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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Calendar Girl (S02E02)

How do you do?

"How do you do?"

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How do you do?

"How do you do?"

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All right, Paul.

"All right, Paul."

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You were telling me of the developments

"You were telling me of the developments"

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The police found fingerprints in the den,

"The police found fingerprints in the den,"

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Go on, Paul.

"Go on, Paul."

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Mm, the police tried to find Mr. Andrews and couldn't.

"Mm, the police tried to find Mr. Andrews and couldn't."

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I wasn't home all day.

"I wasn't home all day."

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Then Homicide started checking.

"Then Homicide started checking."

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They found out the way Borden works,

"They found out the way Borden works,"

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as long as he could.

"as long as he could."

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Then last night he visited Borden,

"Then last night he visited Borden,"

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the police think, to pay him off.

"the police think, to pay him off."

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When you left him, was Borden still alive?

"When you left him, was Borden still alive?"

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Yes. MASON: Was he alone?

"Yes. MASON: Was he alone?"

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As far as I know.

"As far as I know."

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Did you go back to the Borden place last night

"Did you go back to the Borden place last night"

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after we'd been there?

"after we'd been there?"

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No.

"No."

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They'll wanna ask you some questions.

"They'll wanna ask you some questions."

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( phone rings )

"( phone rings )"

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All right. Send him in.

"All right. Send him in."

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This is very considerate of you, Perry.

"This is very considerate of you, Perry."

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I thought I'd have to wait until your client had left.

"I thought I'd have to wait until your client had left."

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Uh, you're Mr. Andrews, aren't you?

"Uh, you're Mr. Andrews, aren't you?"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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Yours?

"Yours?"

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I never saw it before.

"I never saw it before."

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We found this in the glove compartment

"We found this in the glove compartment"

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of your car downstairs.

"of your car downstairs."

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It's a Colt .38.

"It's a Colt .38."

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This is Lieutenant Tragg of Homicide.

"This is Lieutenant Tragg of Homicide."

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You know Borden was killed with a Colt .38?

"You know Borden was killed with a Colt .38?"

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I tell ya, it isn't my gun.

"I tell ya, it isn't my gun."

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TRAGG: Oh, sure it isn't.

"TRAGG: Oh, sure it isn't."

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It's just that Ballistics will want to play around with it

"It's just that Ballistics will want to play around with it"

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before giving you a clean bill of health.

"before giving you a clean bill of health."

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Let's go.

"Let's go."

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I don't know how the gun got in my car.

"I don't know how the gun got in my car."

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You'd better go along with the lieutenant.

"You'd better go along with the lieutenant."

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My, you're cooperative today, aren't you?

"My, you're cooperative today, aren't you?"

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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( forlorn theme playing )

"( forlorn theme playing )"

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The bullet entered the chest

"The bullet entered the chest"

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slightly to the left of the median line,

"slightly to the left of the median line,"

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tearing one corner off of the heart.

"tearing one corner off of the heart."

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Was there a great deal of bleeding, doctor?

"Was there a great deal of bleeding, doctor?"

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Quite a bit.

"Quite a bit."

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And what type of blood was it?

"And what type of blood was it?"

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Type AB, a rather rare blood grouping.

"Type AB, a rather rare blood grouping."

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Less than 12 percent of the people have it.

"Less than 12 percent of the people have it."

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BURGER: And where you able to establish the time of death?

"BURGER: And where you able to establish the time of death?"

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Between the hours of 8:30 and 11:30 p.m.,

"Between the hours of 8:30 and 11:30 p.m.,"

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Monday, March 9th.

"Monday, March 9th."

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Thank you, doctor.

"Thank you, doctor."

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Your witness.

"Your witness."

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No questions.

"No questions."

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I call Lieutenant Arthur Tragg, please.

"I call Lieutenant Arthur Tragg, please."

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Now, lieutenant, I show you this .38-caliber Colt automatic,

"Now, lieutenant, I show you this .38-caliber Colt automatic,"

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previously identified by Ballistics

"previously identified by Ballistics"

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as being the murder weapon, and marked people's Exhibit A.

