Man from the Grave

You got all that straight? Yeah. And leave right away. Where's the envelope, May? Here. Why'd you want it? Because I don't know what's gonna happen to me now. I've got some bonds here and my well.

It ain't much, but I want to take care of you. Right now the cops must have orders to shoot the kill. Who? Here, this won't take a minute, just a few signatures. But how are you gonna get out of it, George?

I'll find this guy at Franz. Take the cards. You think they'll buy a story like mine? I don't know. Here, take these bonds and keep them in a safe place. They're as good as cash now.

But how are you going to find Kerele? I don't know. But you can find a man if you want to. What's that? Well, clipping just fell out of your own booth. Clipping? Yeah, on the news pages.

George, when did you have that break down? In the spring of 19th century. When did you have that breakdown? In the spring of 1940s, year before I married you. Why? You never did tell me much about that.

Although I wasn't much to tell. Why are you asking me about it now? Because this clipping is dated, 1940, May 7th. So what? What's the name of this guy you picked up at the cemetery?

Franz Kiroly. Oh. What's the matter? Listen to this. Services were held for the late France, Carolie, who was buried in Wolfbank Cemetery this morning. The deceased was killed in an automobile accident two days ago.

I'm sorry, clipping. Here? Wolfbait. Yeah, now I know I was always so scared of that place. What are you talking about? It's funny, the tricks your mind can play. Do you know why I clipped this out of the newspaper?