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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Jolly Roger Fraud Matter, Parts Three and Four (EP1055) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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it's time for us to continue on with Part three and Part four of the
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Jolly Roger fraud matter from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Dollar. I
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have your call the girls under Los Angeles Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico. Good
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operator one moment. Hello, this is doctor Fernando and Nande. I'm Johnny
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Dollar, investigating the record of yeat that Jolly Roger. The only sa if
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I have a reporter was a cabin boy and I understand he just died in
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your hospital. Yes, but under most unusual circumstances and your dollar, that's
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exactly what I wanted to know. There are some things you told me earlier
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that I think you ought to know. Doctor. I'm on my way down
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there to tea. I wanted to see you tonight and every weekday night.
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Bob Bailey in the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed Expenser cout
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America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigator AUS truly Johnny Dollar expense account submitted by Special Investigator
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Johnny Dollar, location San Diego, California to the Universal Adjustment Bureau Hertford,
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Connecticut assignment the Jelly Roger fraud. Four hundred and sixty thousand dollars worth of
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palatial yacht gone down to Davy Jones's locker expense account, Item nine forty cents.
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Telephone call to the hospital in Tijuana from a phone both at Coast Guard
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headquarters here in San Diego. Because of the Nact Paula Zanagians seemed to have
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for knowing everything I did, everyone I talked Joe, even on the telephone,
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I was afraid to let my call go through even the Coastguard switchboard.
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But before leaving for Tia one, I checked with Jan Penny and talk briefly
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again with Lieutenant Smith. You mean you think Zenagian had somebody put that cap'n
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boy out of the way before you could talk with him, though the doctor
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only said that he died under unusual circumstances. But yes, that's exactly what
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I think. What's more important right now is that apparently the lad told the
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doctor a thing or two before he died. So I'm going on down there.
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You want to use my car, well, Zanagian seemed to know I
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was going to use it before. He'll probably expect me to use it now.
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See, you better get me a rental car, have it delivered to
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my hotel service entrance under your name. Okay, Zanagian made no bones about
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it when I talked to him. He's having me tailed, and he'll probably
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try to do the same thing to me that he did to Burt Parker once
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he's sure I'm trying to block his four hundred and sixty thousand dollars claim dollar
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But me, I am to stay alive until I can not only prove his
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claim of fraud but see him send up a murdering Parker and the lads who
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went down with a jolly Roger DOLLI why don't you get the police in this
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with you? If your life's in danger, I want to do it alone.
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He one more thing. Yeah, you're sure that Zanegian needed money?
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I thought from all I've ever heard that that international racket here was loaded.
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According to the papers, both Holland and Switzerland locked up his bank accounts just
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within the last week or so. That's why he needs a pot full of
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cash to get over there. That's why he sank his ship so he could
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collect from your insurance company. Accident. Some mechanical failure? Is that what
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he said? Uh huh, something to do with the electrical system. He
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used his own words. But if the cabin boy was the only survivor of
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the explosion and he didn't talk to anything except this doctor Henandi's I'm going to
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see right then, how could Zaneiki you know what made his yacht burn and
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sink? What's your guests expense account? Idem ten fifty dollars deposit on rental
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car. On the way back to the hotel to pick it up, I
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kept looking for somebody that I could identify as the tails an Agin had put
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on me. But if he was there, I couldn't take him. And
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as I drove the few short miles from San Diego to Tea One, I
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began to wonder if maybe I was just too small fry for Paula's Andagan shipping
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magnet munition maker International Spy to boy the way. Nonetheless, I still kept
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an eye out for a familiar face, or more to the point, for
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a familiar car that might be following me. Midday traffic on the Big Broad
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Highway was astonishingly sparse. A handful of tourist type cars loaded with families on
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the way across the border for a quick look see at Mexico. A handful
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of movers were on their way to see how far and how long their American
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dollars would keep them in favorably exchange Mexican pesos. So smart cadillacs, some
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of them towing out board runabouts and filled with eager eyed fishermen, and the
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usual run of trucks, big trucks and trailers, the boys who made a
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living behind the wheel, the best drivers on the road wherever they were loaded
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with goods for transport between states or countries or what have you. I drove
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fast, I drove slowly, and I still didn't see any car that might
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have been following. To make sure, I took off on a gravel side
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road, drove a mile or more awaited nobody followed me, so I finally
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gave up and went back to the main highway. At the porter, I
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asked the guards where the Corazondelos Hungary's hospital was, drove the card to it,
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parked and back and asked the first nurse I could find, And I
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should have stopped right there because she was beautiful. Asked her where doctor Henandis
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hung out. Hernandi spoiled a beautiful romance in the buddy and led me into
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his office. Oh please to sit down and your daughter, Thanks, doctor
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Henandis. I'm so glad you've come. We're here at the hospitality must confess
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well somewhat concerned. When the fisherman brought in the poor young cabin boy who
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survived the wreck of it, what was her name name? Jolly Roger.
