The Case of the Frightened Child

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Tonight and every Thursday at the same time, the famous old investigator takes him his file and brings to us one of his most celebrated missing persons cases. Next time you buy a Dantaphris, get high polishing, high forming Colonos toothpaste or tooth powder.

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At the children's shelter on Loharman Hatton, we find Mr. Keen and police Lieutenant Evans walking together down one of the corridors. Lieutenant Evans is saying with unusual emotion. Mr. King, I can't tell you how this kid affects me.

I'm a pretty tough guy. I should be after all the years I've been on the police force, but the expression in his kid's eyes, I just can't take it. How old is the child, Lieutenant Evans?

I'd say about five. You found him wandering around the streets? Found by the Brooklyn Bridge at six o'clock in the morning. Officer Casey picked him up. He said he thought he was seeing things and his little fella stepped out of the fog.