This is Your FBI: The Frivolous Cousins

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Tonight, the subject of our FBI file, flight to avoid prosecution, its title, The Fribblest Cousins. Between the ages of 12 and 20, there comes a span of years we call the teens. Many of us remember this period with great nostalgia, or in general, the teen should be a happy time of life. Remember, we use the word should, or many youngsters in their teens through a

lack of guidance sway from the path of honesty and as in tonight's case a case involving two teenage girls your FBI is often called into action through necessity this is the story of such a case and how your FBI reluctantly but efficiently brought that case to an end. Tonight's FBI file opens in a southern city of moderate size in the local park the Hawkins bakery company is

holding its annual employees picnic. And as customary, Mr. Dwight Hawkins is presiding over a talent contest to select Miss Cupcake of the Hawkins Bakery Chain. Lucy Jenkins, the final contestant, is finishing a dramatic recitation.