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this week's episode of follow-man. The original air date April the 12th, 1949 and

this one is the Green Girls Murder Case.

Anything else Mr. Van? Not that I can think of at the moment Miss Williams. Let me know

when Miss Deering comes in. Will you please? Yes, sir. Oh, it's time for the news, Mr.

Van. Shall I turn on the radio? It's the only way I know of that I can hear the news,

isn't it? Yes, sir. Here we are. Mr. Markham didn't call this morning. Did he

miss Williams? Well, I know, sir. And we haven't heard from the district attorney since

the movie murder case, Mr. Van. I guess he must be busy, huh? I guess so.

And that's the news from Washington. On the local scene, police are baffled over a mysterious

murder that occurred about midnight last night. Jane Green, daughter of wealthy merchant Eric Green,

was found stabbed to death near her home. Neither her distraught parents nor her sister

panic could advance a motive for her death. Police Sergeant Heath has all available men working

in the case. Although lack of clues may hinder their operation, Heath is closed.

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