Eno Crime Clues 1933-01-11 The 32 Caliber Kiss Part 2

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Eno Crime Clues 1933-01-11 The 32 Caliber Kiss Part 2"

Podcast Information:

• Title: Harold's Old Time Radio
• Host/Author: Harold's Old Time Radio
• Episode: Eno Crime Clues 1933-01-11 The 32 Caliber Kiss Part 2
• Release Date: March 19, 2025
• Description: Relives the Golden Age of Radio through classic-style dramas, featuring beloved shows like The Shadow, Abbott & Costello, Amos & Andy, Dragnet, and more.

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1. Introduction to the Mystery

The episode plunges listeners into a gripping mystery surrounding the murder of Bruce Cartwright. Host Danny Cassidy introduces the continuation of the .32 Caliber Kiss series, inviting listeners to accompany Spencer Dean, the Manhunter, as he delves deeper into the enigmatic case.

Notable Quote:

• Danny Cassidy (01:15): "Did you solve the murder of Bruce Cartwright?"

2. Setting the Scene at Martin Sporting Club

The story resumes at the Martin Sporting Club in Lake Placid, where a harsh wind sets a tense atmosphere. Spencer Dean and his partner, Danny Cassidy, discuss recent developments in the case.

Notable Quotes:

• Danny Cassidy (02:16): "Wow, listen to that wind. It's gonna be a tough night outside, Prince."
• Spencer Dean (02:16): "It sounds like it, Danny. You'll be even tougher inside."

3. Revisiting the Victims and Suspects

The narrative revisits the tragic events leading up to the murders. Bruce Cartwright's sudden death two days before his engagement to Eunice Renfrew raises suspicions. Additionally, Eunice herself is shot, complicating the investigation.

Notable Dialogue:

• Spencer Dean (03:06): "Deadly mistakes."
• Danny Cassidy (03:09): "The shooting of Eunice after Cartwright was killed. That was as cuckoo as the rest of it."

4. Analyzing the Motives and Clues

Spencer and Danny examine potential suspects: Eunice's sister Harriet, and a man named Moyce. They discuss possible motives such as jealousy and financial gain, but inconsistencies in testimonies begin to surface.

Notable Quotes:

• Danny Cassidy (04:05): "Hello. Of the three, Ms. Eunice, her sister Harriet and this guy Moyce. I think it's pretty obvious."
• Spencer Dean (05:01): "I've an idea that when a ballistic expert goes to work on those bullets, he'll discover something even more important than that."

5. A Suspicious Shooting Attempt

As Spencer and Danny delve deeper, they experience a direct confrontation when someone attempts to shoot them. This escalation heightens the urgency of uncovering the truth.

Notable Sounds:

• [07:27]: Sound of a gunshot and chaos as Spencer and Danny react to the attack.

Notable Dialogue:

• Danny Cassidy (07:32): "Come on, Spence, let's go get him."

6. Uncovering the Confession Letter

A pivotal moment occurs when Danny discovers a letter in Harriet's room, purportedly a confession. However, Spencer suspects foul play, believing the confession may be contrived to divert attention from the true culprit.

Notable Quotes:

• Danny Cassidy (10:31): "If it had been there long, the wind would have blown it away."
• Spencer Dean (12:10): "No, case hasn't ended. It's just beginning."

7. Confrontation with Sheriff Hook

The tension escalates as Danny confronts Sheriff Hook, accusing him of falsely confessing to the murders. Spencer remains skeptical, indicating deeper layers to the mystery.

Notable Dialogue:

• Danny Cassidy (17:24): "You can't stand there and show me that Harriet's going to commit suicide."
• Spencer Dean (18:03): "Oh, case hasn't ended. It's just beginning."

8. The Clues Point to Eunice

Spencer deciphers inconsistencies in Harriet's confession, leading him to suspect Eunice might be orchestrating the deception to mask the true murderer. He disconnects the dots between the silencer's limitations and the actual events.

Notable Quotes:

• Spencer Dean (27:03): "You see, units of silencer can't be used on an automatic for more than one shot."
• Eunice Renfrew (26:08): "She must have found it there."

