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more. Well, today we're going to bring you part six and seven of
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the Phantom Chase Matter Now. Part six was broadcast on October twenty second on
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Monday, and Part seven was broadcast on October twenty fourth on Wednesday. And
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as I listened to the episodes, there doesn't appear to be anything missing.
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So it appears to be a case where the Tuesday tom slot was preempted.
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What four we can't say, but we can speculate pretty easily. It was
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October twenty third of a presidential election year. Even though they didn't have presidential
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debates back in nineteen fifty six. It's pretty easy to figure that somehow or
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another there was an election related preemption anyway, from October twenty second and twenty
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fourth of nine, nineteen fifty six. Here is the phantom Chase matter from
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Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Dollar. This is Connie, mister Dollar.
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Wow, you're about the last person in the world I thought i'd be
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hearing from. What do you mean? I waited for you last night at
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the Trade Winds Bar, but you didn't show up. No, I got
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delayed in the way by a head over the head in a warehouse and up
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here. Wow. Ah, don't tell me that surprises you. Of course
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it does. Look that whole routine is yesterday about telling me where Tom Chase
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is hiding with just a decoy so he could get me down there and try
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to finish me off if that night watchman hadn't come along when he did that.
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Still, I don't know what you're talking about. Want to prove that,
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yes, but how by opening up and telling me what this is all
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about? Where are you now downstairs in the lobby. I'll be right down
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tonight and every weekday Night Bob Bailey in the transcribed Adventures of the Man with
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the Action Packed Expenser coud America's Fabulous freelance insurance Investigator, Yours Truly, Johnny
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Dell from Special Investigator Johnny Dell A location, Barbados, British West Indies to
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the Home Office Universal Adjustment Bureau, Hertford, Connecticut. Assignment the phantom chase
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matter expens a count continue it am twenty one two cents exactly what I'd have
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taken at that point to chuck the whole deal. Getting slugged on the head
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the night before was bad enough. But when I got down to the lobby
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that morning and found that Connie was nowhere in sight, I realized I was
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right back where I started from, which was nowhere. I went over at
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the desk. Yes, sir, Hey, look a girl just followed me
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from the lobby. Did you see her, yes, sir, the most
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attractive young leader. Yeah, and right now I'm most invisible young lady.
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Where'd she go? Why? I don't know? So was she alone?
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I was quite alone. She came in after be put through your room,
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and after she hung up, she sudden it turned and walked out. Oh,
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well, that's just great. You wouldn't happen to know her. I'm
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afraid that's a pleasure that's been denied me, sir. I have ever seen
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her before? Yes, once or twice? Run down? Was she with
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someone when you saw her? Sir? A woman with such an obvious charm
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is seldom alone? Yeah? Well you remember what the man she was with
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looked like? Well, only in a vague sort of way. I'm afraid
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he was a large, rather handsome, athletic looking I'd say, could we
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chase all right? Skip it? Well that's that I guess. Sorry,
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I didn't make connection, so but perhaps she'll come back. I'm not coming.
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A long time ago, I learned it in my job. It's always
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a good idea to keep in contact with the local authorities. So I decided
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to visit the Colonial Police. As of the moment, I needed a shoulder
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to do a little crying on the shoulder in this case turned out to belong
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to an inspector Whitson. Let me see if I have this thing straight,
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mister Darlan, this chap you're looking for. Tom Chase embezzled some money from
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the New York investment firm in which he was a junior park. Yeah,
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that's right, Inspector Everson, and Chase was the firm. One hundred and
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twenty thousand dollars was the amount, A hundred. Goodness, Chase must be
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rather clever swindling. Yeah, I'm pretty speedy too. He's kept two jumps
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ahead of me all the way. And you think he's traveling under the name
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of Tom Jane, I'm sure of it. And New Orleans, a man
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named Freddy Quintana told me Chase and James are one and the same, and
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showed me some handwriting to prove it. That Chase eluded you in New Orleans.
