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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Clinton Matter, Parts One and Two (EP1047) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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dot net. All right, well now we're going to start another yours truly,
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Johnny Dollar Cereal. It's time for the Clinton Matter, Part one and
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two from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Dollar. Mister John Dollar.
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Yes, Western Union, I have a message for you from New York.
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Oh, please proceed Northern Hotel Clinton, Colorado as soon as possible. Building
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irregularity suspected affecting several insurance companies will advise regards, Signed Albert Davies, Chief
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Investigator, United Adjustment Bureau of New York, New York. Would you like
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that mail to mister dollars? No, No, don't bother? Can you
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take answer? Go ahead to Albert Davies, Chief Investigator, United Adjustment Bureau.
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You have the address confirming exact time of arrival to follow. Sign that
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Johnny Dollar tonight and every weekday night. Bob Bailey in the Transcribed Adventures of
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the Man with the Action Packed Expenser cout America's Fabulous freelance Insurance Investigator, Yours
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truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the
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United Adjustment Bureau, New York City, New York. The following is an
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accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Clinton matter, or maybe racket is
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a better word. Expense account. First item one hundred and five dollars and
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sixty three cents transportation by air Hartford to Denver. Item two twenty eight to
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fifty Denver to Grand Junction, a place busy and bustling with uranium hopefuls.
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Third expenditure one hundred dollars deposit and rental on a car, which I used
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to drive one hundred and five miles through the rugged mountains due north of Grand
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Junction to Clinton, Colorado, a place that the rental agents had described as
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a sleepy little mountain town. When I got there, everybody was running in
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the direction of what was very shortly not going to be the new school building.
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Like everybody else in Clinton, Colorado, I spent the next three hours
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or so helping to try and get the fire under control. Then finally I
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left the scene and located the Northern Hotel, where the clerk was standing by
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waiting for me. Mister Dollar. Uh yeah, Operator eighteen, New York
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City has been calling you for the last four hours. Uh, mister Davies,
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I believe. Oh yeah, get you put the call in for me.
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Certainly, I'd be glad to. I'll take it up to my room.
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I want to change my call, certainly, boy, take mister dollars
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bags up to three ten. I shaved it, showered, changed clothes,
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and un facts. From my window, I could see the still blowing embers
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of the fire red against the winter nights. The school building was completely destroyed.
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Beyond the snow covered rockies rose all about the town of Clinton, which
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I had yet to see. Johnny Dollar, I have your call now,
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mister Dollar. Oh good, thanks, Johnny all say, I've been trying
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to get to you all day. I thought you're gonna let me know the
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minute you got into town. Well, there was a fire here. Al
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I had to pitching and help along with everybody else. I see. Well
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as Osborne contacted you yet about this case? Osborne? Who's there Julian Osborne?
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Look, I talked to him in Clinton last night. He said he'd
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wait around the hotel until you showed up. He lives there, Johnny.
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He drove into Denver two days ago and told the insurance broker he thought of
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building the Great Eastern Fidelity covered was in real bad shape. Now what building?
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Well, a new school that they just put up there, Johnny,
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Alan was in bad shape, worse shape now fell down about four hours ago.
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That was the fire album. Oh wow, Great easterns in for two
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hundred thousand dollars. Look, Johnny, contact Julian Osburn and see what he
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has to say, right, and call me back when you find out what's
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what? So long? Yes, mister Dollar, may I help you?
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Yeah? Do you have a city directory here in Clinton. We aren't that
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small here. It is right here. Good. After all, we have
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fourteen thousand, two undred and sixty three people. Okay, thanks, I
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know most of them, mister dollar. What do you want to get in
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touch with a man named Julian Osborn Julian Osburn, Yeah, I know him.
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I didn't know him, but it came over the radio a little while
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ago. They found his body in the fire. He burned to death.
