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Ah, good to see you back, my dear. I know, I

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know. It's so cold out there. The wind howling are like some kind

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of four legged beasts. What's that? What's that? Oh? No,

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no, no, no, all
they couldn't get in here. Impossible,

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possible. I don't think they even
know we're here at all at all.

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Why don't you get comfortable? Now? You found me and I'm happy to

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have you. So let's prepare ourselves
for a little little terror treat as it

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were, My dear, this is
a good one one to enjoy in the

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dark the dog. But don't worry. Don't worry. I'll put more wood

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on the fine fine before we begin
again. Now get comfortable, I'll bring

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you some teeth. Lights out,
everybody, This is the witching hour.

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It is the hour when dogs how
and eagle things are Let loose on a

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sleeping work. Sit in the dark
now and listen to lights out. So

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you don't believe in ghosts, huh, let me tell you something, friend.

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Guys that don't believe in ghosts,
it's guys that ain't never seen I

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ain't that right. Listen, I
can tell you a ghost story that'll make

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your hair curl. Well, I'll
say it'll make your hair curl. Listen.

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Last aug Is I was named by
a couple of cowboys. Never mind

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the details. It just so happened
that they'd come up on me when I

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was sticking up a filling station,
and well they drug me in. Was

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to frap to beat since they got
me standing their flat foot and holding a

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gun on one of the filling station
guys. And well the coppers didn't like

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me anyway. Huh oh yeah,
sure cause I had to pump off a

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copper a week or two or four. And wouldn't it be my luck to

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be picked up by this guy's partner. Well, they took me in and

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they decided to show me the goldfish. You don't know what that is?

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Huh Well, I'll tell you you're
a lion there. So what dropper you

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rat? I know you knocked off
Ambrose Hogan and you're gonna fly for it.

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You gotta prove it first, Mother, pull the light over this way

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a little more, John, Okay, ride in his eyes. I'll prove

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it wrapped fore ahead, hand me
the hose. John, No, don't

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care. Don't you go up?
Now? What do you say if I'm

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not gonna ract to no tack.
He ain't. Uh, you'll wait like

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get to a mouth preech mother,
you'll be walking a beat out and circle

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bell ruddy off. It won't make
no difference to you, punk where I'm

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walking a beat enough when you're burned? Yeah, who's gonna burn me?

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You knocked off Ambrose Hogan. I
was an omaha then I'd got knocked off.

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Listen, Maxie, get this now. Ambrose Hogan was a white guy.

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When I seen him laying on a
slab downstairs, I took a solemn

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oath. I'd get the wreck that
dotter if it took me. If you

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wanna higher on, I'll get you
for this. Copper. I don't think

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they're gonna get anything out of a
mother. There's a smart copper miller.

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Yeah, listen, I got a
way to get things out of smart guys

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like you. Maxi. I'm on
the way there, Johnny. What are

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you gonna do? Listen? My
life shut up? Okay, I want

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a lawyer. You gotta let me
have a lawyer. You can't get awake.

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You wanna sing, Maxie? Or
do you wanna spend a few hours

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in the hearted cell upstairs? So
what? Uh? Another gag. Huh

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I think so. Listen, I
bet you eight dollars you change your mind,

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Baby, get up, you get
going, Go ahead, John,

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open the door. Okay, what
are you gonna do to me? You

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can't get a leather no speeder dempsely, MAXI, I'm out in this way.

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What a bottom they found him last
winter? Yeah, let's say friendly

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yours. I know them. Well, that's just fine, Macy, Yes,

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sir, that'll be just dandy.
What you asking about Skeeter Dempsey formula?

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Skeeter killed a cropper too, So
what it's bad business to kill Copper's

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Max? Already jump already, y
right this way, Maxie, my boy,

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what you want, I'll tell you
right in there, baby, Allisten,

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it's there the cell that Skeeter Dempsey
was locked up. And when he

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first came here he liked the cell, MAXI, he still likes it.

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What do you mean he'll probably be
around to see you before the night's over.

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Oh yeah, another one of your
gigs. Huh. Well you won't

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kid meet Copper this whole cord though, you're the only guy in it except

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Skeeter Dempsey. We'll see what a
knight here with him will do to you.

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Huh, John, Yeah, if
you get scared, Maxie, just

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calm, just yell. Nobody will
pay any attention to you. Nobody at

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all except maybe Skeeter Dempsey. Good
night back. Come on John, Hey,

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listen now, pleasant dreams. You
rapped. You can't scare me,

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Miller, I know your jags.
You can't scare me. No, we'll

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see about that. Ghosts Hey,
I want a lawyer. Good night back,

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Sage. Hey, you can't turn
the lights out on me. Turn

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the lights back on, Miller.
You can't be here in the dark.