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Yeah, Quintana was going to turn him over to me for a price,
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but then he turned up dead in an alley. So your friend Chase
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is dangerous as well as clever. Why you do have your problems, don't
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you a bucketful of them, Inspector. And now you think that this Chase
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or James is hiding here in Barbada, Well, I'm pretty sure of it.
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You see, he left New Orleans in a hurry after Quintana's murder,
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understandably, but he burned some papers, not completely, and we found one
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with some numbers on it. They turned out to be about a ship sailing.
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I intercepted the ship at Haiti, but learned that Chase had gotten off
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in Havana. I see the Havannah police found out for me that he bought
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a plane ticket Hre to Barbados. And so here you are, well,
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I must say, you're persistently Oh yeah, but so far it's got me
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one big nothing. I thought about like a change when I met Connie last
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night, but apparently that was just a decoy conm hee. Yeah. Here
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here I've written on a description of her. I'd sure appreciate it if you
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could help me find him. Oh, I say, from this description it
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sounds as there it would be a pleasure to find her, wouldn't it,
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Noah, inspector, she's quite a dish. How does this Connie enter into
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the situation? Well, pretty basically, you see, nobody ever in New
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York could figure out why Chase had turned sour. His senior partner, George
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Effison was mystified, and so was Chase's wife, Lola. But I guess
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the reason was pretty obvious right from the start, except nobody wanted to face
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up to it. I take it to repair to perhaps the classic reason another
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right, I found out that Chase's New Orleans hideout had been arranged for him
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by a woman. Then last night Connie told me she knew where Chase was
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and for enough money to get back to the state. She'd tell me.
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Well, then Connie would appear to be the other woman. Huh, Yeah,
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she said she wanted out, but it turned out to be a trap.
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Oh so well, she set up a meeting for us last night,
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but on the way to it I got slugged. Oh, apparently a night
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watchman came along right afterwards. Otherwise I suppose Chase would have finished me off.
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One thing I don't get though, What's that? Well, why would
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Connie call me from the hotel lobby this morning, then duck out before I
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could get downstairs? Watch she alone when she left? According to the clerk,
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Yes, oh, I know what you're thinking, Inspector. Could be
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she still wanted to go through with a deal, but spotted Chase closing in,
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so she ducked out. Something like that. Well, mister Dona,
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it would appear you have tim it. Unless you can find Connie against timey,
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Inspector, I'm scuttled. Good afternoon, mister dolla, clerk, it's
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that girl been back, the one you'll call Connie. H No, sir,
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I've been keeping an eye out for here in the lobby, but I've
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seen no sight of it. No calls or messages for me, No,
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sir. If I see her, of course, I'll get in touch with
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you immediately. You'll be in your room. No, no, I'll I'll
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be at the Trade Winds Bar. The Trade Well, that's one of the
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waterfront bars, isn't it, mister Dollar. That's right, none of my
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business, sir, but I would be just a bit careful if how are
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you now? What's that supposed to me? Well, that part of time,
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sir, it's not the best you're telling me. I got hit over
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the head down in that part of town last night, and now are you
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going back there? Real glutton for punishment? Huh. My thought was that
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the Trade Winds Bar was as good a place to go as any of the
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moments. Connie had wanted me to meet her there last night. If she
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really was on the up and up, she might try to contact me there
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again. The Trade Winds was a typical waterfront dive. Through the swirling smoke,
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I could make out sailors, fishermen and West Indians and the tourists all
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rubbing elbows. It them twenty two fifty cents two rum punches. They came
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cheap there. Halfway through the second one, I spotted someone in the doorway,
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Connie, but then she saw me and ducked out fast. So she
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didn't want to contact me, but I sure wanted to contact her. I
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went out the side door. My hunt was right. She was trying the
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alley. I stepped in front of her. No, baby, just stay
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puts please. I don't know what this is all about, honest mister johrook,
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this is no time to start playing ky. Where's Chase? I don't
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know? Come on, please, you must believe me. I should never
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have come to you in the first place. I'm not Chase's girlfriend like you
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think. I'll try again, sister. Really, I'm telling the truth.
