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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Phantom Chase Matter, Part Five and Manhunt: The Clue of the Crimson Corpse (EP1237) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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it's Tom for us to get into yours truly, Johnny Dollar. And coming
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up later on in the show, we'll have another episode of Me and Hunt.
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So here Now is the Fandom Chase Matter, Part five from Hollywood.
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It's time now for Johnny Della New Orleans. Please, Johnny, how's that
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when you call? Lieutenant? I think I've got a new lead on the
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whereabouts of Tom Chase. I could use a new lead, a roomy least
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under the name of Tom James. Remember that giant paper we found in the
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waste basket. Sure stuff he tried to burn after he took off in a
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hurry the night of Freddy Quintenna's murder. We could make our two numbers written
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one scrap of paper, twelve and twenty three have been able to figure out
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with the me though neither had I until I happen to look at the Harbor
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News in the newspaper. Yeah, you think those numbers could refer to a
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ship sailing? If you're twenty three at twelve o'clock, Maybe could, Johnny?
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Sure could be. I go to work on it. Maybe I have
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something by the time you get here. Welleten and I'll be there in sen
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minutes tonight and every weekday night. Bob Bailey, in the transcribed Adventures of
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the Man with the Action Packed Expense Account America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigators, Truly
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Johnny Dollar. From Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location, New Orleans to the
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Home Office Universal Adjustment Bureau, Hertford, Connecticut assignment the Phantom Chase matter expense
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account continued. It Am sixteen a dollar fifty cab from my hotel the police
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headquarters in the office of Detective Lieutenant lafav I got some my boys working on
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ships. Allen's Jenny trouble is, we're not sure what date we want.
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Well, the twelve means noon to midnight. Peer twenty three is a pretty
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busy place. Has been several departs in the last few days. Freddy Quintana
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was killed three nights ago, about ten thirty at night. Could be the
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departure time was midnight that same night. Could be. And that's a line
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we're taking. But of course that's assuming that Tom Chase, ellis Tom James,
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was the one who murdered Freddy Quintana. Oh, everything points that way,
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Lieutenant Look. Tom Chase was the junior partner in the New York investment
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firm of Everson and Chase. He embezzled one hundred and twenty thousand bucks,
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jumped as Bale, and disappeared Bez Liz necessarily killer Johnny. Matter of fact,
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the two types are usually quite different, sure enough, But the big
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kicker in this deal is why Tom Chase went sour in the first place.
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A man who changed as completely as heated in one direction might go all the
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way it's happened before. Of course, his wife Lola and his senior partner,
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George Everson, were pretty shocked at the thought tom at a bezzel the
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money. They couldn't understand why a man like he was would do what he
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did, either could I until I found out I was a woman who rented
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a room for him here in New Orleans. How did Miss Chase take that
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news? Oh, I'm pretty hard. She's still here in New Orleans.
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No. I talked to her into returning to New York. I just didn't
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want to see her get hurt anymore. She probably shouldn't have come down here
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in the first place. Well, that's what I told her, that there
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was nothing she could do here. But what it boiled down to was she
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just wanted one more look at her husband. You see, after he was
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arrested in New York, he refused to make a statement, wouldn't even talk
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to her about it, refuse to see her at all. So she thought
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if she could see him again, he might have some kind of explanation.
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Yeah, But as it turned out, she was just asking for another kick
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in the face. How can a man explain another woman? That's a good
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question. Personally, I hope I never have to answer one leg When I
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see what happens sometimes in the marriages, I run up against I'm glad I'm
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single, Liz, You and I have tangled with the wrong kind of people
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most of the time. You can say that again, Freddy, Quintana sure
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fit into that category. That name brings up problem, Johnny. We're basing
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our belief that Chase skipped town, that those numbers on the scrap of paper
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mean a ship saying, and we're basing all that on the assumption that Chase
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killed Quintana. Right, You must remember that Quintana was a bad boy.
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There are plenty of people who like nothing better than knock him off. But
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why at that particular moment, all the tenant the timing adds up to Chase.
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After I traced him here to New Orleans, Quintana contacted me. He
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said he could deliver Chase for a price. He showed me a sample of
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Chase his handwriting he's swiped from his room. It was genuine, all right.
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Then Quintana winds up dead in an alley before he can deliver Chase.
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How else can it up? Look, Johnny, I'm just mentioned impossibilities.
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You're right, Chase is the probability. Yeah, well, let me get
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that down, all right, I have it. Thank They locate the ship.
