This is exactly right.

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listener discretion is advised. And now from the files of the Texas Rangers, the case called three victims.

I'm thinking about it. If Henry was lying, there's only one answer I can see.

He's the one who killed his parents. What could ever make a boy hated folks enough to shoot him down in cold blood.

Hello, Henry.

Hello, Ranger.

Sure.

Henry, your mother and father took you out of school last year, didn't they?

Yeah, my father wanted me to work.

I shouldn't have left school.

I owe it to the world to finish my education.

What were you studying?

Physics?

Everybody in the university admires. The professors said that I'd be the world's most brilliant scientist someday.

It seemed almost inevitable that Howard Pearson's case would be adapted into one of those old dramatic radio stories from the 1950s.

This 1952 radio show was called Tales of the Texas Rangers and the episode was titled three victims.

Our lab proved that the bullet he found in the tree up there had to be shot from where we're standing right now.

What's that mean?

That nobody shot at you.

I don't know what you do.

You killed your parents, Henry?

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