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I know I'd posed to you as this girl, but I'm really not.
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I was trying to work something for myself. When you started talking about murder,
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I realized I was getting involved in things I shouldn't. What are you
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talking about? Honestly, I can explain everything to you, mister Dollar.
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Okay, inside that's just what you're gonna do. Look, we'll take this
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table right here, go on, sonat all, Right now, Connie,
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let's have it, mister dollar. I want you to know I'm pretty ashamed
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of myself for what I was trying to do. It was wrong. I
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should have realized it sooner. Less editorial and more news. Huh. Well,
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I met Tom Chase, or Tom James as he calls himself here in
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Barbados a couple of days ago. A couple of days ago. You mean
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in New York a long time ago, don't you, Connie, No,
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mister Dollar, I wasn't Chase's girlfriend. I'd never seen him before two days
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ago, right here, go on. I had a date with him.
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Then I found out you'd been asking around town for him. So I decided
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on a So I found you and told you I knew where Chase was.
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You thought I was this girl, and so I went along with it.
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I was supposed to have a date with him last night here at the Trade
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Winds, but he didn't come. He was too busy hitting me over the
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head at the time. You're telling me the truth, Cunnie, I swear
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it. Then there's one big question. Why did you do it because I'm
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broke, mister Donnery, I'm stranded here in Barbados and I want to go
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back to the States. I thought you were going to put the finger on
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him for enough dough to get back to the States. Huh, I'm afraid
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that's about it. And you don't have any idea where he is now,
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none at all. Well, that's just fine. My last lead out the
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one door. I'm sorry, You're sorry. Look, did he mention his
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girlfriend to you? So he did say he was expecting a friend down here.
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They probably had a rig for her to meet him here later. He
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didn't give you any indication where he was staying. Uh, No, what
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his future plans were? No, there was one thing. What was it?
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Well, I don't know if it means anything. Well, we were
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here at the Trade Winds for a last Afterwards, we walked around the waterfront
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for a while. Yeah, Tom stopped and talked to one of the fishermen
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there for quite a while. Ah, could you hear what they were saying?
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No, they left me and went off to one side. I wasn't
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conny. Do you think you'd recognized that fisherman if you saw him again?
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Yes, I think so then come on. We went outside. There was
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sunset. A few fishermen were scattered along the walls, mending nets, getting
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their gear in shape. We gave each one of them. The one soldier
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then kept going. Suddenly Connie stopped there. He is Johnny, the one
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who's joining. Okay, thanks, you stay here, good good evening.
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He don't sound very convinced. Oh sure, it's a good evening. Soon
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it will be a good night, and then I can go to bed.
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Hey, look, i'd i'd like to ask you a couple of questions.
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Sure, sure, mind staying awake a few minutes? Is that last night?
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I walk all night? Oh? Fishing really must be got around here.
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It's not the fishing. It was a passenger, passenger who he don't
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give his name. What'd you take him? Silent? Three hours by a
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boat from here? What's there? Nothing? Nothing? A small abandoned pier
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and old abandoned house, nothing else, nobody else. You'll let him off
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there, Yes, but he should be comfortable. He took much food with
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him. You mean he's there now and there are no boats there, and
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nobody could swim so far. I see, Okay, thanks a lot pleasant.
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At this point it looked real easy, and I began to wonder if
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it wasn't a little too easy Chase. Sitting there on Lagos Island with no
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way to get off, all I had to do was hire myself a boat
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and go pick him up. I looked at the fisher. He smiled at
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me politely. I looked back at Connie. She smiled too. Yeah.
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Everything could be on the up and up, or it could be a great
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big trap. But one thing was clear. I was going to have to
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go to Lago Island to find out Johnny Dollar is Lola Chase. Johnny,
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Lola, where are you at a hotel? Over at Marisol Parissall Beach?
