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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Templeton Matter (EP1315) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Well, now it's time for today's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar.
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The Templeton Matter from Hollywood. It's time now four Johnny Dollar, lud Burlow,
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Johnny, I'm in a spot. What's the matter. The Templeton Howes
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in Boston was knocked over some time during the night. We have one hundred
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thousand dollars loss on our hands. Can you go over there right away?
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Well, I'll see where the plane situation is lot and if I find the
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plane situation. Just back up and get out to the airport. I'll meet
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you to hang her twelve. Why I'm chartering a plane for you? Bob
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Bailey and the Exciting Adventures of a Man with the Action Packed Expense Account America's
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Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigators, Truly Johnny Dollar expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny
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Dollar to the Mid Eastern Intemnity Corporation Home Office, Hartford, Connecticut, following
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as an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the Templeton Matter expense account
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autum one five dollars even cab fare for my apartment to hang at twelve.
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At the airport, a twin engine Bonanza had been rolled out and a fueling
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truck was pulled up alongside a man in a sheepskin seemed to be supervising things.
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The man who seemed to be supervising him was lud Barlowe. When he
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saw him, he waved his briefcase. Hey Johnny, Hi, Hi,
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you all said, Well, I'm here. That's what you mean at all
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your luggag. Yeah, this is a This is Tommy Clark. Johnny,
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You're pilot. I am tom I'll stow this scare for you all. Thanks,
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So faster we move on this, the better off we are. You
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know that, I know. Eh. This is the blanket policy. This
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is the itemized list. This is the itemized list broken down. You'll have
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to check the itemized against the sales, your authorization procedures, and the description
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of stock records, including shipments received by Templeton House up to an including the
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first day of last week. Okay, so now maybe you'll tell me what
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this is all about, and when you get there, what what it's all
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about. Let's start with temple the House. I'm the biggest jewelry firm in
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Boston. You said they were robbed last night. Burglarise broken into somewhere between
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five and seven o'clock in the morning. They get away with Well, that's
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for you to find out, Johnny. We carry a blanket policy on all
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their stock. Anything in the store in the way a merchandise discovered. On
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the phone, you said something about one hundred thousand dollars. It may be
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two hundred thousand, Johnny. I take it you talked to somebody in Boston.
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Yeah, did you talk to the police, Yes, for a minute.
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I told him I was sending a man. They're expecting you give your
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hand, was Adella. Oh thanks, stop, okay, thanks, host
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Inschurange, Lieutenant Roebuck. Roebuck, Yeah, get your seatbelt, was Isadella.
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Oh sure, you'll want to see those content records. You'll be sure
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and tell them they're up to date. O was the man with a company?
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What the man of the company temple to remember honey of clients and make
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something like this a lot better than that. We're in a turns governed send
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five. I'll try to remember that we're market. By the time we arrived
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at the Boston Airport, I'd read over the policy and had a fair idea
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of the coverage involved. Expense account had him two ten dollars more campfare.
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I dropped my banks off at the Independence Hotel and had the driver take me
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over to the Templeton House. Two police carents were parked in front of the
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building and two uniform police officers were parked in the doorway. I'm sorry,
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mister, this store is not open today. Well, I'm heard the insurance
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company. Oh but then a Roebucks at the back bad at the bank of
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the store, A white coated intern and an ambulance attendant were working over a
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blanket wrapt figure laid out on the stretcher. One of them was operating a
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plasma too. Yeah, I was checking the pulse. A group of men
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summon uniform are watching closely. The tall, thin one seemed to be in
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charge of things. Bucky Yeah, Johnny Dollar, let me take you long.
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It's Sergeant Younger, Sergeant Toury, this mister Dollar and the insurance coming.
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I mean, what's this. This man is a special patroler working here.
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He must have walked right in the middle of it and got himself shut
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and didn't given him transfusion to her since I found it, said anything in
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I hasn't been conscious. Doc, how about it. We can't do anymore
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here that think we'll have to risk a trip to the hospital and try and
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operate. Okay, boys, road up, doctus. Mister Dollar insurance coming.
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Okay, Doc, we're gonna want to talk to him a minute he
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comes around. I'm not gonna promise you anything didn't well. See yupside,
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Johnie, you didn't waste much time. I brought a contents list that might
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help you. It's good best help we're going to get from that Patroler.
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Come on, sure that's just where they got him, Jimmy, huh yeah,
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most likely there's Mark's there on the door jam. There's ringtel right now.
