Lady in the Lake
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:47:02
Where are you going?
:47:04
To a party
with the bay city cops.

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Don't you
know enough not to handle

:47:13
a weapon found
at the scene of a crime?

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Marlowe: No.
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Smart guy,
aren't you, marlowe?

:47:17
Well, this time
you're in a jam, a bad jam.

:47:19
What's your alibi,
or haven't you thought of any yet?

:47:21
I've already told you
this mrs. Fallbrook was here before me.

:47:24
It could have been her.
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It could have been pixies, too.
It could have been you.

:47:27
You said you'd come
back and get lavery, didn't you?

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Not in those words.
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But in that tone.
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Last time i saw you,
i told you

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not to start trouble
in my district

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without
letting me in on what you were after.

:47:38
Coroner's
on his way down.

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Good.
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Marlowe: Is finding
a corpse a crime?

:47:42
In this town,
yes.

:47:43
Look, i knew
a little about this dead guy lavery.

:47:46
He was quite a chaser.
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What of it?
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Well, the whole setup
indicates a dame.

:47:50
You know what
divorce stuff.

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All right, who
are you working for?

:47:54
And don't give me
that baloney about protecting a client.

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Marlowe: My client's name
is derrace kingsby.

:47:59
He runs a string
of magazines.

:48:01
Yeah?
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His wife ran out on him
about a month ago

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from a place he has
up in the mountains called little fawn lake.

:48:07
Uh-huh.
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Chris lavery was
supposed to be the guy

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kingsby's wife
ran off with.

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Oh, yeah? You guys
go back to work and call the dispatcher.

:48:14
I'm going
to have a talk

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with a mr. Kingsby
and his missis.

:48:16
May be a little tough
talking to mrs. Kingsby. It happens she's missing.

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Missing?
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Yeah. The last 2 months.
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Make a note of that.
We'll get a teletype out on her.

:48:24
This is getting
interesting.

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All right,
you guys, go on.

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And keep
your hands off things.

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Marlowe: I came down here
day before yesterday

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to ask lavery
if he knew where she was,

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and for my pains,
i landed in the can,

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as you may remember.
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We remember,
peeper.

:48:37
What was lavery's
story about kingsby's wife?

:48:40
He said there
was nothing to it,

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so i made a trip
up to little fawn lake

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because something peculiar
happened up there.

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Yeah?
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They found a drowned woman
in the lake.

:48:49
It turned out to be
a dame named muriel chess.

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I don't want
any part of that.

:48:54
Let's confine
ourselves to what went on here.

:48:56
Nothing went on here.
I came to see chris lavery today,

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and he was dead.

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