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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Shepherd Matter, Parts Three and Four (EP1079) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Net. But now it's time for today's episode of Yours Truly Johnny A.
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Dollar The Shepherd Man are parts three and four from Hollywood. It's time now
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for Johnny Dollar. This is Missus Streeter at doctor Shepherd's office. Yes,
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doctor Shepherd gave me your hotel number. He said you were to come in
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for a head X ray. Let me talk to the doctor about that.
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Well, he's out on the house calls right now, mister Dollar. He'll
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be back late this afternoon, he seemed very concerned me. You ought to
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be a friend that has banged me on the head with a gun this morning.
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That's why the X ray. Well, could you possibly come in and
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have it made? Doctor was most insistent. All right, missus Treeter,
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I'll be right over. Good night and every weekday Night Bob Bailey and the
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transcribed Adventures the Man with the Action packed Expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator,
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Yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by special Investigator Johnny Dollar
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to Richard Porter for Ady Webster Boulevard, Providence, Rhode Island. The following
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is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Shepherd matter. Expense account
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Item four one dollar cab fare from my hotel to Richard Porter's office. Porter
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was sympathetic. You know, I feel very responsible for this, mister Dollar.
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I hired you to look into all the ill I don't go away.
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I haven't hit on the head before. Do you have anything to drink in
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here? Oh? Sure? Sure? You never can tell when a snake
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will come up and bite you. Yeah, here, thanks. I suppose
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you came in to give me your expense sheet. Now that it's all settled.
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Not exactly, mister Porter. It doesn't settle for me certainly. You
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know, I'll assume many medical expenses involved here that I'm not talking about.
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That, mister Porter said out. Now, Look, there's something going on
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here and we might as well have it out. You hired me to investigate
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a client who wanted to buy eighty thousand dollars worth of straight life insurance,
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right eh. Now, that client explained why he called for that insurance,
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not to my satisfaction, but he explained it. He said a man named
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Paul Forbes had threatened his life, threatened it because doctor Shepherd had advised Forbes's
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wife to get a divorce. I know you didn't believe this, but the
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facts now seemed to bear it. I went over to see Forbes this morning
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to talk to him about his threats. I managed to get my name out,
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and Forbes attack me. So I got this. Then Forbes ran out
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Missus Forbes and a servant in the house gave me first date. All the
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time they were doing it, they were apologizing for Forbes and his violence.
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Finally, doctor Shepard came in, called the police and told them to pick
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up Forbes and the police will pick him up if they haven't already, and
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doctor Shepherd will prefer charge. And that won't be that, mister port not
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as far as I'm concerned. Doctor Shepherd's story is still leaky. I'm sorry,
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but I think it has more credence than ever in view of what's happened.
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You told me yourself. His wife and the servant admitted Forbes had threatened
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doctor Shepherd's life. Oh, I believe that part. But Shepherd lies so
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much you can get to believing him. What lies? For heaven? Say?
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Oh, for one thing is reason for not calling the police right away?
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I mean about how delicate missus Forbes's condition was. She looked pretty healthy
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to me this morning. Another thing. He described Forbes as a man with
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homicidal tendencies. Now, doctor Shepherd supposed to be an expert on behavior,
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and he thought that if I talked to Forbes I might settle the matter peaceably.
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But Forbes attacked me as soon as I told him my name. I
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didn't get a chance to talk. Doctor Shepherd has no control. He felt
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pretty sure I could talk to Forbes. You don't like that, let me
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go on. What reason did Forbes have to hit me? He didn't know
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me from a load of coal. Somebody put him up to it. Oooh,
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what do you think Shepherd? For some reason, Shepard was the only
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one who knew I was going right over there. But why, I don't
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know. What would he gain my business for an X ray? Eh,
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you're joking. I suppose I am, but I got a headache, I
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feel off. Oh here, how about missus Forbes? Oh here NICs.
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Oh. She seemed like a genuine enough person, not sick the way I
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expected her to be. Someone slugged her recently. There was a bruise under
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one eye. Shepherd said her husband was an erratic, ruthless, violent man.
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Well look, I'm stubborn, mister Porter. I still think Shepherd's been
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lying to me, if for no other reason than I think I know the
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breed. What's all this got to do with the insurance application? Well that's
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another thing I don't know. Expense account item five three dollars cab fare to
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doctor Shepherd's one story building to have my head x ray. Shephard was still
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out, but Miss Streeter did the honors almost in silence. Outside of sit
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still and hold it, nothing much was said. The picture's okay, mister
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dolla. I looked at it. I didn't see anything wrong. Of course,
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the doctor will call you when he's had a chance to see it.
