Jack Webb (Sergeant Joe Friday)
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522 appearances
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1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 20 Dec
Jack Webb (Sergeant Joe Friday)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In one of the bottom drawers, we found a locked tin box.
In a box of paperclips, we found a key that fit.
In the top liner of the box, there was a purple heart ribbon and an American victory medal from the First World War.
In the bottom of the box, there were several government bonds and the will.
In it, he left the house and the rest of his possessions to a Mrs. Margaret Becker.
The print shop and the business he left to Mrs. Becker's sons, Peter and Alvin.
The will was dated three years previously.
On a separate piece of paper, we found an address for a Mrs. Margaret Becker, the Lone Star Motel on Sepulveda Boulevard.
12.40 a.m., we affixed the public administrator's seal, which the coroner's deputy had left with us, to the door of the victim's house.
We talked with the wife and daughter of the neighbor, Paul West.
They confirmed the story he'd given us.
On the way to talk to the Becker woman, we stopped and called the office.
They checked the name through R&I, but they came up with no identification.
We called Sergeant Jay Allen at the crime lab, and he told us that the tire marks found in the rear of the victim's house were made by three BF Goodrich tires and one truck tire.
He said that the cast they'd made was of the truck tire, as it was the only one they could lift, and that it was made by the left front wheel.
There was a car parked in front of the manager's cottage.
The registration listed Margaret Becker as the owner.
Legal the same.
We checked it.
Holder's called.
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