9. Dramatic Climax and Resolution

In a dramatic finale, Eunice confronts Spencer and Danny, revealing her guilt. She admits to manipulating evidence and orchestrating Harriet's false confession. The episode concludes with the revelation of Eunice's motives and the culmination of Spencer Dean's relentless pursuit of justice.

Notable Quotes:

• Eunice Renfrew (25:52): "A few minutes. You'd better let me go on."
• Danny Cassidy (27:50): "You. Please."
• Spencer Dean (27:20): "Yes. Knowing that, you tried to put the blame on her."

10. Conclusion and Reflections

The episode wraps up with reflections on the complexity of the case, highlighting Spencer Dean's keen investigative skills and the tragic consequences of deceit. Listeners are left contemplating the intricate web of motives and the relentless pursuit of truth.

Notable Quote:

• Danny Cassidy (28:55): "How can you beat that? She wanted to kiss him goodbye."

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Key Takeaways:

• Intricate Plot: The episode masterfully weaves a complex narrative with multiple suspects and motives.
• Engaging Dialogue: Sharp and suspenseful conversations drive the story forward, keeping listeners on edge.
• Character Development: Spencer Dean's analytical prowess and Danny Cassidy's determination are prominently showcased.
• Climactic Resolution: The unraveling of Eunice's deception provides a satisfying conclusion to the mystery.

Overall, "The 32 Caliber Kiss Part 2" delivers a captivating continuation of the Eno Crime Clues series, blending classic radio drama elements with a suspenseful murder investigation that keeps listeners engrossed until the very end.

Transcript

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[Danny Cassidy]

The Eno crime Club. Tonight, ladies and gentlemen, we bring you the second episode of the.32 Caliber Kiss, featuring Spencer Dean, Manhunter. And now, members of the Eno Crime Club, you are invited to accompany Spencer Dean the Manhunter in the concluding episode of the.32 caliber kill. Did you solve the murder of Bruce Cartwright? If you did, follow Spencer Dean as he unravels the second half of this mystery thriller by Stuart Sterling to see if you were right. Even if you didn't hear last night's episode, you can still obtain all the essential clues to the mystery by listening to tonight's exciting, exciting drama. We pick up the trail this evening at the famous Martin Sporting Club at Lake Placid. A blustering wind rages at the windows of the suite shared by the Manhunter and his partner, Dan Cassidy. Wow, listen to that wind. It's gonna be a tough night outside, Prince.

[Spencer Dean]

It sounds like it, Danny. You'll be even tougher inside.

[Eunice Renfrew]

See?

[Danny Cassidy]

Have you got a lead to this killer?

[Spencer Dean]

More than a lead, Danny. How was the patient when you left her?

[Danny Cassidy]

Eunice? Oh, she's all right. Those two bullets just picked her in the shoulders. Quick bunny, but nothing serious. She's sleeping. The doctor gave her a bromade.

[Spencer Dean]

You tell the nurse to be on the gun.

[Danny Cassidy]

Don't worry about that nurse. Say she's so scared that she'd go right through the window if anyone hollered boo.

[Spencer Dean]

Then she'd heard that the Eunice was shot by someone outside the window.

[Danny Cassidy]

Yeah, Eunice told her all about it. So naturally, the nurse is afraid someone will wing her by mistake. Far as I'M concerned everything connected with this case is a mistake.

[Spencer Dean]

Deadly mistakes.

[Danny Cassidy]

Yes, even the shooting of Eunice after Cartwright was killed. That was as cuckoo as the rest of it.

[Spencer Dean]

Not for sure about Danny. When the Eunice was shot, the case started to clear up a bit.

[Danny Cassidy]

I don't get it, Spence. These two couples come up to Lake placid to celebrate Ms. Eunice Renfrew's coming marriage to Bruce Tarkin. And two days before the wedding, he's bumped off.

[Spencer Dean]

Curiously inappropriate.

[Danny Cassidy]

Time, time and place. Both curious. Did you ever hear of anyone being murdered while he was driving a bobsled 70 miles an hour?

[Spencer Dean]

No, Donny. It was extreme extraordinary. Don't forget, there's an extraordinarily keen mind behind all these shootings.

