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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Dan Frank Matter (EP0841) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Truly, Johnny Doller. This one's called the Van Frank Manner as Johnny Jim
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based Johnny oh Hia Jim, Johnny. When a chief of police get shot
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and killed, what would you say is the most likely reason for Well,
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most likely because he's a chief of police, all right, Only I've got
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to hunt you on this one, like what Jim. He ensured. The
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chief was middle aged, shot the death with his own gun in his own
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house. The beneficiary his wife had twenty seven they'd been married eight months,
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the policy has been in four seven months. The face value was fifty thousand
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dollars, and the wife file to claim I'm not only twenty four hours after
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he was killed. Oh fast, girls, he didn't waste any time.
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What do you think, Johnny, same thing you do. Maybe I'd better
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look into it. How about taking a minute or so to talk about seals
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and fish that have some connection with the governments of the United States. Now
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that isn't as strange as itself. You take the matter of seals for example,
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there are two types of seals that are the responsibility of the Secretary of
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State. First, there's the Great Seal of the United States, which is
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stamped on all official documents. The Secretary of State make sure it's always on
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hand when it's needed. The other kind of seals he takes care of are
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the ones that swim in the ocean. Since it's up to the Secretary to
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work out agreements with representatives of other countries and let them know how many seals
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can be caught in what is called international waters, and when the Secretary of
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State works out similar deals for the catching of fish and blobsters. Because these
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agreements are actually treaties, before they can be put into effects, they have
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to be approved by two thirds of the Senate. As a matter matter of
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fact, anytime our government wants to work out a deal with a foreign country
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on trade, mutual assistance, fish, seals or lobsters. It's done by
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treaty, and all treaties are signed by the President, so some of them
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aren't drawn up until after the Secretary of State has worked over the rough spot
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in order to pave the way for prompt ratification. So Jeff, remember the
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Secretary of State is a mighty important wheel in the machinery of your United States
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government. Expensive counts ammitted by Fresh and investigator Johnny Dollar to Home Office Commonwealth
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Mutual Assurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures
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during my investigation of the Van Frank matter. Expense to cut at them one
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seventy six dollars and forty cents transportation to the great lake town of Middleborough and
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taxi to the home of Dan Frank, former chief of police. Now to
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see it was a rambling two story house, well trimmed hedges, moved along
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quiet neighborhood, good place to live, and the last place you'd think of
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as a setting for murder. I was halfway up to walk when a man
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came out the front door, down the steps, and then stopped and waited
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for me, rocking on his heels, coppers I can tell him a block
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away. You're a copper right wrong private eye? Maybe, Oh you're getting
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warmer insurance, investigator insurance. That's what I just asked her about, and
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she threw me out, said I was drunk. She was right. I
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am usually Anne a little bit. Pete Parker Daily Herald, Johnny Doller w
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I a million insurance? He had some of you wouldn't be here? And
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who gets it? Laura? Of course? It's ever loving little wife.
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Only question left? How much? No comment? I like you, Johnny,
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you don't talk too much. I do. Let me give you a
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little advice. Watch yourself meaning what it's toime. It looks sleepy dead,
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un Let it fool you. It's wide open rackets everything A guy could get
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hurt. What about Dann Frank? Was he in on these rackets? Johnny
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the police chief? Hig gets six thousand a year. And take a look
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at that house, Go in and take a look at Laura even more expensive.
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Dan was in. He's out now though we're seeing Pete right, do
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that. I'm always around Pete Parker. That drop that works for the ask
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anybody well business Frank's yes, Johnny Dollar is my name. I'm representing the
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insurance company. Oh, come in, mister dollars, hardly expected him to
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pay, so prankit. I'm not here to pay you, missus Frank.
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I'm an investigator. The company wants a little more information about your husband's death.
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Why I told him everything in the claim I sent. I know,
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but there are always a few trying to get out of it anyhow those companies
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operate. Oh, you've had experience with him before. What information? What
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is it you want to know, mister dollar, Well, how it happened?
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For one thing? Right here, this is where he fell. He's
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gotten was laying beside him. Someone had taken it from the table over the
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door and waited for him to come downstairs. Middle of the night, wasn't
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it. Why did he come downstairs? I'd heard a noise. I woke
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him up and came down to see about it. For the light time,
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not down here. I turned on the hall light upstairs and done the shots
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for five of them. Someone ran out the front door and got away without
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being seen. Yes, who do you think that someone was, missus Frank,
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I don't know. Dan had a lot of enemies of court because of
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his job. What about his friends? You suppose they could have done it.
