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for today's episode of Yours Truly. Johnny Door as the Molly Key Manner continues
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with parts three and four from Hollywood. It's time now for Bob Bailey as
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Johnny Doller. Guess who Johnny? Whoa lou chang? When they told me
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you had called my heart jump and beat faster. It has been a long
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time, too long. Look, I want to see you, Lou.
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Where are you? They only gave me a phone number. It's a waterfront
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bar for the drum street sailors hang out. No, wait there, I've
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got a drunk on my hands. Well get rid of him. He can't
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do it, honey, this is a valuable drunk. You wait. I'll
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get there as soon as I can. And look, will you do me
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a favorite, Lou, anything you want, Johnny. Well, there's a
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man named Benny Wong. I think he's been hiding out in Chinatown for the
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last two days. Can you find him for me? So that is why
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you are here. The sinking of the Mary K. That's right, Lou,
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too bad, Johnny. I sorry to hear that. Awfully sorry tonight
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at every weekday night, Bob Bailey. In the transcribed Adventures of the Man
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with the Action Packed Expense Account, America's Fabulous freelance insurance investigator jos Truli Johnny
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Dollar from Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location San Francisco to the home office Marine
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and Maritime Casually Limited, Hartford, Connecticut assignment the Molly K Matter expense account
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continued item five eleven dollars even drinks consumed by one Josiah Hawkins, able bodied
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seamen lands birth ship's carpenter on the freighter Molly K. And Hawkins was scared,
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scared half to death, so the fear worked against the liquor, and
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the drinks weren't doing much good. Who is you talking to on the phone?
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A friend? You say anything about me, about me being with you?
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Nope? How about another drinkers to hark. I had enough. What's
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the name of your friend, mister Dollary. Oh, you wouldn't know her.
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Just a girl I know here in town. Oh a girl, mister
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Hawkins. Did Bill Mack have a girl? Yes, he got hisself engaged
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to a girl. I know what you're aiming at, mister Dollar. You're
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trying to play on my sympathy. He was your friend, that he was
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one of the best, and now he's dead, drowned in the Pacific when
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the molly Kay went down. However, sanchor is responsible for his death.
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You can help me. If you were, it wouldn't bring him back.
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And I gotta think of myself. You're in more danger before you talk than
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you'd be afterwards. The whole idea is to keep you from talking. Huh,
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Sure there's sense in that, all right. Somebody shot at you out
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there on the docks, tried to kill you. You'll never be safe as
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long as they're running loose. Well, mister Hawkins, the molly k was
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sunk deliberate. We're sure that all of us that was aboard or things just
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wasn't right even before it happened. What things, Well, that fire,
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for one ten days ago. The first time we started out for Yokohama,
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Bill Mack was the one that discovered. Did Mac think the fire had been
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set? That he did? He told the captain that, you know what
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happened, mister doller. Captain Brawley knocked him down the bridge ladder, told
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him to keep his mouth shut and not go around spreading wild rumors. All
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right? The second time he sail, what happened? We'll as soon as
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we cleared the gate and headed out to see Bill and me was on watch.
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He had me cover for him while he sneaked down in the hole to
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see what he could find out. He still hadn't come back when it happened.
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I think you was right, mister Dollar, what you said at the
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hearing. What do you mean we didn't hit no derelict. An explosion,
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That's what it was in the bottom of the forward hole somewheres. I was
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on the bow deck right above it when it happened. What about that Chinese
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stewart, the one who got ashore and then disappeared. Did you notice anything
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special about him? Benny Wong? We was only a couple hours out of
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port. I don't even remember seeing him. One thing though that seemed kind
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of funny at the time. Was that the first mate done all the hiring
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for this trip, same as always, just one exception. Benny Wong was
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hired on by Captain Brawley himself, and something ELTs mister Dollar about Bill mack
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being round. He was wrong about that. Bill McK is a lie.
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No, he was dead before the molly k ever sunk what. I went
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looking for him as soon as it happened, and I found him down on
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the lower boat deck, lying in a pool of blood. Somebody cut his
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throat. I'll have another drink now. I sat there looking at him across
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the table. I'm not saying anything. There was nothing I could say.
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Bill McK had been his friend. I thought over what he just told me,
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tried to fit an in with what I already knew. It didn't add
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up to an answer yet, not quite. But I was close, and
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I was getting closer all the time. Mister Dollar, it's him, Captain
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Brawley over there. He'd just come in. Yeah, he's seen us too,
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he's coming over this way. I gotta get out of hit down.
