The Frame-Up pt. 2

A little later, Dan Garrett is fitting in Dr. Franz Laboratory in the rear of the little apopillary shot. But, Denny, what makes me think Moroni shot Doyoson? I don't know, just a hunch, I guess.

But apparently only one shot was fired. According to Moroni's testimony as the trial, it came from the gun that Rogers has. That's Moroni's testimony. He had just as much of a motive as Rogers. The warning goes out of the way.

You mean his rival lone racket? Precisely. Dawson was muscling in on his territory, as I told you. And the room he was there that night to threaten Dawson, I'm sure of it. But Rogers admitted on the stand that he pointed the gun at Dawson.

Fired it, and Dawson dropped the bullet through the heart. But did the bullet to kill Dawson? Come from the gun held by Rogers? Well, that I don't know. I'm gonna call the ballistic department right now.

Secretary-Expert, Pat Sullivan. Go ahead, Danny. There's the phone right there. And another thing, Rogers must have been an expert marksman to have shot Doylton through the heart. The distance was about 20 feet. Was Nick.

According to testimony. Hello. Hello, police department. This is the tellman Dan Garrett. Say, give me ballistics. Hello, Sullivan. Garrett. Do you remember the Rogers Doylton case? Well, tell me something. Was any examination made of a bullet extracted from Doylton's body to establish the fact that it was shot from the murder gun?

Hmm, is that so? Yes, yes, I understand. Uh, think, could you get hold of the gun and the bullet and check him? Uh, thanks a lot. Goodbye. What did he have to say? The bullet was never checked against the gun. That's strange.