Murderous Kid Al Aaronson

Hellmell famous cigarettes presents the big story Frankie Frankie, where are you? Never listen never around when I want him Frankie and shit again someday he'll do something terrible. I know Get out didn't you hear me call you get out of here leave me alone. What are you doing now? What crazy thing?

What's in that box? I told you, leave me alone. You'll have to come in the shed again, Pa. If you'll have to come sneaking in on me again, if you ever ask me again, what I'm doing, what's in this box?

So help me, I'll brain you. I'll take your hammer and I'll brain you to death. The big story. Here is America. It's sound in its fury, its joy in its sorrow, as faithfully reported by the men and women of the great American newspapers.

Dateline, Louisville, Kentucky. The story of a boy, a misfit of 16, a frightened boy who killed out of fear. To reporter Al Aronson of the Louisville Courier Journal for his excellent work in this case goes the Palmel Award for the big story.

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