Calling All Cars: The Turtle Necked Murderer

The copyrighted program created for Rio Grande. Who beats police calling all cars, attention all cars broadcast 237 at 1-2-0 East, 1st Street, Assistant Officer. That's all, Rosie. The man who appraises your car for a trade-in, not only looks at your car, he listens as well.

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It is our privilege to present Captain Walter Lentz, Chief of the Long Beach Detective Bureau, Captain Lentz. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I have long agreed with the thesis set forth for this program the theory that crime does not pay.

The criminal is a serious danger because the rest of us do not take him seriously. If we realize that crime comes home to every man of us and not merely to the victim alone, we would take crime more seriously.