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Yeah, that's right, Zanagian couldn't have picked a better one, so Jolly
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Rogers. The name of the flag that pirate ships used to fly, scull
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and crossbones. I suppose you know see. I know it was a glorified
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by praying on the whole world. I'm a student of history, s and
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your modern as well as ancient. In his small, selfish way, I
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realized that paulic in Aagen has looted the whole world. A dangerous man.
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If say you were worried when his cabin boy showed up because there was a
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man who called and wished to visit him, insisted on it, oh see,
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But of course, because of his condition, we could not permit it.
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The explosion of the ship had done a great deal of damage to his
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small body. When he was brought in here, I could see that immediate
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surgery was necessary to save his life. So I operated. As I did
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so, realized that divine providence would permit me to save the life of this
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poor unfortunate. My operation was a success, but you told me over the
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fall that he died. We are a poor hospital, and usually when able
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to provide such things. But I appointed a special nurse to look after I
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ordered that man, who would not give his name, but who insisted on
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seeing him, be kept away. Doctor. However, two hours ago the
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nurse left him only for a brief moment, and only to inform me of
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the remarkable improvement he had made. When I entered his room, he was
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dead. Look, doctor, I'm sorry if you lost your patient, of
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course, but you told me over the phone that there was something unusual about
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his death. That's why I came down here. He would have lived.
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He would have lived, Senor, except that someone got into the room with
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him during the brief moment he was left alone, got into him and killed
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him with this what is it? And Eddie needle? I think so.
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He would have been well against Senor, but he was kill murdered. He
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told the police about this, see, and they are what you call a
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loss. How do you think I feel? I was going to tell them
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what I knew about the unfortunate boy. When your telephone call came. Then
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I decided perhaps i'd best talk to you first. Well, just what is
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it you know about him? It is what he knew about the sinking of
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the ball the Jolly Roger. Thanks to adrenaline and other statements I administered even
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before we began the anesthetic for the operation. That safety and I didn't stay
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so long. See, he regained consciousness long enough to talk with me.
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He talked a great deal Wow, well, doctor, what did he tell
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you? My notes? I kept very careful notes in this drawer? When
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is the doctor? What's the manner the notes I had? They're gone gone
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here? I kept them here because I knew they'd helped to solve the crime
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of the singing of the ship. Or what did this boy tellier? Notes?
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Or no notes? Doctor? You must remember something about he told you?
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Yes, well, what that he'd seen a strange device taken aboard the
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ship. He was young and curious. His all boys all yeah, that
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only the capitan of the vessel had handled it, had taken it to the
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engine room, that he had inquired about it and been told to mind his
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own affairs. What kind of a device was it? Did he tell you?
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Like a clock, he said, a clock and alarm box, Like
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an alarm clock. It was set for two thirty five, he hold everything.
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That was the time the coast Guard patrol plane saw the explosion. I
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knew that. Why go on, doctor, that Senor Dollar is old.
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I don't know about you, but it sounds to me like Zaneggi and one
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of his men are both planning at the time bomb in the engine room of
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that yard. See no, now, wait, a minute. Yes,
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if the captain knew about it, it looked down to the US coast Guard
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reported that the only survivor was this cabin boy. As surely the captain wouldn't
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have let himself get blown up. No, he would not accept for one
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thing. Yeah, and I tell you only what I know from the cabin
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boy. By what's that this trip was a test before the ship in the
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yacht was to go on a long trip. It had many new devices on
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it, a large tall mash for what you call the radar. Yeah,
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on a capitain when they reached a point of the Coronado Islands, ordered a
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small boat put how they say, over the side, that's right, the
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one. But in doing so, the mask the radar mast fell down,
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and the capitan was struck by very doctor. Doctor I Wason wasn't carefully tell
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no one you've talked to me. Tell your local police if you like what
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you learned from the cabin boy, reported to your coast guard. Whatever you
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have to do down here in Mexico. But don't, under any circumstances let
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anyone know you've talked to me. I do not understand. Sing you wonder
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where your notes on the cabin boy are well if you ask me, he's
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an again is looking them over right now? Nothing is impossible with a guy
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like him. What I'm getting at is this, I'm a mark man,
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doctor. He's after me, and he'll be after anybody who tries to help
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me. I cannot believe. Would you'd better if you want to stay in
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one piece or take no chances? I don't think I was followed down here,
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but I may have been. If so, your life is in danger,
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same as mine, so please watch your step until I can pen whatever
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it takes on zanagain to send him off a life. This is fanasty,
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Yeah, sure it is. But outside of you and a girl named Jan
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Penny and doctor man, I use that phone of yours for a call across
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the border, well, of course, thanks. Hello, Hello, operator,
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I want to call Coast Guard headquarters in San Diego, California. Lieutenant
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John Smith. You know some Your Mexican operator speakers good English. Hello?
