The William Larson Extortion Murder Case

We make a very happy family, don't we? Personally, I'm overjoyed. How about you, Jane?

Me? I've got all I can do to keep from masking out loud. I don't understand it. Neither you nor Roger has a thing to worry about financially as long as I'm alive. Oh, you keep reminding us.

True, isn't it? Very happy to take care of my late brother's children. Yes. And to remind us that you're doing it. Someday, Uncle Bill has going to be afraid I'm going to have to wait to find out what you're doing.

I'm going to have to wait to find out what there's going to be some day. Come in. Yes. There's what is it, Kerry? I need some money for the doses, Mr. Larson. Food's terrible. How are these days?

Money. Yes, sir. I gave you the household allowance three days ago. What are you doing with the money? Kerry, you're working here for me only because I'm sentimental and you work for my father. You realize there isn't a good day's work left in you and I won't stand for stealing.

Uncle William, I do not feel Mr. Get out. Wouldn't it feel a little ironic if you were the one who was going to leave your own house? I take that back.

Who wasn't going to leave? Who was going to be carried out? Long to Dick Comer as Boston Blackie. Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friends to those who have no friends. Harry, somebody at the door.

Oh, go answer it. I thought it'd be Larsen coming to see us like we told him to. Yeah. But here's all of the talking, Chairman. Okay. Is your partner in? Yeah. Come in, Mr. Larson.