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You're here in Barbados. Yes, Look, when I left you in New
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Orleans, you promised to go back home to New York. I know,
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but I just couldn't stay there. Look, it's my husband you're after.
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Johnny. He's an embezzler, and according to you, he's even a murderer.
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But he's still my husband. If there's anything I can do to help
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me, Lola, the best you can do is to stay away. Sorry,
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I just can't, Johnny. Please don't try to make me, Lola.
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I'm coming over to see you. From Special Investigator Johnny Dolly, location
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Barbados, British West Indies to the Home Office Universal Adjustment Bureau, Hertford,
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Connecticut assignment. The Phanom Chase matter expense account continued. I am twenty three
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a dollar twenty American cav fed a Lola's hotel at Marisol Beach. She was
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waiting for him on the terrace. Please don't be mad at me, Johnny.
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Oh, I'm not mad, Lola. It's just that I hate to
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see you keep leading with your chin. It's the best way I know of
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to get kicked in the face. I know, after all Chase has done,
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you're still I've discovered something about me. Yeah, what do you mean?
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It does hurt to get kicked in the face. It hurts plenty,
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but you know, after a while, you get over being hurt. When
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you found out it was a woman who arranged Tom's hide up in New Orleans,
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I thought, well, it seemed like the end of the world for
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me. Up to that point, I kept trying to tell myself that the
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reason Tom had embezzled the money was because he was in trouble of some kind
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and I could help him. But I guess down deep, I knew right
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from the start it had to be another woman, and that's why I wanted
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you to go back to New York, Klola. I don't want to see
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you get hurt anymore, I know, But Johnny, I don't think I
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can be hurt anymore. Yeah, well, I wouldn't count on it.
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I mean it. When I found out there was another it ended a lot
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of things for me, and one of them was the way I used to
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feel about Tom. They're over it now, and not completely, of course,
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but things are different with me now then. I still don't get why
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you came down here. I still want to help Tom if it's humanly possible,
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don't you see. Let's say I feel obligated to because of the way
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things used to be. Does that make sense, Johnny? Yeah? I
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guess well, I gotta be going al It looks like your husband has holed
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up on an island about three hours from here. Is he? How right?
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I wouldn't know. I haven't been close enough to find out except once,
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and that once got me a lump on the head. What do you
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mean? Oh? So I ran into a girl named Connie thought she was
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Tom's friend. She offered to locate him for me. I guess he was
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following and caught up with me down at the waterfront. He attacked. Yeah.
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Then it turned out the girl was only trying to promote herself a trip
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back to the States. She knew I was looking for Chase. She had
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a data two with him, so she saw a chance to make some money.
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How did you find out where Tom's hiding? The girl heard him talking
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to a fisherman. She pointed him out to me. He told me he'd
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taken Chase to Lagos Island. Be fisherman's on the level. It looks like
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the case is just about wand up, and if he isn't it could be
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another trap. But with luck, I should be back by dark with your
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husband. I'll be waiting in John Expencer count Adam twenty four nine fifteen Long
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Distance called to Chase a senior partner, George Everson in New York. I
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figured he ought to know that Lula was down here in Barbados, there,
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mister Dollar. I thought she was right here at home in New York.
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No, she just arrived this morning. But this is no good having her
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there. It just means more painful. She says she's over that part of
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it. You don't know, Lola. I don't think she'll ever be over
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Tom Chase. It's a dollar. I'm going to take the first plane to
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Barbados and bring Lola back to New York with me. Yeah. I think
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that's a good idea, mister Everson. This time, maybe you can make
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us stay. Things can get a little rough around here, and i'd just
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as soon as she was somewhere else rough. Johnny, you've vocated change,
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I think so. Well. Look, maybe if I came down right away,
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I could persuade him to give himself up. Afraid it's a little too
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late for that, mister Reverson. It looks like Chase is hold up on
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a deserted island. I'm leaving in a few minutes to pick him up.
