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2:13You're a detective sergeant. You're assigned a homicide. There's a mad killer at large in your city. A woman has been brutally slain. The body mutilated. The picture is clear. The killer has a thirst for blood. Your job? Get him. DRAGNET, the documented drama of an actual crime investigated and solved by the men who unrelentingly stand watch on the security of your home, your family and your life. For the next 30 minutes transcribed in cooperation with the Los Angeles Police Department, you will travel step by step on the side of the law through an actual case from official police files. From beginning to end, from crime to punishment, DRAGNET is the story of your police force in action.

3:14It was Wednesday, January 12. It was raining in Los Angeles. We were working the night watch out of homicide. My partner's been a remarrow. The boss is at Backstrand, chief of detectives. My name's Friday. I was on the way back from the morgan. It was 11.23 p.m. when I got to room 42. Homicide. All right, Jill. Chief wants to see you. He's in there with Romero. Thanks, Chandler. How's the wife? Fine. How about your mother? Better, thanks. All right, Jill. All right. Johnny, sit down. They post the body in the morning. Pretty messy. Strangled and mutilated. Guys, the maniacs get where the body shows in. And murder like this? Anybody's a suspect? The coroner looked at the body. He says the weapon was a long, sharp instrument. Find her in a hotel down on East Third Street. Manage your son and discover her about 730. You talked to him? There's too much for him. He passed out. Manage your wasn't home. We'll check with him before midnight. Close to it now, Jill. We better get going. All right. The boys from the crime lab checked the room.

4:15They're still down there. The place is a mess. Get back as soon as you can. We're working straight through on this thing. That's a hot shot. I'll get it. At the Lux Hotel room 219, corner of South Grand Incordova, dead body. What is it, Freddy? Lux Hotel, possible homicide. Vision 9. Yep. You coming in? Right. Let's go. G-F wannabe in. Six minutes later, Ed Baxtrand, Ben and I pulled up in front of the Lux Hotel. Manage your members at the door, and led the way up the narrow stairway to the second floor. The room number 1738. The narrow stairway to the second floor. The room number was 219. We're prepared for the worst. We got it.

5:15Your ride for a mirror. The guy must be a maniac. A- A- A- A- A- A- A- Two hotels, two murders. The same ammo. Three of us made a brief inspection of the room of the Lux Hotel. We took a few notes in the appearance of the girl's body in a brief description. Apparently, she'd been strangled to death first, and then her body brutally mangled. Ben and I went back down to the lobby. The manager of Mr. Ford showed us the housebook. The girl was registered together with a man. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Grant. We took the hotel register to have a check for fingerprints and a photo-staff at the handwriting. Ben notified the crime lab. Then we went back to the Roman question the manager. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Grant, that's all I know. I'm sorry, the one of them before tonight. When did they check in, Mr. Ford? About three hours ago? That's right, about nine. Maybe a little before. Did the register together? Yeah, a little before nine. They came in together. Did you let them in the room? Yes, sir, like I always do. It's a small place here, maybe not first class,

6:17but I treat people right. What do the men look like, do you remember? I think so. Kind of tall. Young, maybe 30 or so, Huskyfala. Had a mustache. How tall would you say, Mr. Ford? Oh, about your height, Wade. Must have been at least 180. Seemed like a nice fella. Would you know him if you saw him again? I think so. People sure don't act like they look. You think it was him? And you think of anybody else? Well, no. I never saw him before tonight. Either one of them. I don't know anything about it. Did you notice anything in particular about them when they came in? Well, he didn't show it, but it looked like she'd been drinking a little, Giglin, you know. And you didn't see this man grandly at the hotel? No, I didn't. I must have been checking the account books back at the desk. Guess he got by me. Is there a back entrance to the hotel, Mr. Ford? No, he had to come out this way, all right. How about the fire escape? I never thought of that. Say, I bet you cops think I'm trying to hide something. How did you happen to find the buddy? I don't know anything about it, honest.

7:18I've been running the hotel for 10 years now. Everybody knows me around here. You can ask at the bank. All right, Mr. Ford. Now, would you mind telling us how you happen to find the buddy? I don't want a lot of lousy newspaper publicity. Give the place a bad name. Can you blame me? The newspapers won't get your name from us. All we want to know is how you happen to find the buddy. Well, I told you. It's a small place here, but I like to treat people right. Couple hours after they checked in, I remembered I forgot to fill the ice water picture in the room. So I got something to get up. The door was open to little ways. It's got a bad catch on it. And the lights were on. I peaked in, and there she was. She was, well, the guy must have been crazy. Do you remember what time it was when you found her? Well, just before I called the cops about tap past 11, I guess. All right, Ford, that's all for now. When the other officers get here, show them up, will you? Yes, sir. I sure will. Romero. Yes, give her. Get on the phone downstairs and call the Metropolitan Division. Have them send us every available man from the reserve unit.

