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00:18boswell jackson and rose how may i direct your call this is nancy drew calling for franklin rose
00:23please just a minute please nancy to what do i owe the pleasure of this call
00:29i need to contact a woman named prudence rutherford i noticed she's on the board of the topeka
00:34commission for the arts and that they've donated money to beach hill any idea how i might track her
00:40down well you're in luck it so happens that prudence and i sat on the panel of judges for
00:46the kansas speak no evil mime competition for three years in a row back when i lived in wichita
00:54how's that for a small world
01:02you judged a mime competition indeed i did i haven't talked to prudence in about 10 years
01:09but let's see if i still have her in this old dinosaur of a rolodex
01:14ah yes here we go got a pen it's area code 785-555-7279
01:25what's this all about
01:32i think ms rutherford had a run-in with a red-handed thief
01:35much like the one who took up a call carving
01:39you're a real pro nancy say why don't i call ahead and let prudence know what's going on
01:48that way i can say hello and she'll be expecting you
01:55now i think you're reading my mind mr rose thanks
01:59not a problem dear
02:22I don't know.
02:53I don't know.
03:15I don't know.
03:30I don't know.
03:35Hi, this is Nancy Drew, calling from Washington, D.C.
03:39I'm trying to reach Prudence Rutherford, please.
03:42Oh, yes.
03:43Franklin told me you'd be calling.
03:45Such dreadful news about Beach Hill.
03:48I will do everything in my power to help you catch those rapscallions.
03:53To think how they violated the sanctity of my domicile.
03:58Good heavens.
04:05I'm sorry to hear about your loss.
04:07What can you tell me about the necklace?
04:10I can't even think about it.
04:12Oh, just the very thought of my precious necklace gone, stranded, orphaned, and in the hands of some dirty stranger
04:21makes my blood boil.
04:27Was the necklace a gift?
04:29I inherited it from my mother-in-law.
04:32But you see, the necklace means much more to me than just a handful of priceless rubies.
04:41More?
04:42In what way?
04:43I had the necklace restrung to include an exquisite jade carving as the centerpiece.
04:48A genuine artifact of the ancient Maya.
04:52The carving is not only one of a kind, but a Rutherford family heirloom given to me by my great
05:00-grandfather when I was just a little girl.
05:04What does the jade piece look like?
05:06It features a rare glyph.
05:09No one's been able to give me a precise translation, but most epigraphers have agreed that it has something to
05:16do with the snake, the color green, and the direction south.
05:21It's terribly fascinating.
05:27About the theft, where were you when it took place?
05:30At 3am? Well, I was home, of course. Lost in sweet slumber. I don't grace the social circuit the way
05:38I used to.
05:40That brazen fiend crept right into the bedroom and took my necklace away. Where was I? Picking peaches in the
05:49fruit-laden orchards of my dreams. I feel like such a fool.
05:55Was anything else taken besides the necklace?
05:57Nothing. Not even my brand-new Dada.
06:01Synesthetic, interactive, organic journey. Ha! I always knew Dada was overrated.
06:09One moment, dear. Off. Off the sofa, you nasty beast. Now! What are you doing? What did I say about
06:17the sofa? Bad. Bad. Naughty bad.
06:21I'm sorry, dear. What was I saying?
06:24No.
06:33Problems with a dog?
06:34What? No. I was speaking to my husband, dear.
06:39My second husband. Soon to become my ex-husband if he continues to crawl on the furniture like that.
06:46Anyway, what was I saying?
06:48Oh, yes. Oh, they must have known. The rest of my valuables were left untouched. Frankly, I don't know whether
06:57to be grateful or insulted.
07:01What about evidence?
07:03The first thing I saw when I opened my eyes was this positively ghoulous red handprint on the wall. I
07:10nearly jumped out of my skin.
07:21A red handprint was left at the scene of the crime at Beach Hill, too. Ms. Rutherford, I'm almost certain
07:28that these robberies were committed by the same person.
07:30But why? What is so special about these carvings?
07:39Ms. Rutherford, it would be so helpful if I knew exactly what your carving looked like. Could you send me
07:44a picture that shows it in detail?
