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it's time for today's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, The Magnolia and Honeysuckle
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Matter. Well, you're listening on Diamond John lund As, Johnny Dollar,
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Bill Radle, Johnny and are you ever lucky? Coming from you? I
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have my don that man getting away from all in rain and cold back amidst
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the sweeten mended bones and Magnolia and honeysuckle. Uh. Where is this swing
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time? Paradise, Carolina? And what caught by it? Down there?
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The Abrol Cooper Paper Company john An halfway down on the ground right night,
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second fire two years one of their secretaries of life plant. Well you can
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afford it. Even if he couldn't. Well, maybe the man Julips turned
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bloom down there too. I'll be dump a few words on the subject of
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getting things done. Within the past few years a new plan of activity has
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sprung up an American, the do it yourself plans. Whether you want to
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build a better mouth, tap a house, a rocket ship, plant a
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garden, or have some new clothes, you can buy the plant or patterns
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and do it yourself, which is a good idea, But there are still
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many things which can be done better with advice and help from the expert.
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For example, if you want to know best way to plow the land,
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irrigate fields or terrace your sloping acreage, there are experts who are always at
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your services, the engineers who are employed by the Department of Agricultures. They
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are also the ones to ask for advice in instructing the buildings, and potato
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sellers and seed beds on your farm. If you need electrical power on your
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farms, the Departments Electrical Engineers will give you the help you need. Perhaps
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you may want to know the best way to can vegetables, what special shoe
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to buy, or how to plan the right kind of meals. If you
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do, the Bureau of Home Economics issues booklets on almost everything that goes into
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a home. If you want to set up a practical bookkeeping or accounting system
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to help budget and control your farm expenditure, the Department of Agriculture will help
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you work out the system which is best for use. It would also give
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farmers advice on financial matters, even help with cash loans, and help the
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farmer established prices for his public The job fair to both be amand the Bias.
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All in all, the Department of Agriculture is a right neighborly organization to
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deal with and an important part of your United States government. Express accounts submitted
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by a special investigator, Johnny Dollars to home Office Eastern Fire and Casualty Company
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in Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation
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of the Magnolia and Honeysucker matter. Expens a count atom one fifty three dollars
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and forty cents air fare and incidentals between Hartford and Charleston. Or I checked
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into the Colonial Hotel expens a count atom two fifty dollars. It was one
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old of a cream colored convertible which I drove down the police headquarters. Lieutenant
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Hervey of their Arts and Division was working at the scene of the fire,
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so I went over to see how he was making up. Only been a
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couple of hours since the crew down and not to dig into the dollar.
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But you still didn't make the trip down here for nothing to figure of was
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caught? No question about it? Come out here? Yeah, sure,
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this is where the officers were planned itself back over there. Damn it didn't
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too bad back there. But she sho got hooted up in a hurry.
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I was hunted. What's white? Chris was a private officer some kinds what
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Norman Cooper insurance policy shows a missus Alice Cooper has stold owner of the officer.
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That's right, Norman's son. There's another Cooper who worked for the Opite
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too, Robert Younger, brother of Old Dambroder Cooper, who died about a
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year ago and that other fire. Yeah, but here's what I want to
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show you make a look at that for uh huh, keep trying flaring out
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from the sunner. Yeah, probably some highly in final the liquid terraceene gasoline,
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something like that amateur job who no professional box would leave a trail.
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That's playing mob who turned in the alarm night watchman who was at the far
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end of the plan making his round when it drop out a a time he
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got here, there wasn't anything for him to do but pull the box with
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flocked in at or seventeen year him worteen hours over General Hospitals, getting some
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burns, stocked it up. He got him trying to pull the girl out.
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What about that girl named Felicia Power, Norman Cooper secretary. He was
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lying on the floor right over there, the fire killer that posted an hour
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corness to let us know in a couple of hours. Well, it doesn't
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make much sense, doesn't the tend us not too far n amateur court.
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Ye, a girl being down here four in the morning, Norman Cooper might
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be able to clear it up for us. So, yeah, how's that
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he took the para girl out last night? What's you got to say about
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it. We don't know. I haven't been able to find him since there
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was nothing more I could do at the scene of the fire. So I
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want to pay my respect to our policy holder, missus Alice Cooper, whom
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I found, silver haired and gracious, serving tea in her mansion on La
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Gay Street. She sat it perfectly into a picture of the old subs.
