Sergeant Joe Friday — Jack Webb
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267 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 9 Jul
Sergeant Joe Friday — Jack Webb’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Before we left the bus depot, Ed contacted the clerk at the depot information desk and left our card with him.
If anyone came in to make inquiries about the abandoned child, he was to advise them to get in touch with us.
11.48 a.m.
The woman who had been left with the baby, Mrs. Marjorie Lewis, agreed to return to the office with us and give us a complete report on everything she knew about the case.
As soon as we got back, we briefed Captain Stein on what happened, and he assigned policewoman Betty Stone to come in and help out with the baby.
A cursory examination seemed to indicate there was nothing abnormal about the baby, no apparent deformities.
We checked the blanket and the baby's clothing, but we found no identifying marks of any use to it.
Policewoman Stone made the baby comfortable for the time being, and then she began to check through the contents of the small valise which the baby's mother had left with Mrs. Lewis.
It contained the usual assortment, baby oil, powder, dextrose, a few cans of milk, a couple of blankets, and a supply of diapers.
Ed and I continued to interview Mrs. Lewis.
Did you talk about the baby's health at all?
Was there any trouble there, would you know?
What's that?
Well, they've handled cases like this before, Ms.
Lewis.
They're pretty competent people.
They'll know what to do.
Yes, ma'am.
About this special formula the baby has to have, what's the reason for that?
Would you know?
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