[Danny Cassidy]

Yeah, but there were no footprints on either side of the bobsled chute. And the autopsy showed that Cartwright had only been dead a few minutes. He was alive at the time. That bobsled was a hundred yards above us.

[Spencer Dean]

Now, that proves that one of the.

[Danny Cassidy]

Three on the bobsled was the murderer.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, there's no doubt of that.

[Danny Cassidy]

Hello. Of the three, Ms. Eunice, her sister Harriet and this guy Moyce. I think it's pretty obvious. Guesswork or head work, Denny.

[Spencer Dean]

Which is it now?

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, I don't see much chance for head work here. No, no. Harriet skipped out. Would she do that unless she was guilty?

[Spencer Dean]

What about a motive, Denny?

[Danny Cassidy]

Whoa. Maybe jealousy, Maybe money. Perhaps she didn't want anyone to influence her sister Eunice's share of the Renfrew estate.

[Spencer Dean]

That's pretty far fetched. Funny. Furthermore, if Harriet had any reason to kill Cartwright, why would she want to shoot her own sister?

[Danny Cassidy]

Well. Oh, I can't figure that out. Well, if it wasn't Harriet, it's a sense. It couldn't be Eunice. Whoever killed Cartwright shot Eunice afterward. Those.32 caliber bullets prove that.

[Spencer Dean]

You know, I've an idea that when a ballistic expert goes to work on those bullets, he'll discover something even more important than that.

[Danny Cassidy]

Oh, you mean about that gun? That's all clear enough. Moyes had an automatic. He kept it in his suitcase. He said it was there.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, all very simple. When Sheriff Hook searched his room, the gun was missing. It hasn't been located since. There's no proof the bullets came from that gun.

[Danny Cassidy]

Merely a supposition.

[Spencer Dean]

Oh, yes, Daniel. Clear enough.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, maybe Harriet pinched a gun from Moyce's suitcase.

[Spencer Dean]

Maybe.

[Danny Cassidy]

Maybe he even loaned it to her.

[Spencer Dean]

Maybe. Or maybe too many maybes, all pointing to Moyes.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, he sure had A motive. He used to play around with Eunice. And then she gave him the air and became engaged to Cartwright.

[Spencer Dean]

Well, that's conceivable. He might have been sorry about that.

[Danny Cassidy]

And they quarreled, too. He told us about that. But there's something that cuts Moish right out of the picture as the killer.

[Spencer Dean]

What's that?

[Danny Cassidy]

Oh, their positions on that bobsled. Yes.

[Spencer Dean]

Let's see. The murdered man steering, Ben Yunus, his fiance, Ben, Harriet, her sister and Lars. Jean Morris is pregnant.

[Danny Cassidy]

Right. Now, will you tell me how Moyes could have reached around and shot that guy Cartwright with those two girls in between? One of the girls had certainly seen him do it. Yes, I've heard the shot.

[Spencer Dean]

Possibly.

[Danny Cassidy]

Oh, well, that's easy. He used a silencer on his automatic.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, and there's something peculiar about that.

[Danny Cassidy]

Don't say there is no how to cast you out. Well, simply this, Spence. If Moyce shot Cartwright, then someone else plugged Eunice. It must have, because one of the sheriff's boys was with Moyes at the telephone when Eunice was shot. As I thought of that. And also, Eunice says she saw the person that shot her. She admits it was a woman, but naturally she doesn't want to incriminate her sister. So she says she couldn't identify her.

[Spencer Dean]

Yet she saw the gun clearly.

[Danny Cassidy]

Sure. And she says it was an automatic with a silencer. Yes.

[Spencer Dean]

That's the odd part of it.

[Danny Cassidy]

Down on the floor. Don't that somebody took a shot at us. Wait, I'll put the light on. That's better.

[Spencer Dean]

Yeah, somebody was trying to put our lights out. All right, come on.

[Danny Cassidy]

I'm right with you, boy. You better have your gun ready. What was that break you heard?

[Spencer Dean]

Someone tried to put Cassidy and me.

[Danny Cassidy]

Out of the picture. Deputy Dick, there's somebody over there by the groove. That's right. There's somebody moving in the shadows of those trees. Come on, Spence, let's go get him.

[Spencer Dean]

Dead air, but out in the open. Bright moonlight.