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A four block walk down the icy streets of the town. Took me to
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the Sheriff's office and face to face with a heavy set, alish looking man
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named Dougherty, Sheriff Paul Doherty. He smiled professionally and until I got around
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to inquiring about Julian Osborn. Oh, well you his family? No,
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No, I made the trip here to Clinton to see him, especially though
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I just heard he was killed in the fire. Yes, yes, it's
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too bad about mister Osbourne. I don't quite understand about it. Though.
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He was school janitor. Oh what what was your business with him, mister
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Dolley Insurance investigation. Oh, your husband reported the possibility of something wrong with
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the new school. He did to who to our brokers in Denver? That's
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why they sent me out here where your trip was for nothing. Then maybe
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you think if he had anything like that on his mind, he'd have come
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to me, wouldn't he? Yes? Did he? No? No?
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Used to pass him on the street. I ever said a word. Where's
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the body? Mord I wouldn't go over there, son. I want to
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contact some of his family's friends. Well, that might be hard to do.
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No family here, no close friends. Used to prospect for a living
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until he got kind of old. Then he took the job janitoring. Lived
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right there in the basement of the school. City'll bury him. I see
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how long have you worked at the school? Six months since the place was
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built? Who hired him? Principal? Floria Hawkins? Florie Hawkins? Where
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can I find her? Lives on Pearson Street. That's one block over and
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two blocks to your left, number three twenty six, three twenty six person,
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that's right when sun bad night to go calling on her? I'd like
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to see missus Hawkins please, I'm miss Hawkins. Well, I'm an insurance
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investigator. My name is Johnny Dollar Insurance. Yes, why do you want
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to talk to me? Well, I'll be frank with you, Miss Hawkins.
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I came to Clinton to talk to Julian Osborne. Oh you heard he
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died in the fire. Yes, I heard it. Tragic. I'm so
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thankful school was an in session today. Come in, thank you. I
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know this has been a pretty grueling day for you, for everyone in this
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town, Miss Hawkins, losing his school and all. I wouldn't call on
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you except I feel it's important. Excuse me, please? Sure hello?
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Who? Yes? Sure? Yes, he is right now. Yes.
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Nice. There's just a couple of questions I'd like you to answer about Julian
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Osmond. So I can said. I can't help you with anything, mister
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Dollar. What you will have to go now? Oh? Look, now,
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wait a minute, if if you don't eat, I don't want to
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be impolite, but I'm tired, very tired. Yeah, sure that phone
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call war you? Uh please? All right, all right, I'll go
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to Miss Hawkins. But I think you should know why I came here.
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I can assure you, mister Dollar, whatever the reason, I'm simply not
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interested. I was sent here because Julian Osborne advised the insurance company that he
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suspected certain building A regularities had gone into the new school. Miss Hawkins did
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mister Osburne ever mention anything like this to you. No, you have an
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idea to whom he might have confided such information here in Clinton. No,
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I rather think he was imagining things. You notice nothing irregular yourself, No,
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of course not. Would that call you just had from Sheriff Dougherty cause
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you not to notice anything? Is that all? I'm dreadfully tired. Thanks
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for your time, ole, Miss Hawkins. Yes, if Sheriff Doherty calls
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again, tell him I'm at the Northern Hotel. Northern Hotel, good night,
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mister Dollar expense account at him four ten dollars and eighty cents one long
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distance call to New York. I gotta tell Davies out of bed and told
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him the fate of Julian Osmond. Davies requested me to stay on in Clinton
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to see the matter through. About eleven o'clock that night, I walked over
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to the site where the new school had once stood. A few farmen and
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policemen were still around, searching the ashes by the light of landards and spotlights.
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One of them told me the cause of the fire had not he had
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been determined. I started back to my hotel, turning a corner by an
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alley. Two men in dark clothes were holding a third man in the sheepskin.
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A fourth man was getting him the works. Well, hey, just
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come in here, got it? You need some helpless everybody needs help.
