3x-xx-xx ep13 The Case Of Mrs. Daniel Bonzo

Police reporter, can we bring you the police reporter telling you another true story of a crime. While this is no sensational murder case, it presents some features which make

it a most interesting one. Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus, the time about 20 years ago. We find two men talking, Daniel Bonzo, Peral and Record Clerk and Jack Great downing, a convict. You're doing a nice job, Brad.

Thank you, Mr. Banzo. I'll have it already in a couple of hours. You're a good sharpener. When I get your parole, you won't have any trouble getting a job. I've been here almost seven years, Mr. Banzo.

I'll be lost when I get out. I don't know what it's like outside anymore. Don't worry about that. You can come to my house for a few months until you get your bearings. I have enough work here to keep you busy for a while.

In the meantime, you can look around and see what's going on. That's well, you Mr. Bonzo. But what did your wife say about you bringing an old car into your house? Maybe she won't feel about it like you do.

She feels the same way about you as I do, Red. She wants you to have another chance. A real chance. I'm awful grateful, Mr. Bonzo. And I mean that. I know you do, Red. So forget about it and finish your job.

What do you think of it? I think it's one of the best pieces of workmanship I've ever seen. Strong, solid, and serviceable. I did the best I could. You can be proud of it, Red.

You think the warden will like it? He'll be tickled or dead. Besides, he's getting him out of a hole. The state legislature changes the law about capital punishment, but doesn't vote any money to buy an electric chair.