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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Frustrated Phoenix Matter (EP0835) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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it's time for today's episode of Yours truly, Johnny All. This one is
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called The Frustrated Phoenix Matter. Well, you're listening enjoyment, John lund As,
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Johnny Dollars, Bradley, Johnny read any good books lately? And that's
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a brilliant conversation. Little bit. I'm referring specifically to the books of Martin
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Veneberg. Veneburg is that the novelist to make such a big splash about twenty
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years ago, the same the South genius, the Chicago's Lieratti, who wrote
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two smatch sellars. Second the thirties and hasn't been heard from the talentary yesterday,
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that is, and what happened yesterday, well, the height of the
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heyday. He brought a twenty five thousand dollars paid up first policy problem.
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We had a request from him yesterday asking for some change of beneficiary for him.
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Oh, what's the un igual about that? Now they accepted his wife
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the present beneficiary, and the Chicago police have been looking for since Santabart was
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murdered last night. Wow, might be a good idea to brought up on
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my reading events. Mind if I break in here to ask you a question?
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Here? It is how much do you know about your United States government?
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For example, do you know what the work of the Department of Agriculture
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entails? Somebody, some day may recommend that the Department of Agriculture be called
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the Department of General Scientific Progress, because employees of this branch of our government
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have been responsible for the improvement of our shoe leather, our mattress stuffing,
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and the rubber tires which we put on our automobiles. But these improvements are
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somewhat of the sidelines, since the main duty of the department is to assist
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the farmers of Americans now back in the days, and it was just getting
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organized and explaining to Congress Wyatt needed more money. The Department of Agriculture acted
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only as a sort of clearinghouse for information which farmers picked up and passed on
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about better ways to grow corn, raise pigs, and so on. Then
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the farmers began asking questions about getting rid of blights and parasites and other such
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farming problems, and the department had to come up with the right answers.
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That's when the department began to expand and take a direct part in improving farm
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operations. As an example of its success in farming improvement, there's the item
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of egg production. In the past fifty years, the production of eggs has
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been increased over three hundred percent as a result of the expert avice on the
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feeding and raising of poultry developed by workers in the Department of Agricultures. Other
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important developments have been made by the departments chemists, such as the improvement of
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insects, killers, fertilizers, and the discovery of new waves in which to
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use products which farmers have been growing since the beginning of time. For examples,
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do you know it is now possible to make mutledge from sweet potatoes,
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paper from corn stock, paint brushes from milk, and wood as strong as
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steals. These are dumped as few of the advancements made by the Department of
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Agricultures. Future advancements will add much to our American way of life. Expens
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the count submitted by a special investigators Johnny Daughters to Home Office, washingtony and
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Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures
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during my investigation of the Frustrated Phoenix matter. Expense the count atom one thirty
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cents air fare and incidentals between hartfrid and Chicago. Expensive count Atom two one
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dollar and twenty cents cab fare from the Sherman House to the editorial officers of
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the Daily Examiner. I figured a quick brush up on Martin Vanderburgh's recent history
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might come in handy, But as it happened, I didn't get past the
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city editor's desk. Sure you can use the more dollar. Might have a
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better idea for you at all. Oh, yeah, what's that? I
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have a talk with Richard Hanley, who is Handley freelance literary critic and columns
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We buy a lot of except he can tell you everything. It's in the
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morgue. And then some sounds like he knew Vanerburg pretty well. Hey was
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his disciple, friend, father, confessor, and Psychefrics culture worker ole for
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twenty years. That sounds like a pretty good recommendation. If you can find
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Vanneberg's wife, she could give you a better one. Oh, how's that
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Hanley was her first husband. Expens count atom three one dollar and thirty five
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cents cab fare to Richard Hanley's modern studio apartment on a street. The severe
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functional appearance of the studio seemed to be reflected in Richind Hamley, Which Martin
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Danneberg? Who want me to tell you about mister Dollar the man or the
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writer? As a writer, he'd been touched by the gift of genius.
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As a man, he was dissolute, depraved, contemptible. Would you mind
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explaining that, mister Hamley. In nineteen thirty three and thirty four, he
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published two the greatest novels ever written. They burst upon the muckkeep of the
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creative writing at the times like twin comments, blazing a pathway to the star.
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The next twenty years he drowned at Brinton Knight and the Fowls scene of
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alcohol dissipation and marl dissolution. In short, the Martin Vennebergh who was still
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last night, mister Dollar, was a drunken bumble. I was told that
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you were a friend of Venneberg things I was missinformed. The twenty years I
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have been trying to get that man right again, right as I knew he
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could, as he'd done before. I nursed him to his alcoholic stupers,
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counseled him, pleaded with him, even finance him for a year or two.