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Let me tell you who I am before you help me. Maybe you won't
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want to easy. Just take it easy now, I'm David Baines. You're
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from out of town, aren't you. Yes, I thought so. I
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architected that school that isn't anymore. Oh, don't you understand, Samaritan.
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Don't you see that group of citizens who are working me over just now have
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kids? The kids could have been in there when the fire broke out.
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I'm afraid. I'm afraid they feel I don't design especially good buildings. I
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took David Baines over to my hotel room, still half unconscious from the beating.
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I sent the bellboy out for bandages. I had iron had something to
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take off the show. While I would patching him up, I was thinking
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how he'd stood there and taken that beating, stood there in side of half
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a dozen policemen and farman and let them do that to him. Try a
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little more. Thanks Johnny Dollar, insurance investigator. I came here about the
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school. I see you want to beat me up. To company you're working
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for, will be Liable, wants some more of this. When'd you say
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your name is Dollar, Johnny Dollar, mister Dollar, I'm in a curious
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position. I designed the school. I planned every feature of it, but
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I had nothing to do with the building. You don't believe me. I
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wish you'd explain that. A week before they broke ground, a very important
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thing happened to me, mister Dollar. I went to Europe. I couldn't
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pass it up. There was a chance to study for another year under some
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men I admired all my life. Consider it a scholarship, mister Baines,
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that's what he said. Who said? The man who paid my way to
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Europe? His name was Roy Vickery. So I went to Europe and I
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studied. I came back and my building was all built. Now it's burnt
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down. I'm a local boy who's made bad, very bad. Who's Roy
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Vickery, the contractor who built it? I better talk to him, Yes,
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talk to him. By all means. You represent a rich and powerful
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company, mister Dollar. But in Clinton, you're wasting your time. You
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learn no facts, no information. Nothing helpful from anyone here, particularly Roy
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Vickery. You're in a tight hot, mean little burg. Mister Dollar.
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All right, let's have it. Why is that building fired on purpose?
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I just told you you won't find out anything in this town from Hollywood.
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It's time now for Johnny Dellar David Baines. Hi, how's it going this
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morning. I'm staying off the streets. I don't want to be beat up
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again. I'd advise you to do the same. I can't very well do
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that. The city of Clinton has filed claiming for their school building. I
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have to make an investigation. You're bucking a rough crowd, mister Dollar.
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Where did you meet them all? I intend to I admire you, but
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I think you're foolish. Good luck? Just a minute. What not only
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did a school building burn down yesterday, but a man died in that fire?
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If there was something wrong with it, I want to get to the
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bottom of it, I expect help from you too. I'll stay here until
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I hear from you. Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to United
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Adjustment Bureau, four eighteen West sixty first Street, New York City. The
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following is an accounting of expended yours during my investigation of the Clinton matter.
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That's Clinton Colorado expense accunt adem five eighty cents. Telegram to dot In Company,
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Denver insurance brokers who would handle the policies covering the new school building in
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Clinton. I requested them to forward copies of the policies. Had them six
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ten cents, one copy of the Clinton Times and the full story on the
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fire. It was believed by fire Chief Henley that the fire had started because
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of overheated boilers in the heating system. Dollar is it? That's right?
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I'm an insurance investigator. Yeah, Well, what can I do for you?
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Tell me about the fire yesterday? You sound like you're carrying a chip
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on your shoulder. Is the dollar? We had word that building irregularities were
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suspected in that school. Chief. The word came from the janitor, Julian
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Osborn. He burned to death in that yesterday and the building's gone. Now,
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you get as head up as you want. A boy, I got
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my own troubles. I'll tell you what we think and you can take it
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whether you like it or not. We think old Julian and husband might have
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passed out, got drunk, or had a heart attack in that building.
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We think something like that happened, and the boilers kept right on going and
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built up the pressure. We think the boilers exploded. The fire started and
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that was that. And why do you think the whole place went on?
