The Scene Of The Crime

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scene of the crime in the blue note cafe Look Casey I don't want to be in the blue note all my life I'm only striving for self-improvement like the ad said I am dissatisfied with my present lot Well, Bert, that's fine. I admire you.

And I guess there are a lot of things that you can learn by correspondence course, but why did you pick on being a detective? She was, Casey. I want to be like you. Yeah. Well, I'm flattered.

Well, in that case, why does it take a course of photography? Well, you see? Well, Casey, I don't like to say this, but... Well, go on. I think you're a lousy photographer. What? What? But I think you're a swell detective.

Swell? I am the best confounded photographer the express ever had on it. The way you go out and solve cases, the way you catch criminals, I think that's wonderful. Well, you'll never learn to do that by some correspondence course.

The ad says satisfaction guaranteed. Oh sure, Jim. Well, what do they call this course anyway? How to be a detective in ten easy lessons? Twelve easy lessons. Twelve. Yeah, I just got the third one this morning.

Look. how to identify and unidentified corpse. Yes, sure it tells all about how to identify corpses. It's, oh, hum, it's Williams. Hello, Arthur. Come on, Casey. Uh, where? Out to the county turnpike. A murder was just committed there, and the corpse is still unidentified.