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They only took important stuff, easy to move, easy to break down,
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and on load. You mean yeah. You can see where they snipped
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the alarms, grounded, the wires, showcases, untouched on they went straight
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for the safe tilling. We really got something on our hands. You don't
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just break into a store and open one of these things very easy. Someone
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did. The neighborhood was canvas for possible witnesses. I spent the rest of
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the morning with Dorian Templeton, the owner of the company. I knew we
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had taken an inventory of the missing stock, had drawn up a tentative lists.
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I know that about does it, mister Dalla, No, it's the
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next step. I'll check this against the merchandise received reports, mister Templeton.
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It'll take a while. As soon as I have that finished, you can
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check it over again and file a formal claim and then the company will reimburse
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you in cash. What are the chances for recovering in a case nineties?
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Well, I could quote the actuaries, mister Templeton, but I won't.
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Why not whoever broke in here last night knew what they were about. They
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opened your vault the way you'd open your front door. They took what they
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wanted and got out very quickly. No alarm, no witnesses. The chances
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are they planning the rest of it just as well. They probably scanted.
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The police aren't sure how many men were involved. They know it was at
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least two men, possibly three. How did they arrive at that one man
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working on the safe, another man looking on, possibly two. The point
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is the more men who were involved, the harder it'll be for them to
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take the jewelry, break it down, sell it and stay out of sight.
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They're going to get away with it. I didn't say that. Well,
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nothing changed to have gone wrong with their plans so far. One thing
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went wrong that special patrolman surprise him. True, he didn't have time to
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draw his gun or sound the alarm, but they had to shoot him.
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And if something hadn't gone wrong, they'd have been satisfied to knock him on
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the head. Yes, Oh, what happens now, Well, that's up
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to the police. I can tell you their investigation will take some time.
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Burgulary is the toughest kind of thing to work on. Why no witnesses.
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I never know of it, although you all cleaned up. Now we got
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a tentative list. As soon as I check it, i'll give it to
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you. Okay, mister Templeton, I'd like to have you come with me
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now. No, yes, we'll want your statements soon. There's quite a
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bit of work to do with the employee. Oh wait, dollars. As
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soon as you get the list up, give me a ring. Yeah okay,
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And he knows about the policeman. Yeah, it's a murder case.
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Now expense account at him three twenty five dollars tenographic fees. The public stenographer
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at the hotel helped me make a comprehensive list of the stolen items, which
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was verified by temple The amount of loss was set at one hundred thousand dollars.
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Right late afternoon, clerks, stenographers, accountants, designers, salespeople,
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stone cutters, all intevilet. His employee had made statements to Lieutenant Roebuck.
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The statements were in the process of being checked. A general roundup of known
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safe crankers and burglary suspects had begun. I expend account had him four three
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dollars and seventy five cents dinner, Lieutenant Roebuck at myself, Oh, it's
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going to be a long night. Any luck on the employees, it's hard
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to say it. One of them is a record yeah fellow named Tabor,
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one of the janitors. There is a two time loser. I didn't tucked
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away in a sell until we cleose some of the other stuff away. As
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he said anything, he denies all knowledge as far as time incident goes.
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He was home sleeping when all this happened. But that doesn't rule him out
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of somehow getting that safe combination and passing it onto a friend. Yeah.
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Man, when the records after he that kind of friends would be interested in
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just that kind of thing. Hey, how much do you want me around?
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Your free agent? Dollar? Do you have any ideas? I'll listen.
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It's a tough baby anyway you look at it. Let me talk to
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Tamer. There might be a shortcut. Why not, Well, John Tavor,
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that's right, who are you? Johnny Dollar? Like to talk to
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him and then, okay, talk He might be in a lot of trouble.
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Tama, gotta be too bad. They tell me you were a two
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time loser. If you don't believe but they tell you, you just go
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look it up for yourself. It's right down there in the books. How
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did you get that job at Tumbelan's. I asked for it. They know
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about your record. No, you keep it from them. I didn't broadcast
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it, would you? No? Okay? What other dumb questions have you
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got? Do you have any ideas about this? I've got a lot of
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ideas. Do you know anything about it? No, et, anything,
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cigarettes anything. I'm all set. Okay. My company faces a big loss
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in this case. We'd like to avoid that loss. There's a standard offer
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I'm authorized to make in some instances. I'm going to make it to you.
