The Line-Up - Lorraine Oberhauser Murder

A woman without identification, "Jane Doe" is currently in the hospital as a result of receiving several gunshot wounds. She was wearing a mink coat at the time of the incident. Sergeant Graham picks up an elderly witness to the crime, Mrs. Jennings, at her home and brings her to the police station for the line-up. She is met by Lieutenant Ben Guthrie, who escorts her to the viewing area. Guthrie says "Mrs. Jennings, our man probably won't be any of these but we have to cover every possibility". Mrs. Jennings asks "How is that poor girl?"  Guthrie says "About the same".  Mrs. Jennings says "Oh, such a terrible thing". Seeing someone in the viewing audience, she asks "Is he a criminal?" Guthrie laughs and says "None of the suspects are down here, Mrs. Jennings. They will be up on the stage. That's Captain Deveraux from the Narcotics Squad". As he normally does, Sergeant Matt Grebb starts the line-up procedure. Later, Grebb, in Guthrie's office, asks "Did Mrs. Jennings spot anyone?" Guthrie says "No, but she's coming back tomorrow to try again". Grebb says "That's too bad she didn't get the license number. How's Asher doing? Is there any identification on our Jane Doe?" Guthrie says "Not yet, he's looking into the clothes labels and laundry marks. He is also running her fingerprints through the database". Grebb says "Well, maybe she'll regain consciousness long enough to tell us who she is". Guthrie says "Dr. Gordon said he let me know if there was any change". As Sergeant Quine walks into Guthrie's office, Grebb says "Quine, just the man I need to see. Guthrie is feeling tired today and he needs his neck adjusted". As they are trying to convince him to do it, Guthrie receives a phone call. He tells Grebb and Quine "Asher has found the identification of their Jane Doe. She had worked in a defense plant for a while and was on file with the bureau. Her name's Lorraine Oberhauser. Asher is at her apartment".