8:21We're going to patrol the area for the rest of the night. Right, Chief. At least we can do as make it hard for him. Two murders and seven hours. Both of them in a three-block radius. Same pattern. It's got to be the same guy. All right, we got a description. What do you think? When the reserve unit shows up, have them cover this whole section of town. Pick up everybody who even comes close to that guy's description. All right, Ed. It's got to go fast. We can't lose a minute. One hour either way, it might mean another body, like this one. Nine minutes later, at four minutes past midnight, the men from the crime lab showed up. It started to drizzle. They went over the Roman detail. They dusted everything in the room for fingerprints, the walls, the doors, the fixtures, and the bathroom, the lamps, chairs, everything. It took samples of the girl's blood and their lipsticks. Small pieces of flesh and human hair were found under the girl's fingernails. The nails were scraped carefully and the contents put in an envelope marked and sealed. Get back strand-ordered pictures taken of the room and the girl's body from different

9:22angles. Every object in the room that could have any possible tie in with a murder was photographed. It was raining. The rear of the hotel where the fire escape was overlooked a vacant lot. Ben had a hunch. While the lab men were at work, we left the hotel and circled around into the lot for a look at the ground directly underneath the fire escape ladder. It was raining hard now. Must be a easier way to make a living. Mud's almost up to my knee. Mine too. Watch your step. You see any prints? No. Wait for my wife to see these new shoes. Put it on your expensive count. Oh, real funny. Ben, get that light over here. Look. Yeah. Good set of brains. Look at that rain didn't start turning to wash them out by now. Yeah. I mean that cover from the trash can over there. I'll cover them. Wait a minute. What? Here, on the edge of the fire escape ladder. All hunk of cloth, man's suit. Oh, looks like it. Might have caught himself in that sharp corner.

10:24I got it. All right, come on. Let's get back. Yeah. How did this mud bat? Yo. Huh? Let me have a life. You catching anything? Hunk of wrapping paper in that trash can. Stains on it. Open it up. Look. Yeah. Put your knife. Put your knife. We went back to the Lux Hotel room 219. The lab men were tearing a little part. It was 10 minutes to 1. We gave a blood stain knife in the piece of cloth we found on the fire escape to Lieutenant Lee Jones head of the crime lab. We told him about the footprints just below the fire escape ladder. The knife will help us so the cloth. I don't know about the footprints. You say you're covering them? That's right, Lee. I still look from pretty good shape. Maybe we can do something if the rain hasn't broken them down to, Ben. Bracken. Yeah, Lieutenant? You and Sloan get downstairs and take a look at those prints. They're good enough. Get a torch. Try them out and make a cast, right? OK, Lieutenant. Come on. That's about all I can do for you now, Ed. And I think we got everything arised again.

11:25All right, Jones. I'll follow you back to the lab in a couple of minutes. OK, Ed. Good luck for us. Thanks, Lee. We're going to need it. All right, Friday and Romero. It's your baby for the rest of the night. They get anything? Few prints. A woman's purse under the bed. Don't know if it's hers or not. No identification. You're going to be at the crime lab, Ed. All night, as soon as we find anything, I'll let you know. Yeah. Gang of cops just came in the lobby. They asked for you. Must be the reserving men from Metropolitan. Tell them it will be right down for it. OK. You want us to handle that? That's right. To justice, I told you. It's better not over the whole day I cover the streets, the alleys, the flop houses, restaurants, bars, everything. You got a description to go on. Find the man that fits it. All right, Skiver. Don't forget the guys that kill her twice over. I don't think he'd hesitate on you. Be careful. We went down to the lobby and Ed Backstrand gave the reserving men their orders. Then Backstrand left and Ben and I took over. We picked up another half dozen men in addition

12:25to the men in the reserve unit. They were deployed over an area of a dozen square blocks. It was one of the toughest sections of the city. With a general description of the suspect, some of them were to travel on foot, some in cruiser cars. A few minutes before 1 a.m. It was a steady downpour. Visibility was bad. At three minutes past 1, the manhunt was on. For the first 30 minutes, Ben and I cruised the general area between East Third and Colleague streets and Alameda and figure off. No sign. The rain kept on. We sat in the listen to the calls coming. 12 a.m. on your station. 12 a.m. a.m. a.m. 267. Potentials, all units recovered license plates in the 6th column. 4 young. 7 690. 41 r. 7 8 8 standard Avenue at 373. 41 r.

