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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Corresponding Corpse (S02E02)

Now, where would that get me?

"Now, where would that get me?"

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it can destroy your life,

"it can destroy your life,"

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Well, I'm sure we can come to terms.

"Well, I'm sure we can come to terms."

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Blackmail?

"Blackmail?"

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You must have had money once.

"You must have had money once."

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( footsteps approaching )

"( footsteps approaching )"

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Confound it. Where you been?

"Confound it. Where you been?"

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Get them yourself.

"Get them yourself."

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I'll tell Mr. Mason you called.

"I'll tell Mr. Mason you called."

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He died almost three years ago.

"He died almost three years ago."

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Where?

"Where?"

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Bad news, dearie?

"Bad news, dearie?"

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Mr. Walker wants to know

"Mr. Walker wants to know"

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( sighs )

"( sighs )"

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Well, you know how I feel about marriage.

"Well, you know how I feel about marriage."

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LAURA: Mason?

"LAURA: Mason?"

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He was George's lawyer. I wonder what he wants.

"He was George's lawyer. I wonder what he wants."

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I don't think so, George.

"I don't think so, George."

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and Mason'll get me off with a light sentence.

"and Mason'll get me off with a light sentence."

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but I was afraid it'd be too much of a shock to her.

"but I was afraid it'd be too much of a shock to her."

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I did love you.

"I did love you."

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Well, I figured the best present I could give her

"Well, I figured the best present I could give her"

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No.

"No."

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I run a quiet place here.

"I run a quiet place here."

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how much longer are you going to wait?

"how much longer are you going to wait?"

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I will bid both you charming people good night.

"I will bid both you charming people good night."

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Hello?

"Hello?"

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TRAGG: You don't care what kind of hours you keep.

"TRAGG: You don't care what kind of hours you keep."

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to stay out of sight?

"to stay out of sight?"

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Oh, well, he didn't exactly

"Oh, well, he didn't exactly"

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Miss Whittaker was, uh--

"Miss Whittaker was, uh--"

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I thought his name was Hollister.

"I thought his name was Hollister."

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I gave him $7,000.

"I gave him $7,000."

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Yes.

"Yes."

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and I couldn't help the way he felt about his wife.

"and I couldn't help the way he felt about his wife."

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Now you're defending his murderer.

"Now you're defending his murderer."

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a little more proof than reporters.

"a little more proof than reporters."

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He ran this office into the ground

"He ran this office into the ground"

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He offered to keep his report from the insurance company.

"He offered to keep his report from the insurance company."

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As a matter of fact, I did.

"As a matter of fact, I did."

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It's nice to see you again, Mr. McKay,

"It's nice to see you again, Mr. McKay,"

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that you mailed your report to your company

"that you mailed your report to your company"

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and Mason advised him to stay out of sight

"and Mason advised him to stay out of sight"

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This Folsom character is as slimy as they come.

"This Folsom character is as slimy as they come."

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naturally, he'd tell the police

"naturally, he'd tell the police"

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that Folsom had been trying to blackmail him.

"that Folsom had been trying to blackmail him."

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Could be several years.

"Could be several years."

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How much extra can be added

"How much extra can be added"

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What about Miss Whittaker's father, Paul?

"What about Miss Whittaker's father, Paul?"

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he left yesterday morning with a suitcase.

"he left yesterday morning with a suitcase."

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Check it out, will you?

"Check it out, will you?"

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I know. I've got Faulkner and Davis on it now.

"I know. I've got Faulkner and Davis on it now."

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Maybe you'd better. ( phone rings )

"Maybe you'd better. ( phone rings )"

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while I was, uh, fixing up Unit Number 9.

"while I was, uh, fixing up Unit Number 9."

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CORBY: N-no.

"CORBY: N-no."

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Well, sure, yeah.

"Well, sure, yeah."

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Thank you, Mr. Corby.

"Thank you, Mr. Corby."

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Well, if you want to call it that.

"Well, if you want to call it that."

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Yes, sir, I did.

"Yes, sir, I did."

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from a blackmail charge?

"from a blackmail charge?"

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Why, thank you, Your Honor.

"Why, thank you, Your Honor."

