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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Long Shot Matter, Parts Three and Four (EP1151) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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nations of seven dollars or more. Well, now it's time for us to
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continue on with this week's yours truly Johnny Dollar Cereal. It's the Long Shot
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Matter, Parts three and Part four from Hollywood. It's time now for Lieutenant
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Barry here. Oh hi, Lieutenant, you're stepping on toes. Johnny boy,
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who's now doctor Victor Palm quizzed here you had a chat with him,
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just how he had chat with a clan whatever it was. He was very
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unhappy about it. He called you, yeah, very snide too, said
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if we had any more questions to leave him alone and call his lawyers and
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to keep unauthorized people away from him, meaning me, meaning you, Well,
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what's he worried about? You've already got his wife's killer in jail,
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haven't you. Everybody buys it but you, Johnny. You said it before.
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I'm a hired sale. Meet me for lunch. I'll try to sell
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you. Goodnight and every weekday Night. Bob Bailey and the Transcribed Adventures of
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the Man with the Action Packed Expencer Coud America's Fabulous freelance insurance Investigator US Truly
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Johnny Dollar. From Special Investigator Johnny Dollar location in Los Angeles, California to
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National Underwriters' Association, one one Eighter River Road, Hertford, Connecticut assignment.
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The long shot matter. Expencer count continued, It am three to one dollar
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even taxi to the Barkley for lunch with Lieutenant Barry. But let me backtrack
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for a minute. Coming down in the hotel elevator, I kept thinking over
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what the lieutenant had said, and I disagreed completely. I wasn't a hard
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sale. It's just that I wasn't an early sale. There were too many
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angles to the death of missus Palm Quiz, too many things I didn't know
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yet. I got proof of that the minute I stepped outside the hotel,
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the white kids said park directly across the street contained a real interesting commendation of
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people. Eric Palmquis, the doctor's son, and Steffie Lunn, the doctor's
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nurse. The moment they saw me, they did whatever amateur sleuths does.
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They drove away as fast as possible, thereby becoming just as conspicuous as a
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second nose. By the time I reached the parkley, Lieutenant Berry had ordered
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for both of us. You don't like it, order something else, but
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it's the best they got, and in fact, it looks pretty good now.
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As I was saying, yeah, yeah, so Palmquist nurse and his
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kid or an item you waiting for me to look in price you get up
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out of the wrong side this morning, Lieutenant. Look, I don't like
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the smell of this deal anymore than you do. But what does it all
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add up to. You're sent out here to look into a possible killing?
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Which happens victim missus palmquiz So, an ex convict, sits in a cell
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accused of the murder. The accuser and witness, the dead woman's husband.
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The con insists he's been framed that the husband is the killer, but the
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husband is well alibi, bringing it down to the set up known as X
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con versus respected citizen. You know there's more to it than that. Don't
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give me lessons. You think you've come up with one thing we don't already
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know about. I got checkouts going on. The doctor, his nurse's son.
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Everybody within shooting distance of this thing. Don't get any ideas. We're
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asleep down at the hall. All right, all right, give me a
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little fill huh Oh Palmquist, nurse Steffie Lunn. Nice kid, never been
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in trouble at least we couldn't find any What about the boy, Eric Pomquist,
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typical rich doctor's son, kind of wild sensitive gambles, but Papa can
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afford it. Also hits the booze too much for a kid that young.
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What about the doctor's alibi, Laura Constantine, Yeah, I should have skipped
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that one. Your eyes look like they're whistling and then awful in my age
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too. All right, Johnny, she's clean. By the way, where
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does she live. It's a big house in Long Beach. Why no doctor's
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there? Still a free country. I know people whose doctors live in Patterson
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New Jersey points. Oh almost forgot. I got the lab report on that
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anonymous note that started this thing. Anything untraceable, no prints, cheap paper
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that can be bought anywhere, and the letters were cut from a dozen different
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magazines. Didn't tell us a thing. What do you mean at didn'ts what
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it told us. Someone was going to try to collect on a policy.
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We knocked it around a little while longer, getting no place in particular.