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Yes, thank you? You seem alarm, senor doctor. I just hope
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you find no cause for alarm before this mess is over. But I say
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it again, watch your step. The matter of fact that you've talked with
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me that Hello, where can I reach him. Well, sure, I'll
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talk to anybody there at headquarters. Hello, I'm I'm calling Lieutenant John I
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see thanks. What is it, mister Dollar. Lieutenant Smith is dead.
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What a hit and run accident about an hour after I left him. Watch
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your step, doctor, see and you do? Johnny Dollar. Sergeant Franklin,
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San Diego Police Homicide. Oh, thanks for returning my call. What
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are you doing in Tijuana? Following a lead on the singing of the Jolly
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Roger? What else? I still think that yacht was sunk by her owner,
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Paula Sanagan. You're not alone, sergeant. Listen. Yeah. Bert
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Parker of the insurance company was suspicious. He held up the claim, so
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he was killed hit and run. I know. Lieutenant Smith of the Coast
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Guard was helping me with the case. Now he's been killed also hitting run.
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We know. We're working on it. Jan Penny, who was Parker's
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secretary, is helping me too. Get it, I get it. I'll
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sign a man a protect her immediate good Dollar? Yeah, what about you?
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Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. Location in San Diego,
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California. The Universal Adjustment Bureau, Hartford, Connecticut assignment the Jolly Roger fraud,
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the sinking of a palatial yacht of that name, and a couple of
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murders connected therewith. I thought I was going to southern California for a vacation,
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you know, a couple of busy weeks at La Joya, sitting around
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in the sun, doing a bit of skin diving, maybe even some personal
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investigation to see if the publicity pictures of the contents of some of those bikini
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bathing suits were really true. But I ran headlong into what looks like a
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very very fraudulent insurance claim four hundred and sixty thousand dollars worth claimed by an
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international trouble maker named Paulus Zanagian for the loss of his yacht, the Jolly
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Roger. Only the crew were aboard when it headed out toward the Coronado Islands
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on a test run, a tryout for a lot of new radar equipment.
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After a big explosion that caused the Jolly Roger to burn and sink, only
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one man came back. I told what I knew about him to say Sargeant
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Franklin at San Diego Police Headquarters, and then the poor lad died there in
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the hospital in Tijuana. Huh yeah, but not until he told the senior
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medical a couple of things that make me surer than ever that the owner,
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Paula Zanagian, planned the explosion and sinking. Evidently Sergian the captain took a
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time bomb on board and let himself get blown up with a yacht NA looked
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out not that easy. He had been able to get off before the time
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bomb exploded if he hadn't been hit over the head by a falling radar mask.
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Oh oh, I see, But what I don't see is why Zannagian
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had his ship blown up in the first place. Well, if you've read
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the papers, you know that the Swiss and Dutch governments have put all of
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Zanagian's funds under lock and key. Oh yeah, in spite of the millions
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Zanagian has made off his international arms smuggling rackets is fomenting of revolutions among the
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smaller countries. He suddenly found himself without enough money to get over there and
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do whatever is necessary to free his money. Somebody finally caught up with his
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international racketeer. That's right. His credit, of course, isn't any good
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anywhere big yacht, sure, but he didn't have enough money to pay his
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way back to Europe unless he could collect for the loss of the Jolly Roger.
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And when Bert Parker tried to stall on settling the claim, Parker didn't
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last long. Then I came into the picture. I talked to zinagain.
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Yeah, he told me if I didn't see that his claim was settled immediately.
