Creature with the Atom Brain Page #4
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- 1955
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- Thank you, Captain.
This is Dr. Walker, head of our crime lab.
- Doctor.
- Banning.
And this is Jason Franchot.
He used to be Buchanan's accountant.
And Dunn here used to be his gunsel.
- I don't like that word.
- Paid killer. Like it better?
Look, I've been traveling straight
and I don't know what
I was brought here for, but it's a bum rap.
I want to see a lawyer.
Now tell me, Captain,
what's this all about?
I called you here to warn you
that your lives may be in danger.
Is Buchanan back?
What makes you say that?
First Hennessy then MacGraw.
He said he'd get us.
But I didn't know he was back
in the country.
His sentence wasn't changed.
How could he be back?
If he's in this country,
he's here illegally.
Now if you take my advice,
you'll all go to jail for protection
and stay there
until we can find out whether it's Buchanan
or not who's behind all this.
Not me. I worked too
hard to get out of jail.
- It's for your own good.
- Think my wife would believe that?
She'd think I went back to packing a rod.
What about you?
I have a good business now.
Tax auditor, public accountant.
If I went to jail,
my reputation would be ruined.
I don't think it's necessary, Captain.
Particularly since there's no proof
that Buchanan is back in this country.
All right. But I am going to give you
protection 24 hours a day
no matter where you are. Got that, Tom?
- Right.
- Have some of the boys drive them home.
Now if an attempt is made to get any
one of them next then we'll know for sure.
It'll complete the pattern.
It's the hard way to find out.
This is from the chief of police in Rome.
"Attention, Captain David Harris."
"...in lab operation,
who also has disappeared.
"If find any additional information,
will advise.
"Rome Chief of Police."
Dogs, cats, monkeys.
That's the way experimentation
usually starts.
Starts?
It's only one step from animals
to human beings.
Captain Harris sent me to relieve you.
A little early, but why complain?
And with the murder of Jason Franchot
last night I must apologize
for my recent skepticism regarding
these radioactive creatures.
It seems they do exist
and they are prowling the street.
Police Chief Camden assures us
that they are doing everything in their
power to get to the source of these beings.
With the cooperation of the military,
planes and helicopters equipped
with radium finders are now overhead,
and strange-looking trucks
similarly equipped
are now at this moment prowling through
the streets of our city
to track them down.
Excuse me, please.
A glass of beer, please.
Thank you.
Hey, you forgot your change.
This is a sawbuck.
Two bits in the till, $9.75 in my pocket.
Now that's what I call a tip.
You from Water and Power?
Five point two.
What's this all about anyway?
I'm probing for radioactivity.
I'm going to call my lawyer
and find out if I own the mineral rights.
- Who was sitting here?
- Search me.
He went out the back way.
- Do you know who he is?
- Never saw him before.
Hey! Don't wash that glass.
No.
Just this.
This 10-spot hot?
Hotter than you think.
This is an international who's who
of the medical profession.
Here's what it says.
"Wilhelm Steigg,
born in Stuttgart, Germany, in 1893.
"University of Berlin, Zurich, Milan.
his research in amygdala stimuli."
Amygdala stimuli, what's that?
Ultra-short wave stimulations
to specific parts of the brain,
producing involuntary movements
of the body.
- That's highly specialized stuff.
- Yeah.
A number of stories have been published
about amygdala stimulation of monkeys.
Here's one of them.
Appropriations have been made
for research and development,
and there's a doctor in Madrid
who's made great advances
since this article was published.
Have you been conducting any experiments
here at the hospital?
No. But I have a short film
that I told you about.
Would you like me to run it?
- I'd appreciate it.
- Fine.
Draw the curtains, will you?
This animal looks content, doesn't it?
You wouldn't suspect that it has
18 electrodes inserted in its skull.
Turning this switch releases
a small amount of ultra-short waves.
Those electrodes are tuned to
specific frequencies.
As long as the impulse is released,
the dog barks.
of different frequency,
the dog immediately falls asleep.
It will lie there
as long as the stimulus is active.
Another impulse will make it vicious.
Docile.
Hunger can be induced.
Or it can be made to resent its food.
Amygdala stimulations,
somatomotor and visceromotor effects.
Does this demonstration
satisfy your curiosity?
Almost.
Try my special mixture.
Thanks.
This experiment was done on live animals.
Of course.
Do you think it could be applied
to dead ones?
Dead ones?
Offhand, I'd say no.
The command impulse is so small,
less than a millionth of a watt,
that only the animal's body energies
could supply the reactions.
If you could replace the body energy
from an outside source,
say, with radioactive energies,
do you think you'd get the same results?
Well, your question is much too abstract
to be answered at this moment, Dr. Walker.
Do you think an experiment on humans
would have the same result as on animals?
We haven't arrived at that stage
of our experiment, yet.
Could it be possible
that somebody else has tried
and already succeeded?
Are you trying to connect the experiments
with animals
with mysterious events of our city?
It would answer the riddle, wouldn't it?
Remote-controlled creatures,
their brains powered by atomic energy,
roaming the streets,
directed from a central point.
Utterly fantastic.
Yes? Yes, he's here.
It's for you, Doctor.
Yes? Oh, yes, Dave.
Send the glass and that bill
over to the lab at once.
That bird must be radiating in the dark.
I don't understand how he can stay alive
with all that radium
poisoning in his system.
German accent, huh?
Better have them search every house
within a 10-block radius.
Letting them get that close to you.
What did you ever leave here for?
The pain,
the pain in my hand was killing me.
If I hadn't gotten some medicine
to relieve it, I would have gone crazy.
From now on just hide in here.
With the walls and the shutters leaded,
they'll never find us.
I'm not so sure.
Those creatures,
they leave radioactive traces.
Sooner or later they will be picked up.
The planes, how low they're flying.
Oh, I think it was a mistake not to get rid
of that Walker when we had the chance.
It's a mistake we can remedy easily enough.
I'll stop them.
I'll make them ground every plane
and pull out every truck looking for us.
Go in there and fix up that stoolie.
I want to send one of them out.
And you feel certain it's Buchanan
who's behind all this?
For my money, it is.
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