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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Bedeviled Doctor (S02E02)

"I'm sorry. He isn't in."
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"PETER ( over intercom ): Miss Lewis."
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"Miss Lewis?"
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"Didn't you hear me? Mr. Heywood?"
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"No, he isn't."
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"What's going on here?"
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"I represent Dr. David Craig."
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"There are one or two questions"
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"I'd like to ask you."
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"A boy named Mark Douglas was murdered last night."
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"He deserved it."
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"Why?"
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"Don't answer that."
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"I know how you operate."
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"You're not going to involve him in this case."
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"Mr. Heywood involved himself."
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"That was Dr. Craig's fault."
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"to build up."
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"You have a very loyal secretary here."
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"By any chance, would your first name be Dana?"
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"There's a car comin'."
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"How's it going?"
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"Well, Mrs. Heywood hasn't budged from the house."
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"Whose car is that?"
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"That's Ronny Fowler."
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"He got here about ten minutes ago."
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"Sure it was Fowler?"
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"Uh-oh."
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"( tires screech )"
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"( doorbell rings )"
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"Mrs. Heywood in?"
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"Who shall I say is calling?"
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"We'll announce ourselves."
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"What do you make of it?"
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"Fowler was carrying a small box"
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"when he went in there."
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"Could it have been a roll of tape?"
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"My guess is he's gonna peddle it to Mrs. Heywood."
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"Take good care of that."
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"Well, looks like Tragg"
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"caught him with the goods."
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"Not bad, huh?"
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"From where I'm standing, it couldn't be worse."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"All right, Mr. Fowler, I'm still waiting."
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"Are you gonna tell me where you got this money?"
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"I told you. She loaned it to me."
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"Ask her yourself if you don't believe me."
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"He's telling the truth, Mr. Burger."
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"I-I loaned him the money to go into business."
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"The recording business?"
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"That's right. A fellow I know puts out high-fidelity tapes."
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"And that just happens"
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"to be one of your samples? Yeah."
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"You have no right to keep it. It belongs to me!"
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"All right, you'll get it back as soon as Lieutenant Tragg"
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"All set."
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"MAN ( on tape ): This is a high-fidelity recording."
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"Whether your taste runs to the classical or popular,"
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"Echo High-Fidelity Recordings"
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"can bring new delight."
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"This is Taylor Adams"
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"inviting you to a demonstration"
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"of high-fidelity sound."
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"Why, you dirty, little thief! And I was fool enough--"
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"Here, here. That's enough!"
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"He said it was a recording of my husband's."
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"I just told her I had a tape recording for sale."
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"For $5,000?"
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"Remember, I told you about Mason"
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"being in Mark Douglas' apartment that night."
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"All right, Mr. Fowler,"
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"suppose you can tell me the rest of it."
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"Well, Mark had a tape of Mr. Heywood"
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"telling all about himself and some dame."
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"Where did he get it?"
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"He stole it from Dr. Craig's office."
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"His sister got him a copy of the key."
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"Well, I guess now we know Dr. Craig's motive."
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"Leon, would you come in a minute, please?"
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"( noirish jazz theme playing )"
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"All right, doctor."
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"I removed this bullet from the victim's brain."
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"Death was virtually instantaneous."
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"Which means the muzzle of the weapon"
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"was pressed against the body at the time the shot was fired."
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"And what other effect would this have, doctor,"
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"beside the obvious one?"
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"Well, a contact gunshot makes very little noise."
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"Rather like the sound you get when you blow up a paper bag"
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"and then explode it."
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"Consequently, the sound of the gunshot"
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"might not even be heard."
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"Were you able to fix the time of death, doctor?"
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"Uh, judging by the temperature of the body and other tests,"
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"I would say that death occurred between 5:45 p.m. and 6:15 p.m."
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"when you examined the body?"
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"Yes, there were bruises on the neck,"
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"indicating the deceased had been choked."
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"I would say this took place"
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"about five or six hours before he died."
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"All right, doctor. Thank you very much."
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"Cross-examine, counselor."
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"No questions."
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"JUDGE: You may step down. Call your next witness."
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"My next witness is Lieutenant Arthur Tragg."
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"And then in several places"
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"we found the defendant's fingerprints."
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"On the table, drawers, even on the phone."
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"I see."
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"Yes, sir. I found this in Dr. Craig's desk."
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"It's a gun permit."
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"If it please the court, I should like this gun permit"
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"All right, Your Honor."
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"Thank you, Your Honor."
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"Now, lieutenant, how long ago"
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"was this permit issued to Dr. Craig?"
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"Seven months ago."
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"And what kind of a gun does it cover?"
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