This is Your FBI: The Fugitive Traveler

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For further information on this equitable society, assured home ownership plan, listen carefully to the middle commercial in about 14 minutes. Tonight's FBI file, The Fugitive Traveler. There are more than 5,000 crores Five thousand crimes committed in the United States every day.

When you pause to think about that fact, your mind conjures up the dark streets of a big city late at night. But the experience of your FBI in dealing with crimes in every one of the 48 states is that crimes don't happen because of geography, but because of people.

are being committed tonight in crowded tenement slums and in peaceful moonlit valleys, because there is a criminal president in each case. It is true that there are more crimes committed in big cities, but no section of the nation is so remote that it remains isolated from the crime wave.

The night's FBI file opens in a farmhouse located in the hilly section of one of our Eastern States. It is early evening. A young girl is seated alone on the back steps of his hillside dwelling. In a valley below a passenger train moves swiftly through the dusk. The girl watches the train her eyes follow it in the entry.