[Danny Cassidy]

What of it?

[Spencer Dean]

Whoever tried to put us out of the way will be in the shadows.

[Danny Cassidy]

That's right. He might try to putt us. Hey, we can't let him get away with that.

[Spencer Dean]

I don't think the killer will get away so easily.

[Danny Cassidy]

Look. Look. There he goes over there. He's got around the corner of that shed. I'll go around this side and you take the other.

[Spencer Dean]

Careful now. Don't expose yourself.

[Danny Cassidy]

Danny, you better give up. We've got your corner.

[Spencer Dean]

You can't get away.

[Sheriff]

Talk to a gun.

[Danny Cassidy]

Can Your feet set? He didn't stick close to the shed at all. Look, there he is. After him, Danny. I'll try to wing him. You missed him.

[Spencer Dean]

He's in this growth somewhere.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, let's go and act him.

[Spencer Dean]

Don't shoot again unless you have to.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, I'm not going to let him get away again. Hey there, you. Stop. Stop. We can see you now.

[Sheriff]

Better drop it.

[Danny Cassidy]

See me?

[Sheriff]

I should hope to thunder you good.

[Danny Cassidy]

Is that you shooting at me, Sheriff? What are you doing in that drone? What was I doing? Ducking bullets and trying to locate you? Yeah, well, somebody took a shot at us back there in the clubhouse. We taped him out here. Someone took a shot at you? I didn't hear anything. Except the shooting a minute ago when you missed me. The killer used a silence, but the same one that killed Cartwright. I tell it. Sure. Say, you know, it's a good thing you spoke up just then. I might have plugged you. You nearly did, Mr. Cassidy. Well, there's no chance of finding anyone in here.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, I think you're right.

[Danny Cassidy]

Great. I almost forgot why I was looking for you. All this shooting going on.

[Spencer Dean]

What's on your mind, Sherrit? Did you find Harriet?

[Danny Cassidy]

No, we date found Harriet. But we did find this. A letter? It's more than a letter. It's. Well, here, you. You better read it, Mr. Dean. I tell aid it was meant for you.

[Spencer Dean]

Hey, Danny, flash your light over here, will you?

[Danny Cassidy]

Right.

[Spencer Dean]

Addressed to the manhunter from the Mountain Sporting Club, Lake Placid. Where'd you find it, Sheriff?

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, now, that's what speaks me. One of the boys just brought it in from the back porch of the clubhouse. It was lying right onto the doormatter.

[Spencer Dean]

If it had been there long, the wind would have blown it away.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, there was a good reason why it couldn't blow away the. These bullets was used to weigh down the envelope, bullets and all. Caliber.32. Well, I.

[Spencer Dean]

You read it, Sheriff.

[Danny Cassidy]

Ma'am. Yeah, I figured it was important enough and I was right. But you. You better read it yourself. It's in a woman's handwriting.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, from Harriet. Mr. Dean, I can't stand it any longer. This is the only way out. Don't look for the murderer anymore. I did it. I shot him with Gene's automatic. I guess the rush of wind on the bobsled smothered the sound. You see, Bruce and Gene quarreled and Bruce meant to get even. I couldn't let him do that. I care too much for Jean. Besides, Bruce only wanted to marry Eunice for her money, anyway. So don't search anymore. And don't look for me. I'm going away. Nobody will see me for a long time. At least until spring. And please tell Jean I'm not afraid. Honestly, I'm not. Tell him, too, that I loved him more than anything in this world. Signed, Harriet Renfield.

[Danny Cassidy]

So it was Harry. I told you. Spence, wait.

[Spencer Dean]

Shut up. 25 minutes only.

[Danny Cassidy]

2, 3.

[Spencer Dean]

It may have been there Lord knows how long before you found it.

[Danny Cassidy]

And what of it? She's confessed. That ends the case, don't it? All we got to do is to catch her.

[Spencer Dean]

Oh, case hasn't ended. It's just beginning. No time for explanations.

[Danny Cassidy]

Now.

[Spencer Dean]

Listen, the lake's pretty free from snow now, isn't it?

