't you give him that bill? I've got some work up. Well, no, Kim. He wants exact dates and... All right. What do you want? Well, let's see. You left St. Augustine about a year and a half ago. I don't suppose you remember the exact date. Matter of fact, I do. It was February 23, 1945. Uh-huh. Well, that's all I needed. That's the exact date that Donald Juey or Donald DeWitt disappeared. DeWitt? DeWitt? Say, what is all this? Again, I might as well tell you now that Mr. Daugherty isn't a publicity man. He's from the St. Augustine police. Police? Look, this is somebody's idea of a joke. Joke? Mr. Broderick. The minute someone called your book to our attention, we recognized the localist, St. Augustine Florida, not the center of Little California. Well, what about it? We recognized the murder victim is Donald Juey, not Donald DeWitt. We followed the directions in the book down to the last detail, and it led us straight to Juey's missing body. Only the actual murderer, the author of that book, could have known where it was hidden. Murderer? No. So that's why he changed his mind about leaving Florida. That's why he didn't want the book... Look, then, you'd better not say any more until we get you an attorney. But for the life of me, I'll never know why you did this. To sit down and write about an actual murder, like the confession of a dying man. Like... like the confession of a dying man? That's funny, Bill. What you just said is very... funny. I've been reminding you to look for those familiar yellow and black circle signs that identify those popular signal oil stations throughout the west from Canada to Mexico. This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.