13:278 6 7. Unit 71 at 2816 West not the end of the final 740. What do you think, Joe, any hunchy? I think he's still around somewhere inside these 12 blocks. I found it. Five? All right, you're on. Want to check out a couple of these bars along here, getting on a frozen time? It's a good idea. Pull over here. All right, let's check them for the next couple of blocks. So, right. For the next six blocks until closing time, Ben and I checked every bar and every informant we met along the way. The questions got to be automatic. Have you seen them answering this description? Tall, dark, about 5'11, 180 pounds, well-built, the stash, about 30 years old. The answer's got to be automatic, too. Sorry, officer, I have them, Zany. Oh, can't remember them. Try the place down the street.

14:28We kept on checking the bars until they closed for the night. Then we started on the all-life residence and coffee contest. We did plenty of legwork for the next hour, not a trace. About 2'30, the rain lit up a little. And then it started in heavy all over again. That finishes that block. Yeah, better get the radio on. Yeah. Beautiful weather by the bucket full. Run a smoke. Thank you. Control 4, unit 80k. You're a location? Yeah, it's there. 80k, your location. KMA-367. That's us. Do you want to take it? Yeah, I got it. 80k to control 4. 80k to control 4. Our location, corner of Alameda and commercial. KMA-367. 80k, standby. Bump and then on. Maybe. Hold on a minute. Control 4, 80k. Go to the crime lab, code 2. 80k to control 4.

15:29KMA-367. Crime lab. Maybe those friends paid off. Why, hope so. Let's go on. Oh. And killer short, big time weather to work in. Feels like I just been swimming in these clothes. Yeah. I hope those guys in the crime lab have the heater on. Hot bath and a warm bed. Lead me on. Attention, our unit. I think it's our unit. And 4, 2, 1. Stay in John's place. A warm spring. And 4, 2, 1. Stay in John's place. I double around, Ben. Hit the siren. I'll get the light. Right. Hold on. We have to turn on the market, right? Yeah. Watch out for those projects away. Hold on. Earn your farm, D, in as little as 33 months. With West Coast University's hybrid program, no bachelor's degree required. Eligible transfer credits may be accepted. West Coast University. As real as it gets. Visit West Coast University.edu. WCU cannot guarantee employment. It's fall in Jeep country. And during the driving to fall sales event,

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17:48Where'd he go? Go down that way, down the alley, over that fence, a big man. David, David, you there? Yeah, Joe. All right, Ben, go with David. Circle behind the alley, see what you can find out calling him. All right, come on, David. Yeah. I'm always looking for face. What's going with it? The severe state of shock, it looks like, get her in the house, huh? I'll call an ambulance. 80K to control 4. 80K to control 4. Control 4 is on the head. Direct all units in the vicinity to converge on area around St. John's place from Jackson to Bannings Street, a woman attacked by large men with a knife, suspect left seen on foot, possibly still an area, request ambulance, KM-H-R-Z-7. 80K Roger standby. Attention, all units. Attention, all units. Converge on area around St. John's place. Jackson to Bannings Street. 80K records were met attacked by large men with a knife, suspect left seen on foot.

18:50In three minutes, the area around St. John's place was surrounded. With the next hour, the men home the neighborhood back and forth, every building, every storehouse, and the two square blocks were searched from basement to attic. No trace. The girl Rita was hysterical. She could give us only a bare description of her attack. At 3.45 a.m., a detail was assigned to patrol the area and the rest of the cars and men. were deployed again in the general area from figure road to Alameda Street and east third to Collig Street. The man hunt went on, so did the rain. At 3.54 a.m., a man and I checked in at the old city jail building, second floor, the crime lab. Chief had backstrand and lead Jones were waiting for us. I heard about the call. How'd he get away? Not short, was him, Skipper. How do you mean? Well, the girl wasn't heard bad for one thing, you know what, tempered strangling. For another thing, the guy stole her purse. That doesn't sound like a man we're after. Did you get a description from the girl? Didn't jive too well, which she gave us. She was pretty hysterical. And you rake the neighborhood good. Every corner, not a sign. You find anything? Yeah, Jones. Yeah, it.