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I don't know what you mean. Well, who were his friends?
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Who heads up the rackets here in Middleborough? What rackets? Okay? Without
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your cooperation, I it's going to take a lot longer to get this settled.
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Tell me something. Does the insurance company to join the one who killed
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him? Well, I think twenty four hours. It's pretty fast for a
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grief stricken widow to shoot a claim into the office. I'm not grief stricken.
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Dollar So I've noticed you Go see Max Beeley. Talk to him Max
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Beeley, city attorney. Check his story before you jumped in slusion. She
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thinks I'm guilty. All right, I will. Then we'll talk afterwards.
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Maybe I'll even cooper him. Maybe you will be a little nicer to me.
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Sure, I'll tell you why she sent you to me, so I
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could tell you she didn't kill him, that she couldn't possibly have killed him.
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Why not, mister Billy late at night, the two of him alone
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in the house, the chief shot with his own gun. That mysterious Powler
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story has been used before. Yeah, I know, but you're wrong about
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one thing. They weren't alone in the house. I was there. Oh,
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she dan and I were leaving early in the morning on a fishing trip,
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so I was staying all night. I woke up and hurt somebody in
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the hall outside my room. About the time I opened the door, wore
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a snapped on the hall lights. Just then the shots blasted downstairs. She
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was standing in the door of a room. Not ten way. She couldn't
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have done it, No, apparently not. She sure couldn't have had a
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better alibi, the city attorney himself. Were you and Dan Frank good friends,
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mister Beeley, No, he didn't have much use for each other.
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Then why would you know? I know I was spending the night in his
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house. We were going fishing together. You're thinking maybe I needed that alibi
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as much as Laura does. Well, it does work both ways, mister
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Bailey, No motive. Laura could be a motive. He's a beautiful girl,
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a lot younger than her husband. I understand about your age. In
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fact, again, I know it too well. Sure she's a knockout wild
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honeysuckle and a handful of stars. But inside this little cash register bell and
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when you put money in it rings real pretty. When you don't, nothing
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Dan found out. Is that why he got mixed up with the racket.
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He sure he needed Joe. You do get around, don't you? Who
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told you there were any Max? I wonder if you'd go over there.
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I'm sorry I hadn't know. Oh, come on in, Commissioner, this
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is Johnny Dollar, insurance investigator. He's checking into Dan's killing. A terrible
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loss. Missioner, Corvett, mister Dollar, how do you do? How
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are you if there's any way at all? Week and help mister Dollar just
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speak out. The entire facilities of city Hall are completely at your disposal,
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sirs. Well, thanks, Commissioner. Just what is the theory on the
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shooting? Buying Eddie Sales and you've got the killer? Eddie Sales and Chief
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Frank sent him up a couple of years ago. Eddie sway get him if
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it was the last thing he did. Eddie was pro last week seen here
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in town the morning before the killing. Hasn't been seen since he'd combed the
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town for a week. No luck, Well, it seems to add up.
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Would mister s Frank tell anything about the rackets? Her husband was tied
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up with rackets? No, Commissioner, He's been talking to people. Found
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out Our fair city is not as lily white as it looks. Oh,
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there's no point in trying to cover it up. It's true, mister Dollar.
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Don't as it is to admit it. Any idea who's back of them?
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Not enough to talk about. If I did, I'd be talking about
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it in court. Find Eddie Sales, mister Dollar. That's the key to
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both the killing and the rackets. Find Eddie and you can wind this up
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in ten minutes expensive count Adam two A dollar and fifty cents taxi from City
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Hall back to my hotel. I kept trying to make sense out of what
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I've learned, but got nowhere. Everybody blamed Eddie Sales, the ex con
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with a grudge on the Eddie wasn't around, thanks, and I still wasn't
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any closer to an answer. When I got out at the hotel, I
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watched the taxi pull away and then started across the walk towards the entrance.
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It was a frank parked at the curve a few yards away. I've been
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waiting for you, Johnnie, Oh have you I wanted to talk to you.
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Why don't you get in? Okay? Did you talk to Max?
