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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Rasmussen Matter (EP1273) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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to today's episode, The Rasmussen Matter from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny
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Dollar. My name is handy, mister Dollar. Yes, I'm returning the
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call you made to mister Ellis Rasmussen. If you will stake your business,
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I shall be glad to transmit it to it. You tell mister rasmussin I'm
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an insurance investigator from Hartford and the matter involves a member of his own family.
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Oh young, mister Rasmus, Yes, could you hold on a moment
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so I could? Mister Raspus will send a car for you at six o'clock.
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Look, I can take a cab it. Oh well, Bob Bailey
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In the Exciting Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed Expense Account, America's
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fabulous freelance insurance investigator as truly Johnny Dollar. Expense account submitted by Special Investigator
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Johnny Dollar to the Universal Adjustment Bureau Hertford, Connecticut. The following is an
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account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the rast Mustn't Matter expense account Item
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one two hundred and four dollars and thirty five cents airfare from Hartford to San
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Francisco to Los Angeles. Trying to compile the details of the Rasmussen case I'd
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been on it three days when I was stonewalled in Los Angeles with a Homby
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Hills address and the phone number of Elis Rasmussen. At six o'clock, a
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liveried chauffeur in immaculate uniform stepped up to me at the desk. Mister Dollar,
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Yes, my name is Stalper, Sir, I have mister Rasmussen's car
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outside. Well, gee whiz stufford hated the truth thing. A few minutes
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later, when we turned into the lush green Holmby Hills section, I had
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a suspicion I was about to deal with a bona fide millionaire. When we
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parked in front of the big two story colonial home and a man with graying
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hair and swallowtail coats stepped out of the door. Well, I knew I
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was going to meet the real article. I'm Holidy, show hell hardy,
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and mister Resmussen is waiting for you. This way please. We stopped in
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front of a huge panel door, party tapped on it once, then pulled
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on the knob. As we entered, a tall man with a shock of
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pure white hair rose from his chair and turned towards us. This is mister
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Dahler, mister Rasmusson I want about four fingers of sorrow, Maash, what
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do you want? He took the words right out of my mouth, mister
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Restmuss. Very good, sir. He's a pretty nice fellow. We're all
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pretty nice fellows around here. Mister Dollar. Sit down, thanks? Could
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you hand me that light? Here? Oh? Sure? Here? Thank
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you? What are you doing in Los Angeles? Why? Federal Underwriters of
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Hartford wrote a blanket policy for all Imperial Rubber Company employees. Your son was
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an executive with Imperio when he was killed in Melea last spring. Federal owes
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his widow twenty five thousand dollars. I don't know where she is, mister
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dollar. I see, I doubt if you do. Let me put it
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this way. I never met the young lady i'd married a one night in
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Elton, Nevada. Two days later they were on the way to Malaya.
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Six months there and the development station was raided by guerrillas one night, and
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I suddenly no longer have a son. Have you eaten your dinner, mister
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Dollar? Oh? I wouldn't want to trouble the hearty set a place,
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mister Dollar. Very good sir. Well, well, I thought you might
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phone me when she got back to the States. She never did, never
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a letter, nothing. I'm old and sick, but I still want to
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see the girl my son married. It's not an easy thing to lose a
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son, mister Dollar, and I lost a good one, us, the
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best son of man ever had. I'm sure you did soon to your son,
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good Fred. During dinner and afterward, over coffee and the cares,
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I listened to the story of Elis Rasmussen's life. It came from the lips
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of an old man who was dying, but in whose eyes I could see
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reflected the memories of a brawling, bustling life that started in an Oklahoma oil
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field and moved to Alaska and Arabia and Africa. More and more, during
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the talk I began to know his lost son, for in everything the old
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man had to say about himself, I could sense an unmistakable reflection of his
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son. Finally I thanked him and left. If I may say so,
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I do hope you'll call soon again, sir mister Rasmussin and George, your
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visit very much. I haven't seen him so much like his own settled since
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we received the terrible news of young mister Rasmussel's death. He must have been
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quite a man. Hearty, young Fred Rasmussen. He was all of us
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missing, dreadfully. No one has ever met Missus Rasmusson, and we were
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most anxious to receive her, especially after young mister Fred's death. I imagine,
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so the car is already, mister Dollar. Good night, good night,
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honey, fine night, mister Dollar. Yeah, stuffer, Yes,
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I didn't want to press the point with mister Rasmussen, but now maybe you
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can straighten me out. Did he approve of his son's marriage? Let's put
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it this way, mister Dollar. Mister Rasmusten approved of mister Fred, and
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if mister Fred got himself married, then mister Rasmusten approved of the girl.
