TCoT+Fenway+Park+Murder

On Saturday May 12th, the sox were playing the St. Louis Cardinals. "I was so excited to go!" said John Borton, life long Red Sox fan. "Beckett was on the mound, there were no clouds in the sky, everything was great!". "Sure" said Haledjian, tell me what you know about the murder of Michael Dalpham. Well, John said. Me and my wife were at the game and everything was great, Fenway franks, "water", and a great day of baseball. The game was so close throughout the day, going back and forth between teams, it was a pitchers battle. Next thing I knew it was the top of the 9th, 2 outs, sox up 6-5, when Albert Pujols walked up to the plate. Papelbon looked in for the sign and saw fastball, he went into his wind up and gassed the ball down the plate, Albert watched it go by, strike one. This time you could tell Albert was not playing around, once again Papelbon looked in for the sign, he saw curveball. Papelbon went into his wind up once more, and Pujols pounced on it. Albert made contact and a silent hush came over the crowd. Carl Crawford back pedaled to the wall, leaped up, and caught it! He robed Alberts home run. Crawfords done it! He saved the game. Albert threw his helmet furiously to the ground and stormed off to the locker room. Cardinals manager, Tony La Rusa said its just bad luck for the team, and that the Cards will redeem there self next game. You're under arrest." said Haledjian, to John Borton. How did he know?