This is case closed, crime stories from the Golden Age of Radio.

IPANA toothpaste and Sal Hepatica present.

Mr. District Attorney, champion of the people,

defender of truth,

guardian of our fundamental rights to life, liberty,

and the pursuit of happiness.

Mr. District Attorney is brought to you by Ipanter Toothpaste and Sal Hippata.

Ipa for the smile of beauty.

Sal Hippatica for the smile of health.

Ipanra, Sal Hippata. Sal Hippatica.

And it's sharing my duty of the district attorney.

Now I'll drop you to the limits of law,

all the people who are accused of proud and perfect in this country, but to thank the people to make the middle of the right of law, all women of the hues of crime and shirkered in its country,

but to thank with it will make

the right-like of the privileges

of all this.

One of the real tragedies in some criminal histories, ladies and gentlemen,

is the exaggerated role minor circumstances play in the making of a transgressor.

In tonight's unusual case of spring fever, for example,

it is apparent that insignificant factors, a mood,

a normal impatient yearning for success, and a spring night, all combined to help make a criminal.

We begin at dusk in a large park here in the center of our city. Nikki. Yes. Nicky

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