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Yeah, they're being star left at midnight the night at Quintowner's murder from
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here twenty three right destination Trinidad by way Havan and Haiti. And there is
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a Tom James on that passing your list. You know, hunch was a
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good one. Let's see if I could get a plane out of here this
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morning, I might be able to intercept the ship at Haiti. Hey,
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could your cable the authorities there and request them the hole Chase if I don't
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make it at times, you're glad to the just many Johnny, you expecting
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to call them New York? Oh yeah, I put one under George Everson
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Chase, a senior partner a little while ago. Here it is go ahead,
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thanks, Hello, this is George Effson in New York. They told
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me it's your hotel that you were at police headquarters. You were wondering why
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Chase and Bessel the money from your firm, mister Everson. I still can't
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understand it, mister Dollary, Well maybe this will help. We found out
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that his hideout here in New Orleans was arranged for him by a woman.
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A woman. Oh no, and according to the rental agent, quite a
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woman. Oh good, Lord to think, does Lolan all of this?
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Yes? I talked her into returning to New York. Good she should never
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have gone down in the first place. Of any leads on Chase's present whereabouts?
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Yeah, just turn one up. It looks like he's traveling under the
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name of Tom James on a ship to Trinidad. Trinidad, right, But
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if my luck holes, he won't get farther than Haiti. Expencer, Count
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Adam seventeen one hundred and thirty four dollars and forty cents transportation from New Orleans
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to Port our Prince, Haiti. The flight only took a few hours,
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but to me the plane seemed as slow as a truck. But then as
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we came in over the harbor at Port of Prince, I could see it
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was going to be a dead heat. The boat was just entering the harbor.
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By the time I got to the dock, they were just putting the
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gang way over. Nobody'd come ashore yet. I had Chase's stateroom number from
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the passenger list. Okay, empty, real empty. Oh well, what's
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the trouble here? What's wrong? Ohs was that you just broke in the
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door? Yeah, here's my card insurance investigator. But really, mister Doller
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the door, worry, don't worry. I'll take care of it right now.
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I'm more interested than the man who used to be behind the door.
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He was going under the name of Tom Jane. Oh yes, mister Jane.
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Where is he? I'm afraid I wouldn't know, now, Love,
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this is no time for games, person. I don't know where he is.
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I came aboard just as the gang way went down. Nobody could have
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come ashore. Do you mean here at portou Prince? Wait a minute,
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are you trying to say he got off at some other port. Our first
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stop Havannah. That'd be two days ago. That's right, mister dollar.
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Oh well, that's just great. I'd bust my neck to meet the boat
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for nothing. Look, so we got off in Havana. You have any
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idea where he was heading? None whatsoever? Well, that just about doesn't
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He did ask me where the airline's office in Havanah Airlines Office, thanks expense
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account, I out a eighteen eight dollars and forty cents long distance call to
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the Havana Police Department. They put me through to a lieutenant Escobar. Hey,
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look, Lieutenant Escabar, I'm an insurance investigator from the United States,
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the United States, but the operator said you were in Haiti. Well yeah,
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that's right. You see. Well let that go for a moment.
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I'm after a fugitive and I'm beszler named Tom Chase, also known as Tom
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James Chase James. Yes, I wonder if you'd check the airlines at Evanna
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and see where he bought a ticket to then call me collect. I thought
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he was going to Trinidad, so I came as far as Haiti, where
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I found out here he got off an Havana, Trinidad, Haiti, Havana,
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Senor, if you will permit me, you sund a little confused.
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Yes I do, Senor. It's because I hear. There was nothing I
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could do after that except sitting porta Prince and twitter my thumbs. I wasn't
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all sure i'd be hearing from Lieutenant Escobar again, or if I did,
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whether he'd have a lead for me. But two hours later he called back
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and he did about your friend, Senor James or Senor Chase. I'm not
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sure which. Let's not start that routine again, Lieutenant James will do see
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two days ago the Senor James by the plane ticket here in Havanah where two
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Barbados Barbados see the British West Indies. Yeah, I know where it is.
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Oh, brother, he really gets around. Now, let me see
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if I have this thing straight. Signor, you thought he was going to
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Trinidad, so you went to Haiti, well, but instead it came to
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Havana, so he went to Barbados. You see, No, Senor,
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I am sorry, but it still does not make sense. Don't worry about
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it, Lieutenant Escabara does to me. Just accept my thanks for the lead.
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Someday I'll sit down and write your letter about it. Right, I'm
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nineteen one hundred and forty three dollars transportation and incidentals from Haiti to Barbados.