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Now, Mr. Folsom...

"Now, Mr. Folsom..."

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try to get money from any other person in this case?

"try to get money from any other person in this case?"

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Did you get in touch with Mrs. Beaumont

"Did you get in touch with Mrs. Beaumont"

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And didn't it occur to you

"And didn't it occur to you"

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Absolutely none at all.

"Absolutely none at all."

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on November 14th, the day of the murder?

"on November 14th, the day of the murder?"

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I would like to, please.

"I would like to, please."

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and started over some correspondence

"and started over some correspondence"

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brought over the check from the insurance company.

"brought over the check from the insurance company."

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I didn't want to go back to the office,

"I didn't want to go back to the office,"

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No.

"No."

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No, I'm not sure,

"No, I'm not sure,"

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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Try not to worry.

"Try not to worry."

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Well, lieutenant, uh, showed me, uh, an envelope

"Well, lieutenant, uh, showed me, uh, an envelope"

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It must seem like a voice from the grave.

"It must seem like a voice from the grave."

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and I wish there was some way I could alleviate them.

"and I wish there was some way I could alleviate them."

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I only tried to expedite matters.

"I only tried to expedite matters."

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I think it's been proven that she had no way of knowing

"I think it's been proven that she had no way of knowing"

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And you returned to the office after lunch that day?

"And you returned to the office after lunch that day?"

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I'd have to be clairvoyant

"I'd have to be clairvoyant"

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It has, Your Honor.

"It has, Your Honor."

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You, uh, insert this in the bottom of the envelope,

"You, uh, insert this in the bottom of the envelope,"

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you had no idea what these were for?

"you had no idea what these were for?"

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Your receptionist might have remembered that envelope

"Your receptionist might have remembered that envelope"

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Answer me!

"Answer me!"

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Why McKay would take a chance of going to that motel,

"Why McKay would take a chance of going to that motel,"

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You're right. I just spoke to Tragg.

"You're right. I just spoke to Tragg."

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Black magic.

"Black magic."

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Remember that Tragg testified

"Remember that Tragg testified"

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It's my fault, Della.

"It's my fault, Della."

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Sure. ( all laughing )

"Sure. ( all laughing )"

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( noirish jazz theme playing )

"( noirish jazz theme playing )"

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( upbeat theme playing )

"( upbeat theme playing )"

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MAN ( Southern accent ): Well, now, this is all very interesting.

"MAN ( Southern accent ): Well, now, this is all very interesting."

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It shows a lot of work and a lot of imagination.

"It shows a lot of work and a lot of imagination."

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I never realized you folks were so efficient.

"I never realized you folks were so efficient."

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All right, Folsom, who put you onto me?

"All right, Folsom, who put you onto me?"

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I'm so happy you're taking this attitude.

"I'm so happy you're taking this attitude."

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I was afraid there'd be nothing but denials.

"I was afraid there'd be nothing but denials."

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Exactly.

"Exactly."

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We could establish your true identity

"We could establish your true identity"

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in no time at all.

"in no time at all."

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Yeah, well, Mr. Folsom,

"Yeah, well, Mr. Folsom,"

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you just don't have to go to any more trouble.

"you just don't have to go to any more trouble."

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I'm George Beaumont.

"I'm George Beaumont."

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I needn't tell you, Mr. Beaumont,

"I needn't tell you, Mr. Beaumont,"

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you have my complete sympathy.

"you have my complete sympathy."

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Yeah, I'll bet.

"Yeah, I'll bet."

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I mean it.

"I mean it."

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There's no reason my company has to know about this.

"There's no reason my company has to know about this."

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I realize that if I file this report,

"I realize that if I file this report,"

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not to mention your happiness.

"not to mention your happiness."

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All right, Folsom, how much? Pardon?

"All right, Folsom, how much? Pardon?"

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What's the going price on happiness these days?

"What's the going price on happiness these days?"

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When a man's in trouble, I'm perfectly willing

"When a man's in trouble, I'm perfectly willing"

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to give him every opportunity-- Get out.

"to give him every opportunity-- Get out."

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Out.

"Out."

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Now, hold on, Beaumont.

"Now, hold on, Beaumont."

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