Stand By for Crime - Eddie Flores Frame-up

Earlier in the week, a young couple parked up on Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles had been found murdered. A police car had happened along about five minutes after the tragedy and found a man standing over the slashed bodies with one hand on the door of the car. The young man was identified as Eddie Flores, a parolee. The officers reported that Flores seemed dazed when they approached him, but he snapped out of it when they accused him of the crime. Flores slugged one of the cops, and managed to evade the other. He escaped by jumping over a steep embankment and disappearing into the brush. By Wednesday of that week, Eddie Flores still had not been taken into custody. On Thursday morning, Newscaster Chuck Morgan arrived at his office around 11 o'clock. His secretary, Miss Carole Curtis, was waiting for him with a concerned look on her face. Carole says "Right now, there's a female waiting to see you in the outer office. Chuck asks "Who is she?" Carole says "Well, hold on to your hat. She's Eddie Flores's girlfriend". Chuck says "His girlfriend? Come on, what are we waiting for?" Carole says "Chuck, wait, she's a nice little thing and I..." Chuck says "The nicer the better. A direct quote from Eddie Flores's girlfriend will help my seven o'clock broadcast". Carole says "But Chuck, if you'll only listen...." He says "Hello, I'm Chuck Morgan. I understand you know where Eddie Flores  is hiding out". Carole says "Chuck, I didn't say that". He asks "Anything you care to say, Miss..." The girlfriend says "Constance. Emily Constance is the name, Mr. Morgan. And to answer your first question, yes, I do know where Eddie's hiding out and I'll be glad to tell you". Chuck says "You will?" Carole says "Emily, before you say any more, let me tell you about this man". Emily says "You won't have to, Miss Curtis. Thank you just the same. I know a lot about Mr. Morgan. I never miss one of his broadcasts. I know he's fair and honest and tries to help people like Eddie who's falsely accused of something he didn't do".