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Yeah? He gives you a pretty strong alibi. I could have told you
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myself. Did it have checked with him anyway? Yeah? I imagine I
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would have. They're not being any nice, said Johnny. Is that what
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you wanted to talk about? Lady? I'm ready to be nice. Oh
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and how about cooperative that too, Johnny? And tell me why you didn't
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mention Eddie Sales when I talked to you earlier. Why should I don't know
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that it was Eddie? I suppose it was everybody sure of it, but
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I don't know it was him. I see I get him, Johnny.
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The police can't find him when they know the town inside out. It's the
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sin shoot. Hey you all right? Yes, I guess I am Why
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Johnny? Why would they want to kill you? How do you know it
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was me they were shooting at? No? No, some people think about
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it, isn't it. Do you feel any more cooperative? I've got to
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get out of here, Johnny, I hope tell you later. I've got
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to get out here. Waiter another scotch and soda? How about you?
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Johnny? Well? Thanks Pete right now? Oh? I forgot to add,
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how did you find call the paper? They gave me the names of
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three bar I was lucky on the first try. A reputation is a wonderful,
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wonderful thing. Well, Johnny, what else you want to know more
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about Laura Frank? Why he's got an alibi? I know? And somebody
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tried to raf a couple of dollars ago not necessarily, he could have been
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setting me up for that one possible, hey, Asa, Oh thanks,
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Laura Frank hates champagne but always ordered it. It costs more a pink and
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gold dollar and spangled tights, a four star tramp ex dance with the Cosmo
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Club ex girlfriend of Eddie's sales until Dan, girlfriend of Eddie their Oh sure,
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sure, hadn't you heard about him? That's why Eddie swaried gets Dan
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claimed he was being framed. Maybe he was. Maybe Laura suggested it to
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Dan. Eddie had done all the good for him. But then why do
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you hate her? Pete? Uh uh, sir, It's quite the contrary,
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Johnny. I'm in love with her, always will be. She was
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my girl before she met any sales. Oh oh, waited. It's a
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screwy case anyway you look at it, Johnny. That gun, for instance,
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I guess you heard now what about it? Well? They found it
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lying beside band's body his own gun, so of course they assumed he shut
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it out with the killer. It was two days before the lab woke up
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and realized he'd been shot with his own gun, hadn't used it at all.
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Mister Parker, there's a call for yap. Plug the porne in here,
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thanks, Hey, Pete Parker, Why well, yeah yeah, shut
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our cover? Well, yeah, yeah, right away. It's a three
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alarm fire, Johnny Laura Frank's place flames fifty feet high. They can't get
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inside. You know, many great men have attained the highest office in our
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land, the presidency of the United States. Can you guess the name of
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a speaker won for him the nicknames of old Man Eloquent and the walking Vocabulary.
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In his first message to Congress as president in eighteen twenty four, he
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recommended a program of national improvement, including the building of Highway Canal, a
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national university, and federal weather observatory. He was also responsible for the Smithsonian
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Institute. If you don't have his name by now here are two more clues.
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During his presidency, the Erie Canal was completed and the first passenger railroad
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was built. Who was he, John Quincy Adams, sixth Presidents of the
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dollars expensive Count Adam three six dollars and twenty cents refreshments for Pete Parker for
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daily heralds and taxi. The Laura Frank's house in the suburb marked now by
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a pillar of flames visible for black. The whole outside shell of the house
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was blazing, and the fireman couldn't do much of anything but try to keep
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it from spreading and hould back the crowd that had collected on the streets and
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launch. It's terrible, mister dollar, shimp be terrible. A toot hole.
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Yeah, it looks that way. So what about Laura, Commissioner,
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where's Laa? She's alright, got out before it really caught. She's over
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there in the car with Max Beeley. Where Oh oh yeah, well we'll
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see you later, Commissioner, you're coming. Peace, are right with you?
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That terrible thing Jos find me. Please come, I let us stroke,
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Please find pleaser. Johnny, you were right, it wasn't either.
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We're after another tried to get Yeah, it could be. Oh hi,
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mister bleym an one for you, mister Dollar. The house is in short
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too oh awful. I came home and laid on the sofa. I guess
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I dropped off the sleep. I woke up with plans all around me.
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I was just lucky to get out. You've always been lucky, Law.
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I can get along without any remarks from you. Sure you can, Baby,
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You're getting along real fine. Too bad. The car wasn't in the
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garage, and all your assets have been converted the cash nice green bloody cat.
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You fucking food dolay here and leave me out. Why you can afford
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me? Now? Take it easy, both of this and I'm shading blush
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my head. How do you figure mister dollar me in the fire Eddie's sails?