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Yah, huh, why are you
fuck? F come rotch b I'm scared.

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Turn the light time, Miller for
a little, Mike. I'm scared

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of the dark. Go on,
turn the light time Miller. Please no,

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listen, take me out of here. And Yellow sat down? Who

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who are you? Don't you know
me? Max? Thanks? Gita dumps

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you. You can't be it's a
gag. Listen, Copper, I'm no

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copper, Max said, Ah,
let's talk about things. Where are you

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right here? Wait? Wait till
I light a match. I want to

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see what you look like. You'll
be surprised. Man, h there ain't

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nobody here. Oh yes, there
is maxie, I'm right here beside you

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kids. Yeah, it was Keithy
Dempsey all right. I recognized his voice

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right away when I let the match
him. Couldn't see nobody there. I

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guess I fainted. I remember trying
to yell, only my voice wouldn't work.

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And when I come to, I
was laying on the cell floor for

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a minute. I couldn't figure out
what happened, And then it all come

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back to me. You know how
it is when you're really scared, or

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maybe you've never been real scared.
Huh, well, I'll tell you.

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My mouth was so dry I couldn't
hardly breathe. All I could hear was

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my heart pumping away as loud as
an old Fliver engine. I was too

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scared to say a word. I
just crawled up into the bucking late.

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Yes, so I scared you.
Huh go away now, whoever you are,

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go away, go away. Oh
shut up, I ain't gonna hurt

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you. I could pray you away. No, you couldn't, Magatine,

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you couldn't pray me away. What
they got you in here for pumping out

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nothing and knocked off that Hogan guy, didn't you? Well, it's too

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bad for you man. Yeah,
yeah, uh, are you're still here?

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Sure you you steer a tempsy?
Yes, I am blest some ske

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Gempsey was bront last witter. I
don't reported the team set in a chair.

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That's right, Well then do it
skin tempsy? Yes, I am,

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I know, I know you're stop
jittering. I ain't gonna hurt you.

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But you're a ghost. What if
I am? I wish should go

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away? Why should I? This
is my cell after all? Oh,

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ske it, Please stop Cannon.
Listen, let's talk. I haven't had

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nobody that talked to for two months. Would you talk to them? George

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Brown? You remember him? Yeah? Yeah, Hey George Brown hung himself

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in the cell here? Yeah?
This uh this cell? Uh huh?

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Him and me sat up and talked
all night, and he hung himself next

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day. What did he hang himself? Far? Oh he'd have got burned

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anyway. They had him for two
jobs, one knocking off an old lady

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for seventy bucks and the other shooting
that bank guy Donald Springville. To just

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see him hang himself, Excuty,
No, I wasn't here at the time.

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Where was you, m I was
away, sho Skeeter, Yeah,

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what is it? Feel like to
be ted all right? Eh, yeah,

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oh my god? What's the man? Ooh? What what about hell

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and all that? You get used
to it. My old lady used to

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make me go to sunny school and
they used to talk about hell, there,

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fire and everything. There ain't no
fire, hain't No, it's worse

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than that. What what's it like? You'll find a if I get out

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of this rap? And I think
I'll go straight, You're too late,

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man, No, I ain't.
I'll beat it. No you won't.

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You gotta croak sometime. Yeah,
you'll croak on this wrap high at all.

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I know there's one way you could
get out of some of the hell

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though. Man, oh, bump
yourself up. What do you mean?

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Well, if you wait for the
law to punish you, that's one thing.

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If you take the law in your
own hands, m well, kind

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of punish yourself. You got to
make a difference. Is it pretty tough

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skater? What? Hell dyant?
It hurts awful? The chair? I

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mean they're go in feeling pretty cocky
and figuring you're gonna take it and you're

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gonna be a tough guy and all, and then what that skin All of

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a sudden you'll find you can't take
it. You don't want to yell and

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scream, but oh that's awful,
God, what you ain't never had no

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pain in all? You like?
Mate, and begin to compare with the

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chair, you will find that do
you really think I will skid it?

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Where do you think? I wonder
how heels to pump yourself off? George

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Brown said it was all right.
Kind of made him feel better it,

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He said, yeah, I seen
him the day after. Oh huh,

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If I was you, Max,
I think I'll do it. Yeah,

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I'm not gonna put myself off.
I won't do it. These longy coppers

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ain't gonna make me. Who's that
miller? Id is that you'll know?

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Who is your talking to? Maxie? Skeeter Dempsey? Let me on,

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no kid, let me y'all put
me any place you want to put Scared?

