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In The Father Who Had Nothing to Say, George Valentine receives a letter from Ralph Lochner, a young man burdened by the secret of his father's conviction for murder. Ralph, who has lived a comfortable life since being adopted, is about to embark on a legal career, but he feels the weight of his father's past pressing down on him. He believes that the evidence against his father, Harry Peterson, was largely circumstantial and that he must take action to uncover the truth, despite the risks involved.
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Let George Do It, Episode 105
The Father Who Had Nothing to Say
Let George Do It, Episode 105
George Valentine helps Ralph Lochner, the son of a convicted murderer, seek the truth behind his father's past. As Ralph prepares to become a lawyer, he grapples with the implications of his father's conviction and the potential impact on his future.
Wally Maher

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