This is a real story of Walter L Shaw and his son Walter T Shaw.
Walter L. Shaw was an inventor and had an astonishing 39 patents
to his credit. His innovations have been widely used by everyone
in day to day life. Some of his breakthrough inventions included
the hands free speaker phone, the black box (a toll free calling
device), call forwarding, the White House “Red Phone” alert
system, a tone generator which later because the touch pad for
touch tone dialing, conference calling, and extend-a-watts. His
inventions would take us into the 21st century, but they were
all invented between 1964-1971 and his last invention of
popularity was voice print recognition and was invented in 1984.
His last invention was the First burglar alarm that dialed the
police. He has been quoted as “technological genius” and but
none of the accomplishments and recognitions came to his rescue
at the time of death. Walter L. Shaw was born in Vineland, New
Jersey in 1917. He started his career with Bell Laboratories in
1935. The fir