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From the air, look like a beautiful spot. Pastel colored houses with pink
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roofs, clean sandy beaches, gentle waves. Yeah. I could see Chase's
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point in coming here a good place to get away from it all, particularly
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with one hundred and twenty thousand dollars to keep you company, and more particularly
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when what you're trying to get away from is a couple of assorted charges like
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embezzlement, and murder. But if I thought that finding Tom Chase, save
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as Tom James, would be a cinch, once I got to Barbados,
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I was sadly mistaken. It was a bigger island than I'd realized, about
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one hundred and seventy square miles, and Bridgetown was quite a fair sized city.
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I checked into the hotel and made the rounds of all the others inquiring
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about Chase, but I got nowhere item twenty one dollar two drinks while I
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brooded in the hotel bar over the fact the trail had gotten cold again.
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But by the time I got that through my head, I saw the prettiest
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sight I encountered all day. A girl, and unless I was very much
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mistaken, she was heading for my table. You're Johnny Dollar. Sure,
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eh, I'd like to talk to you. Thank you? See right?
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Please? You're looking for somebody, aren't you, mister die? Am I
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anybody in particular? Yes, let's call him Tom James. Oh what about
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him? I know where he is? Who are you? Connie? Connie?
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Who? Connie's enough? So you're the one? Huh? What do
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you mean? Well, I knew Chase wasn't traveling along. Yeah, I'm
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the one. One thing. I don't get what why you're doing this?
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If you're Chase's girlfriend, you want out? Maybe? Yeah, I want
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out? So you deliver Chase to me. What do you want for it?
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Money enough to get back to the States. That might be arranged.
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Just one thing. What is it? The last person who tried to turn
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Chase over to me got himself killed back in New Orleans. You better be
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real careful. I will now look. There's a bar down near the waterfront
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called the Trade Winds. Know what I can find? It? Be there
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about ten. Chase will be with me. Two things, mister don what
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are they? Don't let onto him? How you found him? Okay?
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What else? Bring the money? Connie left and I sat there, basking
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in the walk and warmth of a trail that had suddenly heated up again.
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At quarter to ten, I went down to the waterfront. I spotted the
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Trade Winds bar down the street of Block or so. I waited. Pretty
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soon I saw Connie go inside. I started for the entrance. Then suddenly
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I realized I was being followed somebody acrossed the street in the shadows. I
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whirled and hid it for him fast. It took him by surprise. He
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ducked down an alley, then into a warehouse on a pier. I eased
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after the door. It was dark inside, but I went in then too
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late. Out of the corner of my eye spotted somebody beside me in the
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dark. Something hard hit me over the right ear, knock me to my
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knees. Yeah, I'd finally caught up with Chase the hard way. Now
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here's our star to tell you about the next exciting episode of this story.
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Next, a small fishing boat at deserted island and a man waiting there for
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me, A man with a gun join us, won't you Yours truly,
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Johnny Dollar? Yours Truly Johnny Dollar is starring Bob Bailey, is transcribed in
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Hollywood. Written by Robert Rife, It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstones.
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Heard in our cast were Virginia, Greg Michael Ann Barrett, Lawrence Dobkin,
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Forrest Lewis, Peter Leeds, Barney Phillips, Tony Barrett, and Victor
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Perrin. Musical supervision by A. Marigo Marino. Be sure to join us
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on Monday Night or another exciting episode of this story on Yours Truly Johnny Dollar.
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Roy Rowan speaking welcome back. Well, we will pick up the story
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in week two on Monday. I have to say that already Johnny's had to
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run about quite a bit. As I said, we'll find out whether he
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gets his man. I do kind of wonder why he wasn't in touch with
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the cruise line before or the ship. It doesn't say it was a cruise
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ship. Why wasn't in touch with the ship before it got to Haiti?
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It definitely has a high price on the old expense account. All right,
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Well, on to some listener comments and feedback regarding yours truly Johnny Dollar and
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Laurie comments. I'm loving the cereal. I really like that they took the
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time to get the names correct, the Rincone, Nagolis, Santa Rina mountains,
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et cetera. And the case is interesting too. Well, I'm glad
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you enjoy it. And the Johnny Dollar cereals can be broken down into those
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that make up a place. Usually it's because they're portraying something negative about the
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place and they don't want to get into trouble in that way. But there
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are some that are very true to life and researched. In fact, I've
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read about, though I've not actually heard some episodes were actual stations that were
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CBS affiliates actually played into the case. So we've got a lot of interesting
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times ahead on that regards. And then a comment from Toronta one of my
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favorites yours truly, Johnny Dollar, and those were both on episodes from the
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Primrose Matter. Well, now it's time for us to continue on with Manhunt
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and the clue of the Crimson Corps man Hunt, the clue of the Crimson
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cart that led to man Hunt. No crime has been committed, yeah,
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no murder has been done. Yeah, no, man Hunt has the gun.
