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Calling All Cars: Murder at Sunset
Calling All Cars · May 18, 1939 · 32 min · 3,941 words
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The transcript of “Murder at Sunset”, an episode of Calling All Cars first broadcast May 18, 1939. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Search inside this transcript.
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broken has been written were taken from the confidential files of the shuttle to San Francisco County. We have therefore out shut up Daniel C. Murphy to open our problem from the studios of KFO. Ladies and gentlemen, the story we are to hear tonight is one that has long been famous in California. At the time of its solution, it attracted nationwide attention
for the brilliant work which law enforcement officers did in bringing the criminal to justice. The methods of police officers have changed with the time, and more modern equipment makes the work of the law enforcement officer less difficult.
But time cannot change the unauthorable fact that no matter how cunningly a criminal can seal his crime, he cannot win. Sooner or later he is brought to justice and impressed with the truth of the law that crime of any sort is a losing game.
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