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He doesn't know you're coming. That's what I'm gonna find out. See you
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when I get back. I hope. I am twenty five thirty bucks rental
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on a power cruiser I wanted when I could handle a loan on one with
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a radio. After I had arrange for it, I told the owner to
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get it ready. Well. I paid a visit to inspect a woodsit at
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Colonial Police Headquarters, Lagos Island. That's where this chap Chase is hiding.
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Yeah, it looks like it according to this chart I have. It's about
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three hours out. Yes, that's tobit, I should think. How do
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you find out that Chase was there? Well? I finally located that girl,
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Connie, who'd pull the disappearing act on me. Not good. Turns
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out she isn't Chases girl after all. Oh, at least I don't think
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she is. But she'd heard him talking to a fisherman. She pointed out
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the fisherman and he told me he'd taken Chase to Lagos Island. I wonder
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him, that's all. Oh, doesn't the whole story is on just a
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wee bit pat to you. Yeah, and that's just what's worrying me.
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This whole deal could be a trap. Connie could still be Chase's girl,
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and that fisherman could be in on the deal too, in which case you
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could be in for a bit of trouble at Lagos Island. Well, there's
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one way to find out, inspecting, but let's hope it's not the wrong
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way. What do you know about Lagos, Well, it's fairly flat,
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pretty heavy, underbrush, the small cove with a rickety pier and on an
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abandoned hus on the other side of the eyeld anyone living on the island,
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I mean other than Chase, No, not that I know arg where.
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He used to be rather good sport fishing out there, but that died down
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a couple of years ago. Oh, I doctor, anyone's been near the
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place in quite a while. I see, Look, inspect I'd like you
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to do me a favorite, he said, Well, I've got a radio
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on the boat I runed. My call letter is a six x three.
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Now here's a description of the fisherman on this boat. I'd appreciate it if
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you could have one of your men keep an eye on him and radio to
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me if he puts out the sea after I did very well. Of course,
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even if he did put to see it wouldn't necessarily prove that he was
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working with Chase and was going after you. He might just be going fishing.
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Oh sure, Just one thing, though, Inspector, I don't want
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to be the fish. I went down to the waterfront. My boat was
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already so I went a board and shoved out one side of the harbor.
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I set my course for Lago's out. The boat was equipped with a rig
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for lashing of wheel on position, sort of an automatic pilot, so I
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snapped it in place and started down into the cabin, and then I saw
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that Kevin was occupied. Lola, Hello, John Oh great for two cents.
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I knew you turned back and put me ashore, But please don't.
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I can't, but only because I can't afford to take the time. But
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if you think I like the idea of your stowing away, you're crazy.
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Do you mind telling me why you did it? For a very good reason?
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Well, that's happened. Tom obviously doesn't want to be found. I
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think he's made that clear enough. And you, well, here the kind
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who doesn't stop until you finish your job. So that being the way things
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are, Johnny, somebody could get hurt, and I couldn't stand that.
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I thought that maybe if I came, there wouldn't be any vio. Oh
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look, Lola, Chase isn't going to get hurt if you'll just be sensible.
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I wasn't only thinking of Tom. I wouldn't want you to get hurt
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either, Johnny. I've thought thought about you a lot, But how wonderful
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you've been to me. It's funny. What is oh just that if things
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were different maybe you and I maybe, but things never are different, Lolan,
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I know. Are you sure that's the reason you came along? What
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do you mean they wouldn't buy any chance? Be because you want to help
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Tom Chase, help him. I told you, Johnny, if there's anything
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I can do to help you, I want to. That's why I came
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up. I mean, help him get away from me. Thanks for your
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very charming opinion of me. It's wonderful knowing that's the way you feel.
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Look, Lola, whatever my own private opinions and feelings are are might be
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sometimes I have to file them away and concentrate on the way things look.
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When the time comes, Johnny, you'll see that that isn't the way it
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is at all. I hope so, because the time could be pretty soon.
