Broadway's My Beat: The Harry Moore Murder Case (EP5048)

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What is the opening premise of the Harry Moore murder case?

Greg Foot 0:07
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Unknown 0:26
Mm-hmm. Who Siis olit sä tulossa tänne äänialiahoitoa. Täällä alkaa jengi olema jo ihan taajuuksilla. Joo, sorti. Tuli taas hirveä sätöne sähkösoppareiden ja puheliliittomien kanssa. Eikä. En varmaan pääsen nyt. Ei meillä ole kaikki. Ei todellakaan ole mitään säätöä. Nyt näen vart päästä. Ota omista ja asioi ilman säätöä. Oh.
Adam Graham 1:23
Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio. From Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Graham. In a moment, we're going to bring you this week's episode of Broadway's My Beat. But first, I want to encourage you, if you're enjoying the podcast, please follow us using your favorite podcast software. Today's program is brought to you in part by the financial support of our listeners, and you can support the podcast on a one-time basis using the Zell app to box13 at great display. Detectives.net. Thank you to Amir for supporting the program that way. And you can also become one of our ongoing Patreon supporters for as little as $2 per month at patreon.greatetectives.net. But now, from June 2nd, 1952, here is the Harry Moore murder case.
Larry Thor 2:34
Broadway's my beat. From Times Square to Columbus Circle, the gaudiest, the most violent. The lonesomest mile in the world.
Bruno Satin 2:44
Ha ha ha.
Jack Kruschen 2:48
Broadway's My Beat, the exciting drama of people who walk the Great White Way. With Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover.
Larry Thor 3:07
The miracle of June slips down over Broadway like a golden gauze, and the street slows down for the burst of sun. It's the time of vacation schedules posted near the water cooler, and the words... The magic names, Catskill, Far Rockaway, Atlantic City. You wonder how she'll come to you this year. On a sand dune of portable radio, or with a tennis bracket and golden legs. Or on a horse. It's the time to turn on the dream. Cotton candy time and carnival. Bleachers and hot dog with everything time. It's happened. It's here again. It's June. And in the afternoon, in the East Sixties, June gets an assist from the management. White stock in bowls on the lobby desk, gladiola in vases on card or tables. And ended abruptly at the doorway number three twelve.
Larry Thor 4:00
Where death had intruded. Where I was, where Detective Mugovan was.
Charles Calvert 4:04
This man was
Larry Thor 4:05
found here in his living room by a newsboy, Danny. The kid I talked to. Door to this apartment opened? Uh-huh. Left the money for the week's paper delivery on that table right inside the door. Kid would pick up the money, lock the door on his way out. No money left today, so the kid walked in a little way and so Shot up close with Looks like a thirty eight caliber. Yeah, about that. Been dead about two hours, huh? Place his time of shooting around three o'clock. You know who this man is? Sure, positive identification. Name is Harry Moore, H41, construction contractor. Firm of Moore and Nelson. No financial worries, no known enemies, no That's real good, Margaret. How'd you find out so soon? His wife, she's in there.
Larry Thor 4:47
Did she see it happen? No, she came in here a few minutes after I got here. Let's talk to her. Sure. Mrs. Moore? Mrs. More? This is Lieutenant Clover, Mrs. Moore. He'd like to speak to you.
Vivian (Unknown) 5:02
Well, you can't come in here. This is my bedroom.
Larry Thor 5:05
I'd just like to ask you a few questions, that's all.
Vivian (Unknown) 5:08
I feel very much better, thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you.
Larry Thor 5:14
Mrs. Moore was at a tea luncheon, Danny. She told me were. Mrs. Moore had six cocktails.
Vivian (Unknown) 5:19
I think it was only five. I was going to tell you because I don't want to lie to any policeman in the world.
Larry Thor 5:26
About your husband, Mrs. Morris.
Vivian (Unknown) 5:27
Harry's dead. This man told me Harry's going away and never coming back. And I must be very brave about it.
Larry Thor 5:36
Do you have any idea of what
Vivian (Unknown) 5:37
Sunday if I'm very good I'll see Harry again.
Larry Thor 5:41
That's the kind of answers I've been getting, Danny. She doesn't look real drunk. You feel fine, huh, Mrs. Moore? Head's not spinning, nothing like that.

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