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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Jeanne Maxwell Matter (EP0895) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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got a little long winded on the intro, but here now is the Gene
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Maxwell matter on yours truly, Johnny Dowler, Don lund As, Johnny Doller,
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We're ready on your call to Boston ahead. Hello, Yeah, that
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miss to Semthin. Yes, I don't believe I remember Humanstellar. Well,
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we've never met. Your company hired me here in Hartford to investigate the Jeane
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Maxwell the well they probably will. I called you to find out the name
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of the officer in charge of the case. I could a lieutenant de Rosa
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de Rosa had you happen to know what their theory is, if any here
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is, I don't think they've arrived in theory. They'll are tossed up between
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murder and suicide. Huh okay, mister Septhing, I'll be in touch.
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You know, many great men have attained the highest office in our land,
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the presidency of the United States. Can you guess the name of this man?
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During his fifty years of public service, he held almost every office the
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public would give him. He was born in Virginia in seventeen fifty eight,
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and at the age of eighteen when he left college to enter the army,
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his formal schooling ended. As president, his cabinet boasted the names of such
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distinguished Americans as John Quincy Adams and John C. Calhoun. When he was
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re elected in eighteen twenty, he carried every state in the Union and won
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every electoral vote except one, which was cast for John Quincy Adams. If
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you don't have his name by now here are two more clues. During his
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presidency, the first public high school was started, and the first teamship crossed
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the Atlantic. Who was he? James Monroe, fifth President of the United
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States. His life is part of your American heritage. Expense accounts submitted by
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special investigator Johnny Daughter to Home Office Corinthian Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut.
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The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Gene Maxwell
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matter. Expense account out of one seventy five cents phone calls or Boston advising
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your manager there of my assignment item two twenty eight dollars car rental and mileage
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from my Hartford apartment to police headquarters Boston. What's the matter? Dollar?
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Don't you tustany? Oh? Sure I do, Lieutenant. But these insurance
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people get uneasy when there's a choice between suicide and murder, unless the murder
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motive is the policy. And you don't think there's a chance of that,
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well, I wouldn't say definitely not. The Maxwell girl made her mother her
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beneficiary and her mother's as in the rest home. Did you know the mother
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has taken up with an old plane. No, I didn't go to see
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her a couple three times a week. Craziest things have happened that I'll get
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filed. Let's sit down. This is all we've got so far appending Corner's
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inquest, and I'll talk to report. Here's a photo of where she was
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found, Shallow waters. That's the bridge. Yes, she was lying right
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about there, but I don't think you have to worry about suicide dollar.
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As far as I'm concerned, it wasn't. Yeah, I'll buy that too.
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I wouldn't say this bridge is a suicide type too low. Yes,
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And there's another thing. I've been on the force for more years than I
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like to count, and I've run into my share of suicide. I've never
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known a woman to do it this way without taking off a cope. Oh
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usually shoot, who's too. I've learned that part of it generally accepted pattern.
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The Maxwell girl didn't fit the pattern. Here's the way she looked,
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coat on, they'lt still tied shoes, and her purse was missing. We're
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dragging a steam point. How old was she? Twenty one? She was
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a beautiful girl. How much questioning are you done, lieutenant? Not as
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much as we'll do after the inquest. Want to let the day after tomorrow?
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Do you want anything more here? No? No, thanks, lieutenant,
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I'll check with you later. I drove out to the stream where they
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found the girl's body, and there chalked up another point against her death being
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a suicide. The bridge from which she'd dropped was a good four miles from
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town. Boston had better bridges to offer within his limits. I followed the
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river bank and found the approximate spot from which the police photograph had been snapped,
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and the assumption she's been brought there in a car. The placement of
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her body in relation to the two lanes on the bridge made it look as
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if the car was going toward Boston, not away from it. Five minutes
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later, I was heading the same way, so miss Marioneen the manager suggests
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that I come up. He told me you shared this apartment with Jean Maxwell.
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Say who are you? My name is Chalar. I'm from her insurance
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company. I'd like to talk to you about her, if I could suppose
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so, But there's nothing to do now. Is the biggest shock I ever
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had. I always said it'd be trouble, but I never thought you'd do
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anything like this. Maybe she didn't. What's that supposed to be? Well,
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there are signs that say that maybe she didn't commit suicide. Do you
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think she had an any reasons? That's what I said. I ever thought
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she would sit down and say thanks. Did you say you expected trouble?