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Yeah. Hey, wait a minute, Joe, Let's take a look
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at the store window. It terrific. Let me go my sleeve, all
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right, will lord? Yeah it is nice winter sports huh yeah see laughs
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and sure hands the snapping and started. Yeah, look at that one,
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will you huh? Take a look at that model and she's almost real.
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I wish she was. Hey, Tom, what time is it we gotta
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take? You know, girls ain't gonna wait all day. I can't just
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see a car skid at that ball. I asked you before, what time
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is it? Let's see just noon? Well, come on, come on
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with late Hey, but I feel like to have one of the sport I
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said, I could read. Hey, Joe, I want the matter.
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Look what's playing there right in the middle of the window display only Max.
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Look at the blood, all of them, and the knife ticking out of
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his back. Oh Max, a murdering last skindle at hyen. An unseen
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murderer has done his deadly work, and the blood of a human being now
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mixes with the artificial snow of the window displayed. Who will know where to
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look for the murderer, who will unmad? The unknown killer, who will
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start the man hunts man hunts, and the clow of the crimson corp Let
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me see? Uh uh No, I'll take him. Not at seven points?
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Oh what am I playing to and running with you for? I'd like
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to know? Are you sure you haven't put some chemicals in your laboratory on
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the back to the car so you can read them. If I could do
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that, I wouldn't be spending my time in the police laboratory. Would I've
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had with that? No, dude, you wouldn't. But that's a third
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straight game that he's won. I wish you had a nice fresh murder to
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work on it instead of sitting here during time. You wait right here and
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I'll go out and shoot somebody. Come on, old man, deal in
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our car. Great grow well, Bill Martin, a homicide sergeant in Preston.
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I want to take a Handell, I want to take a hand,
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he says. No, I don't want to take a hand. I want
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you to lend me a hand. All games over that? What is it?
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Bill? What's that? One of these days someone's gonna get killed and
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they'll be finger prints and something we can trace. Today ain't one of them.
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We get a murder drew, but a lulu. That's what we've been
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waiting for. What's the story there? What's the story? He says,
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There isn't any stories. That's the trouble, you know, liscense department storm,
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sure that on me. Yeah, And a dozen people are looking in
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their window all the time. Get a half hour ago, a corpse suddenly
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grows on the floor of the window and nobody saw how it got there.
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But that's impossible, impossible, he said, Sure, it's possible, except
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for one thing. It happened to happen to take it easy in Flower Belle,
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all right, Look, a fellow named Fred Satley was saved in last's
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windows. Nobody saw it happened. Yet one minute there was no court there
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and the next minute there was. All we know about Sattle is there was
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a he to a room in the James Hotel in his pocket. Nothing else
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that will happen. Wow, oh that really sounds like something. Let's go.
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Let's go, he says, I'm going up the last If you're saying
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here, do I yells you going back to your seeing rama games? So
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I need to know a little while. You know, it looks like we're
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ordered to continue playing room. Maybe I get revenge now for those three games
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I love. Never mind the James pat We're going to the James Hotel.
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But he was only here one night, no baggage or anything. Huh,
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And I was on duty when he checked into all his parator is a portfolio.
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What did the belif want? But please don't know yet. Oh I'll
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take it might be something. Hello, why you're on the phone? Where
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are the purpose? Well? You see me? You know you wasn't doing
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with someone else. But my governmnt is prepared to much more for the plan.
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Well couldn't we meet somewhere and talk this over? Hello? Hello,
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Hello, said the wrong thing they hung up. Hey, yes, missus
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Stanley, this is a police calls. Please check the record and see if
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missus Stantley made any outgoing calls when he checked in last night, and get
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me the numbers. Oh yes, sir, I had his card right here.
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I know said there are no outgoing calls on his car. Thanks,
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i'd be if they made any call, mister Stephens, Yes, I hope
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they're worth well. This is really a prize murder. Not only don't we
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know a thing about the murderer, but we don't even know anything about the
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victim. Hey, look what you're going. I'm sorry if one not something.
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I want to know something about this case. That's what I wanted to
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tell you. If we don't find out anything at lasts, you can pack
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up. You know, this is the first case where an unknown man is
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murdered in the storm window with a dozen people looking on and nobody saw a
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thing. God, you'll find a way out through you always do. It's
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always the first time for everything, Pat, and this looks like it.