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Her brother in law, Robert Cooper, was also president. He struck a
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more discordant It was so nice of you, mister Dollar, at the fine
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time from your present duty, to come cooling on her. Actually, I
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should think that the interests of mister Dollar's insurance company would be more properly serving
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some other way. Just what did you have in mind, mister Cooper?
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From what Lieutenant Herbert kills us, there's definite suspicion of the fire was deliberate.
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Presents your time I'd better be spent among the criminal elements of cars.
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And I'm sure that mister Dollar is a more qualified judge than either reverse is
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to put procedures in his callow It's a key, mister Dollar. No thanks,
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drops, if you please have us, I have to doing one of
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the first things you'd like to know. Mister Dollar is a person thereabouts to
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my son Norman. You know where he is. He's away on a hunting
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trip. Mister Dollar, he left last night. N the size Norman loves
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to go around. She says, it's sports. You know you'd be back
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in a few days to ask any questions you might have. Uh huh,
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isn't midnight or rather unusual hour to leave on a hunting firs. No,
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look here, dolla, I strongly resent the implications in this line of question,
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and you're pursuing I imagine Felicia Farrow strongly resents the fact that she's dead
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too. Norman had nothing to do with that or with the father. Of
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course he didn't prove it, but mister Dallas certainly entitled the information he desires
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a little dollar midnight at the time, Norman prefers to leave on his chips.
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That way, he arrived at the hut and preserved dawn. He always
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says it's the best time for shooting. I understand he had a date with
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Felicia Farrell last night, Missus Cooper. Yes, yes, that's right.
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It took her to a cup and down at the country tub. If it
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was over at eleven, he brought her back home and then left on the
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chips. That's how a friendly were your son and Felicia Farrell now put it
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up there, mister Donna. Felicia Farrell was extremely effective, but hardly they
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is kind of girl Norman would consider marrying. As far as I know,
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there's still no law against the son of a y. There is if a
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harvest turns out to their murders. Sorr. That was terribly clum to help
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me as are there anymore questions? Needs to Donna? Not now, missus
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Cooper and thanks. Back at the paper factory, I learned the Lieutenant herp
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he had returned to police headquarters. So I went to a lunch them across
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the street to call into him expensive count Adam three fifty five cents phone call
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Hamburger rare and a cup of coffee the one hand, big air with the
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works. If he gets don't the way we wanted it, it looks fine.
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And that worst coffee you said you wanted ready, that's right, chgar
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and cream no black, I think sugar say that you was mighty big fire.
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They hadn't crossed the quick last night. Yeah, I guess it was.
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Yeah, kind of running the bad luck with fires the Ambross Cooper folks.
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The second one in two years they had huh and my it was real
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pretty though it was much putty in the first one. The woo man Cooper
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himself got burned to death. Now when you know you saw the fire last
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night? Oh yes, I always real pretty. He played sure looks like
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a mess. Now though, how did you happen to be around it four
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in the morning. Well, the night man was sick and the boss made
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me take his chick. When he's always doing that, the boss, he
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kind of makes the fun of man who hadn't take another colored chin, right,
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Yeah, yeah, did you see anybody around the place last night?
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When no, there wasn't nobody around it as him, because the poor didn't
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nobody but old horrors that he is singles and in the night watchman over there?
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Or was no one that's always getting fires with a little horse? Yeah,
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why is that? You would never need to ask that quicktion lo if
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you'd seen him the way he wasn't here last night. He came into the
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restaurant last night, Oh yes, he always does if he gets to nipping
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that bottle. He he is. And then somewhere was around the tree.
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Four in the morning. He begins to do like happen little bit a company.
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So he's been nipping last night, so nipping man, he was drunking
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forty who dollars? Oh he was real happy, real happy, old horse
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said he was kind of celebrating his retirement. What time was it? May
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see that was maybe ten sixteen minutes before the fire broke cars. But I
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never figured all a horse to be written next to retire, though I always
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thought ever every extra tent he made went for booze. Oh come, he
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didn't tell a police all this? Well, I don't know. Well,
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I never thought about that. Against do you think they ought to tell him
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something about that? They ought to know something about that? Huh, well,
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they might be interested. I relayed the information to Lieutenant Hervey at headquarters,
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and he checked the general hospital. The Watchman Horror Singles gonna have been
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treated for superficial burns and discharged an hour before we started out in Hervey's car
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to see if we could pick him up for questioning at his home. It
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might make some sense, though we figured signals it might be suspecting at other
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power and Ambrose Cooper died, never could pick up any poof against him pools
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and figure out this crack about his corn who did broke some Wow, as
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we know, this is his seat here. Cars is not very part of
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this neighborhood with all these shiny shack a shack in the middle of the next
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block. Is there where even that's pleased? The one was door. Yeah,
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looks like we're just designed to pull the box on a third fire.