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Yeah? I kept telling him. Was the way she went like she couldn't
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live that enough fact, there wasn't enough time to get everything done. She
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didn't like that. Every since she got risk, I mean her mother went
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into that husband Jean was all tied down taking care of her before. Oh,
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what could have caused trouble? Well, I'm not saying she was wrong
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or anything, but there were too many men. Do you mind telling me
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who they are? I don't know only about one. Harold Corey. He's
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gone with her the longest. She's a big blonde truck driver. Oh Cory.
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Yeah, the drives for the Seaboard Trucking Company. Somet of times he
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was way up to the West coast. And while he was gone, you
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need didn't stay home and catch up on her reading, if you know what
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I mean. Yeah, I think I do not with a different guy almost
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every night. I didn't cry, But she's gonna tell me who they were?
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Do you think somebody showed her? Don't you? Would you help me
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try to find out what good? I well, you didn't want to cry,
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But I get paid too. I'd like to look at her things.
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I suppose it's my duty sort of business. Well, in the way it
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is, Yeah, but I can't force you to. Oh, I know
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it's the thing to do. Some brid drawers are lost, but I'll show
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you what I can. I started on the lock dress of drawers. They
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gave up an open after a brief struggle was contained on the whole things that
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might normally be locked up because of their value, imported perfume, expensive lanjurie,
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and some jewelry. The only thing that looked as if it might have
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been hidden for the sake of secrecy was under the jewel box. It was
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a gold house key with a heart shaped bowl. I never thought that before.
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I never thought a Christian before either. That's a few hundred dollars worth
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of perfume, and the rest of this stuff was Jeane used to such expensive
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things, not that I know a boss yaw coracious and shot that kind of
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money, and that had shape key that's cozy. I'd like to keep it
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if I couldn't. Oh, I don't know about that. After all,
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it isn't mine. I'm not getting into trouble now, you won't. I
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promise you. I want to find out where it was made if I can,
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and who ordered me? Oh God again, sure I would have thought
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you from doing that. Even if I could. A phone call of the
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Seaboard Trucking Company gave me the information that Harold Corey was out on a run
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to Philadelphia but was expected about three in the morning. I expected to cot
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Adam three seven dollars drinks and dinner after I checked into the Bristol Hotel item
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four ten cents. Phone calls to Jean Maxwell's employer, Edward Hollis was at
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home and would see me. Come into the living room, mister Dunnan.
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We made it, let me be comfortable. It was nice of you to
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see me, mister Hollis. I thought it would be better to do it
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this way rather than bother You would work and I appreciate it. You had
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to see the office has been very gloomy. Eye. This is missus Hollismon,
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Tonna. How do you do quite well? Thank you? I didn't
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know the poor girl, but it's a dreadful thing. Yes, yes,
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I'm afraid it is. Simply don't understand a young girl like that with everything
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to live for. It may be even worse than that. How could it
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be? Would? And it looked more and more as though her death was
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not a suicide, Donna. I didn't mention it on the phone. The
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police think it was murdered, so do I. I can't believe it.
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What do you see? Said? You see? The police know how people
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commit suicide. I don't average all suicide to do certain things. The Maxwell
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girl didn't do any of them. Really, this is a shocker. I
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suppose I could be dragged into a quotome along with everybody else in your business,
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and you run along upstairs and no reason for you are going through this.
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Oh, I think i'd rather good margin two dollars, good night.
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I'm sorry, but couldn't be helped? Course, couldn't, I understand,
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don't know. I want to, could I could? I think your drink
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time, mel Thanks. I'll make this as fast as possible. I don't
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know how much you knew about Jean Maxwell's private life. Who I knew nothing.
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I have a number of girls in the office, as long as they
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do their work when I asked, no question. As a matter of fact,
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I have no right to sure of when I've gathered she was mixed up
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emotionally. She hadn't had much freedom because of an inlet mother she took care
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of. I didn't know that. When a while I went into a hospital,
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Jean began to make up for lost time. She led her friends to
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believe that she was friendly with a lot of men. But I don't believe
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that. Oh, I think it was one man, one with enough money
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to buy her expensive things perfume, jewelry, even a gold key. I
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have to admit that she was very beautiful. You say that she worked with
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a number of girls at your office. Yes, yes, we're eleven of
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us. A lot of those eleven. Did you have any close friends that
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you know of? We willing to see the dyet girl, appreciate it.
