Inside Dispatch, Moving a Morgue, and Getting Investigative Help from Ma Bell
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Writer's Detective Bureau
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Adam talks about how 9-1-1 calls get dispatched over the police radio, what would happen if the morgue becomes unusable, and how detectives worked with the phone company on investigations in the 1950s and 60s. writersdetective.com/122
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