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Swall, you must have got quite a blow. That's a nasty bruise you
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have. Well, it's pretty good, all right. He swung his gun
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hard. Oh, doctor will be back about mid afternoon. You can call
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you at your hotel. Yes, thank you for coming in. I want
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to ask you a question, Mistereter. Yes, are you in love with
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him? What are you in love with doctor Sheppard? Well, that's rather
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my own business, isn't it, unless, of course, in your investigation
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of whatever you're investigating. For some reason, I'm under your scrutiny. I
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suppose it is, And I suppose I can take that to say, yes,
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I'd become rather angry with you, mister Dollar. But frankly you seem
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rather ridiculous. I suppose so he's a liar, isn't he? I mean,
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Shepherd? One more question. I told you on the phone a friend
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of doctor Shepherd's did this to my head. Now did you ever ask me
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who that friend was? I think you'd be curious about a thing like that,
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Miss Treeter. I think I have a great deal of work to do,
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mister dollar expense account Item six another three bucks. Some more care fair
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this time back to my hotel where I picked up my rented car, filled
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it with gasoline Item seven, five dollars and thirty cents, and drove out
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to Pawtucket. At the home of missus Clara Shephard, I explained my name
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and business to an elderly man who answered the door. He asked me to
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wait a moment, then returned and said Missus Shepherd would see me. She
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was a bright looking, gray haired woman in her mid sixties, elegantly groomed
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and obviously well cared for. We went through the politenesses, then got down
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to business. My son applied for eighty thousand dollars worth of life insurance and
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named me beneficiary. That's about it. I wonder what he's up to.
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So do we? You mean so do I? You don't trust anyone,
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do you, mister Dalla. He said his life had been threatened. He
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told me he wanted to make certain you were well taken care of in case
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anything happened to him. He was lying, wasn't I haven't seen him talk
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to him, even had a Christmas card from him in three years. Maybe
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he does worry about his poor old mother now, and then I'm flattered.
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What you're saying about him isn't very flattering. Oh, I don't think Charles
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ever thought much of me as a mother. Still doesn't, I'm sorry to
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admit. But then I don't think too much of him as a son.
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So there we are. Is it too early for a cocktail? Mister Dalla?
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How do you explain him already having a twenty thousand dollar policy on himself
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and wanting to kick it up to one hundred You the beneficiary. No explanation.
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That's why I suggested a cocktail to my friends here. Charles is a
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successful doctor in Providence who calls me faithfully every day, sends me gifts.
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He is always assured that I am well and happy and occupied in my old
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age. I guess I like you, mister Dollah, perhaps because with all
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your gruffness, you might be nice to your mother. No, Charles and
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I aren't close, never have been. I can tell you this. I
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don't need this closeness, at least not in a financial way. If Charles
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were to die and I received a hundred thousand dollars, it would mean a
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rather difficult tax problem. If he were to die out of me would die
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too. I'd like you to have just one martini with me, and then
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you may go, mister Daller. I had the one martini with a tall,
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stately woman who was struggled against tears. It was an old struggle with
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her increasingly difficult, I guessed as the years kept on. We talked no
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more of a son or the insurance of the threat on his life. I
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left there about four o'clock in the afternoon. I drove back over to Providence
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and got to doctor Shepherd's office about a quarter to six. A broad shouldered
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man and a tweet suit was in the reception room. He got to his
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feet when I walked in, Doctor Shepherd. No, don't I know you?
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Yeah? I was thinking the same. Wait a minute, Yeah,
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your name is a dollar, your insurance investigator. You're Phil Crosby. I
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met you in new Hartman once. I didn't know you were down here.
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Hey, you must be the one. Is Doctor Shepherd called downtown about a
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threaten in his life and sett an insurance investigator been slugged trying to help him
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out of it. Yeah, that's right. Where is he I don't know.
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I rang that buzzer. There's no one around at all. What's this
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all about? A man named Paul Forbes threatened the doctor's life. He slugged
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me. You got to pick up out on him. Yere, No,
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not yet. I've been the doctor down all day long, been out on
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house calls, emergencies, everything else. But you have to get his signature
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on a complaint. I thought that was all taken care of her. Now.
