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Now from June 30th and

1951, here is

the Pablo

Malori murder case.

Music Broadway's My Beat, from Times Square to Columbus Circle, the gaudiest, the most violent, the lonest mile in the world.

Broadway's My Beat with Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover. Music In the time before dawn, Broadway is an island of silence torn from the blazing neon, the midnight sun of the spectaculars.

The river mists mingle with the vapors rising from manhole covers.

Through them move, the rejects, the stragglers, the wanderers, the men without sleep. One detaches himself, scavenges in a trash bin, choked with the remnants of night, finds nothing,

moves on to the next.

It's the time of the endless search, the restlessness of an anguish you can't understand,

on the street built for the

purpose. You walk it and a shadow whimpers and you hurry on, close your heart to it, because the

whimper was yours.

And finally, you must put aside whatever it was you were looking for,

because on a side street a man waits for you to give you the nighttime's departing gift.

The boy lying dead against the iron gate of the tenements basement court.

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