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

"I wasn't very good."
Perry Mason (1957)
"I just kept on so that I could see George."
Perry Mason (1957)
"Of course, at that time,"
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"He didn't tell me the true story"
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"until some time later."
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"Why did George pick this particular time"
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"to come back to Los Angeles?"
Perry Mason (1957)
"He had to."
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"Some insurance investigator found out about him,"
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"and George wouldn't pay him to keep quiet."
Perry Mason (1957)
"What was this investigator's name?"
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"Harry Folsom."
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"Well, I had to."
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"I couldn't let anything happen to George."
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"How did Folsom find out about George?"
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"I don't know."
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"I don't know."
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"Do you have any relatives in Crestview City?"
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"Just my father."
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"Have you been in touch with him?"
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"No."
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"Would you like me to call him for you?"
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"No, please don't bother."
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"I don't want you to go to any more trouble. I--"
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"It was nice enough of you"
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"to come down here at all."
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"Tell me, Miss Whittaker..."
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"did you kill George Beaumont?"
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"Would you believe me if I said I didn't?"
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"Well, I didn't do it, Mr. Mason."
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"I know how it looks, and I was angry."
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"But I realized it wasn't George's fault,"
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"All right."
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"I'll, um..."
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"I'll be in to see you tomorrow."
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"You mean, you're willing to act as my lawyer?"
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"Unless you have someone else in mind."
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"( sobbing )"
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"I must admit, Mr. Mason,"
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"I'm really surprised."
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"I don't see why, Mrs. Beaumont."
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"Well, for one thing, I know my husband"
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"considered you his friend."
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"I find that peculiar."
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"Well, what makes you think Miss Whittaker killed him?"
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"All you have to do is read the newspapers."
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"Fortunately, juries demand"
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"Naturally, you'd say that. ( door opens )"
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"Oh. I'm sorry, Laura. I didn't know you were busy."
Perry Mason (1957)
"No, Glenn, it's all right. Come on in."
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"Hello, Mason. McKay."
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"Mr. Mason's defending that girl."
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"Yes, I know. I read it in the paper."
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"I take it you don't approve either."
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"Does it matter whether I approve?"
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"Frankly, no."
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"How well did you know George Beaumont?"
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"I heard that you worked that way."
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"You're not just satisfied"
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"with getting an acquittal for a client."
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"But I understand that you have a compulsion"
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"to turn up the guilty party."
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"That doesn't answer my question."
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"It doesn't, does it?"
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"Now, I believe the question was,"
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"did I know George Beaumont?"
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"Well, yes, I did."
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"I came here to work for him"
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"about six months before he disappeared."
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"Now, would you like to know what I thought of him?"
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"No, don't. It's all right."
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"I want Mr. Mason to know."
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"You see, Beaumont was one of those men"
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"who meant well, but he couldn't help"
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"ruining everything he touched."
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"and gave Laura a phobia against marriage."
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"In short, I thought very little of the gentleman."
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"Well, I can't say you've avoided the question."
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"( chuckles )"
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"Are there any others? Yes."
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"Do you know a man named Harry Folsom?"
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"Folsom? No."
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"He's an insurance investigator for Mercury Mutual."
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"He's the one who discovered"
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"George didn't die in that plane crash."
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"By any chance, did Folsom get in touch with you?"
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"Why should he?"
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"He tried to blackmail your husband."
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"I wondered if he'd come to you with a similar proposal."
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"Well, you stood to lose a great deal."
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"The insurance company paid you $90,000"
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"when that plane went down."
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"Now I ask you, Mr. Mason:"
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"Would you believe me if I told you"
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"I had no idea my husband was alive?"
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"I might. I doubt it."
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"I suggest you, um..."
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"You see this Mr. Folsom."
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"I'm rather surprised you never thought of it yourself."
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"There's an investigator named Paul Drake"
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"flying down to Crestview City to see him."
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"With any luck, he should be there in about 20 minutes."
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"and I haven't forgotten about that check writer."
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"I'll try and have my office get in touch with you shortly."
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"Mrs. Beaumont."
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"Tell Mr. Mason I'll do anything at all to cooperate."
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"Unfortunately, there's very little I can add to the story."
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"How did you find out George Beaumont was still alive?"
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"That's a strange thing, Mr. Drake."
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"An anonymous phone call."
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"Oh? Man or woman?"
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"Man, I believe."
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"Naturally, at first, I didn't think"
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"there was anything to it,"
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"but, of course, I checked."
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"After all, that's what my company pays me for."
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"What about your other sources of income?"
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"I beg your pardon?"
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"Didn't Miss Whittaker pay you $7,000"
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