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And how did hear it yet the bowels where many the accomplishments knew.
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Whatever I gave him me use the city's appetite for dissipations. For twenty years
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is a long time to spend in the space of all that, Not to
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mention the loss of your wife. I hadn't contemplated giving him Helene too,
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mister Dollar. Where is she now? I have no idea. I'd finally
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given up on Beneberg some five weeks ago. I haven't seen either of them
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since. Well, anything else you can tell me, mister Hanley, any
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ideas to who might have killed him or why? No, he had no
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personal position, possibly no longer even a talent for anyone to be jealous.
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I can't to beive of any possible movie, mister dollar. Well, there's
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always that twenty five thousand dollars insurance policy. I walked over to the Chicago
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Avenue Police station and induced myself to Lieutenant board Stock, who was in charge
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of the investigation. For what it's worth, here's what we got on a
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dollar. A vaneback was killed in the one room rat Nast he called home
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by two twenty five color of the bulletside, a close range bulletic got qassed
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by the gun barrett automatic. Time of death was approximably eleven PM last night.
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Nobody heard the shot, Nobody saw anybody coming or out. Nobody knows
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any reason why when a bird should have been killed. Who discovered the body
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of a man of the name of Dalton Parler to be an old friend of
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Vanneberg is qrictly a screwball bohemian fact. You know what time did he come
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across this treeclocker this morning? Unusual hour for m to come calling, wasn't
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well not, according to tarler saims. He was working on some earth shattering
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poems. At all. He finished them and pour right over to show him
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to Vaneberg. According to him, the womb of night is the birthplace of
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genius, and time is an artificial dungeon created by being knighted the listines and
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which to imprison men souls unquote. That's very descriptive, but they're not very
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illuminating. Now. The same could be said about everything else about this case
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so far. Until we came across that insurance policy, we had a blank
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right down the line. You figure, that's the motives for Vaneburg's matter,
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the only one that even looks closed. What about the wife Elaine? Heah,
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that's gotta speak too, for as we can find out, she disappeared
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five days ago. Nobody in the neighborhood's seen or heard of her since we
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got an apb out on her, though we'll pick her up. Anything in
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Vaneburg's recent actions to Jippeth the lead, well, one unusual thing, Popps.
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I don't know if it means anything. Now, Yeah, what's that?
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We found a nearly new portable typewriter up in his room. Clean oil
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is ready to go. The neighbors elicits for the past week. Martin Vaneberg
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has been writing again. I mean we couldn't find a scrap of manuscripts.
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Well, there wasn't much more a voice tact to tell me. Vneberg's history
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during the past ten years were summed up on the police blodder arrest for drunkenness,
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vagrancy, disorderly conduct, and the coroner's jury would write the epithet homicide
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at the hands of person or a person's unknown. I found Dalton taller over
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as Lamlady study would be in Newberry Park, one square block of pirate grass
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and Stragley bushes in the midst of a dreary section of Chicago is near North
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Side. Color was addressing a couple of the spirited looking squirrels, your bdi
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scavengers seeking the humorous fruit of the grouper. There are no greetings here,
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say those unpalatables and scrapes from a moving rescue for the Ashley's called the Mind
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of Man. Do you think the squirrels understand that? Oh, I've better.
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Perhaps from the two they could protoplasmic dollars. The sophie earth and the
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guy is a homo is happily. Well, I have to take your words
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with that's mister sellers, do the let knowledge of my identity. It indicates
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you have the advantage of me, sir, But my name is Dollar.
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I'm an insurance invest to get it. In other words, the brazen deliver
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into the secrets of man. I'd like to ask you a few questions about
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Martin Venneberg. Yes, a final degradation of genius to be detective piece smith
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upon the cold, impersonal autoty flap of a post. Then all I want
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to do is find out who killed them and why? An impossible task,
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sir, You ignore the simple fact that Martin Vanneberg is not dead. That's
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not what the police, I could say. And a busmal conclusion reached by
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pygmy minded illiterates. A soul such a that of Martin Vaneburg can never die.
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It will rise again from the ashes of the mortal remains, like like
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that that table bird, the phoenix and soul and glorious wings of death oppose
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or evermore. Or let's get back to the police blotter and started realism.