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If you have any knowledge of this crime and can furnish any information that
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will lead to the arrest of the person's involved and recovery of the merchandise,
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Mike Company will guarantee you the best possible legal assistance in the event that information
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should incriminate you. That's pretty generous. Well, I have to say it
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to you. I can use your own judgment. Hey, goud, it's
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a pretty good offer when you think about it, Davy, you have a
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record. The police can't pass you up without a lot of scrutiny. You
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know that that record makes me a real hot one. I swiped a couple
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of cars, and now they think I might have opened that vault. No,
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they don't think that, but they have to find out if you might
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have contact with somebody who did open I don't know anything about it. That
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case, you'll be released, Oh sure, sure, I'll be released when
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every cup in town had a go at me twice. I'll be released when
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the guys who did the job walk into the station and say we didn't mean
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it, we want to give it back. They've always got to have somebody
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to throw to the newspapers. Maybe you know it and I know it.
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Nothing better than to throw some all egx Cott and the cannon hole of but
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questioning ill love go for it. No any more ideas Karen Russell, Lieutenant
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see Homie Talks Too and Homie Meets John Tavia was released without bail in the
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twenty four hour watch was put on his residence. By ten o'clock the next
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morning, the police had located three witnesses to the shots that had killed the
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special Potroment. However, none of them had seen the burglars or the kid
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that was used. The District Attorney's office issued an order impounding the financial records
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of Templeton House. A complete don't It revealed that its affairs were in excellent
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shape. It also revealed that Templeton himself was the only man in the jewelry
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firm who had the combination of the vaults. His statements emphatically denied giving the
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combination to anyone, as far as the police were able to determine he was
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telling the truth. The search were all known safecrackers extended into New York and
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Philadelphia and Chicago. On the morning of the third day, a claims adjuster
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arrived from hartfreet with a check for one hundred thousand dollars full payment on the
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claim. Two hours later we had the first break on the case. Hey
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oh hey, wi oh hello Lukes. Then on get in, that's up
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hello. Harvard Division found the body down with the docks early this morning.
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Oh, weighted down with thirty eight slugs. They were fired from the same
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gun that killed that special patrolman. The match temples on your knee, Act
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two of yours, truly Johnny Dollar, in just a moment, it is
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a rare event when a young man decides to leave civilization behind and hide himself
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away in the steaming jungle just so he can help his fellow humans in a
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remote corner of the world. The late doctor Tom Dooley did just that when
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he left the United States to help the sick and starving jungle people in the
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little kingdom of Leos in Southeast Asia. Doctor Dooley's story is well known to
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nearly everyone, and all over the world people talk of his little jungle hospital
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on stilts. That's where he treated the dread diseases of the jungle and trained
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native medical technicians so that they might help their own people. Doctor Dooley wrote
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and lectured to many people so that the work of his medical assistance program MEDICO
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might go on. It was not easy for someone so young and so talented
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to give up the bright lights of the city and plan himself down in an
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unknown jungle just for the purpose of helping unfortunate people he didn't even know.
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But through MEDICO, doctor Tom Dooley wanted to help people. He wanted to
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help people to help themselves. To day, the work of MEDICO is going
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forward in a number of countries besides Laos. Young men are being sent to
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the United States to be schooled in medicine, with the idea of returning to
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their own countries to help their own people. Hundreds of thousands of dollars worth
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of medical supplies have been donated by American business men in pharmaceutical companies to day
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Doctor Tom Dooley's work is being continued for him. It is helping to create
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better understanding. It is an injection of the spirit of freedom, the right
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of all men everywhere, now Act two of yours, truly, Johnny Dollar
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and the Templeton matter. I spent the rest of the day with Lieutenant Roebuck
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at the morgue. The body that had been found in the harbor was a
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man about thirty five to forty years old, slim bill, dark hair.
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The labels had been cut out of his clothes and the laundrymarks torn off.
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His fingerprints didn't check with anything in the local files. Roebuck put them on
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the wire to Washington and requested an urgent identification. Johnny Dollar, blood Farlow,
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Johnny, what's this in the paper? Well especial for Trolman and the
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unidentified man were killed by the same gun as soon as we get an identification,
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we can go to work. How about that ex con that turned off
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working at Dimpletons. I was still watching him. He might have been the
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case man. So far, it's just an idea. I'd like a recovery
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on this one, Johnny, So what do you think is possible? Well,
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two days ago I would have said no. Today things look better.
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For one thing, none of the merchandise has shown up on the market.