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Well, he casually mentioned Bert Parker's sudden demise. Dollar, I wonder
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if there isn't some technicality on which we can hold Hey, Jan Penny,
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who was Parker's secretary. Yeah, Jan has been helping me in the case
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result of warning threatening both her and me. And you know what happened to
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Lieutenant Smith as the result of his giving me a hand. Have you got
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somebody keeping an eye on Jan? I don't get Tommy Golden, one of
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the best men on the force. Andy's smart enough to keep her from knowing
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he's watching over. Fine, things have happened so fast since I got here
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that I haven't had time to check thairly with her on the background of the
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whole case. Well, it really shouldn't be too disagreeable a job Dollar,
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Huh, I've seen her. What's your next step? Well, First,
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what progress have you made in finding out who ran down Lieutenant Smith? Same
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story we got when your friend Bert Parker was run down and killed. Yeah,
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the few witnesses just weren't on the ball. In each case. It
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was a black Buick Sedan fifty four or fifty five. Nobody saw license plate?
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You mean there was none in the car? Apparently not. Traffic Division's
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going to have some to answer for. Unless the license plates were hidden just
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during the time of the well murders, is probably the right worry, possible
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probable, So forgive your traffic detail. Needless to say, we're checking every
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public garage in town and every car in the streets. But beyond that dollar,
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we're just as sure as you are that Zaneggin himself is behind all this.
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He's not only a man, he's an international organization. Oh brother,
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don't sell me for all I know you're one of his boys. Now wait
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a minute. No, on every move I've made since I got here,
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almost before I've made it. When he met me outside Coast Guard headquarters and
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tried to stop me from going down to t on one, I thought Heaven
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helped me that maybe Lieutenant Smith was one of his boys. Until Smith was
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killed. He's had somebody on my tailor every minute since I hit this town
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of yours. I'm sure of it. I can't spawn him. Yeah,
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we feel the same way about Zaneggian that you do. We know that wherever
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he goes, he has well it sounds corny, but call him henchman hanging
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around with him. Maybe it's just one or two, or maybe it's a
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dozen, and we've tried to spot him, but no luck. Certainly none
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of the crew that Jolly Roger were among them, or he wouldn't have let
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him get blown up. Or maybe he doesn't have any little helpers. Maybe
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he does everything himself, And that's funny. You should say that it was
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he himself who took out the policy on the Jolly Roger. It was he
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who personally made the claim. It was he who drove his car around to
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meet me at Coast Guard headquarters. As a matter of fact, it was
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Ah, can you tell me why? Oh? Because he alone couldn't have
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known about my coming out here, my every movement. He'd be crazy to
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drive the hit and run cars that killed Parker and Smith, And after all,
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there were a couple of husky characters standing around quietly in the corners of
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his Pethhouse site when I called on him. One of them six foot two,
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black hair and a scarf from his right ear nearly to his chin.
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Yeah, he's been watched every minute he's been out at Zanagian's hotel room ever
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since they got here. A short, heavy set, wormy little man.
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That's right him too. We get nothing on him except that we know they're
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working for Zanegi. What's your next move? Dollar? Oh, if I
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had any sense, i'd do what I came out here to do, have
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myself a vacation over in Lajoyer, forget this whole thing. Let the insurance
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company pay the claim on the Jolly Roger. Let Zenagan get out of the
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country and forget it. You'd be able to forget the threats on your own
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life, Dollar, Yeah, and I'd be able to Hey, wait a
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minute, what about jan Penny. I told you I'll have a man looking
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after it. Oh yeah, well, I guess the best thing I can
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do is take her over to Burt Parker's office, have her open the files
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and see if I can find something there to get to work on. Incidentally,
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Dollar, she drives a black Buick I hate to say it, Sergeant,
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Have you checked it out? I probably shouldn't have thought what I thought
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about Jane when I asked that question. I was sorry I had when I
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reached her apartment a few minutes later. Who is it, Johnny Dollar?
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Johnny, I'm so glad. I was worried about you. Something, haven't
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Jen worried about you? That's all? When you told me you were going
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down to Tijuana alone, Well, I was worried about you. Thanks.
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Hey, look, Jane, let's get down to business. Did you get
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down to the office this morning. Yes? I took a cab down there
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right after breakfast and spent the entire day where the files on an agent's policy
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on the Jolly Roger intact. Yes, Why do you ask that? And
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nobody bothered you there? Oh, Johnny. It's the reason I'm so glad
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you're here. What is all day? I've had the feeling I'm being followed
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at where you are because of the warning of the phone, the one I
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told you about it and you still don't know who it was. No,
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but John warning was for you too. If you don't lay off this case.
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Is that the way the voice on the phone put yes, and it
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threatened me if I helped you. Look, Jim, you want to back
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out while you're still on one piece. You know what happened to Bert Parker
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when he tried to buck Paulus as an agent. I love Bert, Johnny.