[Danny Cassidy]

Hardly any snow on it all.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, and get your men down there fast.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, what in thunder are you driving at? I get it, Spence. That business about not seeing her until spring.

[Spencer Dean]

Right, Danny. She meant until the ice on the lake melted.

[Danny Cassidy]

You mean. You mean she's going exactly. Drowned herself. Good Lord. Hey, boys, test every foot of that lake and work fast. If she's on the lake, we'll get her alive. Sheridan not dead.

[Spencer Dean]

Come on, Danny, let's get back to clubhouse.

[Danny Cassidy]

Say thanks. What did you mean about the case not being ended?

[Spencer Dean]

Shove your brains around a bit, Danny, will you? How about this letter?

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, how about it?

[Spencer Dean]

Doesn't it strike you as rather fortunate that while she can to killing Cartwright, she didn't say anything about having shot Eunice?

[Danny Cassidy]

Holy mother.

[Spencer Dean]

That she doesn't want us to search anymore. Don't look for the murderer anymore. Don't search anymore.

[Danny Cassidy]

Oh, trying to take the blame on herself, you think?

[Spencer Dean]

Trying to wipe Danny. The whole thing cries out fake. Don't you notice anything else about it?

[Danny Cassidy]

Oh, about Jean. She felt all broken up when she wrote that, I guess, huh?

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, broken up, but not broken down. She kept on Dania. Takes nerve to kill yourself in order to conceal.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, maybe she suspects who did kill Cartwright. Well, what makes you think?

[Spencer Dean]

Common sense, Danny. His confession is false.

[Danny Cassidy]

But if she didn't shoot Bruce, why does she want to kill herself? I see it. The COVID The real killer.

[Spencer Dean]

Exactly.

[Danny Cassidy]

Harriet Renfield knows who killed Cartwright and would rather kick in herself than let anybody know.

[Spencer Dean]

Right. Where's Moyford?

[Danny Cassidy]

He's upstairs in his room. He's got one of the deputies with him.

[Spencer Dean]

All right now, Danny, be back to work fast. Come on upstairs, Danny.

[Danny Cassidy]

Right. Wait a second. That isn't Moyce's room. Shut up. But this belongs to one of the girls.

[Spencer Dean]

I know this is Harriet's room. Come on, now, let's have a look around. What in the world do you expect.

[Danny Cassidy]

To find in her room?

[Spencer Dean]

A muff, possibly.

[Danny Cassidy]

A muff. Well, I don't see.

[Spencer Dean]

I know you don't.

[Danny Cassidy]

You will, though.

[Spencer Dean]

Look through that wastebasket, Danny.

[Danny Cassidy]

Nothing in here.

[Spencer Dean]

Nothing in the closet either, then.

[Danny Cassidy]

Say, here's some pieces of cloth. That's them.

[Spencer Dean]

Raised satin. Now, I wonder.

[Danny Cassidy]

They're all torn up. That's funny. There are no gray dresses here.

[Spencer Dean]

No, I don't think these bits of satin came from a dress.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, anyway, these scraps of silk can't give us a lead to the murderer.

[Spencer Dean]

That's a. I should say they can. In fact, they've done just that.

[Danny Cassidy]

For Pete's sake, Spence Cartwright wasn't strangled to death with a piece of silk cloth. And Eunice wasn't shot in the shoulder by a bolt of silk. How do you figure these bits of satin have anything to do with it?

[Spencer Dean]

Let's show them to Mo, see if he can make anything out of them. Come on. We'd like to see Morris a minute.

[Danny Cassidy]

Oh, come on in, Mr. Dean. Hello, Mr. Cassidy.

[Spencer Dean]

I wonder if we could talk to Morris a moment, Deputy, then.

[Danny Cassidy]

Sure, go right ahead.

[Spencer Dean]

I wonder if you'd wait outside.

[Danny Cassidy]

Why, sure, sure. Well, I told you gentlemen I wouldn't talk anymore, and I won't either.

[Spencer Dean]

We know that. We thought you might like to see this.

[Danny Cassidy]

What about?

[Spencer Dean]

Ever seen before?

[Danny Cassidy]

Never. What's the idea? Old to have been.

[Spencer Dean]

Not at all. We merely wondered whether you knew anything about it.