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They seem to be quite friendly. I couldn't be sure of any of the
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other I would you give me all their names then I'd like to talk to
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of course. Oh, I preaps would be better if you fool me at
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the office in the morning. I could give you their addresses as well.
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Oh, I will do it that way. Oh, thanks very much,
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mister Howison. I'm sorry meeting you couldn't have been more pleasant. The next
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morning, I had a list of eleven feminine names and the address of Harold
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Corey Jean truck driving friends. By ten thirty, I was following up the
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ladder. Come back later when you can't see anybody. Now, I'm an
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investigator from Jean Maxwell's insurance company. I want to talk to you about it.
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So wait a minute. I'm sorry to bother you. My name is
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daughter. Come morning, I had I've been out of town. I didn't
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know about what happened, Like at the paper this morning. If he got
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me rock, sure, I can understand that. How much do you know
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about it? Why did she do it? She didn't? What do you
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mean by that? It's not suicide, it's murder murder? You know her
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pretty well, didn't you? Yeah? Pretty well? Did you buy gifts
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for once in a while, Birthday, Christmas times like that? What kind
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of gifts are you driving as? Can't you remember? Yeah? Sure,
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candy, handkerchiefs, things like that. You know, I don't think I
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like your approach, mister. I'll calm down, mister Corey. I'm giving
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you a chance to rehearse before the police get at you. Why did you
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see her last night before I left Philadelphia and when I was two nights ago
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Tuesday. That's by Wednesday morning. She was found Wednesday morning. I know
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that you're in a spot. You know that you're telling me. People think
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I could me. I loved her, I wanted to marry. I'm sorry,
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friends, in this situation. That's motive, not an alibi. Get
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out of here, wouldn't. You can not leave me alone. You're not
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helping yourself with this act. You're making your work it out, Lieutenant Rosas,
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this is dollar. Lieutenant, I just left a friend of the Maxwell
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girl name of Harold Cory. Or if I could have located jacket is saved
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in the trouble. What do you mean the death was? Who was after
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all? Why? Oh? Come, I'll talk to the report. There
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was a concussion from that prop from the bridge, but that wasn't the cause
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of death. I wait a minute, not so fast. Cause of death
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was from carbon monoxide. Key pulled the suicide red would embarrass somebody in her
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body was passed in the bridge to get her mind. If I cut into
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say something fellows, it won't take too long. Since a word to the
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wise is sufficient. And in the English language there is one word which is
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important to just about everyone in the world. That word is security. Security
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has several different meanings. However, usually we think of it in connection with
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the protecting of our military installations and defense industries. But it means more than
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that. There is a security which applies to every man woman, and child
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in America, the security which comes from being in good health, having a
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good education, and being well taken care of in case things get a little
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too tough to handle by oneself. This kind of security is the problem of
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the President's newest Cabinet member, the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare.
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This department ties together the work of several governmental agencies. First, there
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is the United States Public Health Service, which strives to make certain that the
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general health of the people in our country is in the best of conditions.
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Then there is a Food and Drug Administration, which guarantees that the food we
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eat is pure and safe to eat. The Social Security Board, which takes
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care of old people, children, and the blind who need assistance, also
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comes under the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, as does the
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United States Office of Education. This office does research on the educational possibilities,
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changes and opportunities and passes on its information to the various state boards of education.
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As you can see, the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
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is one of the most important agents easy in our government, assuring us,
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as it does, of a normal and healthy way of life. And now,
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with our star John Lund, we bring you the second act of yours
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truly, Johnny dollars or sit down, Oak. Here's the hot hops report,
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best by six year caused by presence of large amounts of government oxide agents
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unknown. That's it. Probably automobile exhaust that's the most popular these days.
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You believe this kind? I believe what's on the report? And how did
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you say she got into the river? I said, maybe she committed to
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a side is somewhere so that somebody would get involved get rid of her.
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She would probably dumped in the stream. What's the matter? Dollar? I
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thought you'd be happy with this suicide evidence. The insurance company hired me to
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dig up the fact there was suicide, all right, But if it wasn't,
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they want to know that too. And I still don't think it was.
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Why not? Well, from what I've learned, she wasn't a type.