19:50Fill them in, will you? Not one print on that knife, you found, boys. Blood, but not a print. Your killer's crazy like a fox. How about this grape in from the girl's finger nails, Lee? Didn't help too much, really, do. Not enough to go on. You're gonna have a fair size bit of flesh to run with a pebble, which is all we found under the girl's fingernails are small bits of skin. Yeah. She probably scratched the guy up some, might have done blood. We had more luck with the footprints and getting the impression. Right out the ground with torches and cast them. Outside 10 B. That's finally. How about the prints? Only good one was a thumb. Real good. Gather off the wall, near the light switch in the bathroom. You classified, yeah? Yep. Founded in our single fingerprint file. The print belongs to me and by the name of Long. Robert Long. You got a record, Ed? Yeah, Mr. Meener. Two arrests for drunkenness last October. At its heft in December. The mama she chose a dishonorable discharge from the United States Coast Guard in 1946. Age 29. 192 pounds, 5 feet 10 inches, dark hair, dark eyes. That's close enough. We got even closer, Joe. Long works as a counterman at the cottage cafe down on South Flowers.

20:51Started there last week on the early morning shift, but he didn't show up for work last night. Good. Where'd you get the tip? The knife, you boys, found. Didn't have any prints, but had a brand on it. We ran it down, and was taken from the cottage cafe. Mm-hmm. Any address on this Robert Long? Yeah, got it from his boss, Rooming House in East First. Landlady says he hasn't been home in two nights. Yeah, now we wait. Rooming House has staked out, and so is the cottage cafe. Just in case Long decides to show up for work this morning. What time you got, Romero? Six minutes passed for. All right. We've got every indication that Robert Long's the man we're after. His description, fingerprints, the knife, the footprint, his size. Maybe we're wrong. I don't think so. How about a motive, Ed? I think Robert Long likes to kill. He's thirsty for it. None of the victims were criminally attacked. They were strangled. Body's mutilated. How about Robert? No. Two of the women he killed had money in their purses.

21:52He didn't touch it. Well, what's next, keeper? Back on the street? Take a road, Hellamita. He's third to Comet Street. Keeping it around that area and working back and forth until we're positive is not inside. I think he is. That ten minutes passed for a, at Backstrand, Ben and I left the crime lab and drove to the surrounded area. It was still raining. We passed several patrolmen from the reserve unit making the rounds. They didn't look any more comfortable when we felt. At Broadway and Alpine Street, Ben and I got out and started patrolling on foot again. Backstrand followed in the car to maintain a radio check. We must have covered two dozen blocks and a half a dozen coffee counters before we got to the criterion restaurant in Donut Shop. A few blocks up the street from the cottage cafe. Hey, Skipper. Do you want to take a minute for some hot coffee? I'll keep an ear on the radio. You two go ahead. You look drenched. There we are. We'll bring you some back in a paper carton.

22:53Fine, thanks. Cream, no sugar. All right, Ed. Come on, Ben. Lace is empty. Yeah. Yes, sir, gentlemen, well, I'll be hot coffee. Yeah, there's two of us here. Can you fix up one to go? Sure thing. Say on that one to go, cream, no sugar. Right. Say, you fellas, cops? Yeah, why? No offense, just wondering. Here you are. Thank you. Coppen uniform was around a couple hours ago, wanted to know if I'd seen some guy he was looking for. Talked about 190 pounds, mistakes, about 30 years old. Yeah, that's a description he gave me. He was looking for the guy. So are we. Say, that's good. That other cop came in right at my busiest time, a little after two, when the bar is closed. You know, it gets pretty rushed, and I didn't have much time to think. So, he just said no. Then after the cop left, I remembered. You saw him answering that description tonight? Yeah. I would've told the cop, but I was rushed. You know how it is, no time to think, and then I remembered.

23:54Are you sure? Well, I'm sure, all right. Whoever he is, he's a lady killer. What do you mean? No offense. It was a shopluck in Dame down the end of the counter, and this guy brazes in and picks her up. Talks to her about 20 minutes, buys her a cup of coffee, and they walk out together. Do you remember what she looked like? Oh, nice looking Dame. Not beautiful, you know, more on the cute side. Ben, you got that more shot. Oh, yeah. You're here, Dave. Thanks. Here's a picture. Is this the girl? Let me see. Yeah, that's her. Who is she? I don't know, Mr. Now, let the morgue they call her Jane Doe number seven. Just by accident, we'd come across a concrete lead on the killer's method of operation. The picture we showed the man on the donut shop was a shot of the strangler's first victim the night before. Evidently, the killer would enter a bar, coffee shop, or restaurant. Strike up a conversation with a woman, met friends with her. Either buy our drinks or invite her to a bar in the neighborhood, and then the rest of the puzzle was still unsolved.