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Between them two they had that kind of understanding. Real people. Expense account
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Item two one dollar ninety eight cents telegram the Personnel Division Imperial Rubber Company,
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requesting a copy of all information they might have on Laura and rass Muscle.
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I had him three six dollars one long distance phone call to the universal agent
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working in the case in San Francisco. Missus ras Mussein left the Malaya Pinancula
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by boat from a town called Cooschetti three days after the news of her husband's
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death. A week later, she booked plane passage in Hong Kong with Trans
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Pacific Airlines. She changed planes in Honolula. She plared the port authority in
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San Francisco. From there on we lost her. Get a list of all
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the passengers who were on that plane. Get someone checking the hotels in the
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Bay area. She might have checked into one one she hit friscoll Okay,
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Allison, We're looking for a woman whose husband was brutally murdered about two weeks
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before she got back to the States. If she's anything like I think she
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was, probably about at the end of her rope. Now start asking questions
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at places where people like that go. Right on Wednesday morning, I rented
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a car that sid him four twenty five dollars and made the rounds, first
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stop, Los Angeles Board of Education. By four o'clock in the afternoon,
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I had found thirty five Laura Olsons who had attended public school in Los Angeles
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and were more or less in the proper rage bracket. The next day arrived
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from Imperial Rubber Company. Among other things, it contained a passport, picture
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and a complete description of Laura Olsen rass muscle. She was a blonde girl
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with a pouting seltry kind of mouth and wide dark eyes. You you down
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there? Yes? What do you want? I'm looking for Missus Francis Olsen.
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Are you Missus Olsen? I don't want to buy nothing. Do you
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have a daughter named Laura Olson? Are you a policeman? No, I'm
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an insurance investigator. I'm trying to locate Laura Olsen rass muscle. How'd you
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get this address? It's that a picture of her? I see? I
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ask my Laura, what about her? I've been trying to locate her for
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some time. Is she here? No? No, she ain't here she
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I mean here for five years. Do you have any idea where I can
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find her? Friends? Maybe other relatives. Her name's Rasmussen. Now,
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yes, she married a man named fred Resmus marry well? Ain't that just
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something you didn't know your daughter had been married? Missus Olsen? How would
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I know? How would I know anything about her? Saturday at noon,
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a registered letter arrived from the agent at San Francisco containing the list of passengers
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who'd been on the plane with her. Three of the names were in the
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Los Angeles area, including a mister Oberlin who lived in Pasadena. For sure.
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Remember real pretty we sat together all away from Honolulu. What's up?
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We're trying to locate it, mister Oberman. Did she have it to mention
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her plans once she returned to the state's lands? You know what hotel she
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might be staying at in San Francisco or she was going on to another city.
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No, no, no, not her. You say that very emphatically.
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Yeah, I guess they do. You didn't have to show me a
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picture. You know, a guy always praised who meet someone like her on
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a plane? You know what I mean? I mean, live it up
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yesterday's guys, She said tomorrow Wayne here, and the only thing we got
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is today. Yeah, we had a swell time. You're sure about this?
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We were pretty jummy ball if you want the truth of it, mister
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Roblin, did she mention anything about being in Malaya before she bought it that
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plane? And she didn't tell you that her husband had been killed a week
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before, phil Ah, he was murdered by gorillas and Malaya. No,
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she didn't mention that. She didn't mention it at all, mister Dollar,
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Johnny Dollar, Oh yeah, how's mister Rasmus, he's not so well,
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so that's why I called. Could you possibly find time to visit him tonight?
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May I send a car right away? Is it serious? Dying?