07:46I can do better than a photo. The insurance company made this dreadful replica of the necklace with the idea
07:54that I would wear such a thing to public functions. Please. But I could send that to you if you'd
08:02like.
08:06Oh, that would be wonderful. How soon could you have it here?
08:09You'll have it tomorrow or the next day. My secretary will have the address of the museum. Now, if that
08:16is all you would require, young lady, I will need to attend to other pressing matters.
08:27Thanks a million, Ms. Rutherford. I won't let you down.
08:30Call me Prudence. Oh, and Nancy, when you find the villains who did this to me, do me a favor
08:38and give them a sound thrashing.
08:43I sure will. Goodbye.
09:08Call me Prudence.
09:10Call me Prudence.
09:13Call me Prudence.
09:32Thanks for clearing my name, Nancy.
09:35Honestly, I mean, what kind of moron would I be to try and ruin my own exhibit?
09:40Anyway, we need to make up for lost time.
09:42I need you to go to the storeroom and start unpacking some of those crates.
09:46One of the pieces has a fancy security device on it.
09:50The code is 0677.
09:56Sure thing, Joanna. I'll see you later.
09:58Semper ubi sabubi!
10:26OK, I told you that time can't wait.
10:34I want to train my own sound, but it's a fantastic ride.
10:36Don't forget to do a hugeurile, and you will finally go signing me for your chance.
10:39You have to head to your other move.
10:39I'm going to lay myself aside.
10:43I need to keep my own way up inside the door.
10:44Panel is playing with for a big bus.
10:45I'm talking to you later.
10:45I'm talking to you later.
10:59I don't know.
11:16You have no voicemail.
11:18Press 9 for an outside line.
11:46You have no voicemail.
12:43You have no voicemail.
13:10You have no voicemail.
13:43You have no voicemail.
14:04You have no voicemail.
14:16You have no voicemail.
14:18You have no voicemail.
14:18You have no voicemail.
14:21Regular hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days a week, except on major national holidays,
14:28when we are closed.
14:57Chaco Canyon Cultural Center.
14:59Hi, this is Nancy Drew calling.
15:01Hi, Nancy. It's Sheila.
15:03Well, we racked our brains.
15:05Finally, one of my staff came up with the original box that the carving was packed in.
15:09The piece was encased in a tight foam cast to prevent damage during shipping.
15:14I'm not sure how much good it'll do you, but I can send it to you if you like.
15:19That just might work.
15:21Henrik left Beach Hill as his forwarding address, so I know what to do.
15:25I'll send it express.
15:27Thanks a million, Sheila.
15:29Good luck with your investigation.
15:35Good luck with your investigation.
16:16I bet I can make a mold from this foam core.
16:19Good luck with your hits.
16:20Good luck with your heart.
16:39Lilly, Ed.
16:40Good luck with your heart.
16:42Good luck with your heart.
17:07According to Henrik's notes, I need to make a key out of these pieces.
17:45I need to make a key out of these pieces.
17:46Now I have the key!
18:09I need to make a key out of these pieces.
18:47I need to make a key out of these pieces.
19:11I need to make a key out of these pieces.
19:24I need to make a key out of these pieces.
19:55Wow, these are heavy!
19:58I'm not sure I can hold on to these stones for very much longer.
20:03I've got to put these things down.
20:42Looks like this side is missing a part.
20:46The poem said, when the first king ascends again.
21:20I need to make a key out of these pieces.
21:42I need to make a key out of these pieces.
21:50I need to make a key out of these pieces.
22:20I need to make a key out of these pieces.
22:26Hmm...
22:31I'll have to choose which side of the cube goes here.
22:40Nothing happened!
23:03I need to make a key out of these pieces.
23:09I need to make a key out of these pieces.
23:26I need to make a key out of these pieces.
23:27I need to make a key out of these pieces.
23:27I need to make a key out of these pieces.
23:59I've already solved this part.
24:05This should be the last step.
24:27I wonder what's inside.
24:32I wonder what's inside.
24:32I wonder what's inside.
24:34I wonder what's inside.
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