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Let's pockets. He wants starting. You don't know him, You don't know
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how he is when he gets made. But it looks like I'm gonna find
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out. Well, seems like you're not very particular. But the company you
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keep either, my captain, pull up a chair. What are you up
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to, dollar offering him a bribe to testify against me too? That's enough
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against you already. Yeah, there will be more than likely when you and
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them smart company lawyers get through you. Insurance people are all alike. You're
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right there to collect when it's due you, but your squirm when it comes
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to paying off. Well, now that depends on the circumstances, captain,
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and in this case, well, I wouldn't go spending that money yet if
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I were you. That's what you've been telling him. Huh. When I've
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got anything to tell, I'll tell her to the courts. Yeah, a
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long with anybody else you can turn against me, like my own daughter,
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for instance. She even sneaked your on try to turn her against me,
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Not that that took much doing. And Dean Sutton, owner of the cargo.
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But there's a limit to what a man will take Dollar and I took
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enough already. Now you better quit pushing me. I'm warning you. I'll
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take your warning and stick it where it'll do the most court. You've been
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trying to block every attempt I've made to get to the bottom of this thing.
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You've dragged your feet every step of the way, deliberately. Dollar.
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Nobody touched to me like that, and it's time somebody did. I think
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you're in this thing right up to your big fat neck, and if you
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are, I'm going to pin it on you, not just for swindling.
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If you are behind the sinking of the Molly k I'm gonna see to it
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that you stand trial for murder too, mister Dollar. All right, captain,
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learn it the hard way, White cowt he's drabbing the bottom. Sorry,
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the party's over right now. You better get out of here. Hawkins,
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He's not gonna feel very friendly when he comes to You're the only man
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I ever seen stand up to him, mister Dollar. There was one other,
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one, Bill Mack. I left Captain Brawley lying there on the floor.
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They were throwing water on it when I walked out. I hadn't wanted
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to fight, but there had been no choice, and it had given me
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one new fact to fit in. The Captain's coat fell open when he hit
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the floor, and I saw he was packing a gun expense account item six
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eighty cents, a taxi fair to Chinatown and a rendezvous with Lou Tang Shanghai.
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Lu A strange woman, this one, wise shrewd and alert, hard
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and tough when she feels that way, soft as a kitten when she feels
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that way. Her nationality, history, age, nothing certain about any of
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that. But there's one thing that is certain. She's the most beautiful woman
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I've ever known. It is good to see you, Johnny. How long
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has it been last year? Lou in Paris? How could you forget?
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I didn't forget. I only wanted to see if you had kiss me,
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Johnny. I came here to talk business. Oh business, I don't feel
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like talking business. Sim Don Let's get married, all right? First one
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said tomorrow. Now I find not to night. It's too late. We'd
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have to wake somebody up. Always problems, reasons. I don't think you
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even want to marry me, Sure I do. I'm been mad too for
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years? And why didn't you in Paris? It's no time to go into
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that again. Look, I'm on a case, a rough one, and
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it's just possible that you may be mixed up in it. Johnny, I
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did not sink to Molly Kate. So there you are. That takes care
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of the business. Let's get married. Will you sit back down there?
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That does not take care of the business. But more, do you want
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to know several things any long? For instance, that man you asked me
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about, Yeah, they said he went down with the Molly k But I
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found out different from one of the crew. I've not found Benny yet,
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but I have people looking. So why don't you enough? I've known you
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too long. You're not fooling me. Fooling you hatter is good, but
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it's not covering the fact that you're bothered. You've always bothered me, Johnny,
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That's not it. How do you figure in this thing? Though?
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I don't really know what you mean by this thing? Johnny, you had
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a pretty heavy stake in the Molly k one hundred thousand dollars mortgage loaned the
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Captain Prawley sound business deal, that's all. I have investments in many ships
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that sail out of San Francisco, and of course the investment was covered by
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insurance. Naturally, I made sure of that before I advanced alone. Don't
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let the soft brown eyes fool you. Johnny, I'm a hard headed businesswoman.
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Yeah, I know. It was a business deal. Nothing else showed
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every chance of being a profitable voyage. He was carrying a cargo of wheat.
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The Tokyo grain market has been advancing steadily for three months. As to
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what happened, I don't know anything about it. I don't understand it.
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That's straight, Johnny. That's all I know. What about this Philodeine Sutton?
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Do you know him, Lou? I've met him. I understand he's
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engaged to Captain Brawley daughter. But beyond pardon a moment, I see who
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it is. The visitor was a young Chinese lad. She stepped outside to
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talk to him, and I lit a cigarette and waited for her. I
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thought over what she'd said, tried to see behind it, and to decide
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whether to believe it or not. Lou Tang was not a person you could
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push. I stood up when she came back into the round. You're not
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leaving, Johnny, Yeah, I think i'd better. But you see me
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tomorrow, you know I will. What if I were mixed up in this?
