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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Foot-Loose Doll (S02E02)

I have no objections, Your Honor.

"I have no objections, Your Honor."

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Call your next witness, Mr. Burger.

"Call your next witness, Mr. Burger."

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I call Mrs. Carl Davis to the stand, please.

"I call Mrs. Carl Davis to the stand, please."

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( voice breaking ): After Mr. Mason left,

"( voice breaking ): After Mr. Mason left,"

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Carl said he was having a chill,

"Carl said he was having a chill,"

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and he told me to get him another whiskey.

"and he told me to get him another whiskey."

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I thought it was part of the act

"I thought it was part of the act"

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he'd been putting on.

"he'd been putting on."

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Not your thoughts, please, Mrs. Davis.

"Not your thoughts, please, Mrs. Davis."

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Just what happened.

"Just what happened."

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When I wouldn't get him the whiskey,

"When I wouldn't get him the whiskey,"

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he started to get out of his chair.

"he started to get out of his chair."

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And then he groaned and fell back.

"And then he groaned and fell back."

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I ran over to him, and he said...

"I ran over to him, and he said..."

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Did your husband know he was dying at this time?

"Did your husband know he was dying at this time?"

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Yes...

"Yes..."

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If the court please,

"If the court please,"

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I believe this is a dying declaration

"I believe this is a dying declaration"

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within the meaning of the law,

"within the meaning of the law,"

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and that the witness is entitled to relate

"and that the witness is entitled to relate"

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what her husband said.

"what her husband said."

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No objection.

"No objection."

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All right, Mr. Burger.

"All right, Mr. Burger."

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Now, Mrs. Davis,

"Now, Mrs. Davis,"

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tell us what your husband said, please.

"tell us what your husband said, please."

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Well, when he started gasping,

"Well, when he started gasping,"

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I said,

"I said,"

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"Carl, what's wrong?"

""Carl, what's wrong?""

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He couldn't.

"He couldn't."

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And then it seemed to ease up a little,

"And then it seemed to ease up a little,"

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and he told me he felt he was going to die.

"and he told me he felt he was going to die."

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I know this is very difficult for you, Mrs. Davis,

"I know this is very difficult for you, Mrs. Davis,"

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but, please, try to tell us what your husband said.

"but, please, try to tell us what your husband said."

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He said, in a way, it--

"He said, in a way, it--"

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It was his own fault.

"It was his own fault."

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from a girl named Fern Driscoll.

"from a girl named Fern Driscoll."

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And when he went into her apartment,

"And when he went into her apartment,"

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she stabbed him with an ice pick.

"she stabbed him with an ice pick."

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It was dark, but he saw her face

"It was dark, but he saw her face"

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in the light from the hallway.

"in the light from the hallway."

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Did he say anything else?

"Did he say anything else?"

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just closed his eyes.

"just closed his eyes."

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That's when I called the police.

"That's when I called the police."

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Thank you, Mrs. Davis.

"Thank you, Mrs. Davis."

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Your Honor,

"Your Honor,"

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a long-distance call is being held for me.

"a long-distance call is being held for me."

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I would like to request a 30-minute recess

"I would like to request a 30-minute recess"

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I'll do better than that, counselor.

"I'll do better than that, counselor."

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court'll be adjourned until 10:00 tomorrow.

"court'll be adjourned until 10:00 tomorrow."

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Uh, I stand corrected. Ten o'clock Monday morning.

"Uh, I stand corrected. Ten o'clock Monday morning."

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CLERK: Court is adjourned.

"CLERK: Court is adjourned."

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Operator, I don't care if it costs $500.

"Operator, I don't care if it costs $500."

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Keep the connection open.

"Keep the connection open."

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( sighs )

"( sighs )"

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Where'd you find him?

"Where'd you find him?"

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Just where you figured: Alaska.

"Just where you figured: Alaska."

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His old man owns the Baylor Lumber Company

"His old man owns the Baylor Lumber Company"

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Did you tell him what happened to Fern Driscoll?

"Did you tell him what happened to Fern Driscoll?"

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I just did.

"I just did."

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This is Perry Mason, Mr. Baylor.