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And I kind of looked that way. He got damned Frank a week
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ago and came back and tried for Law to night. What are the devil's
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he's been hiding out though I've gone with this town foot by foot. Try
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to tell that came from the house ammunition. Maybe the chief problem has somebody
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coming out by the cellar doors carrying a gun, books falling on the ground.
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Come on, how can anybody come out of that love that I'm turned
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over? Easy enough? Good lord, you know I'm it's the boy,
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or even looking for mister Dollar Eddie's sails. I don't know. I can't
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promise anything, gentleman. That shot may bring him too for a few minutes,
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or it may not badly burn. Thirty chances of coming through it alive
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after rhythm not one in a thousand, Commissioner. He may hang on for
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a day or two and might become conscious for a short while and be able
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to talk, But as far as pulling his food, not a chance.
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Really. M Well, there's no point in me staying here any longer.
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If he does talk, you can get his stepd Max did night. Gentlemen,
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I'm not glad the whole answer mister Dollar right there on that bed,
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and we may never find out what the war. I can't figure those shots
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he fired him before he came out of the blaze. He wasn't trying to
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shoot anyone. Apparently he couldn't even see anyone burned the way he was I'm
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going up to the dispensary and get some more plasma back in a h minute.
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But how do you figure it, Johnny, that Eddie started to find
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No, there's no other way to figure it. If he did, it's
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funny he got caught in his own trap. Yeah, he started it,
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all right, and he shot Dan. Now he's playing for it. It
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looks like we're not going to find out who's behind the rackets. Oh hey,
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wait a second, he's trying to say something glow, who who double
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cross to Eddie? Hey, Eddie, can you hear me? No,
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he still can't make it, and maybe as close as he'll ever come.
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Don't get it? Well? Oh yeah, that's the second do you miss
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dollar? Oh thanks Johnny? Dollars Johnny. Oh, that's talk right away,
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all right, talk not on the phone, Johnny. I'm across the
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street in the hospital all night long. School's over here, I guess so
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right away? Yeah, right away, so long, Pete. That was
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Laura. She wants me to meet her across the street, stay here and
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keep an eye on things, would it be sure? Go ahead here,
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Johnny, over here in the booth. What's in your mind? Missus?
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Frank? Sit down, Johnny, Come on, thanks, you had to
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talk to me right away. Well, look at me, Johnny, I'm
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not so bad on me. And looks you mean? Oh oh, you're
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a pink and gold doll handful of stars. That's what a couple of guys
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said today, And I guess it's it. I don't care what a couple
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of guys said. What do you say, Johnny? You look great,
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missus Frank. Terrific. Now if you look scuda, Johnny, I'm in
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the spear on this. You know that the night my husband was killed,
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I've got an hour by nobody could shake right. Well, I'm convinced that
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you didn't pull the trigger. If that's what you mean, you could convince
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the insurance company tooth you would you could have this over and settled. Yeah,
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they'd go pretty much on my report. Why don't it be nice and
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turn in a real good report. Why don't we get some answers first,
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Missus Frank, straighten out some of the coincidences, like the fact that you
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heard the noise and woke up, but you sent she Frank downstairs and you
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turned on the upstairs lights behind them and made a perfect target out of him.
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Let's fear. Whatever you say has to say before I file a report.
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Suppose Eddie dies without tossing, well, I love that case, you
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probably will be in the clear. And now, if you'll excuse Johnny,
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I'll give you ten thousand dollars, let's make that response. Now you are
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anxious, aren't you. I just want to get it settled and out of
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the way, Johnny. One of the firement, I know. It just
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came by the hospital. They thought out why Eddie Sales fired those shots.
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The cellar dog was padlocked on the outside. He shot the lock off to
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get out, and Eddie didn't set the fire. He was locked in the
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basement, so he was the one who was supposed to die in it,
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right, missus Frank, I don't know what you're talking lot. What did
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you want to see me about? Jenny see you about? Oh yeah,
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you just phoned the hospital and said to come right over here, that you
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wanted to see me. Come on, Pete, let's get back over there.
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That's why she wanted to talk to me, to get me away from
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that room from the yellow Eddie. Eddie's a big threat. If he comes
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to and knows he's finished, you'll probably talk his head off here it is?