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For another thing, there'll be There has to be some kind of connection with
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this unidentified man. I just read your report on Templeton himself. He's out
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of the question as a suspect so far. Yeah, he's the only one
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who had the combination of the safe. There's no apparent motive for him to
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rob himself, and he's the only gone Start yelling at me, lot,
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I know what you're thinking. Find a motive or give us time. Boy,
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I give his time on everything. Oh, I guess I hate to
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pay off think claims. You may get it back. Keep your pants on
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expense account at him five fifty dollars deposit for rented car. That afternoon,
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I drove from Boston to Creek Stale, a home of the grantled Safe Company,
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where he met a man who looked as formidable as the product he manufactured.
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As I found him standing inside a shiny new vault ready for shipmen,
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beautiful thing on its way to South America tonight. Well I never thought of
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a safely exactly that way, mister grand beauty strength. Think for a moment,
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sir, the treasures it will someday hold. But I bore you,
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sir with my enthusiasm. Now then you say you are here on a matter
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of vaults. One vault, mister Grantlin, the one your company sold and
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installed at the Templeton House in Boston seventeen years ago. Yes, as you
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read about the burglary. No, sir, I have no Templeton House.
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Yes, the vault was open, blasted open. Someone had a combination.
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I am bewildered, sir, indeed I am. You want a thorough accounting
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from my organization, of course, Well that's up to the police, mister
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Grantlin. Right now, for my own information, I wonder if you could
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tell me who might have the combination of that vault. Well, an answer
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to your question, I would first have to inspect our records. I brought
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the Serian mothers, Oh, well, let me see. Oh that's as
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good as the key series. Mister Keating set the final combination, mister Keating,
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Yes, my chief engineer for years. And who else myself? Sir?
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I'd have a record of the combination in my own file. And who
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are those available to myself? Sir? If I keep them in my own
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vault, I see it? Anyone else? No one here. The people
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in proper authority are templetons. I'd like to make mister Keating if I couldn't
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impossible, mister why, mister Keating, it's been dead these six years.
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I drove back to Boston Roebuck and told him about my interview with Grendlin.
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He said he'd already started looking into Grantlin's background and expected to have a report
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within thirty six hours. I was a little surprised when Dorrian Tevelen called half
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an hour later and asked me to have lunch with him. Would you like
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it, Drake? No, no, now, nice not. I didn't
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know whether to call you or the police, mister Dollar. I finally decided
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on you. Huh, that's a matter. Well, it's one of those
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strange things. I'm not a particularly observant man, and I don't know why
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I observed this go on hour. The last night, Missus Templeton and I
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went to a dinner dance at the country club. We thought, with all
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this business, a little relaxation should do me some good. Yeah, there
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was a young girl at the table next to ours, a very pretty girl
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whom I've never seen before. I happened to notice her handbag duweled affair,
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quite expensive, one of our items. Yeah, it didn't occur to me
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until we were leaving that it had been sample stock, not for sale.
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What do you mean it was stolen, mister Dollar? Why not the police,
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mister Templeton. I was going to call them first thing this morning and
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reported. And then I got a package in the mail. It was the
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handbag intact. Crazy, you said it. Did you happen to get the
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name of the girl? I asked the metady. He said her name was
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Helen Tabor. That's not so crazy. Expencerc Count had him six ten cents.
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One phone call to Lieutenant Roebuck to see if John Tabor was still being
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watched. Roebuck said that two men were on duty watching his house at all
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time. I saw them when I drove up an hour later, they were
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parked across the street. Yeah, yeah, Johnny Dollar is your father.
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He's keeping right now. May I help you? I don't know. Didn't
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I see you at the country club last night? Yes? Were you there?
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Couldn't keep my eyes off of you or your handbag. Oh, I'll
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talk to money. That didn't wrong, nothing I can handle. Go ahead,
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fix up a pot of coffee, all right, nice girl, Tavan.
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Yeah, Templeton was at the country club last night. He saw her.
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You can talk to me, or you can talk to the police.
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I don't have to talk to anybody. The way it looks is that you
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cased the job. You might even have killed a special patrol man. He
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was shot close range. Could have been somebody new and trusted. You've got
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your share of things. That handbag was part of it, A little part
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of it. The way it looks, eh, that's about it. Of
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course, I don't understand why you sent the handbag back, But then you've
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probably got a good story for that. Oh I've got a good story.
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Nobody will believe it, but I've got a good one. It starts off
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by me saying I didn't help in that heist. I had nothing to do
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with it. I didn't case the place for anybody. I didn't even know
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what was coming on. Let's get to the handbag. I took that two
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days ago. I borrowed it. I've been borrowing stuff right along. Whenever
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my kid needed anything, I always come back in good shape. I told
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her they they let me do it. She don't know anything. It's kind
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of a strange philosopher. I don't even know how to spell a word.
