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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Fraudulent Foto (S02E02)

"in the payoff of the Northport graft."
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"And the murder of Marshall Scott?"
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"No, I told you. I was in my office that night."
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"For 6 years now, I've done his dirty work."
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"He taught me to lie and steal."
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""This is how a manipulator works," he said."
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""if you want to step into my shoes."
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"We pull strings and control votes and representatives.""
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"So I failed, Mr. Blake."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"all the chances, all these years."
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"But I didn't go to Marshall Scott's house for you."
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"I wasn't that enraged at Scott's double-cross."
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"Do you want me to take the blame for that, too?"
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"No. No, Jimmy."
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"( light classical music playing )"
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"And that's when Mr. Blake"
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"took a hand in the proceedings."
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"He was the one who went to see Marshall Scott"
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"on the night of the murder."
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"I thought that was Castleton."
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"No, that was Mr. Blake himself."
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"When he found out that Scott had double-crossed him"
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"and couldn't control you, why, he--"
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"He exploded and killed Scott."
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"That's the part I find difficult to believe."
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"I mean, a man like Blake deliberately committing murder."
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"I don't think there was any premeditation involved."
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"If there had been,"
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"or at least taken a gun along."
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"I don't know how I can every repay you."
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"Uh--"
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"( laughing )"
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"( noirish jazz theme playing )"
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"( noirish jazz theme playing )"
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"Waring House Hotel."
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"Hold on, please."
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"Waring House Hotel."
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"Room 112?"
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"Yes, I'll connect you."
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"Just a moment, please."
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"Yes, may I help you?"
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"Room service? Just a moment, please."
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"Leora Mathews?"
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"And you're Brander Harris."
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"Just so I'm not making a mistake, Miss Mathews,"
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"Where do we go from there?"
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"Well, on the phone,"
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"you told me you had some information"
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"on the Northport Hospital graft."
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"What's in it for me?"
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"Well, I have no money to pay you."
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"It's a matter of civic duty."
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"Civic duty, my eye."
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"You could make a career out of this."
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"It will cost you $500."
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"Well, I'll have to pay you out of my own pocket."
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"As long as it's negotiable."
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"First I want to see this evidence."
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"Oh, yes. Yes, of course."
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"Make yourself comfortable."
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"Oh, thank you."
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"Not even Jimmy Castleton."
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"I thought--"
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"Try the miscellaneous envelope."
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"I'm sure it's in there somewhere."
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"( camera shutter clicks )"
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"MAN: Mm-hm."
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"( chuckles )"
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"Yeah, I'm lookin' at him right now."
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"That Walker's a real pro with a camera."
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"Of course, he had wonderful material to work with."
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"I never realized you were so photogenic."
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"Maybe you need glasses."
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"( chuckles )"
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"They didn't seem to help Harris much."
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"Did he mention any names to you?"
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"Only Jimmy Castleton."
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"He didn't mention yours."
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"Maybe he didn't have time."
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"Oh, when am I going to see you, honey?"
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"I think I'd better drop out of sight for a while."
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"Harris may be gunning for me."
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"But don't you worry. I'll keep in touch."
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"Yeah."
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"Who was that, Marshall?"
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"Haven't you got anything better to do"
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"than to eavesdrop?"
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"I'm sorry."
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"Ready, Mother?"
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"Yes, darling."
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"Stop picking on Helen."
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"She was up late studying. I'm driving her to school."
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"Oh, Mother. Don't bother to explain it to him."
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"I'd handle her a lot differently"
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"if she were my daughter."
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"Well, thank goodness I'm not."
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"Come on, Helen."
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"( slow classical music playing )"
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"( indistinct conversation )"
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"when I got this by special messenger."
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"That's why I asked you to lunch."
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"Who sent it to you?"
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"I haven't the slightest idea."
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"I'm keeper of the public morals."
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"How about a cocktail?"
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"No, thanks."
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"I understand you're making an investigation"
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"of the Northport Hospital project."
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"You know, I'm tremendously flattered, Mr. Blake."
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"You're a very busy man--"
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"Behind-the-scenes power in politics"
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"and industry in the state,"
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"principle stockholder in the Century Newspaper Alliance."
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"And here you come to me."
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"I think I know why."
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"Why, Mr. Harris?"
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"I'm getting uncomfortably close"
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"to the man you're grooming to step into your shoes."
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