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Now, from November 17th, 1950, here is the Joan Fuller murder case.

Broadway's My Beat, from Times Square to Columpt Circle,

the godiest, lonest, lonest mile in the world.

Broadway's My Beat, with Larry Thorne as Detective Danny Clover.

At one o'clock in the morning, night begins to slip out of Broadway's. Broadway stands bewildered, staring at its empty hands.

Solitude whispers its invitation.

The derelicts of night run from it.

Beat on a door, plead for a refuge from the offered emptiness.

But no door opens till them.

At headquarters, you consider it through a grime-stained window.

Turn away from it.

Find on your desk a slip of paper that hadn't been there before.

Homicide, it says.

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