The Wolverine

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Written by Alonzo Dean Cole, our adventure for tonight, the Wolverine, the Blue Node Cafe, shortly before 1 o'clock in the afternoon. While I was wondering when you two had show up... Hi, Athelbert.

Hello, Athelbert. Just coming in from an assignment? Yeah, not a pretty one either. Say what kind of assignment were you on? Read about it in the noon edition, pal. I was just looking over the noon edition.

Casey, were you covering the murder of them three gangsters? Bobo Gussick and his two pounds? That's been our job. The paper said the cops learned their bodies could be found in that beach house through an anonymous phone call.

That's right. You read my story, all right? What wasn't in your story, Miss Williams? The real load down, huh? Strictly off the record, Ethelbert. Yeah. Joe Schuster's being very severely questioned about the triple murder.

I've heard a rumor that Schuster was gunning for Bobo Gussick. How about clues at the scene of the crime? All leads were found except, well, it was a funny little thing. Most peculiar. What? A crude drawing was found, touched in Bobo Gussack's hand.

An amateurish, pen and ink sketch of, well, it looked like a cross between a weasel and a bear. Oh, but there ain't no such animal. I never heard it such a combination. Well, if the sketch is a lead, it's a very obscure one.