"as being the murder weapon, and marked people's Exhibit A."

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I ask you if you recognize it.

"I ask you if you recognize it."

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Yes, I do.

"Yes, I do."

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I found this in the glove compartment

"I found this in the glove compartment"

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of the defendant's car the day following the murder.

"of the defendant's car the day following the murder."

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Did you also have occasion to search

"Did you also have occasion to search"

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the defendant's apartment?

"the defendant's apartment?"

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And what did you find there?

"And what did you find there?"

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Well, I found a suit of clothes

"Well, I found a suit of clothes"

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with rust-colored spots all over it.

"with rust-colored spots all over it."

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They proved to be blood.

"They proved to be blood."

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BURGER: What type blood?

"BURGER: What type blood?"

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Type AB.

"Type AB."

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The same rare type as that of the deceased, Wilfred Borden?

"The same rare type as that of the deceased, Wilfred Borden?"

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That's right.

"That's right."

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Thank you, lieutenant. That'll be all.

"Thank you, lieutenant. That'll be all."

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I remember that, Mr. Mason.

"I remember that, Mr. Mason."

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I've been meaning to have the suit cleaned

"I've been meaning to have the suit cleaned"

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for a long time now.

"for a long time now."

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I'm subject to nosebleed.

"I'm subject to nosebleed."

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What type is your blood?

"What type is your blood?"

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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No questions.

"No questions."

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MAN: My hardware store is pretty large.

"MAN: My hardware store is pretty large."

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We have petty thefts regularly.

"We have petty thefts regularly."

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We didn't discover the gun was missing

"We didn't discover the gun was missing"

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But you did discover it was missing

"But you did discover it was missing"

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prior to Monday, March 9th, of this year?

"prior to Monday, March 9th, of this year?"

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Oh, yes, sir.

"Oh, yes, sir."

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We discovered it over a year ago.

"We discovered it over a year ago."

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Then almost anyone could have taken the gun?

"Then almost anyone could have taken the gun?"

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Anybody who got into the store.

"Anybody who got into the store."

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Thank you, sir, that'll be all.

"Thank you, sir, that'll be all."

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Cross-examine.

"Cross-examine."

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MASON: No questions.

"MASON: No questions."

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JUDGE: Witness may stand down.

"JUDGE: Witness may stand down."

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I call Mr. Jasper Horn to the stand, please.

"I call Mr. Jasper Horn to the stand, please."

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I'm foreman of the school construction job

"I'm foreman of the school construction job"

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on 94th Street.

"on 94th Street."

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Are you acquainted with the defendant in this case,

"Are you acquainted with the defendant in this case,"

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George Andrews?

"George Andrews?"

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Sure, he's my boss.

"Sure, he's my boss."

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BURGER: Would you recite for us, please,

"BURGER: Would you recite for us, please,"

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the gist of the conversation you had with Mr. Andrews

"the gist of the conversation you had with Mr. Andrews"

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on Monday, March the 9th?

"on Monday, March the 9th?"

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Sure. It was like a lot of other conversations.

"Sure. It was like a lot of other conversations."

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I told him I felt sure

"I told him I felt sure"

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with the inspectors and the suppliers

"with the inspectors and the suppliers"

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unless he made a deal with Borden.

"unless he made a deal with Borden."

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"Made a deal"?

""Made a deal"?"

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Yeah. Chilled the heat.

"Yeah. Chilled the heat."

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And what was Mr. Andrews' reply to this suggestion?

"And what was Mr. Andrews' reply to this suggestion?"

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He said he would shoot Borden through his conniving heart

"He said he would shoot Borden through his conniving heart"

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before he'd pay tribute.

"before he'd pay tribute."

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BURGER: I see.

"BURGER: I see."

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To you, counselor.

"To you, counselor."

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Mr. Horn, on Monday, March the 9th,

"Mr. Horn, on Monday, March the 9th,"

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he was going to see Mr. Borden?

"he was going to see Mr. Borden?"

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Yes, sir, he said he had an appointment with him

"Yes, sir, he said he had an appointment with him"

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for that evening.

"for that evening."

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