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We get that before well leaving, mister Billy. Yeah, somebody phoned
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the commissioner wants me to meet him across the street. Is there anybody up
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there with Eddie? Well? Uh no, not right now. The doctor
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will be back in a few minutes. Oh come on, look, look
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I've got to meet Oh what's going on here? Look? I haven't got
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time to go back upstairs. I think you'd better take time, mister Billy.
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All right, Eddie wasn't showing any times of coming too. How Betty
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wasn't all right? Let's go now, Look you mind letting me in on
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this, mister Dalla. Lets got out of that room and take a look
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at Eddie first. What happens is that police with me? I don't do
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this. I was here in the hall and I left. I might have
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walked down to Did you leave that door open, mister Bailey? No?
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Come on, what's the devil? Are we interrupting anything? Commissioner? What
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are you doing with that pillow? Nothing at all? You were holding it
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down already's face. You were trying dead. You smothered him. He was
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dead when I came in. I was just moving the pillow. Did you
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have to get us all out of the hospital and send the police guard away
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just to move a pillow. Mister Dollar, surely you're not suggesting my mind
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suggesting it. Call it. I've known for a year that you were back
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of the racketeer, but I didn't have any way of proving it until now.
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Is that what you mean? Max? Hold it right where you are.
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That gun isn't your answer, Commissioner. There are three of us and
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you can't get us all. Why did you have Dan frankild He was one
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of your boys. I can tell you, mister Dollar. Dan was going
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to pull out still a whole business. Give me names and facts. That
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was the reason for the fishing trip. Laura must have tipped off Corvin.
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Eddie Sales was in town and already had a grudge against the chief, but
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was real convenient, Max, Real convenient and Eddie hit out in the basement
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of Laura's house until she decided she feel safer if he were dead, until
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she locked the basement door and burned the house down tonight. Laura was a
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week late. That's why we tried to knock her off the sept You better
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commit a gun. Call better do as he says, don't come any closer
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to stay where you are or what should he's making for the window he got
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out of being prosecuted. You don't have any defendants left, Max Laura.
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He s is dead. Miss Nick called it and damn too, no witnesses
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and nobody to processes. He still has you, missus Frank accomplished the murder.
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John, She's right, mister Dollar. I couldn't build a case against
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her with this. You can with one. Well. She intended it to
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be an insurance claim, but it's actually a confession, all signed and witness
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What are you talking about? Dahl filled out the complete story of what happened.
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It says, we found my husband's body at the foot of the stairs.
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He'd been shot and killed with his own guns. I don't quite see
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what this claim was in the main office of the insurance company less than twenty
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four hours after Dan Frank was killed, but the police didn't find out he'd
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been shot with his own gun until two days later. How did you know
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it? Missus Frank? Expense account ATOM four one hundred and ten dollars and
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eighty cents, hotel incidentals and transportation back to Hutford expense account total one hundred
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and ninety four dollars and ninety cents. Yours truly, Johnny Dollars, welcome
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back ways to make an insurance investigator suspicious. At the very top of that,
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I would suggest that offering a ten thousand dollars payoff to expedite processing of
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acclaim would have to be pretty close to the top. This is another one
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that I do believe was made into a five part serial. I do have
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to remark that at least the radio dramas of the day tend to indicate that
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it was much easier to get by in life and work as a known drunk,
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as illustrated by the reporter of the story. I don't know if that
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was as true in real life as it was in fiction. All right,
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Well, we turned out to listen or comments and feedback, and we have
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a review on iTunes from postal Hawk, who says, I love yours truly,
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Johnny Dowler. Don't get why people don't like John Lunn. He is
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my favorite Johnny Dowler. I also like that the old ads are left in
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keep up the great work. Well, thanks so much. Generally, there
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have been two criticisms I've heard of John Lunt. The first was that his
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voice was too soft, and the second was that his characterization was boring.
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But on the other hand, you have people like Jim Wittner who say that
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on additional listening, Lone brings a lot of warmth to the role. And
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I do think the writing has been better during the John Lunn era than some
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of the later Edmund O'Brien's scripts. I've yet to run into a Johnny Dollar
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characterization that I've really not liked. I still think Bailey is the best I've
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heard, so are myself. I'd probably the ones I've heard a lot of
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so far. I would probably put one right right under Edmund O'Brien in second
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place, a hair ahead of Charles Russell. And I haven't heard enough Bob
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Burdick or Mandel Kramer to rank them. All Right, Well, that'll do
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it for today. We'll be back on Saturday with an episode of the Lineup
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in the meantime. S Andrew comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net,
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