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Would you send me to jail? You know the answer, yes,
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And you're the only man I know who would. I'd be gentle about it,
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though, I think you really would. You're sweet, Johnny, awfully
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sweet. I'm a dog. I've made up my mind to take no part
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in this, to stay completely out of it. But I'm going to tell
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you something. What do you mean that man who just came to the door.
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I've had him out looking for Benny Wong. Has he found him,
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not yet, but he's found out something about him. Johnny. If the
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mary Ka was sunk on purpose, how do you think it was done for
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an explosion on the bottom of the Ford Hold. Benny Wong was a demolition
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sergeant during World War II. He's rather well known as an expert on explosives.
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Johnny Deller Ahi, Johnny Dan McKay a police Dan. I was planning
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to drop by and see you about the sinking of the Molly k but I've
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been pretty busy since I got here. Yeah, so I've heard, Johnny,
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you're under arrest. What did I do? Park in a red zone?
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Walk on the grass? I'm not kidding, I mean it. Oh,
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what's a charge? Let's see, salt battery, aggravated the salt salt
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with intent to do bodily in order. Dan that's enough. Do you want
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to know sign it? I already know that's practically an admission of guilt.
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You know that. But I've got witnesses, so is he? Huh?
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I think you'd better come down and talk about it, or you'll send out
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the wagon. Is at it? I'm serious, Johnny? All right,
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Dan, I'll be down. From Special Investigator Johnny Doller, location, San
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Francisco to the home Office Marine and Maritime Casually Limited, Hartford, Connecticut assignment.
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The molly came at her expense account continued Item seven, A mere sixty
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cents taxi from my hotel to the foot of I Get Street and headquarters of
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Inspector Dan McKay and charge of Harbor Police. I'd known Dan for years,
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well enough to realize that knowing him wouldn't make any difference, not when he
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had a warrant to serve. I knew the charge wouldn't stick, of course,
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but it could slow me down, and I figured that was exactly why
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it had been filed. You may be right, Johnny. Maybe Captain Brawley
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didn't file charges just for nuisance value keep you out of his way for a
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day or two. That's exactly what he did. Nevertheless, the charge was
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filed when a warrant has been issued. So what are you gonna do about
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it? I know what I'd like to do about it. That's against the
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law too. You know, you could be wrong, Johnny Rowley may not
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be guilty of the Molly case. Thinking I told you the whole story,
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Dan, the facts say it up. What do you think. I think
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you've got an awful strong case, but it's still based on circumstantial evidence.
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Well, what else is it? A basin on the rest of the evidence
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is out past the harbor there, out beyond the Golden Gate, a mile
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below the surface of the Pacific. Yeah, yeah, I know most of
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the cases we handle here in the Harbor Division like that. Well, then
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you can see the problem I'm up against. Yeah, I can see it
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all right. That's a big harbor out there, Johnny, biggest natural harbor
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in the world. A lot of square miles of water, a lot of
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miles of shoreline, and a lot of ways of covering up a crime as
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far as disposing of physical evidence. It's true, body can be thrown into
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the bay, a weapon, so on. Sometimes we recover it, sometimes
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we don't. It's tough, Johnny yeah, I mentioned little tough. Hey,
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that's as Marathonia arriving from Ceylon, Java the Philippines. She'll dock at
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Pier fourteen. The cargo is probably spices, mahogany, raw nice looking shipping,
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beautiful. They drive me crazy, Johnny, watching him here from the
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window, I should have going to see. Oh well, anyway, since
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we don't have physical evidence in a lot of cases, we've learned to rely
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on other things, such as the human elements. Johnny, you've turned up
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a lot of facts. True, you've made a good deal more progress on
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this case, and I have than you have. What do you mean,
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Tim Rourke sent me the report of the inquiry board. I've been working on
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the case ever since. Now, you've got a pretty convincing bunch of facts.
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But I know Captain Brawley, but a reputation at least. Look,
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Dann, I know what you're getting at. People who know Brawley think he's
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honest. Ol' rourke said the same thing, right, tough, hard,
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violent temper, a slave driver, but not a crook. An honest man
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can get under pressure, sometimes get pushed beyond his depth. It happens every
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day. Yeah, Yeah, But Johnny even then he reacts according to his
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pattern. Here's what I'm getting at that murder on board the Molly Cage.
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Just before she sank, you said Hawkins told you the man had been knifed.