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I knew why he wanted to see me. Have you located my daughter in
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law yet? No? I haven't located in mister Rasmusson. When I know
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something about her? I know she drank whiskey and flirted with a fat salesman
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on an airplane all the way from Honolula to San Francisco. I know her
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mother is a drunk. I know she didn't think enough of you or your
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son to contact you or anybody else when she got back. Mister Rasmusson,
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it looks to me like your daughter in law's a first class bomb BacT two
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of yours, truly, Johnny Dollar, in just a moment. Our daily
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two of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar and the Rasmussen Matter. There was a
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black coupe with MD on the license, parked in the driveway of the Rasmusen
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house. When we pulled up. In the bedroom, a silvery haired man
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and a black suit was sitting beside the bed that held Elis Rasmus. He
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was introduced as doctor Butler. Then I shook the hand of mister Rasmus.
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Someone suggested that doctor Butler might like to use the library for his calls,
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and I was alone with the old man. If you want some whiskey,
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keep it in the sideboard over there, not now. Thanks. I wish
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I had some news for you, mister Rasmussen. We're finding out things,
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but we haven't found her yet. What things? Oh? Things? Nothing
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important? Dollar. If I judge you right, you know your business.
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And if you haven't found my daughter in law by now, you've certainly found
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out what kind of person she is, So tell me I haven't met her.
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I don't know. You're being a vacial. I don't work for you,
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mister Rasmussin I'm an insurance investigator. Try to locate a woman and pay
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off acclaim. If I don't find it. The case will just have to
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sit unless you or someone else concerned makes a report to missing persons. Then
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the cops can take over, and maybe they should right now. My son
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is a fine man. I can look back in all the years I had
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with him and be proud of every year and every day. He married a
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girl named Laura Olson. I don't know where she came from or who she
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was, but I know my son wouldn't have married her unless he loved her,
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unless she loved him in return and was worthy of his love. You
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know what a lot to reskmus. Perhaps I should go to the police.
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No, no, don't do that. We'll find her, mister Rasmusson.
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We're getting it narrowed down. Well, I better leave now, as you're
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saying, mister Dollar, Yes, sir, I want to see her.
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Yes, sir, I'm sorry I talked to you the way I did.
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Phone call for you, mister Dollar. Would you like to take it in
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there? Oh yeah, sure, keep an eye on her heart, trust
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me, sir, Johnny Dollar. This is opposite Daily Los Angeles. Please.
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Oh yeah, you the insurance guy looking for a Laurels and rast Mussin.
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Yeah, have you got anything? We got it. Huh, she's
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here with the rest of the girls in the drunk tik. A drunk tank
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will always smell of disinfecting me. This one was no different. There are
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no bunks, no chairs, no blankets, no nothing. So you stand
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to sit on a concrete floor and wait for something to happen. The legal
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period is twenty four hours. You get rebooked and you get released. It
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all depends. What's the story on her dollar. I've got a check for
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twenty five thousand dollars for it. Shee assurance money? Yeah, quiet all
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right, Quiet down, You girls better learn to get along. Which one
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back there sitting on the floor. Oh, what's the situation if somebody comes
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up with bail again? Have her expense account? Adam seven one hundred dollars
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bail. While I was winning around, Officer Daily broke open a file on
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her a dozen aliases, a dozen charges and one conviction for shopa a career
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of petty thievery that began at the age of sixteen and ran up into a
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twenty second year expense account item A thirty five dollars telegrams. I sent wires
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to all parties concerned, All parties except Ellis rast Mussel, ordering a stop
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on their activities since Laura Olsen Rasmussen had been found over there. Who are
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you? My name's Johnny Dollar. Thanks for getting me out. Why.
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I did it for a friend and I didn't know I had the expense account
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out of nine twenty cents two cups of coffee. We had it in a
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diner across in the women's section of the main chair. I looked at Laura
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Olsen rass Must while she drank the coffee. Looked at the blonde hair and
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the wide eyes and the potting mouth. Looked at the woman who had once
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been the wife of Fred Rasmus. What's the catch, mister? No catch?
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You put up one hundred dollars for me. I don't know you from
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a load of coal. No you don't. Where do you live. I've
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been staying at the Petemunt Hotel. You know where it is? No,
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well, not many people do, especially people with clean shirts. What have
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you been doing since you got back from Melea. I've been getting along.
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You got something to do with Fred. You know about Malaya. I know
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about a lot of things. I've been looking for you for a month,
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so what why didn't you contact your father in law when you got back.
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Why should I? What would he care about me? He never met me?