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Because it spread so fast? Why did it spread? I didn't build a
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building. I just took care of the fire. You're going to have to
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change your attitude around here if you want anybody to cooperate with you. I
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can tell me this. Why on a day when school wasn't in session would
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those boilers be fired of at all? I don't know, Chief. Last
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night I talked to Sheriff Dougherty trying to get information about julian Osbond. He
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didn't know anything either. I also talked to Florrie Hawkins, the school principle.
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She didn't know. Now you don't know anything. Who does. I've
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done my job. I've determined call. You've also given me a chance to
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look at you, which was about the only reason I came here. I'll
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get information elsewhere, Chief, that some people in this town will want to
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talk and tell me things. You and your sheriff and whoever else is involved
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can't keep every mouth in this town. Shut and I'll tell you like I
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told miss Hawkins, I'm at the Northern Hotel. In case you remember anything.
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I can't hear you, boy, not one word Expencer count Item seven,
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do already breakfast in the coffee shop of my hotel for myself and David
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Baines, who still looked badly battered from the beating he'd taken the night before.
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You're taking a chance sitting here with me. Help you realize that,
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am I? I'm public enemy number one in this town. I'm the man
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who built the school that didn't stay up what Baines? I want you to
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tell me all about it? If you have any information or knowledge that would
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be helpful in this investigation, then you better give out with it right now.
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Specifically, do you want to know first the town? Do you know
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what this place is? It's a backyard and only the rich kids can play
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here. Vickery, Hanley Doherty, those are the rich kids, mister Dollar.
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The rest of us are well, we live across the tracks. Let's
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start with Vickery. He's a builder, not only here, all over these
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mountains, Grand Junction, Rifle, Masa, all over. He's got a
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million dollars and a million angles. He's the one who sent me to Europe
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to study for a year after I completed my plans for the new building.
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Got me out of the way. Okay, Fire Chief Hanley a friend of
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Vickery's, and any friend of Vickerys is going to get rich one way or
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another. Sheriff Doughty, he keeps the law orderly for Vickery, very necessary.
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Okay, Then the fire itself, Chief Hanley says the school boilers blew
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up and caused the fire. There was no reason for those boilers to be
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fired up, no reason. If they were fired, they were fired to
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blow up. They had automatic shut off equipment. What about Julian Osmen,
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you say, he notified the broker in Denver that something was wrong with the
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building, and that's how you got here. I don't know. They might
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have fired it for money too. I told you I was in Europe until
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they constructed it. I got back in Clinton four days ago. I went
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over to see my building. They used my outside drawing dollar wooden beams where
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I indicated steel girders. Only half the plumbing and heating system. Other things
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looked like they'd made it up, as they went along. Did you talk
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to anybody about it? Well? Sure, the contractor, Victory Vickory.
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He told me to keep my mouth shut and be a good boy. You
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think he got you out of town during the construction so you wouldn't interfere.
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I think so. I'm not important, but it was the easiest way.
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I understand. Mister Vickery is a little unpopular today. What a delegation went
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out to his house to hang him or something? Bains was partially right.
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A delegation had gone out to see Roy Vickery and his polysh frind Aveine at
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the end of town. They were still there when I drove up in my
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rented car twenty or thirty. I rates citizen, just demanding an explanation for
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the lost school. Ten uniformed men from Sheriff Dougherty's office formed a half moon
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circle in front of the main entrance. Their hosts unbuckled. The sheriff himself
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was directing the operation. All right, just a minute there, Hello,
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Sheriff, Eh Johnny Dollar, I talked to you last night. Oh yeah,
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Chief Hanley called me about you. The Chief called you, and last
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night you called Florie Hawkins. That was nice. Keep the wires burning.
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Chief said you came over to see him, used abusive language, tried to
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cause trouble. The chief was mistaken. I wasn't trying to cause trouble,
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Sheriff. There's enough of that in this time. I was just trying to
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find out how the fire started. Yesterday. The chief told you how it
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started. I didn't believe him. Now, what do you think of that?
