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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Callicles Matter, Part Five and Dr. Tim, Detective: Poisoner at Large (EP1093) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Now it's time for today's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar The Caliicles manor Part
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five from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Dollar David Parsons. Did you
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read the morning paper. Yeah, it's spread all over them. My son
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missing. I've had called from New York all morning long. The business mercher's
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jeopardizing that you're doing anything else to say, When I finished with you and
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your liability company, there won't be enough left to burn the jump mister,
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before you shoot off any more steam. Do you want me to give the
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papers the other half of the story, the one about you arranging for people
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to impersonate your son and his wife? Are you? I guess I am?
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Why? By tonight and every weekday night. Bob Bailey, in the
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Transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed Expenser, out America's fabulous freelance
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insurance investigator as truly Johnny Dollar. Expense account submitted by special Investigator Johnny Dollar
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to the Eastern Casualty and Trust Company, Boston, Massachusetts. The following is
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the counting of expenditures during my investigation of the Caliicles matter. It I'm eleven
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ten cents one newspaper. I lied to Parsons about seeing the paper. I
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hadn't seen it at all, but I can guess what had happened when they
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got hold of the story that a prominent broker had been missing some fourteen days.
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It was all there, spread over the front page. I waited a
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couple of hours before I took old man Parsons on again. You think you're
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pretty smart, don't you. You should have given this matter to the police
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in the first place. I gave it to a detective agency. And what
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do you mean by fire now? Oh? They were just spending your money
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and you're losing it for me with all listen to paper. I'm still trying
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to find your son, mister Parsons. Remember, you aren't going to find
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him here. Something's come up. Maybe you can explain it. The DA's
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office and pounded the books yesterday. Fine, thousand dollars was withdrawn from your
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son's personal account. What do I have to explain about that? Wait?
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It was taken out the morning he disappeared. You have any idea why he'd
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withdraw some of money that size? No? You sure somebody could have been
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standing at back him with a gun threatening to blow his head off. You
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might have had a date to go to a wedding and needed some tip money.
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What can you add? You're getting mad dollar Go find your answers someplace
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else. You don't care if he's ever located, do you Dollar, Let
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me tell you something. My son means that to me no more. He's
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never had brains enough for energy enough to do anything by himself. I do
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everything, always have the only reason I want him back is to affect the
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merger with the little in Tennyson. You knew that right away, I suppose
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so. I just wanted to hear it said to believe it. Well,
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now you've heard me say it. You know one reason why I always run
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the show. Dollar. My face never looks like yours over anything. I
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got out of there fast. I went downtown with a tall policeman named Jerry
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Angel to interview a bank teller. I'm sage an angle, is mister Dollar?
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Oh, yes, you phoned me. It's about mister Parsons. You
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took care of him when he came in here last Tuesday week ago. Is
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I handle it withdraw Yes? We'd like to see the slip on that.
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Yes, I looked it up. I have it ready for you. Have
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you known mister Parsons very long? Well? I don't know him well.
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Really, look at this picture. This man is the same who signed the
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withdrawal slip last Tuesday morning. Yes, that's mister Parsons. Okay, tell
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us what happened. We just came up to the the cage and handed me
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the withdrawal slip. That's I see. Weren't you a little surprised when he
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made out a withdrawal slip for five thousand dollars? That's a lot of money.
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Well, maybe I was a little surprised, but mister Parsons has withdrawn
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large sums from his personal account several times. I always assumed it was some
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sort of speculation where he needed cash on hand. When he came up to
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the cage to you, what exactly did he say, Oh, just good
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morning or something like that, and then will you please take care of this?
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Didn't he stipulate how he wanted the money? Oh? Yes, yes
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he did say that. I'm sorry he took it mostly in hundreds and fifties.
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Any of these bills having to be recorded? No such? Uh?
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Anything else you can remember about the transaction that might help? Sorry? Nothing?
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What? Maybe? Yeah? Well you both know the kind of business
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mister Parsons is in. I mean it seems like a hurried sort of business.
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Always phone calls, rushing and so on. He was always always like
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that. It seemed to me, come in here, do what he had
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to do, and rush out very brisk, you know. But that morning
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he didn't seem in a hurry at all when he left. I mean,
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I had the distinct feeling that mister Parsons didn't particularly care in what direction he
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went. I rechecked with Missus Parsons, and the house servants established that Parsons
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had not left the house with a described money bag. The police went to
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work on that angle, trying to find out where he had purchased it.