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By the time we got there and broke down the locked front door, the
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fire was really getting underway. Right in the middle of it was a rickety
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iron cut, and in the middle of the cut was the body of Horace
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Singleton. An empty whiskey bottle was still clasped firmly in his hand. The
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managed to get him outside just as the first pumper rolled up and answered to
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some neighbors, call, really did h I didn't think we're going to meet
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it now? We could have saved ourselves to trouble. Yeah, that's going
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to answer any questions ors now, well, he answered one. How's that?
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Whatever else he might have done, he didn't set that third fire.
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Not even the worst corn liquor smells like raw gasoline. We waved around just
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long enough for the corners man to come out and pick up horror Stringleton's body
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and then went back to headquarters. It looks like we're in kind of a
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rut or three fires, three bodies, we get new where pack? Well,
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at least he's got a pretty classic arson tanna. Yeah, the use
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of fires. Who destroy the evidence of another crop? Yeah? This ties
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into the coroner's report. Police a power along tissue and up there to burn
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definite evidence of oxygen starvation, probable cause of death as fixiation prior to exposures
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as fire. And I'll give you eight to five right now, we've got
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the same type of port and harsh into So we've got a pattern. I
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know, still doesn't tell us who? Why? You sure like us can't
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hurry? Yeah? Where? Uh huh? You search a car? Yeah?
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I got it. Make come down here the headquarters. I'll we wait.
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Things that might help clear it up a few points daughter, young Norman
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couple just picked up by the highway patrol for teeding. Did they happen to
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find some hunting equipment in his car? Yeah? Another thing's cool, like
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what Policia Parrell's handbag and a couple of empty gasoline Can you know many great
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men have attained the highest office in our land, the presidency of the United
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States. Can you guess the name of this man? He has been called
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a lawyer by profession, a fighter by choice, and a politician by force
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of circumstance, and he was outstanding in all three fields. In seventeen eighty
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eight, at the age of twenty one, he was appointed public prosecutor for
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the region which is now Tennessee. As president, he was the first to
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introduce the National Convention for the nomination of presidential candidates. During his campaign for
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the presidency, his opponent's attempted to smeriham by an unwarranted attack on his wife,
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Rachel, who never recovered from the ordeal and died just before her husband's
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inauguration. If you don't have his name by now, here's one more clue.
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During the Battle of New Orleans, as major general of the army,
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he accepted the help of the pirate Jean Rafi, who was he Andrew Jackson,
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seventh presidents of the United States. His life is part of your American
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heritage. And now with our star John Lund, we bring you the second
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act of yours Tully. Johnny dollars. It took about forty five minutes of
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the Highway Patrol to bring Norman Cooper down to headquarters. When we sat down
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with him in Lieutenant Hervey's office to talk things over, he didn't seem too
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upset as the prospect. I caught the news on the radio up in Marlborough.
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Connie turned right around head back home. That's why I was speeding.
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You sure that jolly the new about it? Miss? Who will the course
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it is? Lieutenant? How could I know anything else? You had to
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date with the fleet of Farrell last night? What time you bring the whole
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Why somewhere around eleven thirty quarter of twelve must been around there. I was
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ready to shove off in my trip and didn't I anybody see you'll bring her
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home? Why? No, nothing I know of. I just dropped her
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off in her apartment and drove on homes. No, I don't think anything.
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Say what is this? Are you trying to accuse me of having something
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to do with that fire Felici of Paradigm. We're trying to get some information
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mixt Cooper. Well, I don't like the way you're going about it,
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Lieutenant holding me down here, questioning me this way. I think I've got
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an explanation coming. Maybe you'd better explain how come Felicia's handbag was filing your
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car. She left it there, forgot it when she got out. She
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forgot those empty gasoline cans too, gasoline cans? What do they got to
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do with this? Mind telling us what they were doing in your car,
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mister Cooper, No, I always carry extra gas along with me in case
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I run out on the road. That's what happened this time. Look,
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you're just trying to build up a great big thing out of nothing. Why
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I should I want to kill Felicia. I hardly knew the girls he worked
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as your secretary. He took her out dancing last night. Sure I did
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do accompany dance the only day we ever had. The only reason I took
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her was a girl I usually go with. Stodn't help. Who's at the
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school. Her name's Mary Anne Jeans. There's at six to eleven Crescent Drive.
