The Paul Davis Murder Case

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I wouldn't know about that. For example, I never could appreciate the humor of a certain, Mr. Charles Morgan. Morgan was a big-time gambler in Chicago, whose practical jokes I found little too strong for my tastes.

And on this set of the afternoon, Morgan and the beautiful blonde model named Linda Stevens were planning one of his best parked in front of the club 86 in Chicago, Southside. Now, you understand what you're supposed to do, Linda?

Well, I'm not too sure, Mr. Morgan. No, it's a matter with you anyway. Your agent told me you were a hept-name. Look, Mr. Morgan, I don't need a job that bad. Oh, I'm sorry. And I didn't mean that.

You see, I want to play a joke on this guy. I want to make sure it goes off the schedule. Well, I hear this joke, unless I like it. I tell you there's nothing to worry about.