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A supplementary bulletin went out with the news about the bag that district attorneysmen were
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trying to find out if he was involved with another woman and if so,
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whole Parsons was reported to be in Toledo, Detroit, the Virgin Islands,
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in Boston. All the reports were untrue. Yeah, opposite, that's sim
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That's the guy who was in here that night. Are you sure that's his
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picture? Was he with anybody? He was all alone, he said,
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over there and that stool. How long was he here? Oh? He
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was here. We closed the joint. Did you happen to see where he
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went from here? No? And what kind of shape was he? Drunk?
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No, No, he was real sober and quiet. Drank all night,
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but he seemed to hold his stuff. Okay, did you talk to
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him at all? No, just took a order for drinks. He didn't
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seem to want to talk to any I see. Did you happen to notice
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if anybody who was in here went over and talked to him. I think
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a couple of people tried, you know, you get that sort of thing
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in a giant like this, but he didn't say much to any of them,
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so they just left them alone. They just settled on and drank.
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No, he was making a phone call all the time he was here,
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a long distance call from the booth over there. He sat at the end
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of the bar so he could hear the phone ring. How do you know?
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He was making a long distance call and the twenty once and asked me
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to change it to quarters for him all the quarters I had About What time
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was this? I don't know exactly, but it took him two or three
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hours. Anyway, do you know if he ever completed his call? He
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poured a lot of dough into the phone. I guess he did. Finally,
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did he have anything with him while he was here? What do you
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mean, was he carrying a little black bag? Maybe nothing but his overcoat?
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What he did say something to me at that? He asked me if
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I knew Cali cleans, Cali clean, Yeah, sergeant. He was about
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three bourbons along by then. Mean anything I heard about that before? Jerry
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Callicles was a Greek. Parsons quoted him to his doctor once, something about
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a man breaking through and shaking off his chains. Pretty piece of poetry,
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poet. I thought he was a Buckeye. Oh excuse me, well,
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Jerry, one thing for sure, we know he was alive. That night,
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Jerry Engel started to check with a telephone company. Erek has disclosed that
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David Parsons had placed a call from the papers from the bar on the night
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in question. It had been a person A person called to a Kenneth temple
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in San Francisco. We tried to place a call to the same number,
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but there was no answer. We waited another two hours trying to complete the
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call, and the operators were still trying. When we drove out to the
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Parsons residence once more, Missus Parsons gave us a cool greeting. I certainly
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don't appreciate any of this you're responsible, mister Dollar for all this publicity.
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We don't have to go into that, Missus Parsons. We need your help
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now. We found out that your husband called a man named ken Temple and
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San Francisco the night he disappeared. Oh, that name Kenneth Temple. Does
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it mean anything to you? No, I've never heard it before, mister
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Parsons, never mentioned it to you. Oh. I can't say for certain,
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but it's not familiar to me at the moment. Have you ever been
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to San Francisco? Yes, twice, going to and coming back from Hawaii
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two years ago. Has mister Parson's ever been in San Francisco? He was
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on the same trip. This name Temple. Maybe it was someone you met
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while you were there. No, I don't recall meeting anyone there at all.
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Sergeant All. This has been quite upsetting, quite nerve wracking. Really,
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I don't know what progress you people are making, but I do wish
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it would all be handled soon. Not excuse me, sure this isn't getting
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us very far. I don't get it. Hello. Who oh oh,
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yes, operated just a moment for you, sergeant. Oh, thanks,
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probably San Francisco operator, Thank you, Sergeant Angle. Yeah, all this
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temple Sargon Ago missing person's division was as please, and we're trying to locate
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a man named David Parsons. Huh, all right, he's there now.
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Put him on, David, let me talk to him. I just wanted
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an extension. Yes, please, let me talk. Hold of the minute,
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miss Parsons. We're pretty worried about you. Yes, yes, she's
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all right. She's right here. Okay, missus Parson's here tacking, David.
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How are you? Oh so good to hear your voice, David,
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when you're coming home. Your father and I have been. I read about
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it in the papers. Now I want you to listen to me, Dorothy.
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Dad's going to ask you so listen, but I'm listening. David.
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Do you remember all the times that I've asked you to talk to me,
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the times during these years when I've wanted companionship, warmth, a home that
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was lived in. Each time I ask for these things, you're always too
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busy to taken up with things outside my life. Do you remember all that?