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Maxie? Scared? Who was you
talking to? Maxie? Skeeter Dempsey?

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Don't put the miller? Turn on
the night with your turn of mine?

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Will just put him in it.
S it's got you down there.

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Please turn on the light. Oh
why not? It would be darker still

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when I turn him off again?
What's the matter? Now? Well,

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there ain't anybody here, WAPs.
I was skeeter in here with your kids.

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I thought, I thought, there
right anybody here? Oh, yes,

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there is night. I would worry
about him right here beside you,

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and I'm gonna stay. They kept
me in that sell there for four weeks.

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Every once in a while Mill had
come in and stand there in front

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of the door and laugh at me. Gonna sign a compression, make see

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He'd say, Oh, I wasn't
gonna give him nothing. What that place

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got me? As soon as it
was dark? Ideas did he would step

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me come and sit down with him. I was almost scared at first.

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It's kind of hard to get used
to. Practically they would a ghost.

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But then I kind of get used
to him. Was always telling me how

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I was gonna burn, and how
I'd be better off to hang myself like

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George Brown done it. I guess
it was not though I wouldn't nothing,

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have no lawyer see them. They
was keeping me in there without throwing anything

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about it, so as they could
hand me the wrap when the time come,

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well, all the time come someplace
or other. A Miller dug up

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the evidence that I wouldn't give'em, and they had me and how they

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had me so one morning full me
klitter and I'm sitting in the car.

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No, the jury's been out twenty
minutes. Everybody rides been down. Gentlemen

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of the jury, have you arrived
at a verdict? We have, your

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honor? Will you pass the verdict
to the bailey please? Where the jury

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find the defendant Mix Young guilty of
murder in the first degree, Mster Pullman.

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Is this your verdict? It is
your honor. The dependent will rise

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and get up next seton Max Young? Have you anything to say before sentences

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passed? Don't you ly? No, your honor, you realize that in

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a verdict of guilty of first degree
murder, the death penalty is mandatory.

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Yeah, yeah, your honor.
Very well, then it is the sentence

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of this court that you are to
be taken from this place and between the

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twenty first and the thirtieth December,
shopped to death by electricity. And may

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God have mercy on your soul.
Alright, Macy, how on this way?

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Well? Max? That's that?
Yeah? Did you say? Well?

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I didn't say nothing. It was
me Max. I said there's only

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one way out. No. Well, so that was that there wasn't ready

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to send me down to the state
prison where they bump off guys, or

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they kept me in this here winging
the canny chair where they had me in

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the skear of Dempsey's old cell.
I guess this guy I must have liked

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his pearl Ambrose hop and quite a
lot the guy I knocked off. Huh,

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Sure I knocked him off. What
he use the kidding around? Hey?

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Guess he musta thought a lot I
am, cause he kept me in

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there where it was dark, where
I'd be scared to death all the time,

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really getting even. How'd I kind
of fool him? I wasn't so

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sc He had a Skeeter by this
time. I got so I set in

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the dark there and be waiting for
him, and we'd talk about everything in

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the world. It was funny people
out of history, and funny places and

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stuff, and ah, a lot
of things. Skeeter told me he saw

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a lot of the guys where he
talked about may Row and Judas Iscariot.

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But why not? He was dead, wasn't he? And so was they?

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Oh? But I got a hurry
up with my ghost doing Ay,

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that's right. Uh. What I
was gonna say was I was sitting there

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one night, the twenty thirty was
day before Christmas Eve. Setting in the

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darkened I heard Skeeter come hello,
Skeeter, Oh Mac, how you feeling

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not so hot? Still thinking about
the hot squad? Huh? What else

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do you expect me to think about? I wish they'd hurry up and get

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it over it, That's what I
wish. It's tomorrow night. What is

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they burned it on Christmas Eve?
Yeap? Honest, Skeeter, how do

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you know I found out? Oh
god, Oh, don't take it so

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hard. I'll walk in with you
when they take it to the chair.

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I'll stand right there alongside you.
Where do you ski her? What do

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you? Honest? Sure won't do
you much good? Though? Why I

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can't keep it from hurting? The
honest, skitter? Does it hurt a

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lot? Or is it all over
pretty quick? It seemed to me to

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last one hundred years. Oh I'm
a sucker for pain, Skeeter. All

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right, sure, I cut my
finger once I put in your croaked with

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the pain. You ain't felt nothing
yet? Yeah? Yeah, gee?

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I remember two when I busted my
leg. My old lady set up all

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night holding my hand and me brawling
herself. Feel like a million busted legs.