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I do know my kids got a life ahead of her. I got to
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give her every chance to look good at good, use her brains, meet
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the right people, not just because the right people have money, but because
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they know more right people. It takes a little legs try to let her
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do things like that. You got to use the handbag because she had a
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date to go to a dance. You guys are all the same. I
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didn't expect you to believe it. Oh relax, Maybe I do believe.
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It sounds nuty enough to be the truth. It is the truth. You're
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taking me in. I'm gonna tell a Roebuck about this. He'll probably want
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to talk to you. You can check it better than I can. Now.
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I'm having any authority to take you in. I wouldn't take you in
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anyhow. I'm interested in guys who walk into vaults. So you're right,
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Wait a minute. But I never thought i'd see the day when I try
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to help a cop or anybody like a cop. Maybe this is the day.
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I saw the paper last night. Oh, the picture of that guy
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they found floating in the harbor. They tagged him, yet he said town
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Doe until we hear from Washington. His name's Kylie, Billy Kylie. How
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do you know I used to know him a long time ago? Probably Kylie?
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Yeah, from Philadelphia. Thanks a check with the Philadelphia Police and the
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comparison of fingerprints identified the man as William H. Kylie. His Boston address
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was on Parker Street. I drove out there with Lieutenant Roebuck. It was
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an ordinary, undistinguished apartment house. No one answered the department twelve A,
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so we let ourselves in the room. Had nothing to offer in the way
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of evidence. How'd you find anything now? Yeah, well that's some men
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come out and give it a good going over. Oh maybe the manager of
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the tennis last. Something it will help is come on, let's go.
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Yeah, I'll be careful. Yeah yeah, Jim Yeah, that's just him.
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Any trouble there? Hello? Say that again. Oh, I don't
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know who you are, but I know you're not Jim. It sounds like
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we're getting something here. Let me have a policy being Tracey. I'm bothered.
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I know where we can find him, but I'd recognize his voice anywhere.
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It was dark by the time we got to the Grantline Safe Company factory,
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Increase Dale. There was a single work light spreading a sickly yellow glow
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over the main floor loading platform. We were expected they went off somewhere in
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the darkness of the building. Okay, yeah, I'm okay, just try
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for that steering right, you see the flashes? Did you're alone? Answering?
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Yeah? What are you doing here? Looking for one hundred thousand dollars
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worth of jewelry and the answer to a couple of murders? Funny, you're
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very fool, Hobby, your courageous man of your perception could do well with
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a part of that money. Oh thanks, I'll take it all. You
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will take nothing. Keeping talking, I'll try to get under the stairs.
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Are you a love for a little while? But I've got people coming home.
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People. Mister Dollah still alive and kicking, mister Grantlin, you can't
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shoot around corners. No, but then I don't have to shoot around the
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corner. Really very good, very good shootings. Brandlin's I want to stay
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there. No no statement. No, he was dead before the ambulance arrived,
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and there was no statement. There was never a statement. As nearly
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as it could be pieced together, Grantlin himself opened the vaults at Templeton House.
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William Kylie and possibly a man named Tim helped him. Kylie, of
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course, was killed for his efforts. Tim never appeared, it was never
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identified. My hotel bill ran up to one hundred and sixty eight dollars.
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That's Hadham seven. I had him eight thirty five dollars car rental, I
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got fifty dollars deposit back. I had him nine thirty two dollars and a
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half. Airfare and incidentals back to hybrid expensive. Got total four hundred and
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thirteen dollars twenty eight cents remarks. Put that against one hundred thousand dollars.
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The insurance company didn't have to pay off Jenny dollars. Barlow. I just
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talked to Roebuck in Boston. There's not one scrap of that jewelry anywhere in
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that whole safe factory, not one piece. I know what just about now
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this is safe at the Port of New York being shipped to South America.
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It's a Gramplin safe and if you hurry over there you can. Yes,
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Tulane Johnny Dollar. Johnny Dollar has come to you through the worldwide facilities of
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the United States Armed Forces Radio and Television Service. Welcome back to some longtime
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listeners of the show. This may sound like a somewhat familiar story, and
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this goes way way back to one of the early Edmund O'Brien shows. We
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aired it about four years ago and it has a very similar though not quite
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identical plot. That story was eighty five Little MANX, which was aired early
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on in nineteen fifty. And that'll actually do it for today. We will
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be back tomorrow with police headquarters. In the meantime, Sandra commons to Box
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