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But yes, yes, David, I remember all that. Well,
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this is the end of you and me, but your father and a father
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and me too, Dorothy. You tell him that he probably won't believe it,
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but you tell him the merger is all his. You have to get
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another figure hit. I be so angry, Dorothy. What I'm trying to
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say is his anger doesn't worry me anymore? What about me? I never
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worried you. I'm going away a long sea voyage with temples. You don't
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remember him, but he was a sailor. I used to talk to a
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board ship when we went to Hawaii. He has a boat. Now I'm
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shipping on it. When will you be back? I won't be back now
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when you put that police officer on aw along, mister Parsons, my name
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is Johnny Dollar. I've been trying to find you for two weeks. I'm
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an insurance investigator. Oh I've found out quite a lot about you. I
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want to make sure I'm talking to the right man. I won't answer a
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lot of questions. Just one that's not even a question, Calicles, oh
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mean anything. I don't know who you are. I didn't even get your
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name, But you did find out. If there were a man who had
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sufficient force, he would shake off and break through and escape from all this.
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He would trample underfoot all our formulas and spells and charms and all our
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laws which are against nature. The slave would rise in rebellion and mean lord.
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Or so far as the police were concerned, there was nothing more to
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do. So far as the insurance company is concerned, We'll have to sit
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on one hundred thousand dollars bond and hope that David Parsons will return to his
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life in Los Angeles when he gets whatever it is out of his system.
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Expense account total eleven d dollars and fifty nine cents. Remarks just missus Parsons
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to me. She asked why he never talked about this to her? I
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told her he did. No one ever listened. She didn't understand that either.
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Yours truly, Johnny Dollar. No, here's our star to tell you
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about next week's intriguing story. Next week, one of the most heartless,
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most vicious rackets and insurance investigator ever had to face join us. Won't you
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yours truly, Johnny Dollar? Yours truly Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Dailey,
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is transcribed in Hollywood. Written by John Dawson, it is produced and directed
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Be sure to join us on Monday Night, same time and station, or
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another exciting story of yours truly Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking welcome back.
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Well, you really feel for the guy in many ways, just because he
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you know, really this is kind of a midlife crisis brought about by just
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the lack of respectracy from his wife as well as from his father. I
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think we also have the sense, at least I do, that this is
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not in any way a permanent, final solution to his problem. It's a
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way that he can first of all acknowledge what's going on or what he's feeling,
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but the story leaves his future very uncertain. John c Abbott in his
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book The Who Is Johnny Dollar Matter, he notes on this episode first that
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the episode was based on the Brisbane Fraud matter, and he notes the quote
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is from Plato's Gorgeous The speech of Caliicles is from Convention and Nature. Technically,
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the references in the program should have been to Plato, not to Calickles
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and so some interesting insight there because I wondered about exact sourcing of the speech.
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But with that we do turn down some listener comments and feedback before we
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get into Doctor Tim Chemo said, so, I'm not a fan of Dragdad,
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as many of these reviewers seem to be, but I love Johnny Doller
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and have been digging the serials Adams been playing. I love to see Rocky
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Jordan make his way into the lineup sooner rather than later. But always enjoy
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Adam's choices in his commentary before and after. This is a great show.
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Thanks so much, Chimo. And now we turn to doctor Tim Detective in
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today's program, Poisoner at Large. This is doctor Tim Detective to bring you,
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by transcription, the mystery of the Poisoner at Large. It is very
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often these days that you run across a case of wholesale poisoning. But when
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you do well, there's never a dull moment until you've tracked the whole thing
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down. There's nothing worse than to be poisoned, whether you take the wrong
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medicine out of your medicine cabinet by a mistake, or whether it's fed to
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you by somebody else, as it was in this particular case which came to
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my attention not so long ago. But i'd better start right at the beginning.
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Sandy and Jill, they are a couple of my very best friends and
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helpers, are watching me at work in my laboratory this particular evening, and
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as usual, the questions flu thinking fast. Sure, I get the general
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idea, but what's that machine for a racket? Well, as I was
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saying, it's called a centrifuge. Uh huh, start to explains everything.
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I guess, Yeah, I can see it. Judge about as easy as
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a black sheep and a coal mine at night. Okay, kids, I'll
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back up a little. You see, when you have several kinds of bacteria
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or bugs I guess you'd call them, or when you want to separate one
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part of a substance from another, you put them in a centrifuge, turn
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on the switch, and the machine whirls them around at a few thousand revolutions
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per minute. Then what happens to custo Like this, centrifuge separates the lighter
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from the heavier parts. In this case, the bacteria I'm hoping to find
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from the solution they grow in, and you got to look for yourselves.
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See it'll be done. Oh, well, transfer these bacteria to a culture.
