~ CONCLUSION ~

Ahhh... what can be drawn by this incident?

John B. Girouard can now rest in peace.

Hugo Baldi and Bernardo Martino now sit in jail, awating the day when they can again be free, free to go about and be the good citizens that they once were.

The Judge "Frederick Fosdick" can go about trying new criminals and putting them into jail.

The good folks of Marlborough can go about their business while attempting to find new places to satisfy their thirst for a few drops of old fashion "bootleg" booze.

The Daily Enterprise can now go back to publishing the events about town that are of real concern.

The Police can now go about their business, although they have been very busy keeping the jail cells filled with illegal patrons as a result of the many raids of the past months.

And the Chief can sit in his office, knowing that the city is safe from the criminal element while watching over the evidence that still remains in the station.

And the evidence can remain in its place of security, knowing that it has been there for months and will probably remain there for years as testiment to the dasterly deed that had been done.


And is it still there?..... let us take a look.           Ooops, it appears that the second door is locked and we will not get to see if it is still there.  I am sure that it is, or is it?


I leave it to you to find out....................

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