Dean Carlton
speaker
437 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 6d ago
Dean Carlton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But to the FBI, no file is marked closed until the criminal is found.
Whether that task takes six weeks, six months,
or six years.
Tonight's file opens on the grounds of a carnival that's playing in a Midwestern city.
In a small tent located behind one of the main attractions on the midway, we find one of the performers, Lily Fenton, resting on a canvas cot.
In an FBI office several hundred miles from the carnival grounds, Special Agent Jim Taylor has been given a case which will eventually lead him to that carnival.
Oh, hello, Ralph.
The law, as we have molded it in 170 years, is not an impersonal, harsh set of rules written by vindictive men.
It has compassions,
and the quality of its mercy is available to all.
Running away is the foolhardy course, for, as tonight's case from the files of your FBI proves, the cloak of justice affords more warmth, even to the criminal.
Tonight's file continues at the Cleveland field office the day after the brutal slaying of the elderly bank embezzler on the Carnival train.
FBI Special Agent Jim Taylor is just sitting down at his desk when... Jim, I've been looking for you.
Martin Burns was tried and convicted of murder in the state of Michigan and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Stated as simply as possible...
Tonight's case from the files of your FBI offers merely another proof that crime does not pay.
That statement has been repeated by your FBI at every opportunity through every medium at their disposal since the Bureau was first founded.
But for some strange reason, strange because Americans are adaptable people, the self-evident proof that crime can never be made a profitable career has been ignored.
Ignored to such an extent that in the first six months of this year, there were 28% more murders in this country than in the first six months of 1945.
But as the number of crimes has risen, so has the number of convictions.
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