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Then suddenly I was being paid for a telephone call. Baris raised, eyebrows
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were eloquence. They made me feel like one of those would be movie stars
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who have themselves paged in the brown derby so that other would be stars they'll
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know they're there. I had a funny notion about who might be calling,
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so I told the waiter I'd taken in the booth out front and left Lieutenant
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Barry by himself. Johnny Dollar, mister Dollar, I'm so glad I found
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you. Oh, this is Steffie Lan, doctor palmkus, nurse. Well,
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the day's picking up. I'm sorry. I hope I didn't interrupt your
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lunch. You see, I called you a hotel and they told me where
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you'd gone. I'm sorry. Well, don't apologize. Steffie, a working
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girl who drives around in a beautiful white cadillact doesn't have to, you know,
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I'll explain about that. Why should you owe me any explanation. I've
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got to see you right away. It's terribly important, mister dollar. Where
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are you? I'm a doctor Palmquis's office. Can you come here now,
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right away? Okay, I'll be right over, and please don't bring anyone
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along with you, will you? However you want it? You're calling the
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shots. Thank you, and hurry. Please expense account Item four citation for
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speeding twenty five dollars. The common copy reads sixty three miles per hour and
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a thirty five zone. You ever trying to talk an LA type cop out
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of a ticket? It's ridiculous. He's always a big, good looking guy
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who listens seriously while you alibi, but never stops writing. Then he smiles,
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calls you sir, and hands you the ticket. I couldn't beef about
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it, though, two reasons. One I deserted, and two if I
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hadn't been stopped, I'd never have realized I was being tail because the tale
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knew what he would doing. A heavy set thuggy looking fellow on the black
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fifty one seed Dan. He circled the block twice while I was getting the
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ticket. It was right back on me as I stand it out again.
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He was still there as I pulled him in front of doctor Pomp's office,
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but he was smart enough to ride on by without even looking at me.
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I waited to see if he'd come around the block again. He didn't.
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Yes, sir, what is it? What do you want? Well,
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now that's the switch. When you call me a few minutes ago. You
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so you're mistaken. I didn't call wait just a minute, didn't call you.
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Her words were deliberate, emphatic, but her eyes were suddenly doing the
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real talking, signaling desperately into the room behind it, trying to tell me
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that she wasn't alone. But I wasn't the only one who caught the signal.
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Get away from the doors, Tavy, I mean you, did you
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hear me? I said, come in, please, hello, Ic,
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what seems to be the trouble around here? That's far enough. Oh,
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now come on, why don't you put that thing down? Your family's had
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enough misery with thirty eighth. Do what he says? Why did you call
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him, Stephie want somebody's got to help you because of what you're going through
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and what it's doing to you. Eric, I can't stand any more of
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it. You're half out of your mind with fear. Now listen to him,
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Eric, Maybe he can think he can help you, Think anybody can
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one thing? Sure. That gun's not going to help you any Come on,
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I can't put it down, no, because nobody tells me what to
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do, not when I've got a gun. They're afraid to. It's right,
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they're afraid to. You're both afraid, aren't you. It's nice.
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It's nice for somebody else to be afraid. I like that. I really
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liked it. He wasn't even looking at us anymore, just somewhere off into
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space. Somehow, STEFFI sensed that I was waiting for a chance to grab
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his gun and motion for me not to. And suddenly I remembered where I'd
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seen that lost, empty look before. Missus palm Quist, Eric's mother,
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she'd had her share of that look. Today she died, mister die,
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help me with him, please. I picked him up, put him on
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the couch. He had that terrible whiteness that a deep faint brings and Steffy
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didn't waste any time. She loosened his collar, shoved his head forward,
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and a few minutes he shut it once, came to, took a deep
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breath. We made him comfortable on the couch, but you could see that
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it had been a rough trip for him. He was conscious, but he
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didn't have the strength to open his eyes. STEFFI just stared at him.
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You'll be all right now? What's wrong with amsterfie? Why that that thing
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that just happened? He want the technical name circulatory liability sound impressive? A
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form of extreme hypertension, nerves after make him faint like that, from anger,
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from fear. It's a lovely thing for a man to go through.
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Isn't it well? That that calls for a different kind of medicine, doesn't
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it? Analysis with the psychiatrist. I didn't now only where Eric. It's
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going to take a long time, maybe a very long time. But a
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kid like that, how why fear overpowering, petrifying, fear of what his
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father of doctor palmquest, Yes, the nice doctor pmquest, the gentle quiet
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healer, my employer, my father in law, and got married. You
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want a six weeks ago? Eric is twenty five years old, mister Dada,
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and he's so afraid of his father was still keeping them marriage a seekt
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Why Steffie, why is he so afraid of Palmquists? His analyst hasn't been
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able to get through to that. You expect me to or somebody better.
