Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

He must have had over $2,000 in cash on him.

Well, we're gonna have to check again.

BURGER: Did you hear anything else?

No trouble, Mr. McCabe.

What do you teach in that high school of yours?

that the disappearance of a small leather notebook

I don't know, it just didn't seem right

I love teaching and I'm not going to give it up.

He probably thought you were too old for him.

I think you teachers call it, uh...

( gavel banging )

but I'm tired of talk.

I'll take him home.

Would you like to order something else?

Any more questions?

Yeah, I paid him with one of the $500 bills

and helped himself to Curran's money.

Is Lieutenant Tragg needed elsewhere?

incidentally, Mr. Mason,

So, then he had no chance to explain them?

and that Mr. Palmer may have taken it.

That will be all.

With the court's permission, I would now like to complete

I saw the truck outside.

why Lieutenant Tragg should be recalled.

I gave him an IOU.

We have to make their disappearance seem significant.

What do you mean?

Danny. Danny, why don't you let me ask my father?

Yeah, I know. Now, come on, buddy.

Well, all I've got to say

the attitude of the defendant toward Mr. Curran?

the other car parked in the lot.

Now, seriously,

kinda figured that you'd be showing up here.

Well, I've got a hunch

If that's slop, you're in the right place, pal.

Have you talked to her yet?

Well, try over the door.

See if you can find out where Danny works nights.

Thank you, lieutenant. That will be all.

When he fell on the sofa,

All right, darling, coming.

Get his coat, and, uh, take his razor along.

Maybe I should do that myself.

in a little black-leather memo book.

you hope is destroyed?

Leave me alone!

$120 just two weeks ago.

Ah, this is no job for a school teacher anyway.

I'm more interested in the losers.

Now, now, I didn't ask you how you ran your restaurant.

May we approach the bench, Your Honor?

You never know unless you try.

After all, the Harrisons can't afford to pay him.

You make it an essential part of the district attorney's case.

Sit down, won't you?