[Danny Cassidy]

Where'd you get it? In Harriet's room. Harriet's room? Why don't you ask her about it?

[Spencer Dean]

I haven't found her yet.

[Danny Cassidy]

I suppose just because she didn't turn up when you wanted to ask her some more of your silly questions, that you think she killed Cartwright?

[Spencer Dean]

That's not the only reason.

[Danny Cassidy]

No. What do you mean you found something? Yes. What is it?

[Spencer Dean]

A letter.

[Danny Cassidy]

Letter? What are you driving at?

[Spencer Dean]

Any rate, it yourself from Haggard.

[Danny Cassidy]

Don't search anything in this world.

[Narrator]

Good Lord.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, what about it? It's incredible. You don't think we take the letter, do you? You would have your handwrites all right.

[Spencer Dean]

Well, I guess this makes further questioning of you unnecessary. Moyes on the link.

[Danny Cassidy]

Wife pay. That means.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, I think it does.

[Danny Cassidy]

You can't stand there and show me that Harriet's going to commit suicide.

[Spencer Dean]

We're doing everything we can to prevent it.

[Danny Cassidy]

But she's going to drown herself.

[Spencer Dean]

I think she'll try.

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, the sheriff has his men down in the lake. Now they'll stop. Let me look. Let me look.

[Spencer Dean]

Hold on a minute. You can't do anything they're not doing.

[Danny Cassidy]

She couldn't have keep them. Why, you know her too well. Well, but you see for yourself. That letter is a confession. All right.

[Spencer Dean]

The other side would be a confession, wouldn't it?

[Danny Cassidy]

You'll admit that that's your fault.

[Spencer Dean]

Mine?

[Danny Cassidy]

Yes, yours. They call you the Manhunter. Well, you're not. Well, no. You're not the man hunter. You're a woman hunter. Hounded her to her death.

[Spencer Dean]

No. You see, I didn't kill Bruce Cartwright. Whoever did that is responsible.

[Danny Cassidy]

All right, then I'll take the responsibility. You killed Cartwright. Yes, I did. Now find Harriet before it's too late. Find her, I tell you. I don't care what happens to me.

[Spencer Dean]

I can understand that. She feels just as she did.

[Danny Cassidy]

Heaven's sake, stop talking and do something. She'll kill herself by the time you get.

[Spencer Dean]

The sheriff's men are doing everything that can be done. If Harriet can be found, they'll find her. As for yourself.

[Danny Cassidy]

Oh, I don't care about myself. Send it in the chair if you want to. Only save her.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, that's just the trouble. Trouble?

[Danny Cassidy]

Say, doesn't this confession clear up everything?

[Spencer Dean]

No, I wouldn't say that. There's too many people anxious to take the blame. First Harriet and now you. Moist, I tell you why I did it.

[Danny Cassidy]

I killed him, not Harry.

[Spencer Dean]

How did you do it?

[Danny Cassidy]

I shot him. With my gun. Yes. Go on. Well, that's all there is to it. I was coming down the run, gaining speed. I reached around the girls and shot him in the back. That's all? Yes.

[Spencer Dean]

That means several loopholes.

[Danny Cassidy]

That's all I've got to say.

[Spencer Dean]

Where's the gun now?

[Danny Cassidy]

Why, I threw it away. Where?

[Spencer Dean]

I threw it in the lake. Cut a hole in the ice in order to hide it all to the.

[Danny Cassidy]

Place where the ice sink. I broke it and threw the gun in. What about Eunice? Did you shoot her too?

[Spencer Dean]

Did you use a silencer on your automatic, Morris?

[Danny Cassidy]

Silencer? Who did?

[Spencer Dean]

Where'd you get it?

[Danny Cassidy]

War had it for some time. Send it these convenient friends.

[Spencer Dean]

Well, would you mind taking us to the place on the lake where you threw away the gun?

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, not sure. Not sure I can find it. Oh, well, all right.

[Spencer Dean]

Go downstairs and get our coach. You ready, Denny?

[Danny Cassidy]

Yeah, sure.

[Spencer Dean]

Meet you downstairs, Mike.

[Danny Cassidy]

All right. I'll be ready. Say, that's a cockeyed story.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, I think so.