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Go in. What do you wish from me? Any information you can give
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me about who might have wanted to kill Martin Vanneberg. Their name is not
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a legion, Sir has that nest to tell her any of the incompetent,
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the jealousy with me, the hecks view of that comes, the illy informed
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words could have killed Zanneberg, chiefly out of sheer frustrated envy. Well,
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I am looking for a little more practical motive. What more practical motive could
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that be? Sure? Worldly good? These he had none? What about
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his wife? The ridiculous implications? Why Helen is a lovely soul, one
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who worshiped with Bendebergs shrine, who is dedicated to suthing to her tireless task
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of catling to his genius. I can think of twenty five thousand reasons why
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she might get tired of it. Sure you're not afferring to that insurance policy
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files supplies motive line has disappeared. Unless she turns up fast with an outside
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alibi. It looks pretty bad for it. I'd never had considered it in
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that life before. When I that you have, how does it look?
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Would it be any assistance to her? If I were to inform you where
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she was last night? It might? You realize? Of course, my
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antipathy towards the minions of the law prevented me from divulging this sooner, but
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if it might be a possible aid to our wife teller and where she'd been
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every evening for the past month typing manuscript Sir, at the apartment of it
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should hand. Yes, that's right, Dollar, Helene has been coming here
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evening to type my column for it. How did you forget to mention that
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little fact earlier? My attorney was out of town. I wish to consult
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with him. What about Elaine? Are yourself? There's been no official charges
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made against her, and I've nothing to be concerned about. Where is Elaine?
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Now? I can tell you only what I just finished telling lutenor boys
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Ark over the phone, and what was that? I expect Helene here as
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usual at eight o'clock to night, no objections. If the Lieutenant and I
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are here at all, my attorney will be here too. Do you mind
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telling me what time Helene left here last night? It was a little past
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midnight? Are you sure about the time? That's the certain is? Who
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are the Dennerberg was killed? At? Approximately? Are now? Or before
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then? Oh? An alibi ready too? You seem to have thought of
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everything, mister Hamley under the second stents? Is I thought it's a reasonable
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thing to do. Expensive conem four sixty five cents cab fair to the Chicago
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Avenue police station. I just paid off the driver and was heading for the
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entrance when the horse shot came hurrying down the stairs. Called a squad car
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parked at the currents Oh dol, you got here just in time? Yeah?
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Sure, what time? Have a break? Color? You picked up
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Elaine, But this might be better COTTI hospital, Joe. Some woman took
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an overdose of sleeping toes with an whole picture of the Center birds in her
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hands. A personally autographed copy of one of his books was on the bed
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table beside it stopped at the six Maybe what are you holding out? At
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tennant? They found a twenty five caliber Loretta automatic. You know, many
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great men have attained the highest office in our land, the presidency of the
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United States. Can you guess the name of this man? He rose through
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the presidency through successful careers as lawyer, army officer, and statesman. No
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President Garfield offered him a cabinet position. He turned it down to become a
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senator from Ohio. Later, as President, he recommended the annexation of Hawaii,
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but his term expired before the bill could be acted on. He also
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helped the admission of North and South Dakota, Montana, Washington, Idaho,
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and Wyoming as states. If you don't have his name by now, here's
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another clue. In eighteen ninety he signed a bill giving tension to American war
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veterans. Who was Benjamin Harrison whatenty third President of the United States. His
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life is part of your American heritage. And now with our star John Lund,
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we bring you the second act of yours, truly Johnny dollars to run
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out to wood Street and Cook County Hospitals. That is approximately twelve minutes.
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One of the interns on Judy as the emergency entrance gave us a briefing in
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one of the admittance rooms. He's only gone on Earth. Isn't much?
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Do you want to commit? About twenty minutes ago? Yeah. Jane Doe
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Wright, female American about thirty years of age, reported Simpsons overdose, sub
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berpetuates sem a comic. Those conditions pulse, respiration and blood pressure, normal
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semi contents, removes, immulents administered, hypodermacray faced in temporary and three twelve.
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You know there was a highlights coming seemed to be a few discrepancies.
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Listenant how the normal posts blood pressure, respiration is. They don't fit in
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with my ideas about the symptoms of my bituate poisoning. They very definitely don't.
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I'd say the answer about tender one that the lab reportal shows stomach content
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to be none. Uh huh. Let's have a look at it, Ella,
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Martin, give me, Martin, Please forgive me. I didn't need
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to do it, Martin. But it's all right now, darling, we
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will be together. We'd like to ask you a few questions. No,
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no, go away, leave me alone. Please leave me alone, Martin,
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Martin, Martin, I'm a police officer. This who's one, Chuck?