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She's girl alive and going with She can't back up what I'm telling you.
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We'll change with her. Come you thought our felicious boyfriend? Anyhow?
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Then the fellow was really taking her out? Where are you away? Over.
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Who are you talking about, super well Man? My mother's gonna marry
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my uncle Robert Cooper. While Norman Cooper was giving his statement to the police
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stenographer, Herphy made a few calls around town trying to locate Robert Cooper.
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He came up with nothing, so I drove to mary Anne James address.
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Nobody was home at six to eleven Crescent Drive, but a gossipy neighbor informed
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me that mary Anne James worked as a hostess and guide at the Botanical Garden
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fifteen miles north of town on US Highway sixty two. Expensive count out of
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four one dollar and fifty cent entrance feet of the garden. According to the
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modest sign out front, I was entering two hundred and fifty acres of the
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most lush and beautiful floor to be found in South Carolina. Mary Anne was
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one of ten Southern Bells whose job it was to paddle enraptured tourists around artificial
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canals and flat bottom boats while intoning the glories of nature to be found there.
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I waited until her boat was free, then stepped aboard, and we
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pushed off. You will notice over there on the left bank, through the
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border of the zanius for which botanical gardens are justifiably same. So over forty
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seven different blood is. These lovely delicate blooms range and all the ways from
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the purest of virginal flights to the deeper shade of passionate ralge. Okay,
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okay, Mary Anne, you can relax now, I beg your pardon,
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says we're out of side of the dock. Suppose we talk about something more
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interesting for a change the rules of the garden, says forbid estirs he entered.
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Any trisonal conversation with the visit is here must get pretty boring. Oh
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you don't know the horror fathers. I get so sick of a they isn't
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magnolias and honeysuckle. At times I could just they Now wait a minute,
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you're not one of those company spies on No, not this time. My
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name is Johnny Dollar. I'm an insurance invest to get there, I can't
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say I rightly know what that means, mister dog well boiled down. It
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means I'd like to ask you a few questions about Felicia Farrell. Felicia Fairs,
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and I don't think I rightly know anyone now Oh, so you're not
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talking about that poor girl who got herself burned to death in that fire last
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night. Yeah, that's the one. I read about that in the papers
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this morning, that poor dear things but a perstly Mathey waited dies Domfreid All
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I know about her, but I read in the papers, mister dog,
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that's not what Norman Cooper says. Norman, do you say I don't know
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anything about Felicia Pairs? That was my jo an impression. Yes, he's
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gets a dollar and a thing nominous, but he sometimes gets the craziest ideas
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a poor girl like me working out here hardly gets a chance to meet anyone.
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Oh is that so to say? It is? After all, of
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girl needs clothes to go out and meet people, you know, And you
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can't possibly imagine what perfectly miserable salaries they pay us here. Yeah, I
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think I can. Well, well hear no, looks like somebody drops some
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money in the boat. Now did what did those tallest visitors here do?
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There? I swear some people would lose their heads if they weren't fastened downs.
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Yeah you'll give me that bill, mister dollars? Oh sure? Yeah?
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Now what were we talking? About Felicia Sarah. Oh, yeah,
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the poor dear girl. Of course I knew her. What was I think
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enough to say? I didn't you know where she was last night? Oh?
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Oh, why is that? I had a day used to go to
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the company dance with Norman, but the last minute I got a silly old
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headache. I didn't want to spoil along in fun, so I asked Felicia
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to go with mister. Has she ever gone out with him before? With
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Nord, oh hardly, He's been a starting meting round for the past year
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or so. Who did she go out with Felicia? No? One institutes?
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Or what about Robert Cooper? Normand Uncle? I heard Belize to talk
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about him once, right, but that's all I know. The saint was
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she never went out with her? For Norman said she's been going out regularly
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with his uncle. He did, That's right, No, that's very embarrassing,
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mister darn Oh why well, now i'man Curtis Darling old things. I
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shall hate to get him to any trouble stands toy and that one of us
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is alive. Nice, don't know what is he means? After falling around
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the gardens for thirty minutes more, without mary Anne changing her story, I
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headed back to town. In the Colonial Hotel, there was a message from
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Lieutenant Hervey asking me to call him at headquarters a minute I got in.