[Danny Cassidy]

Equally have shot units?

[Spencer Dean]

Obviously not. And I don't think he shot Cartwright.

[Danny Cassidy]

Just trying to take the blame to save the girl, huh? Yes.

[Spencer Dean]

Don't forget the bits of statin.

[Danny Cassidy]

Say, I can't understand you at all, Spence. Here you've got two people willing to confess to this crime and you go nuts over a piece of torn claw down there. That little clump of spoon.

[Spencer Dean]

When did you drop the gun? On the lake.

[Danny Cassidy]

Why, late last night. Did you come down here by yourself? Yes. No one saw me.

[Spencer Dean]

Very good reason. Why, Moyes, you weren't out of sight of a deputy for five minutes. Don't you think you've carried this thing far enough? All this attempt to show to the blame for Cartwright's killing.

[Danny Cassidy]

I tell you, I did it. Harriet was lying. She simply wanted to clear me.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes, and you wanted to clear her. You didn't kill Cartwright. I'm sure of it. But you think Harriet did?

[Danny Cassidy]

No. I tell you, no, she couldn't.

[Spencer Dean]

Well, it may ease your mind to learn that.

[Danny Cassidy]

Hey, look there in the cold. That's the sheriff. Come on. They found us.

[Sheriff]

She funny.

[Danny Cassidy]

They're chasing her. She's on thin ice. There.

[Sheriff]

Have you. You. Stop.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Stop.

[Sheriff]

The eyes are free.

[Spencer Dean]

Stop that.

[Danny Cassidy]

Careful.

[Sheriff]

Watch that ice in danger. The room for that thin spot. It's cracking. It's cracking.

[Danny Cassidy]

Stop. Stop.

[Sheriff]

It's not safe there.

[Danny Cassidy]

Liz.

[Sheriff]

Get her, man. Get her. Quick, before you go through. Don't go too close.

[Danny Cassidy]

Keep through. Look, Danny, those keys over here in the snow. Taking them here, boy. Don't go near us. 10 ice.

[Sheriff]

We'll get us.

[Danny Cassidy]

Hang on.

[Sheriff]

The ice, Harry. I'll get you.

[Danny Cassidy]

Don't let it save me. So bag.

[Sheriff]

Mr. Har.

[Eunice Renfrew]

You. You can't make it.

[Sheriff]

Hang on.

[Danny Cassidy]

Please promise us.

[Eunice Renfrew]

I can't hold on any longer.

[Sheriff]

Favor. Someone favor.

[Danny Cassidy]

Please give them to me. Are you going to crawl over that rotten ice with your foe keys? I'm going to save that girl.

[Sheriff]

Oh, I wish a fool should come under the eyes.

[Danny Cassidy]

Look out, Spence. Look out. That ice is going, I tell you how, boy.

[Sheriff]

With these many pearls carrying her in shore.

[Danny Cassidy]

Get her knacks. We'll have to chop the ice. Eunice, I thought you were in bed.

[Sheriff]

All right now, boys, hang on. We got you.

[Danny Cassidy]

She must have gone away from us. She's gone in the water. Can you make it, Eunice?

[Eunice Renfrew]

I'll make it. I can see her now. I've got her.

[Danny Cassidy]

Here. Rapid speed.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Oh, in here.

[Danny Cassidy]

Here. Make her he draw.

[Spencer Dean]

Drag them back slowly, men.

[Danny Cassidy]

That ice is still dangerous.

[Spencer Dean]

For Grenfell.

[Danny Cassidy]

How did you come out?

[Eunice Renfrew]

Oh, don't bother with me.

[Danny Cassidy]

Tari is unconscious.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Can you bring her back to life?

[Danny Cassidy]

Well, we've tried first aid.

[Spencer Dean]

Work her arms, Denny.

[Danny Cassidy]

Right. Juan is dead. I can do. She's dead. One, two.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Does she mean so much, too?

[Danny Cassidy]

Too? She means so much to me that if she's gone, June, I'll kill myself.

[Spencer Dean]

Heads up, Moy. There's been enough killing. There'll be no more. Just ran through. How did you get down here?

[Eunice Renfrew]

I heard the starving. Send the nurse out of the rooms.