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Here we go again. Well, culture is merely something for the bacteria
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to grow in and feed from. In this case, I'm going to use
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the first lies bag of a chicken, and if the experiment works, I'll
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soon know if these back period can live and grow in living tissue. At
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other times, the culture might be a milk or sugar solution, or even
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a bit of custard pie. It's a way we scientific detectives have us finding
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out a lot of things. I don't see much detective work there. You'd
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be surprised, Sandy, you'd be surprised. Hello, Hello, Tim?
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Is that go? Oh hello Jervis pow things down at the health department.
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Well, we could use you right now, if you've got the time.
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We're pretty shorthands when something's cut up. I don't like it allhood well,
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anything serious? Fourteen calls during the last hour at all from your prottown food.
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I think, hmm any clues, Yeah, I haven't had time to
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check thoroughly. I thought you might help there. I'd get ask your out
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of post of sessions and do a little detective. Why, doctor Jarvis,
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You know us younior g men have given up disguises. The latest thing is
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to graft noses on us like a bloodhound. Now, I'll give you a
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list of the names and addresses of everybody we have that's been reported so far.
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A few minutes later, Sandy, Jill and I were mapping out our
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campaign. Now, some people think it's kind of funny for accommodation doctrine detective
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to count on a couple of kids for help in a case. Let me
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tell you that those two are just about the most valuable assistance I hand.
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In between phone calls reporting new cases of food poisoning, we outlined the problem
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and our work. So you mean you like if you get a complete list
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of everything is shit people write today exactly, And then by putting those lists
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together, we ought to find that all of them had one kind of food
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somewhere along the line al right at the same restaurant crams. In other words,
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you see, we need a common factor to start with. I get
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it to try to track down where the food poisoning came from exactly. In
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that way we can stop anyone else from eating the contaminated food. But what
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is it I sneak or rat poisoning from. That's what I'm going to find
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out my careful laboratory analysis after I visit a couple of those sick people.
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Howmember, I'm willing to bet that we'll find our old friends the bacteria at
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the bottom of it germs. Huh, yes, well let's get going kids,
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milk and can soup and cream pants. Oh yeah, Jack came a
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doc where you blotify or it's mesty if I had write miss read you and
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your wife at Hamburgers hands pork and beads and drank coffee. Doty Kim told
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me to ask you where you bought the hamburger. The rest of the things
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open you didn't need anything at home had from me. Now I'm supposed to
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saint had it qua, Thank thanks, I'll let be sure I have it
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write stakes potatoes, fresh carrots, and chocolate square. So sure that's everything
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Docorton wants to shirt. By the time I arrived home after looking in on
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some of the patients, I had enough laboratory material to keep me busy for
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quite a spell. Samples of food from several homes. I knew thatts of
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waste from the patients and lists similar to those Family and Jill were compiling.
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I went into my laboratory and sat down for a few moments to think.
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So far, nothing about the case made sense except that all those people did
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have food poisoning. None about that, and some of them were mighty sick.
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Indeed, there be a lot more if we didn't track down the source
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of the trouble in a hurry, stop anyone else from eating the germ laden
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food. Silently hanging to work. A few minutes later, Sandy and Jill
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were going over their lists of the food eaten by the poisoned patients with doctor
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Jarvis, and as I adjusted my microscope for the arteenth time, I found
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what I was looking for. I motioned the others over, well, here's
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the criminal. Yeah, me too. They all peered into the microscope.
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Doctor Jarvis was the first to speak, O Master's little germs emonof I suppose
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it accounts for more food poisoning than all the other back here you put together
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doesn't kill very many people, it makes a lot of them plenty sick.
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You probably all where it came from. Unfortunately, no around any samples of
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the food I've tested so far. That's sure. It's presence the bacteriod you
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see under the microscope or from the stomach contents of one of the patients.
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We're not having too much luck ourselves. Like to hear the reports of the
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investigation. I think that's the next step. Okay, Joe, you've been
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keeping scores before you start. Well, there isn't any one food that everybody
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ain't, wouldn't you know it? So it's worse than that. There are
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even two kinds of see on everybody's list. I mean, you know,
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half of them one thing and half another. Just plain doesn't make sense.