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You'd better watch your step around here, mister Dollar. You seem to
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be looking for arguments all the time at all, Sheriff. I'm misunderstood.
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We understand you, all right. O's mister Vickery. He's all right,
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and he's going to stay all right. I'm sure he will. But these
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people don't like this school burning down. It's expensive. Also, their kids
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could have been in it. I want to see mister Vickery about that.
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He isn't seeing anyone, mister Dollar, and we aren't letting anybody in to
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see him. Really, did any of you people hear that? Now?
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Look here, hey, listen, folks, listen to me. Will you
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look now, listen, I'm an insurance investigator. I'm worried about what happened
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to your school yesterday. Keep quiet, they tell me, mister Vickery built
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that school. The architect who designed it said it wasn't built of his specifications.
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Now I want to go in and ask mister Vickery about that. The
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sheriff here doesn't want me to do that. I'll get you for this dollar.
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Wait a minute, the sheriff just said, I'll get you for this
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all right, hold it, hold it please please now listen to me.
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Listen, I'll put it to the sheriff again so you can all hear.
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Sheriff, I want to go in and see mister Vickery on business. Wow,
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go ahead, thank you. In a direction from Sheriff Dherty, the
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wedge of deputies opened up long enough for me to walk through the wrought iron
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gating up the steps to the vicory mansion. That tall man in a white
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jacket answered the door and ushered me into a den that was stuck with good
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liquor and big leather chairs. Finding a big man in a blue suit walked
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in. He had lots of good teeth and there wasn't an ounce of fat
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on his two hundred and thirty pounds. I'm Roy Vickery. It was quite
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an act with Jeff Daugherty just now I watched you from upstairs. That's a
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good safe place to watch from, mister Vickory. Now the jury, and
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what can I do for you? Tell me everything you can about that school
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building. The city of Clinton made a claim yet, yes, two hundred
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thousand dollars. Building in contents got in town pretty fast. We heard there
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might be something wrong with that building before the fire. Apparently there was.
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Who told you a thing like that? Julian Osband he's dead now you know.
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Oh well, two boilers explode and there's something wrong with the building.
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Is that the way you people figure? Yep? Well so do we,
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and we couldn't find anything wrong. Who's we officially? Where the civic construction
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department? We just had a meeting. He thought we ought to. Yeah,
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I figured those people hanging around outside should be worrying. Well, they
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don't worry me, and you don't worry me. A drunken janitor goes to
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sleep and lets the boilers kick up and the joint blows apart and burns down.
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That's what we decided in the meeting. It was a terrible accident.
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We'll have to use an old garage or something for a school. But then
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we'll get around to building another school with the insurance money we have coming.
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And that's that. That's that, mister Vickery. I'd like a copy of
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the specifications that went into that building, anything at all? You are,
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okay? That'll do for now. Good, Now you can get out of
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my house. Dollar you smell smoke. There were fifty pages of specifications on
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the building materials used in the construction of that school. They looked all right.
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They also looked as though they could have been forgery. Expense account item
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ate six dollars one bottle of whiskey for David Baines and myself in my hotel
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room. Pains went over the specifications page by page. Okay, what do
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you think? These are my specifications? More or less, this is what's
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on paper that went into the building. How about what actually went into it?
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Well, a little I saw they cut corners everywhere. The outside was
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just a shell of this stuff. Yeah, sure, these are my notes.
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I can remember this much. Can you remember it? In front of
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a notary? I want a sworn statement. I don't know you what,
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don't look at me that way. You can get my statement, and possibly
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I have a dozen other statements on paper. You'd have a case, then
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what would you do? Go to the district attorney. We haven't got a
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district attorney. We got a county attorney who's elected for a four year term.