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She liked to be alive, and she played it hard enough to leave
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some motives lying around. Jealousy for one. That boyfriend or her Corey,
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he's a possibility. I talked to him, and for my money, he
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deserves checking. And then there's this what does this unlock? I wish I
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could tell him, but it was undoubtedly given to her by somebody. I'd
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like to know who you think to put a couple of men on it,
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find out where it was made. All right, I'll stick my neck out
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that far for you. And I'm under orders. You know I have to
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be assigned before I can invest. Sure, I understand that. I'll take
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your story upstairs. And he was the best, says, let me know
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what else to sign? I will? Oh, do you have the address
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of the old flame you mentioned? The mother's friend? Still like the settle
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for fraud, wouldn't you? That's star Gener'll give it to you. His
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name is Paul Anderson. I'm from Jean Maxwell's insurance company. Mister Anderson,
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I wonder if you could spare me a few minutes. Yes, I suppose
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he come in. You are the adjustice as soon. No, I'm an
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investigator. Oh, I didn't know she had a policy. No, she
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didn't. Twenty five thousand dollars to go to her mother. I see mother.
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Her death has been classed as suicide, which void the policy. The
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two year self destruction clause is still in effect. That's a petty. Why
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do you say that at least she could have done the poor Mildred as her
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mother as an extremely young mother. It was almost ruined a life for that
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girl. I didn't know that the daughter was born when Mildred was only seventeen,
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and she was left to care for the girl herself. I have helped
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as much as I could. I don't want you to misunderstand. There's nothing
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to be hidden. I suppose it is unusual. I didn't meet Jean first.
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When she took me to her home and I met her mother, I
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realized that Jean was no more than a cheap little opportunist, the complete opster
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from her mother. As I say, I suppose it is unusual. Oh,
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it doesn't make any difference. The point is that you drop the girl
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in favor of her mother. Is that it it wasn't the gross situation you
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evidently wish it had been. Now look here, this has gone far enough.
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You've asked me these for me one reason, so that you can draw
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your own conclusions. Do you think I sent mildreds with the home to get
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her out of the way and I don't. Well, that is not the
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case. But you can't think what you like and go ask Mildred to the
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kids who no, I won't bother her. Do you know anything about a
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gold keys. The Gene had a gold key. No, I don't know
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anything about a gold key. I've known very little about Gene at all these
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past months. So many people seem to know so little about it. Mista
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Dollar. I've been wondering how you are making asks. Oh, I am
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Mary. Have the policeman here yet? No, I'll be scared to death
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if they do come. I feel jilly the minute one looked at me.
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That's common enough. Have you remembered anything that could help another thing? Dollarn
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hay S left last night. It's creepy that her room just like it was
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the last time she left it. I gotta get to move out it.
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Get somebody else in there. Yeah, Mary, the Gene ever mentioned Paul
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Anderson's you Anderson? No, I don't think so, not that I can
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remember. Anyway. She was always kind of secret about things. She did
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talk to you about her mother though, oh little Yeah, I thought he'd
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being in the hospital. Anything about how she got there, No, except
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I got the idea. Jeanne thought it was wrong, how much fun she
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was having without her mother to worry about. She never told you who was
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paying the bills? No, who was is Donerson? Back. Yeah,
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you're sure she never mentioned him. I'm sure i'd remember she did because I
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was curious, and she never mentioned any of them. Okay, thanks many.
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I checked that night with six of the eleven girls who had worked,
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lunched, and chatted with Jean Maxwell. Their collective description was of a girl
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who listened to and enjoyed what other people said, but had little to offer
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herself. None of them knew anything about her private life. But the next
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morning the police located at Goldsmith, who said he remembered making the heart shaped
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key. I went out to see him and then got back to the kind
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of de rosa? How'd you make out of that? Thought the little man
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Dollar. Well, we found the day the key was ordered, and he
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remembered a few things because a councilman's wife came in that same thing. But
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a customer, Carter was the name he gave, mentioned a cottage on a
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bay at the east. The girl's body was found northwest of here. I
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think she was dumb from a car coming toward Boston from out there, so
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I think the cottage is in that direction, the Dutch in Yet, Well,
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if I were going to dump a body, I wouldn't carry it through
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town to take it to that bridge. Would you I'm being paid to think
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about another case. I couldn't sell the murder pitch upstairs but outside, and
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I'll buck for promotion if you're right and upstairs as wrong. And I don't
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suppose you could learned that promotion by assigning some men to cover that northwest section.