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I don't know, Pat. Those three words describe every single angle of this
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case. H Here we are, okay, Pat, hop up here.
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You can't fast there. Oh sorry, mister Cheeves, I didn't know what
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was you? Okay, Marthon? Do you want to do it at this
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corner? Yeah? Sure? Since ten mis morning, say Marson, was
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there a fire on the block at noon, or an auto smash up or
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something that would find the crowd together? Or for nothing? You see?
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If there then an accident or some sudden excitement that would draw the attention of
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anyone standing in front of the window and give the murderer a chance to get
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the body in. Oh well, everything in this case leaves up a blind
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alley. Why should this be an a set off of it? Maybe allowed
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that car or an explosion at sometimes? Oh kind of a loud noise?
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I remember about then when a car skidd turned in the corner. Huh what
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kind of a car? Big green today? Rhode Island license flee? How
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did you get the license number? That might be somethink? Thanks Martin.
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Sorry, how about with your legs? After all? Right, I'm going
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into Losses to talk to Bill. Do I go with you? I have
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a job to you. Get back to the office and get on telephone.
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Check every midtown hotel garage and who defined one that has a big green to
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Dan with a Rhode Island license. Rhode Islands a small up state. It
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can't be more than a couple of cars at max sass assistance. I'll get
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the owner's name and hotel room. Will you be back after you talk to
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Bill. No, I'll call you. Maybe I'll drop in. But he
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was only around the corner. Now, hurry, well your pat Okay to
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win Marrison here? Sure, okay? Heard Martin's into the spree window with
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the dummies. There's a gag there somewhere. Hello, Bell, what are
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you doing in the window? Huh? What am I doing in the window?
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He says, I'm muddeling a new box player. What are you doing
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here? I think thought i'd dropped in and see if I could help.
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You can help feed it? No, wait a minute, I'll tell yourself
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a little joke. Girl. Oh a floor walker here, so fathlete and
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then carrying a briefcase and it's missing. Now he checked his fingerprints with the
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Federal Office. He's an airplane designer. That's all we know. You mean
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anything to you? Huh? That information means that five is my lucky number.
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Bell. In five minutes, I'm gonna make a five cent phone call
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and five bucks will get your ten if I'm not on the trail of a
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gang at killing h Hello, Patri Drew and he oh for best only one
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carpeting that description in the Town Garage Hotel, George car belongs the room eight
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seven. Oh yeah, I know, but be careful which you Drew.
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Sure well, I'll keep whoever I find in front of me all the time
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sadly was sad in the fact, you know, oh a flor thanks eight
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seventy to be right here, right, all right, everybody back against that
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window, all three of you, come on more, go on, let's
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receive it thought your voice. Yeah, quirt in the James Hotel and your
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gang. Eh. Hell, let's just quite set up, all right,
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start talking to you about what getting killed a never mind out who are talking
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you? Just nod your head. I think I've got this figure pretty well.
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We listen. You made a deal with sat He was going to sell
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your plans for new airplane motors. He didn't trust you and insist that he
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meet you in a public place where there were people around. So so you
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met him inside Losing store in front of the door that leads to the display
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window at exactly twelve o'clock you had somebody drive your car outside and go into
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a kid song with the people outside the window would turn to see what was
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happening. They always do you know? Yes, I know, And just
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at that moment you sad samply, it said, briefcase and threw his body
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into the window, close the window door and walked out as nice as you
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please. Nobody in the store. I saw you because a couple of your
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men stood in front of you all the time. Right, come on talk,
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We do not have to go. You will turn on the back of
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you. You will see why you're kidding. Of course you don't think I
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believe there's anybody in back. Good work. Seven Come now, everybody else
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say the car? What is that's? Time? Much? The place that
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sell them? Anyhow, come tell, Come on, I'll take appreciate at
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first I killed this policeman, a nice as I killed sat Come on,
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leep them off, climb sleep her crew. I'll try along with my own
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hands. Please open your eyes. Please do do anything. When he signed
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something through, I don't know who do Please it's me, Pat say something.
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Okay, somebody's been praying in rummy with me. I went down with
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somebody knocks right on the back of my head. Welcome back. Well a
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solid story with a nice war angle worked in, and Manheart will return in
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two weeks as we'll have two fifteen minute episodes of Johnny Dollar next Friday.
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Well some additional listener comments and feedback. We have a new review on iTunes
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That will actually do it for today. As I said earlier, Manhut will
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