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==[[TheStarsAreRight:DeWittEcker|DeWitt Ecker]]==

''Played by Scott''

A thin balding man in his 60s, Dr. DeWitt Ecker is more accurately called an ex-doctor, as he appears to have been disbarred for ... sketchy practices. He is well-educated and is known to have a poor bedside manner. He started to become involved when he encountered some strangeness at the Irish Rose, August 1, 1932. Fled Detroit after the murder of Danny Macklin. Thought to be in Florida.

===Documents===

The following newspaper articles refer to Dr. Ecker.

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! scope="col" width="7%" | Date !! scope="col" width="50%" | Title !! scope="col" width="22%" | Author !! Publication
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| 1932-08-05 || [[The Stars Are Right: The Irish Rose: Saloonkeeper Slain As Gang War Erupts | Saloonkeeper Slain As Gang War Erupts]] || [[The Stars Are Right: Frank Lovejoy | Frank Lovejoy]] || [[The Stars Are Right: The Irish Rose: Detroit Evening Times | Detroit Evening Times]]
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| 1932-08-06 || [[The Stars Are Right: The Irish Rose: Irish Rose Medico A Mystery | Irish Rose Medico A Mystery]] || [[The Stars Are Right: Frank Lovejoy | Frank Lovejoy]] || [[The Stars Are Right: The Irish Rose: Detroit Evening Times | Detroit Evening Times]]
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| 1932-08-07 || [[The Stars Are Right: The Irish Rose: Second "Doctor" In Rose Murder Identified | Second "Doctor" In Rose Murder Identified]] || [[The Stars Are Right: Frank Lovejoy | Frank Lovejoy]] || [[The Stars Are Right: The Irish Rose: Detroit Evening Times | Detroit Evening Times]]
|}

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