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Well, Hello, I'm a streeter. This is Phil Crosby from the
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police department. I like to see doctor Shepherd. Is anything the matter?
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I just want to see him cooldness. He was here ten minutes ago.
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He sent me over to the pharmacy to pick up these things. Oh,
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we had an emergency twelve thirteen Putnam Street. I had a note from him.
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Yes, messy please no name on this, miss Streeter. You recognize
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the address at all? No, I don't. Doctor wouldn't take a random
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emergency and this it was very unusual. This might be unusual, Phil,
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this is done by the water. How about off? Do you think Forbes
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man had a gun? Plenty rough? I rode down on the police car
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with Phil Crosby. I had a feeling about the acuteness of that emergency.
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As a matter of fact, I had a feeling about the acuteness of everything
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that had happened that day, from the time I half praised man had slugged
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me with a gun. The feeling was heavier than ever when we hit the
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neighborhood. Come on, all right, wait, twelve thirteen Putnam Street.
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That it had to be that vacant lot over there. This is twelve forty
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here. The rest belongs to the warehouse. Yeah, Phil, uh the
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car MD on the plates, Yeah, Yeah, that's doctor Shepherd's car.
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Mod is still warm. Must be around here somewhere looking for the address.
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That's a dead end there. I better call in for some help. FOG's
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coming in if he's wandering around here. Yeah, Phil. Crosby went off
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to find a telephone and request help. I stood by doctor Shepherd's car,
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waiting and listening and smoking. Nothing happened, No one cried out, no
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guns went off. Then Crosby drove up in the police car. Come on,
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reports in the report was in. All right. We drove two blocks
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down the street, where a small curious crowd of people had already gathered in
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the cheerless fart. A uniform man from the Harbor Division was standing over what
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appeared to be a bundle of clothes lying in a heap. We bent over
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it, and Phil looked up at me with a question mark. That Shepherd
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Johnny, Yeah, that's him. Yeah, I'd say he's been dead less
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than half an hour from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Dollar, Bill
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Crosby Dollar, were you in bed? Oh God, put on your coat
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and come on down town. Can't I wait all morning? Nope? I
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want me to send somebody out to pick you up. Are you talking about
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an arrest? I might be Dollar. Whatever I have to do to keep
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you around, I might get out of my own Steve Palm fifteen minutes from
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two or threes into all? Okay, I may take sixteen minutes if I
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feel like, and maybe you'll need longer. I want a real good story
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about Paul Forbes, a better one than you've told so far. Expense accounts
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submitted by a special investigator Johnny Dollar two, Richard Porter for Ady, Webster
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Boulevard, Providence, Rhode Island. The following is an accounting of expenditures during
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my investigation of the Shepherd matter. Swindle sheet item seven ten cents one newspaper.
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It carried the story of doctor Shepherd's murder and told how his life had
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been threatened by Paul Forbes earlier in the week. Obviously, doctor Charles Sheppard
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had been lured to his death by Forbes, who had telephoned him, pretended
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to need a physician, waited until the victim appeared, and then shut him
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down. The police had an apb out for Paul Forbes. All parties concerned
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were notified. The deceased was survived by his mother, Missus Clara Sheppard.
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At Pawtuckett's Amen coming right in. Now, let's sit down. There were
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about six people in Crosby's office, among them Richard Porter, who had hired
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me to investigate Shepherd because of a suspicious insurance application, a uniform officer from
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the Harbor Patrol who had discovered Shepherd's body, and two other men from Crosby's
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staff. I told him how I had been hired, that I didn't believe
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all a Shepherd's story about the threat on his life. I told him about
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Forbes slugging me for no apparent reason. I also mentioned the insurance matter had
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never been satisfactorily explained. Well, it's never going to be explained as far
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as I can see, doll. Oh, I'll find an explanation. Phil.
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You solve your murder and I'll do what I have. We've got it
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solved. All you have to do is pick up Forbes. You know that
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I don't know anything. You get hoppy with me on the phone and you
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start talking about arrest, and I don't know anything. You said that when
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you went to see Shepherd yesterday morning, he waved a gun at you at
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thirty two. That's right. It wasn't on his body. He knew Forbes
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hadn't been picked. His life wasn't as much dangerous. Ever, Why didn't
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he carry the gun? You know, that's a pretty good question, Phil.
