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That's Charley and me in World War II.
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I knew Charley 40 years.
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He met you during the Korean War?
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Yeah. I was a conscientious objector.
:21:21
He didn't agree with that.
But we got along all right.
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In fact, we got to be very good friends.
:21:28
Kept in touch with one another
over the years.
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We lived a few blocks from here.
When my wife died, I moved over here.
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This was a good neighborhood
until it changed.
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I got a letter from Charley a few days ago.
He was really scared.
:21:46
- They didn't like him, so they killed him.
- Who killed Charley?
:21:51
The creeps on the street.
He wouldn't take their lip or pay them.
:21:55
He said he was gonna
do something about it.
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Pay? Like in protection?
:22:01
Protection, robbery, theft.
Your money or your life.
:22:06
They hit the old people up here.
:22:08
What goes on out there is a disgrace.
:22:12
Now wait a minute. Who killed Charley?
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I'll show you.
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Those three. I saw them running away
when Charley got killed.
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- Their faces are painted.
- They belong to the same gang.
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We got hell here. You see, it's their turf.
:22:33
- See him?
- Yeah.
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What about him?
:22:39
He runs the gang. He's the worst.
:22:44
He's been away. I don't know where.
:22:49
Looks like you could just go up
and smash him in the face, doesn't it?
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Well, it can't be done.
:22:56
What do you mean?
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He's got guys watching him.
I saw a guy try to reach him once.