"This is Perry Mason, Mr. Baylor."

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All I wanna know is:

"All I wanna know is:"

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Who killed Fern?

"Who killed Fern?"

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I assure you, it was an accident.

"I assure you, it was an accident."

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That tells me nothing, Mr. Mason.

"That tells me nothing, Mr. Mason."

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Are you aware that your father

"Are you aware that your father"

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virtually chased her out of town?

"virtually chased her out of town?"

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I don't believe it.

"I don't believe it."

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Unfortunately, it's true.

"Unfortunately, it's true."

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And I suspect it's the real reason

"And I suspect it's the real reason"

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But why?

"But why?"

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He was afraid she'd name you in a paternity suit.

"He was afraid she'd name you in a paternity suit."

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That's a rotten lie.

"That's a rotten lie."

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Look, would it help any if I flew down to Los Angeles?

"Look, would it help any if I flew down to Los Angeles?"

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It certainly would. All right, then.

"It certainly would. All right, then."

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I think Coastal has a flight leaving within an hour.

"I think Coastal has a flight leaving within an hour."

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I'll have Mr. Drake meet you at the airport.

"I'll have Mr. Drake meet you at the airport."

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Paul, when young Baylor arrives,

"Paul, when young Baylor arrives,"

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I'd like the two of you to cover all the hospitals

"I'd like the two of you to cover all the hospitals"

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within, oh, let us say,

"within, oh, let us say,"

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a 20-mile radius of Marshall City.

"a 20-mile radius of Marshall City."

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Would you mind telling me what we're looking for?

"Would you mind telling me what we're looking for?"

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A young girl about 28,

"A young girl about 28,"

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who, on the night of November 8th,

"who, on the night of November 8th,"

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suffered a loss of memory.

"suffered a loss of memory."

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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JOHNNY: Well, doctor?

"JOHNNY: Well, doctor?"

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It's possible.

"It's possible."

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oh, almost two years ago.

"oh, almost two years ago."

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Miss Merrill, I'd like to see the patient in 314.

"Miss Merrill, I'd like to see the patient in 314."

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When did you say this lady disappeared?

"When did you say this lady disappeared?"

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Sometime on the evening of November 8th.

"Sometime on the evening of November 8th."

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on November 10th.

"on November 10th."

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She had been savagely beaten on the head

"She had been savagely beaten on the head"

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with a blunt instrument.

"with a blunt instrument."

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Were there any identifying marks on the clothes?

"Were there any identifying marks on the clothes?"

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Absolutely none at all.

"Absolutely none at all."

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I know the police queried-- ( knock on door )

"I know the police queried-- ( knock on door )"

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Yes?

"Yes?"

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Fern.

"Fern."

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Fern, darling.

"Fern, darling."

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Well, Fern,

"Well, Fern,"

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don't you...?

"don't you...?"

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Don't you remember me?

"Don't you remember me?"

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John?

"John?"

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Could I use your phone, doctor?

"Could I use your phone, doctor?"

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Certainly.

"Certainly."

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Johnny.

"Johnny."

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( sighs )

"( sighs )"

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Oh.

"Oh."

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If it please the court, I should like to explain--

"If it please the court, I should like to explain--"

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The court has seen the morning papers, Mr. Burger.

"The court has seen the morning papers, Mr. Burger."

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Yes, Your Honor, but the fact that Fern Driscoll is alive

"Yes, Your Honor, but the fact that Fern Driscoll is alive"

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in no essential way alters the state's case.

"in no essential way alters the state's case."

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Perhaps not, Mr. Burger, but the court is naturally curious

"Perhaps not, Mr. Burger, but the court is naturally curious"

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as to the identity of the unknown woman

"as to the identity of the unknown woman"

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whose burned body was found in the defendant's car.

"whose burned body was found in the defendant's car."

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Well-- If the court please,

"Well-- If the court please,"

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I believe I can shed some additional light on this woman.

"I believe I can shed some additional light on this woman."

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convicted of armed robbery and expecting a baby,

"convicted of armed robbery and expecting a baby,"

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using a .25 caliber automatic

"using a .25 caliber automatic"

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