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All right, I'll go to him, Vickery. Then i'll go to
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somebody else, the insurance Commission. You try to go any farther, they'll
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kill your dollar. I'll let me worry about that, now, would you
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make a statement? Sorry, that kill me too. And that's the way
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matters stood in Plinton, Colorado, twenty four hours after the new school building
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had burned down and a man had died in the flames. Everyone seemed to
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know it was all wrong, but no one was willing to do anything about
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it. Johnny Dollar, Hell Dollar, Roy Victory, Well, you go
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over those specifications, Yes, I did, very thoroughly. Well I think
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they're fakes, mister Victory. I didn't ask you your opinion, Dollar,
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but you've got it. Well, I'm sure you're entitled when you're leaving town.
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Not for a while, I was kind of hoping you'd be leaving,
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like in about an hour. Make good connections. Then, sorry, I
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haven't really gotten around as much as I want to yet. You saw me.
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I can tell you anything. I'll get around to you again. Get
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out of town Dollar Now, Vickory, there are times when I don't hear
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good. Now, here's our star to tell you about Tomorrow's intriguing episode of
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this week's story. Tomorrow a lady who promised to love, honor and obey
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a building inspector but wound up a widow. Join us, won't you?
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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar is starring Bob Bailey, is
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transcribed in Hollywood, written by John Dawson. It is produced and directed by
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Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join us tomorrow night at the same time and
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station for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking
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welcome back. Well. This is actually among one of my favorites of these
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five part serials, and I always appreciate it when our detective, who isn't
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always fighting government corruption really does come up against it, because I think it
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really adds something to the stakes of the story, where you know, it's
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a bigger issue than just a single insurance claim, you know. And of
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course I think the great thing about the corrupt government angle is that it is
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it's not one of those things. You know, there are certain things where
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if you know, there's political issues, but I don't think there's anybody out
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there who's like, yay corrupt government, so just makes it overall enjoyable.
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All right. Well, now we go to listener comments and feedback, and
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we begin over on Facebook where Alesha comments, I'm one of those thirty year
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olds that love listening to old time radio shows. I've actually been listening to
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them since I was in college and one of the radio stations had old time
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radio shows on Friday evenings. My big brother hooked me on them when he
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let me listen to a Lights Off Everyone show. I'm happy to say that
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during one of the Johnny Dollar shows, I was able to addict my older
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sister and her twelve year old daughter. Now they can't get enough of them
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either. Keep up the good work. Well, thank you so much,
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and Alisha and you keep up the good work as well, getting multiple members
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of the family listening. That's great. And we have this comment from Hazel,
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who writes, Hi, Adam, I've been listening to your show for
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the last couple of years. I look forward to each new episode every day,
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and I listen while I'm cooking, or cleaning, or just taking a
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break. The show really Brian's my day. Thanks for taking the time to
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do this. Since I know you've been keeping tabs on your younger listeners lately,
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I thought i'd tell you that I'm thirty two years old and I'm a
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part time English professor in Ottawa, Ontario. My current favorite show is Johnny
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Dollar, but I enjoy everything you provide. And then we have a comment
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from Donna, who says I am fifty eight years old and love listening to
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yours. Truly, Johnny Dollar, I love to hear your commentary about the
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show. Thank you so much for keeping this show alive. Well, thanks
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so much, Donna, and I appreciate we've got so many great listeners out
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there of all ages. Finally, wrap up, we have an iTunes review,
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this one from at altost four two five. I was getting tired of
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hearing music all the time and found old time radio. Love the broadcast and
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hearing the cast afterwards, and hearing actors who are not famous at the time.
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Well, thanks so much for listening. It's truly appreciated. That will
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actually do it for today. We will be back tomorrow. With mister Malone,
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and then be sure and listen to us on Wednesday as we continue the
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Clinton matter. In the meanwhile, send your comments to Box thirteen at Great
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Detectives dot net, follow us on Twitter at Radio Detectives, and become one
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of our friends on Facebook, Facebook dot com. Slash Radio Detectives from Boise,
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Idaho. This is your host, Adam Grahamson and Off