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Please? This is Johnny doll and children. I don't care what you
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are. I'll go away. Please go away. Leave me here with my
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memories of Martin? What was Martin Vaneburg? Do you He was my one
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and only true love. I worshiped at the shrine of his genius. Life
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isn't worth living without him? He was the shining beacon with my one and
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only guiding light. Are you were sure that shining beacon isn't a spotlight at
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that grindhouse? On North Clark Street. What are you talking to your dolly
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darling? Aren't you the one whose building is the competuous sweetheart of Tcheptercian delights?
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So what that gotta do with my love for Martin Vaneburg. You gotta
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be able to prove it. I gotta prove enough for me. That's Ham
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and me with secret lovers, Right, have you got to come around crying
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into a person's secret life? Well, there happened to be a few laws
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concerning attempted to suicide with dunning laws means mentioned a few about finding a false
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crime report. Now wait a minute, I didn't do nothing wrong. Letter
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start talking this. That's low down thirty thinking Sammy Farwell, you're press agent.
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Yeah, his idea. I told him it was nuts that we couldn't
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get away with it. But no, he's got himself delusion. It's be
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a Stimmicks and Finnam, he says. So what's what happens? Get myself
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in a damn and it's loudsy perfectory, Get a wrestle with a stomach pump
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yet and so what what am I gonna get out of it? Now?
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Probably thirty to ninety days, depending on the judge. Back at the Chicago
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Avenue station Boyshock went through the routine on Dolly Darling and her publicity agents Sam
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Farwell. It turned out just about as we expected. Wow, there it
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is tell but let's six clears the twenty five caliber Baretta they had planted as
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a prop to the publicity. Has done any previous arrests, A couple of
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lute performances for Dale's and Alderness for follows, dissemination of pornographic literature, assaults,
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no convictions. Beneberg's name doesn't show any the package of Well, it
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doesn't help much in a little matter of who killed him, don't And I'm
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waiting for Helene Bennevert to do that. Expected to show up at Hamley tonight.
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It could be. And if she doesn't, so we got a tale
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on Hannah. He might lead us to her. If not, our app
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will pick her up potentially. Maybe he don't sound very convinced. I guess
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I'm just not the optimistic type. It's not the rest of the day,
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covering the bars, bookie joints, and assorted dives on the Near North Side
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that had been notoriously frequented by Martin Beneberg, I wound up in Dalton Powler's
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neighborhood. No wise other when I started, I figured I had nothing to
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lose by paying a little social your goal. I take it, mister Donner,
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that your visit has no connection with whatever impression my charm with and Brigins
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may have had a funny earlier today. Or maybe you're being till modest,
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mister Teller. Oh, modesty is an attribute, or leave the mediocrecer is
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unbecoming in the redom of talent and utterly irreconcilable with the genius. Well,
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then the which categories of those poems of yours fall? Poems? Sir?
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The ones you were rushing to Martin Vaneburg when you found his body. Oh,
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they're not worthy of discussion, insignificant in conception, pure island realization.
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I destroyed them? Is that what you did with Vaneburg's work too? You're
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meaning estaps me. Vaneburg was working on something, the first writing he's done
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in twenty years. He's done at it steadily for a week, but the
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police didn't find a trace of manuscript. What happened to it, mister Teller?
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I trust my impression that you're accusing me of having Builford is erroneous.
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Mister Doller, you found his body, true, But I found those ad
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manuscript. They don't have a chairway, but the police are bound to take
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up that manuscript sometimes one moment, Sir, yeah, there is something I
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can tell you. Well, let's have it. Martin Vanneberg was writing.
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It was being done under contact with someone for money. Who was he writing
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it? For so far I've been unable to ascertain, but he showed me
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some of this. It was incredible, mister Duller. Badly written. Martin
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Vanneberg was utterly incapable of writing even one interior line. Sir, No,
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it was the contents to which I refer indescribable. He will find it impossible
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to believe. So you took the manuscript and destroyed it. It's what I
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would have wished to do. Unfortunately, there was no place of the manuscript
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when I arrived there. He started writing this just just about the time his
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wife disappeared. Any connection a definite one, sir. Elaine has stood by
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him all these years because of her faith, But someday he would write again.
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When he began and she learned what he was doing, it was impossible
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for her to bear she left him. I suppose that's why I wanted to
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take her name out an insurance policy. Such I believe was his intentions.