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Not at ten that's county division of responsibility. Yeah, and we'd all
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be surprised to know how any criminals take advantage of that. Expected to come
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out of five thirty five dollars mileage covering a two and a half day canvas
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of real estate offices northwest of town objects a cottage probably rented prior to the
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month of June by a man possibly using the name Jay Carter. It was
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a vague leave. It meant morning to night legwork. But on a third
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afternoon it's paid off. We don't rent much up here, is why I
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remember. And now she was a dark haired girl, Is that right right?
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The Anson place on Unbirch Road. Has anybody been there in the past
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few days? Nothing I know about. They used to be there every two
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or three days too. How was the rent paid? Casher checked by a
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cashier check or was it regular or a definite day of the month? I
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mean, and you know the bank. Yes, if I do between the
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first and fifth of each month, since may a check on the commercial bank.
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Thanks. Now, I'd like to one more favor. Would you take
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me out of the cottage. I certainly will. It's a police affair,
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I'm not I'm not the one that's standing away. Oh the job. I've
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always said that I personally out the people I do business with. You never
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know not to profound truth in any business, you know. I certainly try
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to be more careful in the future. Do you want to go now?
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I think I've seen enough it love me like I want to see if it's
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he fit. I did see it. Yeah it did. Oh, mister
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Hollis. May I come in for her? Yeah? Yes, of course.
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I didn't expect to see you again, didn't you, mister Hollis?
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He thought you'd get away with us. What did you say? Well,
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there's no reason to be clever with each other. I know you've killed her.
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You r under the cottage up beyond Mystic River. You use the name
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jay E Carter. Come into the other room. Yes, you're right,
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I did become infatuated with her. If you'd known her, you'd understand.
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I realized last we could have had to stop, and I told her she's
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been with that young Corey boy. I told her, even if I were
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single, eligible to marry, I would advise her to hang on to him
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some in her own age. That was last Tuesday night. Yes, she
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left the cottage and I heard a drive off, At least I thought I
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did. When I went out, I learned what she had really done.
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She committed suicide in the car. Hardly blame me for wanting to keep the
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secret. There wasn't suicide, mister Hollis. You know it, and I
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know it right, mister Dunna, I'll make my statement to the police.
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Fine, I'll drive it down. Thank you, Edward business go back upstairs
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now, I won't I insist it. What good would it do? What
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I've done? Because I lost you, Bice, you ask him to go
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upstairs. By I lose you again. I forbid you to say another word.
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She had taken him away from because she was beautiful. I no longer
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am. I was reading in their cottage, mister Donna, and when they
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came in, I stuck her. Is that the truth? Missus Hanna I
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killed her, and since there was nothing left of our lives, we carry
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fit to the car expense account Item six one hundred and ten dollars final bill
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for car rentals, Item seven eighty five dollars miscellaneous expense a count total two
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hundred and sixty five dollars and eighty five cents. Re Mark. I don't
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know what sticks the Massachusetts courts of war, but Jane Maxwell was not killed
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by the wronged wife. He was unconscious but alive when Hollis put her into
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the car trunk. She died there by carbon monoxide. Here's truly, Johnny
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Dollars, you've been listening to suspense and private investigator Johnny Daller, join us
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night at nine oh five on the bar EXEMPLI welcome back. Well, if
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this case sounds familiar to you, you've been listening to us for a while.
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John Lan actually did the script back on Mark sixth, nineteen fifty three.
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However it was with a different cast. We played that particular episode January
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sixth of two thousand and twelve, so about fifteen months ago. So it
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sounded very familiar, and I knew somehow I'd heard it before, and I
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thought it was John Line episode and I was right, all right. Listener
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comments and feedback Kathy rits In on Facebook. I really like the theme music
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for the Bob Bailey series of yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Is it available
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for anywhere for purchase? Unfortunately I could not find anywhere it was available now.
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Certainly if you have an audio editing program, it's a pretty simple matter
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if you you know how to handle that, just to take the MP three,
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cut out the part with the theme you want to hear and walk around
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with it, you know, added onto your iPod. But nobody has set
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up I cut either a free download or a paid down downloade of that particular
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theme. One thing that does have a very strong resemblance to the Johnny Dollar
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theme is the theme to the TV series See. I'm not going to say
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it's exactly the same by any measure, However, it may be worth taking
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listen to to see if that would feel your need or come close enough,
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because it is a stirring theme in its own right, the theme to Sea
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Well, thanks so much, Margaret and Josh. I appreciate both your comments.
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