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He was the kind of man you are, honest and good and Johnny,
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why don't you get out of this case? Pay him off anything,
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but don't risk your life on it too. You really mean that, don't
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you? You're fine? And don't you see this madman's an egg and I'll
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stop it nothing to hurt the people who oppose him. And if you keep
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on, even if it means forgetting about finding out who killed Bert Parker,
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Yes, Johnny, Yes, if it means putting your own life in danger,
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settle his claim anything, how about you, I'll go away. I'll
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go somewhere else and try to forget the whole thing. Oh Johnny, listen
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to me. It isn't worth it to take the risk you take. Jan
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It's my job. Why should you worry about me because I even if I
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haven't known you a few days, I don't know. Maybe it's rebound.
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Maybe I'm acting like a baby. But since Bert, Oh Johnny, I'm
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so lone and I'm so. Jan was a very pretty girl, soft warm,
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lovely. We had a drink or too, and talked about a lot
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of things. The kind of things I'd planned to talk about is some charming
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girl on the vacation I'd planned but wasn't having here in southern California. I
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might even have forgotten about cleaning up the case and going on to LaToya.
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Why don't you make the company pay them off, Johnny? Forget it so
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you and I won't be in danger from this man suspicion. Why can't a
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guy relax and enjoy a situation like Jan? Come on, honey, I
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gotta get out of here. Look, I've got a hunch, and in
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this crazy business of mine, when you get a hunch, you better ack.
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No Johnny tomorrow, No, honey. Look, I'm going down to
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police headquarters. The one thing I haven't checked on, the one person that
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was connected with Brick Parker. But police headquarters this time, and I don't
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know Jim Franklin. He said he'd be there all night. Sorry, Jan,
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leave me here all alone. You come with me. We'll grab a
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cab and get down there together, all right. Then we'll come back here
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It depends on what I find out, and I'll wait for you only.
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Why don't you take my cards right down in the parking place just outside the
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building. Okay, sure, yep, I'll get you the keys. Oh,
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I know which one is yours. It's no black YOI in parking space
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five down there. Just add a new paint job. You can't mistake it
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here, Thanks, Jane. Didn't you say something about taking a cab down
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to the office this one because of the fresh paint in my car It was
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so foggy this morning. I wanted it looking nice in case you wanted to
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use it. You're a rascal. See you later. I kissed Jan goodbye
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for the time they and left. I hadn't the least idea in the world
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of contacting Sergeant Franklin at that time of night. But I had to think
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this thing out. Suspicions pure and simple, about a lot of things that
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might explain how an agent had known my every move since I arrived in San
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Diego. Yeah, that was it. Get out on the road in the
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fresh air alone, and think of it. The black Buick was parked in
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a lot in Space five, all shiny in its new coat of paint.
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Yeah, new paint that might cover up, and he marks a hit and
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run killer man. I was about to close the door, turn the switch,
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and take off when I noticed somebody, the car painter perhaps, had
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left the hood open. I stepped around to the front of the car to
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slam it down when my guardian angel or whatever it is told me to take
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a good look inside. I'm glad I did. Glad I'd noticed the hood
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partly opened, that I hadn't turned on the key because wired to the ignition
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was a bomb that would have blown me to kingdom. Come now, here's
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our star to tell you about the final intriguing episode of this week's story tomorrow,
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the wind up where the obvious becomes only too obvious. Join us,
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won't you? Yours Truly? Johnny Dull. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring
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Bob Bailey is transcribed in Hollywood. It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone,
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who also wrote tonight's story. Be sure to join us tomorrow night,
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same time and station for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar.
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Roy Rowan speaking welcome back. Well, I don't know, I had said
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before. I think it was last week that usually they hit it into part
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five with a sense of suspense. In this case, they said, what's
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obvious is going to become more obvious, And I think I know what's obvious,
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So I don't know if that s that's the best things up best,
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But who knows? What I think is obvious may not be actually what's obvious,
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and it may not and the way that it gets more obvious may be
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more interesting. But if that's the case, it's not obvious to me.
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All right, Well, on to listener comments and feedback, and we have
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this from Yira on Twitter. Since currently listening to my new obsession radio shows
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at Radio Detectives in the car with me Madre number radio show number Johnny Dollar.
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Thanks so much, and you can follow the show on Twitter at Radio
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Detectives. All right, Well, that will do it for today. We'll
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be back tomorrow with another adventure of Nick Carter and now we'll be back on
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Friday as we wrap up the Jolly Roger fraud matter. In the meantime,
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Adam Grahamson and off.