24:58We went back to the cottage cafe and checked with the men on stakeout. I'm not a sign up, chief. How are you men covering the place? Backstruck in front and the booth across the cash register. Lyman's back with the dishwasher, so I'm at the counter. When's long due to report for work, Dave? At five. About 20 minutes to go. You're lucky you're inside. It's wet out there. You're looking. All right, Davis. We'll be around about five. Right, chief. Let's get back in the car. Work, too, scabber. Here's the next two blocks, but don't go too far. If long shows up for work this morning, we want to be around. The next 10 minutes drag by. The rain kept on. Backstruck to nervously on a cigar. At South Flower and First Street, the sewers were clogged with street refuse. The rain backed up and filled the intersection.

25:58A group of aircraft workers huddled together in a doorway on one corner, waiting for the bus. It was cold and damp. I open one of the back windows and the car to get some fresh air in. Off in the distance and a close by, if you hear the sounds of a big city waking up slow through a rainy January morning. It was eight minutes to fire. Attention, all units. Attention, all units. At seven eight, all east main, a restaurant. Man answering description of murder suspect. All right, Romero, step on it. Right, scabber. About ten blocks away, Ed, who's going to cover the men at the cottage for faith? This was a blind lady who won't take us long to find out. They can handle the loan that they have too far. Hang on. Look out. We're getting. That was a close one, Ben. Yeah. This is the guy, I owe you five bucks, right? Yeah. Attention, all units. Additional information on your car to seven eight, all east main.

26:58And the search in pursuit of suspect. Suspect is on the fetch. Step on it, Romero. You're more blob-skiver. Watch us, Ben. Next to the left. Got it. Seven eight. That's the joint up ahead there. All right, watch us step and don't take chances. Don't play with it. Right, here we go. Get wet out the back. Run down the line. Come on, Ben. Behind you. You, man, hustler. Circle around the block and truck off the alley. There. Evidence. Own. Go in a break. Right over the fence, Ben. Ben, look out, look out. You all right? It's not that good. Come on, Joe. All right. All right, Ghost. Between the buildings. Stop for all shoot. The next house. You ducked into the basement. All right, cover me. All right. Come on, he brought through the garage doors. There's Davies. Davies, look through. Get down to the next corner and ring the block.

28:01Ben, Ben, did you follow him? All right, I don't understand. That warehouse. Couple of lots over. He went through the back. That is Joe. I don't go in blind. Watch out. All right, you haven't got a chance. Come on with your hands up. He's not stopping, Joe. All right, let's pan out. All right, Ben. Cover me. I'm going for the door. All right, Ben. Come on, you're clear. You spot him? Sorry, let's get him. No, he's in a good spot. Let's move. He's suffering a lot. Come on, let's head for the stairs. Where are you? Easy. You spot him, Ben? No, not a sign. Ben, look out the parking town. Man, look out. You're out of your way, John. Yeah. Let's get that boat now. I go. There's another one.

29:01All right, you. We got the warehouse surrounded. Come on down. All right, then we'll blast you out. Joe, I'm dropping down the ladder. He's going for the front door. They're waiting for you with Tommy guns out there. They'll cut you down. Stop. Joe, please go to the door open. He's making a break for it. It's crazy trying to shoot his way out. Well, he asked for it. Yeah. Let's take a look. Well, like his girlfriends. Yeah. Maybe he just didn't like women. Maybe? I had. You all right? Tired. This is him, huh? Even the scratches that girl made on his face. That's the guy. That's the guy. I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you.

30:01I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you. You all right? This girl made on his face. Hmm? Description match. Five feet ten, 182 lbs. Dark hair, Dark Eyes, age 29. Robert Long, killer. The story you have just heard is true. Only the names were changed to protect the innocent. You have just heard the 10th in a new series of authentic cases transcribed from official files. Technical advice for Dragnet is furnished by the Los Angeles Police Department. Tonight's program is dedicated to Detective Louis A. Abbott of the Chicago Police Department, who on the afternoon of March 3rd, 1947 gave his life so that yours might be more secure.

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