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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Murder Takes the Bus (S01E01)

"It would be worth even more, but the jacket's torn and the binding's been damaged."
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"It was published around the time that Stoner was arrested."
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"He had it all the time. But as the pages weren't even cut, he didn't buy it to read."
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"Is that what you were looking for, Captain Downing?"
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"Or should I say, Mr. Downing, or whatever your name is."
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"I think you can drop the pretense of being a sailor."
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"A real sailor would've tied a square knot."
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"Not a granny, as you did."
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"Don't anybody do anything stupid."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, I'll take that key now."
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"[Gunshot] [Glass Shatters]"
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"- That makes the whole trip worthwhile. - Well, I'll say it again."
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"- Thank goodness that's over with. - [Grunts]"
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"You're not gonna pin Stoner's murder on me. I didn't kill him."
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"You can tell that to the local authorities when the storm clears."
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"I'm telling you, Sheriff. He was already dead when I got on the bus."
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"Yeah, I went through his pockets. I- I got his suitcase."
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"- But I'm telling you... he was already dead. - You're the one that knocked me out then?"
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"Well, I had to. I was buying some time. I knew that Stoner had hidden the money somewhere,"
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"and I wanted to find out where before we had any more cops nosing around."
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"So you were Stoner's other partner? Yeah. The..."
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"The weasel double-crossed me. He split with the money. And he hid it away."
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"So Mrs. Fletcher was right. It was you he was afraid of when he got on the bus."
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"You think I'm gonna pull something on the bus when all the cops have to do is check to see who I was?"
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"I mean, it wouldn't take 'em long to put it all together. Not with my motive."
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"That's why it's so dumb to think I killed him when I'm stuck here... like a rat in a cage."
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"Like I said, the local authorities will take charge of this when it clears."
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"Amos, I am... I am so sorry."
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"I've been so stupid. You know, this gentleman is telling the truth."
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"- What? - Not only that, but you were right all along."
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"- Forgive me for not seeing it. - I'm sorry, ma'am. I don't understand."
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"It's true. Isn't it, Mr. Gibbons?"
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"Well, ma'am, I stabbed him in the neck. Like you said. I told you that."
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"But what you didn't tell us is that you also strangled him earlier."
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"Well, now, ma'am, I'm sorry, but..."
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"No, Mr. Gibbons. I'm sorry because I don't really think you meant to kill him."
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"- But you did, and I think it can be proved. - You sure about that?"
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"I noticed there were small flecks of grease on Mr. Stoner's collar and lapels."
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"I filed that away and then dismissed it when you confessed to the screwdriver's stabbing."
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"If the stabbing occurred as you said,"
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"you never would've put your hands on the front of his shirt or jacket."
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"I just wanted him to know how much hurt he had caused."
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"Everybody had got off the bus except Stoner and the young guy."
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"I was working around the engine, just stalling, waiting for Stoner to be alone."
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"He was mean, cold-mean."
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"He said he didn't give a damn about some dumb kid that just happened to get in the way."
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"He had done his time and there was nothing anybody could do."
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""Dumb kid." The sweetest little girl you ever saw in your life."
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"Well, all of a sudden, I just went crazy."
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"I couldn't think about anything but killing him."
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"When I got off the bus,"
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"I was shaking so hard, I thought I was going to pass out."
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"I had killed a man. I was no better than he had been."
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"Just then, I saw the captain come out of the diner and get on the bus."
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"I thought I was a goner."
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"But when I looked in the window, the captain was going through Stoner's pockets."
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"Then he grabbed the suitcase and took off."
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"I just... I just stood there for a few minutes..."
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"trying to figure out what to do."
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"I had to stab him in the neck with the screwdriver."
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"But why?"
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"Guess you know the answer to that."
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"By confessing to killing Stoner with a screwdriver,"
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"no one would figure you were the original killer."
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"As Mr. Downing said a few moments ago,"
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"the police would check backgrounds, prior relationships."
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"Downing thought he'd be a key, perhaps the only suspect."
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"You thought the only way to escape arrest for Mr. Stoner's murder was to confess it."
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"Poor fella. I feel kind of sorry for him."
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"I do too, Mr. Leffingwell."
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"But I do think that a good lawyer can probably make a good case for temporary insanity,"
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"and in this case, it may be justified."
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"Amos, what's wrong? Well, they sure missed you at the banquet, Ms. Fletcher."
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"When you didn't show, Sheriff Bingley ad-libbed a speech for almost an hour."
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"[Chuckles] Oh, dear. Yeah, but that's not the worst of it."
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"After his speech they had a drawing for the big TV set?"
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"But as nice as that TV set might've been, I'm sure you can live without it."
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"But it wasn't my name they drew, Ms. Fletcher."
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"If we'd been able to afford plane fare, we wouldn't be stuck in this place now."
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