Manhunt in Manhattan Ted Prager

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Because here it comes! Oh don't show me don't! Just again, Moose, it wasn't loaded. I was getting bored so I thought I'd have a laugh. Okay now let's get to work. I got a nice job.

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You are Ted Prager, Night Reporter for the New York Daily News. And Murder is almost old hat to you. You've covered the doings of Vincent Mad Dog, called Dutch Schultz, Sony Madden and Murder Incorporated for your paper.