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I've been checking the bank accounts for the people involved. It looks like it's
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paying or it's about time something. Then Elisha Farroh made a cash deposit of
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five hundred dollars over and above he's salary checks each and every month for the
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past two years. What about Norman to count and missus Cooper? Is nothing
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there? But Robert Coop was account who was a correspondent cash withdrawal of five
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hundred dollars cool to four days before each of Felicia's depots. Have you picked
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him up yet? No, but we will And it's not too tough to
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figure it now. Well, a blackmail motive might be a little hard to
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prove without knowing what Felicia had on him. Alicia Farrow has a safety deposit
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parks in the same bank, and you get a court order opening. We're
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getting one now here's join us. I don't mind if I do. Found
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that the safety deposit box was held jointly by Felicia and mary Anne Jane.
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The ball records showed that Mary Anne had been in to open the box earlier
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that same day, and the box contained a marriage license issued a year before
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to Felicia Farrell and Robert Cooper. Can't ask her better? Blackmail motive dog
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Robert wanted to marry missus Alice Cooper while he's already secretly married to Felicia.
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She really had him move real barrel? Who wounded he killed it? Yeah,
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the death of the watchman make sense now too. Who he must have
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stumbled into? Look while Robert was killing it and figured he could do a
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little blackmail and cool. Well, it looks like two down and want to
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go. Why somebody else could have the same idea? Mary Anne Gee?
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The license is in proof of marriage, but a certificate would be. And
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she was into this box for something today. If she figured on trying the
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same thing, and Robert Cooper follows the same pattern, That's just what I
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was thinking. A phone calls to the Botanical Gardens brought no answer. It
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was after five or thirty and the place was obviously closed. There was only
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one place left to go. Six to eleven Crescent Drier. Oh, hello,
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Lieutenant miss daughter, h what are you doing here long? When I'm
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waiting for Marianne to get home? You see, we might if we come
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in. Why, No, not at all, Missus James hasn't come home
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yet. No, No, I've been expecting her. She usually home about
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this time. We had a date, but she phone said she'd be a
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little late. Did she say why? Yeah? She said she had to
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meet someone at the gardens after closing times, some kind of a business deal
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or something. Why did you want to see her about something important? You
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could call it that. We covered the fifteen mile out to the botanical gardens
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and something like eleven minutes sept The place was dark and deserted looking, except
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for two cars in the parking lot. The hood of one of the cars
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was still warm, and it was registered to Robert Cooper, Who's getting there?
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Will a dollar? No Christian about it? We're I don't know.
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It was two hundred and fifty acres to cover. We better get started.
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We split up and headed into a night black and massive tropical foliage. That
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didn't seem to be a prayer of finding anyone in there. But I figured
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that forty seven different varieties of bazailiures was a good a place to start as
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anything. But it didn't look as if I was right. Cooker, cook,
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Where is it? Jella? If you Steve and I clump of Magnolian
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get away from here, I don't know. Cobert, throw your gun out,
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Cobert? All right, all right, yeah, I trew my gunning
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down, Doll, I trew it down. I see it. What about
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the girl, Hella? It seems all right, passed out, was shocked.
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She shouldn't have tried it. Black men with me, excuse me,
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let me go. Wasn't my fault. Nothing else I could do. There's
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no crime worth some blackmail unless your pharaoh. I can think of one expensive
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gun Atom five eighteen dollars and thirty cents, hotel bill and miscellanius, expensive
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count Adams six fifty two dollars and seventy cents, air fair and incidentals back
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to Hudford. Expensive counts total one hundred and seventy six dollars and forty five
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cents. Yours, truly, Johnny Dollar, welcome back. Blackmail is definitely
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not a intelligent way to make a living, even if you were to ignore
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the morals of it. Of course, it's one of those acts that's one
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of the more frequent motives for murder, and it's amazing that after all the
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murders that have resulted in fiction and real life blackmail, that people still try
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to get ahead that way. Perceived an email one email from Joan who says,
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Hi, Adam, I listened to the last show of Call the Police,
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and I think this was the best show of them all. It helped
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me spell bound to my computer listening to see what was going to happen next.
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I'm saddened that it what is the last one you have is? I
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will miss it very much. Top marks, Adam for presenting this enjoyable show
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to us. Well, thanks so much, Joan, and I hope you
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and the rest of our listeners are enjoying a life in your hands and Call
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the Police definitely was one of those great rare shows that is just so incredibly
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well done, even though there were only a few episodes. Well, that
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will do it for today. We will be back with you next week.
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On Monday, join us for Frank Race with Paul Duboff taking over in the
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lead, and then on Friday It's will be another episode of Yours Truly Johnny
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Dowler. In the meantime, Send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives
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Idaho, this is your host, Adam Graham's signing off.