[Spencer Dean]

Bleeding badly.

[Danny Cassidy]

Is she alive? Oh, don't bother me. She'll be all right in a. In a minute.

[Spencer Dean]

We better get you back to the house, you know.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Doesn't make much difference about me.

[Danny Cassidy]

She. She's coming too. Aaron. Harriet. Thank God.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Oh, go ahead. Torture me. I don't care.

[Spencer Dean]

We're not trying to torture you. I think you've done that for yourself.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Why do you ask me these questions, then?

[Danny Cassidy]

What do you want to know?

[Spencer Dean]

Why did you shoot your fiance?

[Danny Cassidy]

I hated him.

[Eunice Renfrew]

I always hated Bruce. I only accepted him out of spite after I lost him.

[Spencer Dean]

You tried hard to hold him.

[Eunice Renfrew]

So hard.

[Danny Cassidy]

So very hard.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Only yesterday, at the ski jump, I told him again I'd never love anybody else.

[Danny Cassidy]

Forgot.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Oh, it's all right. He must hope dry.

[Danny Cassidy]

Awfully dry.

[Eunice Renfrew]

I mean, that glass of water. Will he do.

[Spencer Dean]

Drinking?

[Eunice Renfrew]

He used you get the last thing up. Ever ask you to do them for me.

[Spencer Dean]

Denny. There's poison in the glass.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Yes, there is.

[Danny Cassidy]

Get a doctor, Danny.

[Eunice Renfrew]

You're a little late, Manhunter. The doctor won't help. You can't save me now. Poison in that glass Works in it. A few minutes. You'd better let me go on.

[Spencer Dean]

Well, perhaps it's better this way. After all.

[Eunice Renfrew]

It is. How did you know I did it first?

[Spencer Dean]

The muff. You see, your sister didn't have one. You did. Made a perfect hiding place for a gun.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Where did you find it?

[Spencer Dean]

I never did find it. But Harriet did. She suspected what she'd find too.

[Eunice Renfrew]

What was that?

[Spencer Dean]

The lining was burnt from the shot you fired. So Harriet tore up the lining, destroyed the burnt part, just without the pieces to save me? Yes, I think so.

[Eunice Renfrew]

But I thought if I shot myself, it would throw you off the cat.

[Spencer Dean]

It might have, but you overplayed your hand. You told us you saw the gun. That was an automatic with a silence on us.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Sounded all right to me.

[Spencer Dean]

Well, there must have been a silence or because we didn't hear any shots. But you were hit Twice.

[Eunice Renfrew]

That was me. Don't you think it was foolish?

[Spencer Dean]

You see, units of silencer can't be used on an automatic for more than one shot.

[Eunice Renfrew]

So you knew I was lying.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes. I knew that you hadn't used Jean's gun. I suspect you planted that in Harriet's room and used another.

[Eunice Renfrew]

She must have found it there.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes. Knowing that, you tried to put the blame on her. She was ready to kill herself. It.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Oh, I'm glad she didn't succeed.

[Spencer Dean]

So glad your plan nearly worked. Harriet helped you by running away and.

[Danny Cassidy]

By writing that confession.

[Eunice Renfrew]

I hadn't counted on that. But if it hadn't been for Jean.

[Spencer Dean]

Yes.

[Eunice Renfrew]

I couldn't see Jean taking the blame. Anything but that.

[Danny Cassidy]

You. Please.

[Eunice Renfrew]

I'm sorry. I'm more sorry than you'll ever know.

[Danny Cassidy]

About all of it. I believe you.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Tell Harry, won't you?

[Danny Cassidy]

Yes.

[Eunice Renfrew]

Mistakes. Goodbye to her. For me.

[Danny Cassidy]

I will. Eve.

[Eunice Renfrew]

I'm going now.

[Danny Cassidy]

You can't die like this.

[Spencer Dean]

All over my.

[Danny Cassidy]

She did? Yes.

[Spencer Dean]

I think you better go to a sl.

[Danny Cassidy]

Sister. You're right. How can you beat that? She wanted to kiss him goodbye.

[Spencer Dean]

He's a lucky man. It might have been a.32 caliber kiss. Instead. Danny.