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It looks like a dead end. From there, Well, let's do the
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best we can. Let's finally say the three items that appear oftenest in the
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list you've made, it just might be a connection. First, I think
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we can rule out canned food because there hasn't been any real trouble with commercially
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canned food for years, and it's impossible that all those people ate the same
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home canned stuff that might have gone bad. This is going to be tougher
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than I thought. The results of our detective work were peculiar, to say
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the least, but we did prove one thing. There were three food items
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to be suspected, because one of those three appeared in all the diets of
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the ones who waited home with a flurry shut his pencil. Doctor Jarvis summed
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it up, Well, here we are. Those poisoned people have either Hamburger
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and some form cream pie or chocolate declares. Doesn't make sense. Wait a
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minute, I've got an idea. I've been working in the wind who wad
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out and all of them had Hold dam a minute. When you hear this
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one, I've been doing the stores and restaurants. Everybody the date out went
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to the drug store down on the corner. This is beginning to add up
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to something. Let me see your list, Joe, No, no,
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no, the other one. Huh. All the pastry, the cream pies,
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and the chocolate declares came from one bakery. Oh sure, and we
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have meet the old Hamburgers meet ofalking them. All the pies I'm meet from
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the same britty shop. You're sure of that, huh huh. Now,
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all we have to do is to chase all over town to those various stores
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trying to find out what and why. Gosh know, you don't don't don't
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have to chase all over town, or even this end of it, that
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bakery and the meat market and the drug store where the people later all right
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together. It's just four blocks down the street. They wait a minute.
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If that's true, Jarvis, I think we might have the answer. Let's
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get going fast. Come on, let's go. Come on, as we
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draw up the short distance to the shopping center, I got for thinking.
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You know, it's a funny thing about mysteries, especially complicated ones like this
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one, where people scattered over a wide area all come down with the same
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illness of ones. At first, things don't even make sense, look impossible,
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they might say. And then with a bit of information added here and
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there, a dim pattern begins to take shape. Well, that's exactly what
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happened in the poison mystery. This time, here's what we knew. Free
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food items caused those people to become deathly ill. Well two really, because
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it occurred to me that the filling of cream pie and the filling of chocolate
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declares is the same, and the other was Hamburger. Both items came from
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the same two stores. Those who had eaten at the drug store had eaten
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either Hamburger or the cream filling. What would be more logical, and for
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the drug store food to be purchased at the butcher shop next door and the
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bakery two doors down. So the pattern was now clear. Only one part
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of the mystery remained. How could both the pastry and the hamburger become poisoned
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with the germs of salmonellum? And as we drove up in front of the
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stores and parted, and almost forgotten item of my medical training popped into my
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mind, I was sure I had the answer. How I well, as
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we gathered in my laboratory a little later, Sandy, Jail, doctor Jarvis,
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and myself, we were a happy gang. There wouldn't be any more
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cases of food poisoning from that source, at least lost in thought, I
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heard Sandy ask, but you, doctor Tim, how come you went right
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into those stores and started looking for rats? Held me? Well, miss
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doctor Jarvis could tell you as well as I. One of the commonest carriers
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of salmonella, the food poisoning bug, is rats and mice. A few
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of their droppings around the food store, and well, you've seen what happens.
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Oh, that's why we have inspections by the city and campaigns against rats
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and nights. Even if you can't get results one hundred percent of the time.
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We were rejectant with a train filling in the hamburger before a game.
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Well, remember when I told you about cultures the perfect material for bacteria to
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grow on. Sure, well, two of the best cultures in the world
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for salmonella are cream fillings and ground meat, especially in a warm place like
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the bakery or when left outside the refrigerator you're in a butcher shop. It's
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the perfect setup for an epidemic like ours. The vino. Those stories being
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right together give you the idea elementary, my dear Sandy, elementary, it
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would be rather strange that two or three different sets of food poisoning would break
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out on the same day at widely separated spots, so figuring that adjoining buildings
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would offer plenty of opportunity for the same carriers to go back and forth freely.
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I apprehended the poisoners at large. It's a matter of get rid of
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the rats, get rid of the poisoners, and believe me, that's going
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to be done. This is doctor Tim detective saying, so long until next
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week, at this same time, when Sandy, Jim and I will bring
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you the exciting transcribed story I call the Mystery of the Hug that Jacksonville welcome
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back. Well, the other thing that makes Cindy Angel such great assistance is
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the free labor Uh. Seriously a good episode, and I love the series
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for what it is in terms of being a show that uses mystery UH and
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uh and the popularity of detective stories to educate kids about science and medicine.
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And I thought they did just a great job here kind of making everything plausible
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and giving the kids a raason to care about what Doctor Tim was talking about.
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So another good episode of Doctor Tim. Unfortunately, the next two episodes
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are missing, but we have one last program of Doctor Tim to bring you
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next Friday, so be sure to be listening then. And on Monday we'll
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start another Johnny Dollar serial, so get ready for that coming up tomorrow.
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It hits the lineup and we'll be looking forward to that. In the meantime,
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