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From Barbeter's control six x three, from Barbado's control, Oh, Bob,
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that's a six x three. Go ahead, This is inspector what's that
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dollar? Oh? Yes, inspected. The fisherman in question left the harbor
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about tenty minutes up. You did, You may be following you be careful,
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I'll try, believe me. Thanks, inspector. Oh, right out.
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What does that mean, Johnny? It means that this Lagos Island deal
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could be a tramp Oh, what are you going to do? Find out?
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What else? We kept going. A couple of hours later we started
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the island. There's no sign of life, and I headed for the Legedy
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Pier. There was nobody inside, so we went to shore inspector what'son?
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Had said the house was on the other side of the island, So we
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started through the underbrush. Half of dance in here, that sure is How
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far is it across the island, Johnny? Oh? About a mile?
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I think is there anything over there? A deserted house, although it's probably
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not deserted? Now easy through here. This stuff is pretty rough for me.
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But if Tom won't give himself up, will you let me talk to
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him? Oh? I don't know. I'm not going to take any chances
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with you, Lola. You mean you still think I might try to help
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him escape? I mean he could be pretty dangerous right now. Oh,
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he'd never turn on me, Janet, don't count on it. I remember
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a guy named Freddy Quintana who tried to turn him in back in New Orleans.
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Freddie wound up dead. No. I still can't believe Tom had anything
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to do with that. He's not the type Jannet. He were saying,
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Lola, where did he come from? Who knows? In this underbrush?
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Come on down on the delly. He's shooting wild. He mustn't be able
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to see us. What do we do? Walk away along with Delly and
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keep as quiet as possible. Maybe we can spot him from the other end.
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Keep him on, Johnny, your gun? You're you're not going to
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try to shoot him. You think he's trying to shake hands with us?
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It's sticking here. Can you see anything at all? Oh? Nothing?
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Hold it a minute, mesh, how does sound? Now? Look?
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You better stay right here, Lola. This is a fairly shelved spot.
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You'll be safe. What are you going to do? Break him down?
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Johnny? How do you know it's Tom? I don't. I don't,
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But whoever it is is sure and not hanging the welcome man out for us.
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I'm funny that way, Lola. I don't like getting shot at now.
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You stay here, Jenny. It's still wild. From a different direction.
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That sounded from behind us to at the beach. Well, they must
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have circled around us. Hey, what's the beach? Oh, brother,
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is this a sucker play? He's heading for our both time, we took
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off through the underbrush, heading for the beach, and there was slow going.
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Mines kept grabbing our legs. The footing was bad. Then we finally
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came out into the opening. I saw my hunt was right. He started
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the book and was pulling away. By the time we got to the pier,
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he was heading out to see hot range. He turned and looked back
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at us over his shoulder. Johnny, it's Tom, It is Tom.
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Now here's our star to tell you about the next exciting episode of this story.
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Next to a friend of the rescue and an unfriendly phone call from a
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killer, Join us, won't you yours truly, Johnny Dollar? Yours truly
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Johnny Dollar is starrying. Bob Bailey is transcribed in Hollywood, written by Robert
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Rife, and is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join
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us for the next exciting episode of this story on Yours truly, Johnny Dollar.
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Roy Rowan speaking Welcome back. This hair was not the highlight of Johnny
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Dollar's career. Being tricked by the suspect and left stranded on the island without
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trying to avoid any sort of reference to the end. I find that Lola's
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actions in this episode kind of curious. Is usually when the wife of a
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missing man comes on to the detective that indicates something is afoot. We'll see
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how that all plays out. Join us on Friday as we wrap up the
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phantom Chase matter. Additional programming notes. This Wednesday, we won't have Johnny
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Dollar. Instead, we will bring you the Lux Radio Theater presentation of Murder
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Myse Suite starring the Great Dick Powell. Also, as I've mentioned previously,
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Manhunt will be coming to Mondays in two weeks and then two weeks after that.
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Be sure and listen for percent That will do it for today, Tomorrow
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the last episode we have of the Casebook of Gregory Hood, and a week
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