This is Your FBI: Murder - John Dixon

This is your FBI. This is your FBI, an official broadcast from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigations, presented as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Your FBI, you look for national security, to the Equitable Society for Financial Security.

These two great institutions are dedicated to the protection of you, your home, and your country. The night is the story of a crime against society. Murder. In the crime-mad era of the 1920s and early 30s, state boundaries ruled havens against criminals who plagued the nation.

Law enforcement agencies had to rely upon complex systems of extradition to bring these lawbreakers to justice. But since 1934, since Congress gave the FBI jurisdiction to track down the astugated, rescue them across state borders, this type of roving criminal has almost disappeared.

For the criminal, there is now no refuge in flight. The proof of this, a man who called himself John Dixon is an excellent example. His flight began in a city in Florida, in a well-to-do home in that city, in fact in living room that whole. You go ahead and put on the light, wouldn't you dear? Okay.

Double speeches always wear me out. I wish it felt that way before we left. I've always... Just say where you are. Fred. Quiet lady. Who are you? I was just doing a little work here.

I thought you came in at the wrong time. He's a burglar. Sadie, I told you to be quiet. Sometimes you're nervous with a gun in my hand. Not that. That's good. You're very smart. Now just come in and sit down.

Very well. Fade to down, bone cut. We shouldn't be disturbed. Now there's just one other precaution I think I'd better take. There's some force and adhesive tape on that table there. I brought it along just in case.