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Why tell me all this now, Tyler? It was your reference to the
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police possibly finding that manuscript. You're hoping that I'll find it first and destroy
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it. If the Rebirth of the Soaring Phoenix Becaus was Martin Zenneberg should be
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prostrated because of that writing, it would be the most heinous of all crimes,
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mister Dollar, worse than murder in my humble opinion, sir, Yeah,
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it was getting on tow at eight o'clock when I left Collars, so
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I called the tenant voice. You ought to see if he was ready to
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keep our appointment with Richard Hamley. You don't have the father going over there
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now? Dollar? Why Apple? Yeah? Where? And the Chicago rib
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It morning face John? Preliminary examination shows she'd died about twelve to twenty four
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hours ago. All the times could match pretty closely with Martin's death. Yeah,
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so could the probable cause of death. A couple of small collip of
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bullet wounds to blistics to identity again, But what about Richard Hamley? Right
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now? He's other physician's care broke down completely when they give him the news,
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it's possibly he did it. Of course, jealousy could give him a
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pretty good motive for Martin's death. Doesn't tie in with Helene very well.
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Yeah, that'll be our headache from now on. Well, at least your
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jobs over. Yeah, it looks like it, but I'm in no hurry.
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Oh you've got someone in your mind. Two things, a missing manuscripts
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and a twenty five caliber berretta. Yeah, I think maybe I got the
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gun and figure. So let's try to manuscript first. But Vonneberg was writing
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again, conting to Tower, it was the kind of literature they sell him
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back room and dark alleys teller. I think somebody who pedals that stuff gave
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him a commit Yeah, and that starts to tie in with a gun fat
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on the top, somebody new enough to use the baretta as the plant,
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and that publicity son of Dolly Darlings. Even ballistics didn't know the type gun
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that had killed Benneberg until maybe an hour before. On pornographic literature, molisting
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seems to be a motive. Why don't we drop over the dollar the Darlings
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press age. A few people can follow The offices of Sami Firewell Publicists were
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located on the third floor of an old office building on north Wells Street.
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It's three eleven height down that way. Yeah, come on, dollars hollow
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open up, police, oper goods. Oh, put up, let it
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break it down. Wait a minute. Ah, good evening, gentlemen,
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Welcome to the sacrificial ceremony. Allah, something's burning in our waist. Backs,
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pray, pray, do enough of yourselves, gentlemen, it's much too
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late. The last worst of Martin Veneberg have already been reduced to ashes words.
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Farwell in the inner officer, Oh Nonisa hates he's quite incapable leading there
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under his own locomotion. Looks like Tyler's right. Yes, there's the barrella
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he is. I trust to agree. If this is a most satisfactory evenings
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with gentlemen, all right, salaveater about it. Of course, Lieutenant,
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I must confess I feel quite proud of myself for what has just transpired.
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You knew Farwell. It's killed Martin and Helene not his actual identity. No,
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but there had been worried around of a violent disagreement over the unwelcome attentions
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Martin sponsor the painted Helene. It obviously ends in the shooting. Then he
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disposed of Helene later as a popular witness. But didn't you come to the
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police with us, my dear lieutenant, It was only the manuscript that would
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a concern to me. It was Chael that I get to it before you
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did. And not until mister Dollar departed my umble abode did I learned father's
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identity through the good officers of an old conflaire. So you came up here,
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shot him and burned the script in essence, Yes, there was a
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bit of disagreement involving that gun in there. Yeah, no need to appear
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so discomfort with mister Dollar. I would say that old in old in all,
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when the phoenix does eventually arise from the ashes, he would agree that
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things had turned out quite wet. Expense a count adom of five nineteen dollars
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and forty cents, So tell villain. Miscellaneous expense a count adom of six
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fifty seven dollars and sixty cents. Air fare and incidentals back to hyperd expensive
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on total one hundred and fifty three dollars and fifty cents. Yours, pretty
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John Dollar, welcome back. Kind of an interesting look at how society viewed
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explicit material back in the nineteen fifties. Reminds me a little bit of the
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episode of Dragnet called the Big Producers. This ended to be viewed so negatively
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you'd rarely seen it, seen it in plots, so when it does show
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up, it is kind of rare, I have to say, even today.
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It'd be a somewhat tragic fate. From a literary standpoint, if a
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great Rider were produced to writing smutty material in their older ages in order to
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be able to make a living, they'll brahmp. Some might say that that's
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kind of what goes on in some books. Well, anyway, we do
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turn down listener comments and feedback. Russell writes in from US South Carolina,
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said, I just want you to know that I really enjoy your show,
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go to bad listening to it every night. Keep up the good work.
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Well, thanks so much, Russ. And then we have this from Thomas
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who rides over on Facebook. The Great Detectors of Old Time Radio was a
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great fun for me. Thanks so much for making this material so readily available.
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All right, Well, that will actually do it for today. We
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will be back tomorrow. Our first ever Saturday show, a regular show.
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Join us for the lineup, and then join us back here next Friday for
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