Chapter 1: What happens when Arthur Burke wakes up with amnesia?
Well, Arthur, there's nothing seriously wrong with you. Nothing wrong that a little rest won't cure.
Oh, that's relief. Thanks, Doctor. Must feel pretty good to be home again. Pretty good's hardly strong enough. Say, Dr. Martin, is there any chance of another attack of amnesia creeping up on me when I'm not looking?
I doubt it.
You have no idea where you've been for the last three weeks? No, no, I haven't. All I know is I woke up this morning in this strange office with a lump on my head and a desire to get back home as quickly as I could.
I've got to go now, but I wish you'd realize there's no point in worrying about the past three weeks. They're a blank. Let them stay that way. Goodbye, Arthur.
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Chapter 2: How does Arthur Burke connect to the murder of George Digby?
Please remember what I said about relaxing. I'll try, Dr. Moylan. Goodbye.
I've got to find out. Hello? Hello. Is this Boston Blackie?
Yes.
Well, Blackie, this is Arthur Burke. You've helped a lot of people, but never anyone as desperate as I am.
What's the trouble, Burke?
You've seen the papers this morning with the story of the murder of George Digby?
Yes, of course. My friend Faraday is probably up to his ears in errors trying to find the murderer right now.
Well, I'd like to come over and talk to you, Blackie.
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Chapter 3: What role does Boston Blackie play in Arthur's predicament?
You see, I think I'm the one the party is looking for.
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Now here's Dick Calmer as Boston Blackie. Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friends.
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Chapter 4: What clues lead to the suspicion of Tom Roach?
Just a minute.
Just a minute. Want to wait in the other room, Mary? I'll get you a magazine. Oh, no, don't bother. I'd rather stay. Why read about adventure when you can be in on it, I always say. Hold everything, honey. Hello there. Oh, I'm Arthur Burke, Blackie. I phoned you a while ago. I've been expecting you. Come in, Burke. Thank you. This is Mary Wesley, Burke.
Chapter 5: How does Janet Carey become involved in the investigation?
How do you do, Miss Wesley? How do you do? Sit over there and let's have this story of yours. Thank you. Oh, Blackie, you've heard of George Pickett? I guess everybody has. He headed a reform group that was really getting some action in this town.
Yes, sir. Well, he was murdered in his office sometime last night.
So the papers say.
Well, could he have been shot with a .38 automatic?
He not only could have been, he was.
Oh. Could he have been shot with this .38 automatic?
Where'd you get that gun, Rick?
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Chapter 6: What discoveries are made in Janet Carey's hotel room?
I picked it up at George Digby's office.
It was lying near his body. What were you doing in Digby's office? I haven't the slightest idea. Um, I don't like to interrupt, but how can that be? Oh, I can't account for anything I've done for three weeks.
I... At amnesia.
What brought you out of it?
Well, I guess the bump on my head somebody left with me as a souvenir. All I know is when I woke up, I had it, and I was in Digby's office.
I see. But listen, Burke, why come to me? Why don't you go to the police?
How can I?
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Chapter 7: How do Blackie and Faraday piece together the murder mystery?
I want to make sure I did kill Digby, or preferably that I didn't before I turned myself in.
Well, that's understandable. And you want me to find out exactly what happened? Yes, yes, I do. I'll get a blanket. Sure, if you like, Mary.
Hello? Hello, I'd like to speak to Boston Blackie, please.
Oh, just a minute. Blackie, it's for you. Hey, excuse me. I'll take one, Mary. Here you are. Hello.
Boston Blackie?
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Chapter 8: What shocking revelations are made about the true murderer?
Yes?
How would you like to know who killed George Digby?
Well, how would you like to tell me?
In my own way. Here in my apartment at the Ocean Hotel.
What's your name, honey child?
Janet Carey. And I'll name Digby's murderer for you when you get here.
Okay, only it's only fair to tell you that in mystery stories, when a witness asks somebody to come to her apartment so she can name the killer, she invariably turns up dead. Well, I'm not worried. Well, uh, how about just a hint, just in case this mystery runs true to form?
You want a hint? All right. How about if I told you that I killed Digby?
Oh!
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