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Listen, Skeeter, what did you
say? George Bound told you didn't

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hurt much bumping yourself off, That's
what he said. What I I was

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wondering, Well, I know what
i'd do if I was in your place?

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Yeah? Would you bump yourself off? Yeah? I I don't think

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I got the cuts through it.
Skeeter. It ain't high. You got

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a belt, you could get it
around your neck and climb up on the

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bunk, Fasten the belt to the
bars up above. Then all you gotta

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do is jump on. Yeah,
Yeah, you know it would help you

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out if you did. What do
you mean, Well, you know I

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told you kind of punishing yourself.
See, I know I can't. I

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can't, I can't I don't want
to die. Well, it's all right

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with me. I was just telling
you. Believe me that I know what

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I'm talking about. Joia Skeeter,
j Yeah, I wish I had to

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cut to do it. I don't
care what you're doing. Matte all are

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you going to get burned tomorrow night? Anyway? And if you want to

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get out of the most awful pain
you ever had, do yourself a good

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turn. At the same time.
Well, I wonder what it feels like.

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George Brown said, it only hurt
for a minute. I had much

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guts that I remember. Nope,
your account's miller. Wanna tug out?

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I guess yeah. You don't look
very happy? Do what you were seeing

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the dark? Yeah? Hell?
Max, holdo Layer brought me to turn

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on the bike. I don't care. You getting used to the duck.

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Yeah, I uh, I'll turn'em on anyway. Well, my ax,

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it's about the end of the string
now tomorrow. Huh. Yeah,

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well that makes you and me even
Listen, Max, I wanted to see

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it knocked off on the count of
ambulsse hugand Knight. Well, I ain't

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so million, uh do you know? Yeah? No heart feelings, man,

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I it's your job being a copper
and mind being a hood. Yeah,

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but I wa is there anything you
about Mexic No, I guess not.

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You ain't got no folks. No. I could get you a bottle

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of bourbon if you wanted it.
Nah, what's the use? Well,

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you gotta get ready to go down
to the state prison a little while.

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They got the fell. I mean
that's where you gotta go to where they

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have to go to day yeah,
I guess so. Well. Kind of

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hate to leave this place at that, do you. Yeah. Excared me

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quite a lot at first, but
I guess it's taught me a lot being

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here in the dark all along except
for me. Man. Yeah, well,

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Max, listen, try to take
it, stand up with you.

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You try, but it's gonna be
awful tough. Yeah, I'll look out.

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I'll be back a little bit.
Wheel go. Uh sure, there

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ain't anything you want me to get
Mac No, alright, Oh, I'm

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I'm sorry. Max. Huh,
It's okay, mother, forget it.

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I told you. Man. Yeah, well, I gotta be going along,

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Michael. You going, Skeeter,
Yeah, I'll uh see you tomorrow

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night. But listen, Skeeter,
don't go away now. I have to.

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And just in case you decide to
do what George Brown did the extra

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piece of rope under the matter,
you won't have to use your belt along.

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Well, there you are. That's
your ghost story. You believe in

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ghosts, now you don't? We
you're you see I took Skins advice.

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I hung myself. I'd been dead
six month. All right, you can

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turn them on. Now you've just
heard the third in the Summer series of

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Lights Out. Tonight's story featured Norman
Gottschalk as Maxie, Stanley Schule as Keeter

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Dempsey, and Roy Angel as Miller
Boris. Aplan was Heard as the Judge

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and Nathan Davis as Johnny. Next
Saturday night, come nine o'clock, We've

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got a story cooked up for you
that ought to give you a chill in

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the hottest weather. Two master magicians
both in the Inner Cult of Haitian Budhaoism,

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Blockhorns and the Titanic Struggle which comes
to a climax over the Chicago Airport.

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So you'd better make a mental note
to be near your radio next Saturday

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evening. Flights Out is produced and
directed by Albert Cruz. This is NBC,

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the National Broadcasting Company. I apologize
it's still a bit nippy in here.

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I've done the best I could with
the modest amount of wood I have

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for my fireplace. But that's okay
now, because well, it's time for

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you to go home to your comfy, cozy, warm bed and the sun

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will be out soon, so of
course I'll need to return to wherever it

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is that I come from as well, my dear, But if you want

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to reach out to me, please
send me an email. Yes I can

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receive those here. Send me an
email at Weird Mysteries Show at gmail dot

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com, and I'll be sure to
read it on the air. But for

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now, remember careful getting hold,
enjoy that warm bed, and always always

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appreciate what you've got. I'll see
you tomorrow. Drink I give into follow

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all into calm again. Come again, rombing down, bring me you wrong,

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bring me you wumbling. I think
you break it. O.