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What else he allegedly went out on an emergency call tonight? No little
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black bag in his car, no little black bag by his body. What
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doctor goes out on any call without his bag? Oh? I wouldn't let
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that worry me so much. I'd find out if it was an emergency or
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he knew who was going to meet him when he went out. I thought
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you might have some ideas if you talk to missus Forbes of course, I've
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talked to her. He hasn't any idea where her husband might be hiding.
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She's sure he killed doctor Shepherd. That servant in the house is sure.
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He told me about Shepherd being threatened by Forbes. Shepherd told you about being
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threatened Forbes slugged you, slugged missus Forbes and running around tod like I'm mad
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man all day. But everything you say and every way you say it,
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it comes out Shepherd was lying. I did it on purpose. I wanted
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to worry you to death. And every officer in this town has Forbes description
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and the license of his car. We ought to get him before the night's
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out. He's the boy who luck film. He's a good policeman with a
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lot of doubts, and he was mad about them. And that's what it
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generally takes to get mad as straightened out. I found Kareem Streeter at the
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Morgue, standing beside the marble slab on which a late employer had been laid.
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She looked pale and wan in a stiff white uniform and blue nurses cape.
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Her eyes were red with tears. No sound escaped her. Then she
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looked up at me one side and started out of the place, waits no,
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well, i'd I'd like to help you. I can you help him?
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No, no, you can't, No one can. I tried.
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Who did it? Well? The police say Paul Forbes shot him. It
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looks that way from all they can gathers forb Yes, they're looking for him.
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I suppose. Yes, there's something of a policeman. Mister Dollar.
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Why aren't you out to help in them as something? Please, Miss Streeter,
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I know we've had work question. You asked me earlier today. Well,
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you asked me if I loved doctor Shepard. Yes, mister Dollar,
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I loved him. I loved him more than my whole life. When she
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said that, and for some reason I don't know, I had a feeling
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that I was hearing the first bit of unembroidered truth i'd heard in two days.
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It didn't make me feel any better, but it did clear up something
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that had been in the back of my mind working its way to the front.
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Expense account. Ida made six dollars and seventy cents a steak, three
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martinis, and an order of sliced tomatoes. I finished eating at two thirty
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in the morning. I really didn't want it, but I did want to
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sit down and do some thinking. After that, I climbed into my rented
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car and drove out to doctor Shepherd's office. Building expense account out of nine
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five dollars even bribe a watch. I shouldn't be doing this, you know,
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m'd lose my job over it. What's insure from the insurance company?
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I guess you're all right. I sure appreciate it, too. Bad about
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doctor Shepherd. Nice fella, yeah, very nice. What is it you
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think you'll find? Police been here almost an hour ago poking around. Do
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you know if they found anything? Oh? Sure, doctor's emergency kit.
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Heard him say he didn't take it with him when he went out in that
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last emergency. Uh huh, Well, I won't be long. Oh I'm
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going to come right in and watch you. Shephard had been a thorough man,
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and from all evidence, he and mis Streeter kept and operated an efficient
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file system in the office. However, he had kept no medical history of
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his prime patient, Pauline Forbes. As a matter of fact, in checking
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over both the patient's files and the card files, there was no evidence to
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indicate that missus Forbes had ever been a patient of Shepherd's, which seemed strange
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in view of the fact that he told me he treated her for fourteen months
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or better and ended the treatment by advising her to divorce her husband. What's
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more, he had never mentioned that Paul Forbes had been one of his patients,
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but on entry dated some two years before, disclose the fact that doctor
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Shepherd had examined, treated, and discharged Paul for Orbs as a patient.
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These two developments supplied me with all of the curiosity i'd need for a while.
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Nurse Coran Streeter's home address was duly noted on doctor Shepherd's phone book Oakdale
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How surprisingly enough, on Oakdale Street Special rates for nurses, Room two oh
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five. Yes, oh, mister dollar. How do you feel? Not
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too good, mister dollar. How We got home about fifteen minutes ago.
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They kept me down there pretty long. Then doctor Shepherd's mother came, do
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you want to come in? Yeah? Thanks. There isn't much of a
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place as it. I mean, I haven't street things things like tonight aren't
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easy, I know, but look in the Streeter. I wish you'd help
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me and tell me who doctor Shepherd was intending to marry. I was in
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the office a half an hour ago. He'd already made arrangements for a honeymoon
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reservations on the Eele de France for next June. Any ideas, please go?
