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

"No, sir."
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"He made no attempt"
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"to get in touch with you thereafter?"
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"So you didn't know"
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"and had no way of knowing"
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"that your husband was in Los Angeles and alive"
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"No, sir."
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"Would you be good enough to relate to us"
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"your own actions on November 14th?"
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"You may refer to the office diary if you'd like to."
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"Well, I, uh--"
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"I came in the office at 9:15"
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"with my secretary, Roberta Walker."
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"And at 10:00, I went over the books."
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"And at 10:30, Mr. Mason dropped in."
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"Excuse me."
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"When was the last time you saw Mr. Mason before that?"
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"Well, when he, uh,"
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"So on the day of the murder,"
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"you had not seen Mr. Mason for almost three years?"
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"That's right."
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"Go ahead, please."
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"Well, at 11:00, I had a business meeting"
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"with, uh, my associate, Glenn McKay, and two salesmen."
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"Then at 1:00, we went out to lunch."
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"A-and after lunch?"
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"Well, I became ill suddenly, and I--"
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"so I went home."
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"And did you consult your doctor?"
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"Uh, yes, sir. I called our family physician,"
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"Dr. William Burns,"
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"and he ordered me to stay in bed for the day."
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"And when was the first time"
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"that you learned of your husband's death?"
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"Well, at 11:30 that night w-when Lieutenant..."
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"Tragg?"
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"Tragg. Tragg..."
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"called me at my apartment."
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"I see. Thank you, Mrs. Beaumont."
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"You may cross-examine, counselor."
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"( man clears throat )"
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"I'm, uh-- I'm sorry to hear you became ill"
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"on the day of my visit, Mrs. Beaumont."
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"I hope there was no connection."
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"The doctor said it was food poisoning."
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"But you were the only one who became ill."
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"LAURA: Yes, sir."
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"MASON: I see."
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"Your husband stayed at the Villa Motel in Los Angeles"
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"48 hours prior to his murder."
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"And during that time,"
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"he made no effort whatsoever to phone you?"
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"No, sir, he didn't."
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"Uh, by any chance, did he, uh-- Did he write to you?"
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"And if I may anticipate your next question,"
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"he didn't telegraph either."
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"Thank you, Mrs. Beaumont."
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"That will be all."
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"You may stand down."
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"BURGER: I call Jonah Whittaker to the stand, please."
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"Jonah Whittaker."
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"If it please the court,"
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"I should like to request a 20-minute recess"
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"while I confer with my client."
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"Well, since it's almost 12:00,"
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"perhaps this would be as good a time as any"
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"for the noon recess."
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"The court stands adjourned till 2:00 this afternoon."
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"All I told my father"
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"was that George's real name was Beaumont"
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"and he had a wife in Los Angeles."
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"You sure you didn't tell him"
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"her first name was Laura?"
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"but what difference does it make?"
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"It makes this difference:"
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"if Mrs. Beaumont knew her husband was alive"
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"on November 14th, she's a definite suspect."
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"She did know."
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"She knew."
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"Well, your father did write to her, then?"
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"No, George did himself."
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"Are you positive?"
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"Yes, uh..."
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"I'm trying to remember when it first came out."
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"It was when I went to his room in that motel,"
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"and he said something about writing to her..."
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"because if she heard his voice on the phone,"
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"it would be too great a shock."
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"And why didn't you tell me that before?"
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"In all the excitement, it slipped my mind, I guess."
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"Then Mrs. Beaumont was perjuring herself on the stand."
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"A little thing like perjury wouldn't stop her"
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"if she was guilty of murder."
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"Listen, Ruth, I--"
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"What's wrong?"
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"There's a lot that's wrong."
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"I'd better get in touch with Paul."
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"( door opens )"
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"( door closes )"
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"And do you remember the morning of November 15th?"
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"That is the day following the murder."
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"Excuse me, Mr. McKay, I asked if you remembered"
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"the morning of November 15th."
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"Why, yes, sir."
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"I, uh, discovered, uh, Lieutenant Tragg"
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"and two of his officers"
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"examining Mrs., uh, Beaumont's office."
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"And what happened then?"
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"addressed to Mrs. Beaumont."
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"Is this the envelope?"
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"Yes, sir."
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"If it please the court, I would like this marked"
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"for identification."
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"GEORGE: My darlin' Laura,"
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"I know what a shock this must be."
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"All I can tell you now is that I'm very much alive."
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"I realize the problems this will make for you,"
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"I'll call you in a day or two after I see Perry Mason."
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"With all my love, George."
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