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I can see Brawley slugging somebody with fist, club or bottle, or
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even shooting a man, but not a knife. Not in his nature.
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That's what I mean by human elements. And you're right, n I agree
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with you. I don't think it was Brawley who killed him. Here's the
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way I see it. Brawley was pressed for cash. The mortgage on his
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ship was due in thirty days. He was carrying that grain for Dean Sutton
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on a contingency basis. He might not make any money, or at least
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not enough. He was probably doing is a favorite of his daughter. She
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and Dean Sutton are in keys for the first time out. He tried setting
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that fire on board. It didn't work. One of the crew, Bill
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Mack, discovered it before it got started. The money kay returned to port
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and Brawley filed an insurance claim. Then he got scared off an investigation and
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withdraw it. That's all guesswork, Johnny so far. His second attempt.
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He contact and an expert on explosives, Benny Wong, and Benny pulled off
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the job for him, blew the b him out of the ship and sank
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it. And what about the knifing, Well, Bill Mack was suspicious.
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He was prowling around the hold and caught Benny in the act of setting the
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explosive. Benny killed him, figuring the sinking would cover for him, but
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by accident, Hawkins stumbled onto the body before the ship went down. Right,
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That adds up, Johnny. It's hard to argue. I just can't
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see it. Captain sinking his own ship. It's been done before. Yeah,
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I know, not everybody feels about them the way you do, Dan,
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and a half million is a lot of money, that's true. Twenty
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five years of command means a lot too, A deep sense of responsibility,
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integrity. Pardon me, SpecR McKay, Well, yeah, just a moment.
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It's bee you, Johnny. It was Lou Tan Shanghailu. She'd call
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the hotel and found out where to reach me. For once, she didn't
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try to play games. She spoke briefly and straight to the point, and
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she told me what I wanted to know. The most. When I hung
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up, I knew I was on the last lap. I had the case
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right in my hand. Well, what's up, Johnny? What is it?
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Dan? How would you like to come along and talk to the man
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who blew up the molly k A M E eighty cents? Another texts a
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short run from the foot of Market to Fisherman's Wharf, lou Tang spies had
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told her Benny Wong was holed up in a back run of the Fast Song
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Fish Company out on the docks, and they said he was scared, armed
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and dangerous. There's the fast Song layout, Johnny put the warehouse in the
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end. Yeah, let's go around the gangway, lou Tang said. The
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rumors on the back corner said, Johnny, why don't you wait here?
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Let me take him. This kind of thing is part of my job.
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But he's my pigeon, Dan. I found him first. There's a door
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at the back. That must be it the only one it could be.
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Besides, I'm under arrest. If you left me alone, I'm gonna escape.
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Yeah, yeah, sure, you got a gun, Jim, Yeah,
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all right, let's go. We moved quietly up to the blank wooden
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door, opening onto the gangway over the water when a windows in the back
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wall, so we were certainly weren't being watched from inside. We stopped at
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the door and McKay reached for the knob and try to cheaply. It's unlocked.
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Really, you go ahead? Hey, what all the police officer on
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that gun? Drop it fast? This doesn't look much like Benny Wong,
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Johnny, Oh, it doesn't look k What do you do, Dean,
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go around with a gun in your hand all the time. Yeah, I'm
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making a mistake. I don't know any more about this than you do any
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more about what? What are you doing here? Don Here's what he means?
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H oh wow, So we don't talk too many? Shot three times?
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Yeah, any one of the bullets would have done the job. You
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weren't taking any chances, were you, Deem? I didn't shoot him,
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I just got here. How did you know where he was hiding? I
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didn't. I didn't know anything about him. I got a phone call somebody
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said to meet them here, said they give me the load down on the
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singing of the Molly Kid. What's somebody? Who was it? I don't
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know? Man? A woman? Oh? Man? I think voice was
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muffled so I came here to meet them, and we find you standing over
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a dead man with a gun in your hand. I found him like that.
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I figured it was a trap. I don't know anything about. Oh
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no, of course you don't. You just a babe and awards. Johnny
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barking up wrong, t What do you mean? This man's been dead for
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several hours since early morning, I'd say, And he was shot with a
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forty five. This gun of Sutton is a thirty two. So that's that,
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Johnny. What was the caliber of the gun you saw Captain Brawley wearing
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a forty five? Dan, I'll put out a bullet and move. Pick
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him up, wind up. The pets were all in. There was nothing
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more ahead but the show down. Dan tore up the warrant on me,
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of course, and I went back to my hotel room to wait it out.
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That seemed the safest place to be. Probably would be desperate now,
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half out of his mind, and of all the people he hated most,
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I was number one. So I lay back on my bed and waited.
