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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Capitol Offense (S01E01)

"Of course. Well, in that case,"
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"Congressman Joyner's staff will do me just fine."
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"[Chuckles]"
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"- [Knocking] - Yes?"
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"Mrs. Fletcher? Yes."
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"Harry Parmel, an attorney by trade."
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"By choice, an acknowledged expert on this city's finest restaurants."
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"Would you do me the honor of joining me for lunch?"
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"Why, thank you. Uh..."
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"You're very kind, Mr. Parmel, but I ate on the plane. Uh, perhaps another time."
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"At your convenience, dear lady."
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"I look forward to the opportunity of working with you closely whenever I'm needed. May I?"
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"Thank you. Thank you."
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"Diana."
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"And what was that?"
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"Harry is a lobbyist for Pendrake Foods."
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"To Harry, "working closely" translates to wining and dining..."
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"and doling out dollars to get you to vote his way."
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"The opening salvo? Mm-hmm. Most lobbyists are good people."
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"They know the rules. Harry not only breaks the rules, he's never heard of them."
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"I can see that I am going to need a fast education."
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"[Joe] Mrs. Fletcher, I must tell you that I enjoyed your last book very much."
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"Oh, I'm so glad. When's the next one?"
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"Well, we hope to have it out in about three months."
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"Mm, I can't wait."
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"[Woman] May I help you? Yes, Mrs. Fletcher... 2560."
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"Oh, yes, Mrs. Fletcher. So nice to have you with us."
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"Thank you. Your luggage is already up in your room."
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"Oh, good. I'll get your key."
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"Mm-hmm. Well, if you don't need me anymore?"
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"No, you run along, Joe. Got a heavy date with a lady from the S.E.C."
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"Ah, ears like an elephant."
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"Last time she dropped a stock tip on me, I just about cornered the entire sports car market."
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"Mm. Doesn't sound very honest to me."
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"In this city, that is a word for which there is no clear definition. Well, good night."
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"Well, I'll see you tomorrow and thanks. [Bell Dings]"
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"[Woman] Show Mrs. Fletcher to her room, please. [Jessica] Thank you."
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"[Coins Clinking]"
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"[Rings]"
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"- Yes? - Mrs. Fletcher? Dan Keppner. We met today in the hall."
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"Oh, yes. Sorry if I woke you, but..."
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"Look, um, there's something I have to talk to you about."
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"Uh, well, uh, actually, Mr. Keppner, l-I'm in bed. I'm awfully tired."
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"- Could it wait until tomorrow morning? - Tomorrow? Sure."
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"How about breakfast at your hotel?"
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"Say 8:00? I'll see you then."
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"Hey, cabbie?"
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"Congressman? Sorry, honey, not tonight."
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"Mr. Keppner, it's Marta Craig. Remember me? From the party?"
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"Sure. Marta, how are you?"
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"I'm not so good. I'm scared. About what?"
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"You know about what. The other night, moving the body?"
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"Sorry, l... Hey, Congressman."
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"I was there, remember?"
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"Excuse me."
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"May I ask who you are and why you are following me?"
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"Detective Lieutenant Avery Mendelsohn, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"And I am following you in the hopes of maybe finding out..."
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"who the hell killed Congressman Wendell Joyner."
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"So, maybe I'm wrong. Maybe he wasn't murdered."
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"The coroner says cause of death was a heart attack. But let me also tell you this."
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"He didn't die in bed. Somebody moved his body."
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"And when people move bodies, I ask myself why."
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"Well, I'm sorry, Lieutenant, but I was in Maine when the congressman died."
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"Oh, no. Don't misunderstand. Not for one minute would I suggest that you are in any way involved."
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"Thank you. Ohh!"
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"Oh, are you all right? No. No, no. No, i-it's just a back pain."
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"Nothing serious. It's, uh, it's chronic."
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"My sister Rachel has the same thing."
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"Ah, you get a little old, get a little heavy,"
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"you begin to expect it."
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"Bad feet, bad back... runs in the family."
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"My father, now there was a man with pain."
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"I am very sorry. Lieutenant... [Stomach Growling]"
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"Huh. My stomach's acting up too."
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"Maybe I'm making somethin' out of nothin'."
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"When my gut starts to growl, it's a sure sign there's a fox loose in the china shop."
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"What the hell? Hey!"
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"Hey, my wallet!"
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"[Horn Honking]"
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"[Man] Watch him!"
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"Charlie, hold it! That's the guy!"
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"So, Congressman, are these yours?"
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"That's my jacket and my wallet. Where did you find them?"
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"What about this key? We found this in your jacket."
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"It's not mine. That's right. It belongs to a woman named Marta Craig."
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"It did. She's dead."
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"What? Beaten to death..."
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"in her apartment sometime last evening."
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"Cheekbone crushed, jaw broken, nose spattered. Not a pretty sight."
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"Wait a minute... We found your jacket draped over a chair."
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"And considering the condition of your hands,"
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"I think you have a few questions to answer."
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"Uh, the bill would permit the construction of a fish cannery on McHenry's Point."
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"I believe that's only a few miles from Cabot Cove."
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"Oh, yes. I read up on it last night. It's a very complicated issue."
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"It's a classic case of business interests versus the environmentalists'."
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"Congressman Joyner was going to vote against the measure."
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"Well, I may, too, Diana,"
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"after I've sifted through the testimony and had a chance to make up my own mind."
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"- Of course. - Diana, I'm sorry, but I have to ask you something."
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"The police talked to me this morning."
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"They think that Congressman Joyner did not die in his bed."
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"What? They say that he died elsewhere..."
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"and that his body was moved."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, that's awful."
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"Now, someone is trying very hard to muddy some waters."
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"Diana, where was he supposed to be that night?"
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"Where he was every night. He didn't care much for Washington nightlife."
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"Just what I thought. He had nothing scheduled on the 12th."
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"Wait a minute. There was one thing."
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"Harry Parmel invited him to a party that evening."
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"Harry Parmel? The unctuous gentleman bearing roses. Right."
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"Only Congressman Joyner turned him down."
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"We're due at a committee meeting. [Gasps]"
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"Excuse me, Mrs. Fletcher?"
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"I'm Thor Danziger. I'm with the Ecological Foundation. Oh, how do you do?"
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"I wonder if I could spare a few moments of your time to take a look at these papers?"
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"They have to do with the cannery bill. We're late, Mr. Danziger."
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"Look, Miss Simms, I just want a couple of minutes of her time."
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