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What I mean to him right now? Since he no longer has a
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son, you mean everything to him. You're kidding me, mister. I
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wish I was kidding you. I wish to heaven I was kidding you.
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Right now. I want you to come over to my hotel. Oh now,
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just sign some papers. I have a check for twenty five thousand dollars
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for you. Who was that? Your husband was insured? You're his beneficiary.
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All you have to do is fill out an application. I'll give you
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the check. I don't believe it, it's true. Come on expense account.
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At am ten two dollars his cabfare to my hotel. I took her
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upstairs with me, stood over her while she filled out the necessary papers.
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Outside of that, we didn't say a word. Johnny Dollar, This is
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stuffer, mister Dollar. I hardy asked me to phone you to see if
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there's any word. Oh, yes, well, What'll I tell him,
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mister Dollar? Tell him? No luck yet, stuffer? How is how
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is the old man about the same, sir? Counting on you? I
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think i'll talk to you lady, Yes, sir, here are okay?
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Thanks? There's your check? Anything else? Nope, that's it, okay,
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see you run sometime. Sure. Brad told me about a man named
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stufferd who worked for his old man for years. Was that him on the
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phone just now? Yeah? Yeah, I didn't know what I was going
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to say to the old man, but I didn't know. I was hoping
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that if ras wasn't had to die, that he'd died before anybody told him
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the kind of daughter in law I'd turned up. I didn't want to be
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in on that expense. A con out of eleven eighty three dollars hotel bill.
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I checked out at five thirty, picked up my airline tickets at the
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desk that sid him twelve, then sat around the lobby for five minutes.
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I had him thirteen. Two drinks for myself, mister dollars. Yeah.
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Oh, I read in the paper that Alice Rasmus is dying. It's that
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true, that's true. Nine by Sadan shout you, So what are you
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drinking? Nothing? I know why you didn't tell him. You found me,
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and I don't blame you. Fred's dad is anything like Fred Weston.
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I know how you felt finding me the way you did. Let's forget it,
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missus Rasmus, and shall we I'd like to meet Fred's father, so
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you want to meet him? Hum The human thing would have been to see
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him when you came back. But not a line, not a word.
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That old man and that house knows his son was really a man, And
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on that basis he believes, without seeing you, that his son married a
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real woman. He had love and sympathy and help and devotion and all the
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things you don't seem to have any useful waiting for you in that house.
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He oh, never mind. I loved Fred, loved him the first minute
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I saw him. You know what I was doing when I saw him,
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observing cocktails in a place like this. He didn't ask me what kind of
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a family I came from, whether I was good at bad. Just put
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one of those big arms around me one night and said, your mind.
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He said that to me. He said it because he loved me. No
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one ever loved me, no one, but he did. I told him
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who I was and where I came from, and all he said was you're
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with me, now, will We went to Malaia together, And I never
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knew in all my life, what I knew then, how it was to
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be wanted by someone who was this kind. Then he he told me.
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One afternoon when I was in chest I took a boat, and then I
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took a plane back here, go on, I want to see Fred's father.
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I took a car to the house, and I saw kind of a
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house and what kind of people his family were. I didn't go in.
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Couldn't you see me, cheap, rotten, dirty little me? Couldn't you
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see me walking in there and saying I'm me? Couldn't you see that mother
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of mine moving in? What would that have done to the old man?
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I would have crushed out of his whole memory of Fred. But I don't
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think, mister dollar, I haven't got my memory too. I didn't drink
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that away. I was. I was loved by man, and I loved
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him back. I've still got that. I'm going out there pretty soon.
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Would you like to meet him? Do you think I can? I think
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so. I think so very much, Oh, mister Dollar, I've been
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waiting in the lobby. I thought you might be here. I do miss
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stuff her. I'd like you to meet missus Rasmus. Well, my my,
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I'm mighty pleased. To meet you. The boss will be mighty happy.
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She dried her eyes in the car. I didn't say much. She
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didn't say much, but in a half hour I took to get out to
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Holmby Hills, something happened to her again, that's something that must have happened
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when the big arm went around her shoulders the first time. Good evening,
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Missus rasmustin Hardy, how do you do, Missus Rasmussen. We're very happy
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to see you. Thank you, Hardy. Red spoke of you often.
