
Quiet Please - Inquest
- Crime & justice
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Today's story, written and directed by Willis Cooper and featuring Ernest Chappell, is called
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My name is William Ross.
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Quiet, please. Quiet, please. Today's story, written and directed by Willis Cooper and featuring Ernest Chappell, is called Inquest.
My name is William Ross. And I want to know why I'm here. My dear Mr. Ross, in all cases of violent death, it is customary for an inquest to be had.
Surely you know that, don't you? Well, who are those people? The jury, Mr. Ross. And if you're wondering, my office is kind of high enough.
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