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I can't look, I'm not here to hurt you. I'm here to
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help. I mean, was it Missus Forbes? What look, miss Streeter?
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Things are all wrong about your doctor's death, about what happened before it.
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It'll all come out sooner or later, I suppose it will. It's
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awful to say this, mister Dollar. But missus Forbes was the only person
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doctors saw socially this last year, and she, of course is married.
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How'd they meet when her husband was doctor Shepherd's patient? Yes, that's right,
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it became quite friendly. Missus Forbes was never a patient, but mister
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Fores was. Now what can you tell me about mister Forbes? Oh,
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you came to see doctor Shepherd a year or two ago and stop coming in.
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I believe he requested a copy of his medical history to be sent to
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another doctor in Baltemore. I think it was, but doctor Shepherd kept right
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on seeing Missus Forbes. Yes, all right. Do you have any idea
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why I was called in by the insurance broker? At first I didn't,
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but I don't understand what you're trying to do. The police want, mister
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Forbes, what does it all mean? It'll sicken you, asterdium. Tell
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me if you know, tell me please. It means the wrong man was
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killed tonight. I was pretty sure of what I meant when I said that,
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and I was also pretty sure that Phil Crosby and the police department had
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recognized the setup. It so happened. I had a head start in the
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way of information, and it was six o'clock in the morning by that time.
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I decided to use it. Mister doll Oh, missus Forbes, I'd
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like to come in. I should have tumbled to it right away, But
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your husband fit the part too well. Look here, I've been through quite
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enough to day with the police and all out looking for Paul and doctor Shepherd
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being killed. Not looking pained and tired. I'm the guy that's tired.
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I'm the one who was going to be the star witness when the state tried
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Shepherd for killing your husband. Why not get a star witness for free?
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Why not make a suspicious insurance move someone investigated, be called in an investigator
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who back up a self defense pleae for your doctor, and get him off
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on justifiable homicide. Get out of here, and you and the doctor sail
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to France and June and live happily. Ever after, what's the matter would
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your husband give you a divorce? Do you say it's that way, mister
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Dollar? And you know everything that it must have been that way, only
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you got fouled up. Your husband did shoot your boyfriend after all, just
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as he threatened to. You can't prove any of it, not one but
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oh you're right about that, missus Forbes. I can't prove anything, not
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a thing. Shepherd's dead and they want your husband for it, he threatened
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Shepherd, and they'll get him for it. And that's that. But you
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have something to live with for the rest of your life. Your doctor is
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gone, he'll never come back. Or maybe you can just have a cup
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of coffee and forget all about it. Get out, leave me alone,
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leave me alone. What Yeah, that's it, Phil, That's what was
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supposed to happen. Shepherd had it, play it all over town. How
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Forbes had threatened his life. He had witnesses, he had me even all
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he had to do was go out and shoot Forbes any place, anytime.
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But Forbes got him first. Can people get by with this kind of thing
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in our courts of law? If and when you get your hands on Paul
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Forbes, will he have any kind of defense? Oh, he'll get him
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dollar the other I can't answer. But you just told me can't be proven.
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I don't see how a lawyer can do much for a guy who threatens
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another man's life and then finally guns him down. You but it was Forbes
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who was the mark man all this time. He was supposed to die.
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If it could be proved that Forbes was a patsy, that the doctor intended
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to gun him down. The judge and jury, Johnny, when we get
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Forbes, he'll be arranded and died if a first degree murdered. Don't worry
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about that part. The rest is up to the court, out of our
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hands. After all, we're pretty sure Forbes shot and killed doctor Shepherd.
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Hang you're still on the wire, Johnny, Hang it up, your head
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off. Paul Forbes looked the part of a fugitive. His coat was ripped
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in several places. The knuckles on his left hand were torn and raw.
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There was mud on his shoes and pantlegs. His eyes told the rest of
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the story. He was blazing mad. He had a gun, and he
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wasn't afraid to use it. Now here's our star to tell you about tomorrow's
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intriguing episode of this week's story. Tomorrow, I find out how hard it
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Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking welcome back. Well, we've got quite a bit
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of a who done it? John has his own ideas in terms of the
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in terms of the wife of the fugitive, but Johnny has been known to
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be wrong before. We also could suspect the nurse, and I'll even throw
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this in the insurance guy if the angle was indeed in citing an insurance investigation.
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But the truth will be revealed on Friday, So be sure and listen
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