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That was kind of Fred. This way, please come in, come in.
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I think you can introduce Missus Rasmust and mister Dolla Ring if you leave
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me, sir, I'm scared, Laura. If there ever was a man
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for you not to be scared of, it's that man in there. How
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can I tell him about myself? I've been in jail like it. Watch
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well, mister Dollar, come in. I've brought someone for you to meet,
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mister Rasmussen. I'm here. You would be my son's Laura. Yes
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you're Laura. H oh, yes, oh now they're they're here here now.
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Look look us ras Mussein's mustn't meat like this with tears so much.
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I have to tell you. No, there's nothing you have to tell me.
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What. Let me put my arm around here there now feel it?
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Mm hmm. You're my daughter. Do you understand that? Yes? Oh,
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yes, Then that's all the explanations we need between us. Yes,
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a hardy, hardy yes. Mister Rasmus, bring, bring missus Rasmuss and
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some brandy, I think, and I'll have some sorow mash. Mister Dollar,
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sure make mine sorrow mesh too, hearty, very good, sir.
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Expense account it am fourteen forty bucks. Miscellaneous it him fifteen thirty five dollars
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stenographic expense account total one nine hundred and sixty five dollars. Remarks. The
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old man's got a few weeks more. Laura is moving into the house with
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him to take care of him. She won't be telling him a lot of
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things about herself. She doesn't have to. You should have stood there like
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I did and seen that big arm go around her shoulder when he said you're
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my daughter. Yeah, yours, Julie, Johnny Dollar, our star will
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Now here is our star to tell you about next week's story. Next week
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one cute tiny little mouse. That's right, mouse almost scares a big insurance
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company out of business. Join us, won't you? Yours truly? Johnny
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Dollar? Yours truly? Johnny Dollar is starring Bob Bailey. Originates in Hollywood.
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Written by John Dawson, It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone.
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Tonight's cast were Virginia Gray, Geene Tatum, Eric Snowden, Roy Glenn will
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Wright, Frank Nelson, and Jack Krushan. Musical supervision is by Amigo Marino.
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Be sure to join us next week, same time and station, or
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another exciting story of yours truly, Johnny Dollary, Dan Cumberly speaking, Welcome
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back. This was really a very unusual and interesting episode of Johnny Dollar.
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I thought actually from the first that Johnny was probably jumping to some conclusions with
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the judgments. The flirting on the plane and the getting drunk. Neither one
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of them, you know, look all that good. But it's one of
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those things I think that, particularly when you're dealing with loss and loneliness,
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becomes understandable. It was true that she was drunk, but she was not
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a drunk. It was not a habitual thing. But overall, this is
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an episode that just takes you by surprise, just because I think in Johnny
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Dollar, you're so used to evil, despicable, not nice old rich men,
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and I think that we get something very different here for everybody is uh,
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we kind of misjudge everyone in this story. It was definitely powerful.
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Like I said, it's a bit of an oddball for Johnny Dollar. In
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early parts of the episode, it kind of reminded me of the five part
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serial The Broaderick Matter, And while it does have some similarities, it's also
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uh, just incredibly different. It's definitely its own story. It's just an
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incredibly moving story about love and uh and the unexpected ways it comes. Now,
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this whole story is just a continuation of the relationship between father and son.
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This wasn't a Christmas episode it aired on December sixteenth, but it was
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kind of I think, a more heartwarming mood for the holiday season. We
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will skip over the Christmas episode for now. We will come back to that
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when we get to Christmas this year, so we'll hear that in a few
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months. But overall, a very memorable and very different sort of Johnny Dollar
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story, and I hope you enjoyed it. All right. Well, on
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to some listener comments and feedback, and on our listener comments and feedback,
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now where we turn Bobby comments listening to this one now regarding the Royal Street
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matter. Glad that Johnny is down south in my area. And that's one
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thing it's nice about Johnny Dollar locations all across the United States. I believe
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he got into close to forty states from the documentation I've seen. Never quite
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made it to Idaho, but he definitely got around, even though there were
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a lot of cases that were just in and about Hartford. All right,
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Well, that will do it for today. We'll be back tomorrow with police
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headquarters and then join us back here next Friday for another episode of Yours truly
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Johnny Dollar. In the meanwhile, I send your comments to Box thirteen at
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