Broadway is My Beat - The David Blaine Murder Case

Sergeant Tartaglia says "Danny! Hey, Danny". He says "What's the matter, Sergeant?" Tartaglia says "Glad I nabbed you before you took off for the day. Phone call, Danny, from a hysterical woman. 1647 East 56th Street, Danny. Fourth floor apartment. That's where her fiancé lives. The guy's threatening to blow his brains out. Here, the names and such, I jotted on this paper". Danny says "I need a squad car, Gino". He says "It's waiting for you downstairs. Muggerman's with it". Danny asks "Who'd you say was doing all this threatening?" Tartaglia says "A man by the name of Blaine. First name is, let's see, David". Danny makes his way to the car. Soon, he and Muggerman are at the address. Muggerman asks "Who did you say was doing all this threatening?" Danny says "A man by the name of Blaine, first name, David". Suddenly, they hear a shot! Danny is loudly knocking on the apartment entrance. He says "Try the buzzer, Muggerman". A lady lets them in and says "He did it! Miss Carroll said he was going to do it, and he did!" Danny says "We're from the police". The lady says "It happened up there on the fourth floor. Mr. Blaine, it happened just now, not more than...." Danny asks "Who's that crying?" The lady says "That's her. Miss Carroll. See her? She's hugging the banister up on the third floor landing. And that's Mr. Fallon at the rail on the second floor". Danny says "Let's go, Muggerman". They race up to the fourth floor apartment to find Mr. Blaine dead. Muggerman says "The gun's here, Danny, by his chair. It looks brand new". Danny says "Looks like Mr. Blaine had his choice". Muggerman says "Uh-huh. It's quite a gun collection, from derringers on up". Danny says "Those people will be passing the landing, that boy on the second floor, Mr. Fallon, and Miss Carroll on the third. I'll want to talk to them". Muggerman says "Miss Carroll's still crying, Danny. You hear her? That poor woman".