The Lugar Lugging Laddie Case (aka-Drug Store Robberies)

Ladies and gentlemen, we take you now by transcription behind the scenes of a police headquarters in a great American city where under the cold, blurring lights will pass before us the innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer.

This is the line up. Well, did you see? Yeah, it just came from there. Spent an hour in the chair.

Did he pull it? No, he thinks he can save him. He says the nerve's dead, since I hit it against something recently, you know, cut and coked bottle or something like that. Well, the nerve dies like that. The gas forms in the tooth, and that's what caused all the pain.

Well, he drilled a little hole in the back, and he let the gas out and felt better right away. He still saw him, but a hole out better. Well, what happens now? Well, he packed it with cotton and then day or two, he'll take the nerve out and then fill it up.

Hello, Lieutenant. Oh, Mr. Carvert, how are you? You know, Sergeant Quine? How are you, sir? Fine. Nice to see you again. I got your call, Lieutenant. You pick up that fella, I saw in the picture.

Yes. Kind of thought that's what it was about. You want to take one of those seats over there, Mr. Carvert? I'll be right with you. You sure? Will this take very long? How many quan?

28. No, not too long, half an hour or so. My wife said she'd be here at 9 to pick me up. Oh, you'll be out by then. Okay, by the pillar? That's right, any chair is okay.

Asla, come in? Yeah, a few minutes ago, he's with Myers in the front row. And Mrs. Benfield and John Rice are over on his side. Uh-uh. As-Sam, Gilbert and John Lewine couldn't get in. Well, we might have enough of us to have been feeling right.