Dean Carlton
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437 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 6d ago
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Convictions that came about because of alert police work by local police departments, state law enforcement officers, and your FBI.
Next week, we will bring you another colorful story from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The Fixed Election.
When the last United States census was taken...
There were 300,000 people in this country who gave their address as prison.
What made those people criminals?
How had they become different than the ordinary law-abiding citizen who does his job and goes his way?
The answers to those questions are not simple, but it can be said that the criminal does have two characteristics that outweigh all others.
The first is greed.
The overwhelming desire to get something for nothing.
The second is ego.
The ability of the criminal to believe that he is smart enough to get away with any crime, be that crime robbery, larceny, forgery, auto theft, or even murder.
Tonight's file opens in the library of one of our state prisons.
The custodian of this book-filled room, an inmate named Lawton, is seated behind a desk.
A second prisoner enters.
It is safe to say that every prisoner in jail in the United States would rather be a free man than remain behind bars.
And yet, there are 25,000 people arrested every month in this country who have already been convicted of a previous crime.
Those are the criminals who will submit to any indignity except going to work.
Those are the criminals who think they have learned enough about crime to succeed.
For they have a plan.
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