"One thing's sure. Paul Marco is dead, and somebody's responsible."

[Eve]

From Variety:

Actor Paul Marco, best known as Kelton the Cop in several films directed by the cult director Edward D. Wood, Jr. died May 14 in Hollywood. He was believed to have been around 80. Born in Los Angeles, Marco began his performing career as one of the Meglin Kiddies, a troupe of young performers whose alumni included Shirley Temple, Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney. His long working relationship with Wood started with Bela Lugosi starrer “Bride Of The Monster” in 1956. Marco went on to appear as Kelton in “Plan 9 From Outer Space” and “Night Of The Ghouls.” When Ed Wood’s films became popular again in the 1980s, Marco began appearing at autograph conventions and in films, and portrayed by actor Max Casella in Tim Burton’s “Ed Wood.” He recently reprised the Kelton character for the upcoming DVD “Kelton’s Dark Corner.”

[F.U.Shakespeare]

“… not murdered…”

I loved the way he pointed the gun at whomever he was addressing.

[OttoDaFe]

Better yet (to me, at least) was the way he used the gun barrel to shove his hat up on his head while speaking that immortal line—with his finger inside the trigger guard. All it would have taken would have been for one of the cardboard tombstones to fall against his lag, and . . . bye-bye, Officer Kelton!

[Walloon]

All About Paul.