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I reached my gun from the lamp table, moved quietly over to the door,
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and took hold of the key. Oh is it, Ellen? That's
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the second. Come on in, has he been here? Johnny's who?
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My father? The last time I saw the Captain, he was lying unconscious
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on a bar on floor. I just put him there. That was last
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night. What made you think he'd be here? I don't know, I
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guess I thought. I don't know what. I thought? Oh easy,
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now I'm scared, Johnny. Oh please, I'm so lonely and scared.
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It's all right, allan easy now. He came home last night after he
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fought with you. He was furious. Then he left again and I haven't
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seen him since. Does he have his gun with him? I guess so.
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I don't know what. I don't know. Anything helped me, Johnny,
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won't you? Of course? I will kissed me last night when you
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kissed me. I wasn't scared then. I was lonely, lot Johnny?
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What a sad Johnny doll m Johnny. Yeah, we picked up Rowley on
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the waterfront a half an hour ago. I thought you'd want to know what's
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he saying? Denies everything, says he was home asleep all night. Says
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his daughter will back him up. Huh h, I happened a note different
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on that. Yeah, I figured he was lying. We'd already been out
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to his house, found his gun. It's been fired three times, Johnny,
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and the bullets match. When Ellen Brawley left my room, awhile later,
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I still hadn't told her about her father's arrest. I didn't have the
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heart. She'd tried her best to protect him, cover for him, She'd
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have done anything to save him. And yet the irony was that every move
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she'd made helped tighten the case against him. The scent of her perfume still
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hung in the air after she'd gone. It was a strange scent, subtle,
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disturbing him. I began to feel uncomfortable on edge. There was something
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familiar about that scent, and finally I tagged it. I'd noticed that same
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perfume in the room on the wharf where Benny Wogley murdered. Now here's our
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star Bob Bailey, to tell you about tomorrow's episode of this story. Thanks
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tomorrow night at deadly Rendezvous and the fog shrouded waterfront and an explosion that rocked
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the city. The payoff, Jonas, Won't you yours truly? Johnny Dollar,
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yours truly? Johnny Doller is transcribed in Hollywood, written by Less Crutchfield.
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life, George more so than Brooksie. So I was really too happy here
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George come back as Johnny Doler. I didn't realize how much I missed Bob
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Bailey's voice, yes for just one week, until I heard him as Johnny
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this week. So happy he's still making his rounds on the podcast. And
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when The Adventures of Frank Race just started. I found it a bit irritating
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because the sound was so muffled on several of the episodes that it just became
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background noise to me, and I stopped actively listen to it. However,
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since, since the sound has improved, I've really gotten into Race and Mark
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and enjoy hearing their adventures. Now. I don't thank you realize how much
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a part of your regular listeners lives you and your podcast. All Right,
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Adam, I can't speak for others, but I can say that you bring
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me pure, unadulterated listening pleasure, not just in programs themselves, but in
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your really great commentary. You always have something interesting to share. Finally,
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a thought on future podcast. I really like the mysteries that you have brought
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us. The extent of my old time radio knowledge comes from you, so
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I don't even know if these exists. Would you consider doing a similar podcast
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with old time radio medical mysteries like Detective Doctors? Are there even such programs
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keep rocking for years to come? Well? Thanks so much, Christine.
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Oh well, if you mean crime solving Doctors, they were surprisingly rare.
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I know the type of show I think I do anyway, the type of
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show you're thinking about, if you're thinking about something like Quincy, there wasn't
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a radio There was not a radios version of Quincy. There was a show,
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and we're going to play it, play up some episodes of it for
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you in the next few weeks on Fridays, called Doctor tim Detective. It's
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got a bit more of a juvenile focus in some ways, and I actually
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found it pretty entertaining. But that's been about it. There was a show
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called Colin Doyle Crime Doctor. However, medicine and actually being a doctor didn't
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really fall into that. So yeah, the diagnosis murder type program, Diagnosis
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Murderer and Quincy type programs didn't really make it in radio. But I appreciate
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your con words and thank you so much for listening, and we will actually
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be back on Friday with yours truly, Johnny Dowler the final part of the
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Mali Key Manner following our first encounter with the Carter Brown Mysteries, and join
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us back here tomorrow for Sherlock Holmes and the Meanwhile, Sandra comments to Box
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thirteen at Great Detectors dot Net, follow us on Twitter Radio Detectors, and
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I'll leave us a voicemail two o eight nine nine one four seven eight three.
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But from Boise, Idaho, this is your host, Adam Grahamson and off