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Why did you say that? Because he waved that gun around very convincingly for
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a scared kid, he never would have fired. Don't you understand he's so
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frightened he couldn't have made himself do it. I hope you're right. I
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didn't think it was quite the time to mention one small fact that if Eric
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Palmquis was incapable of pulling a trigger, it might turn out to be a
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very good thing for him. As the sole beneficiary of his mother's will,
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he would soon have one hundred thousand dollars in a nice tidy lump, And
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if he really was afraid of his father, a piece of money like that
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could take him a long long way from the parental fold. In fact,
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no matter which way you turned, you couldn't get away from the logic that
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Eric Palmquis might be regarded by some parties as the first class suspect in the
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death of his mother, STEFFI was still pretty much upset when I finally left
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her, and I must admit that my own mind wasn't exactly at ease.
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Hoping that the fresh air would help to clear my thoughts, I took my
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time driving back, and it must have been nearly an hour later when I
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pulled into the subterrainean garage in my hotel. I guess I was thinking too
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hard about what had just happened. In any case, I wasn't quick enough.
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Just as I passed one of the garages big concrete pillars, a figure
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stepped out from behind. It brought the business end of a colt banging down
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on my head. The ground climbed up and got me, but not before
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I had a look at him, my heavy set, thuggy looking friend who
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tailed me earlier in the day. He could talk too. You're in the
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wrong time, unk ta he I took a hint. I passed out,
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Johnny Dollar. This is doctor V Closer returning your call, mister Dollar.
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Oh yes, doctor, May I ask who recommended me? I inquired about
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a good psychiatrist that came of you. Yes. Well. The first step
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is usually an office appointment for a preliminary chain. That's what I had in
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mind today, but my schedule is quite full. Would tomorrow be suitable?
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Today would be better. I see that there should be ample time. There
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should be ample time, but there is. In fact, I'm running out
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of it fast, very well. Eleven o'clock. That's not for your couch
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round Special Investigator, Johnny Doaller location in Los Angeles, California, Joe National
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in the Writer's Association, one one eight Doer River Road, Hartford, Connecticut.
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Assignment the long shot Matter Johnny Dollar, hypochondriac, complete with assorted medical
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advisors. I needed one of them before I even got down to the lobby
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of my hotel. It was a house medic that sid him five five dollars
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would patch me up yesterday after a thug had worked me over in the hotel
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garage. Now came check up time, and the doctor was a fuss and
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he disapproved of me. Hold still now, hold still? Yeah, yeah,
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but that's my head you're digging in. I wouldn't have to if somebody
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else hadn't split it open. There. Hey, well it looks a little
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better. It don't sound so enthusiastic. Walking into a wall. So the
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best thing I can think of at the moment likely story Hold still now,
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I want to redress that wound on the other side. Hold still, temper,
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temper funny. He was working on the outside of my head, but
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it was the inside that ate most. There were reasons, lots of them,
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like the murder of a sick old woman the same day i'd arrived,
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and the anonymous note that had warned of it, like the victim's husband and
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an ex convict accusing each other of committing the crime. It was a rough
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one, real rough, because the picture kept changing from minute to minute,
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and my company was on the hook for one hundred thousand dollars. At eleven
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o'clock, I sat across the desk from doctor Hans van Klauser, psychiatrist in
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his Beverly Hills office. He was small, spectacle and charming levi Ines.
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More important, he was the analyst who was tweeting Eric Palmquist, the murdered
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woman's son. Oh no, mister dollar afraid I owe you an apology.
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Doctor. I deceived you a little bit. I'm not exactly here. As
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a patient, everyone finds it difficult to begin. Mister Dona, you suppose
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we hear some of the medical history. First, I tell you we're off
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on the wrong foot, doctor, and it's my fault. Here, take
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a look at these my credentials. I see that you hardly hears a patient
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about a patient. Let's say, my dear mister Dollar, I think you
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know very well that I can reveal nothing which is told to me in this
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room. I know that. Then the purpose of this visit, I just
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want answers from a competent authority about a certain illness. I won't bring personalities
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into it. It's important, doctor, And the particular illness something called circulatorial
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ability. You know that it's a form of extremely provoked hypotension. Yeah,
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that much I do. Hypotension is a result of anxieties. The anxieties may
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be real or of fencied, but the hypotension is very genuine, indeed,
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and very dangerous, dangerous to the extent that a man could turn to violence,
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maybe killed if sufficiently aroused. Yes, it has happened. I see,
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Thank you, thank you very much. Idam seven tenth cents recklessly squatted
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on a phone call in my hotel to check for messages. There was one
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Lieutenant Berry of the La Police Department would like to see me at my convenience?
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Would I? I? Would you get practically nowhere? Ignoring police lieutenants,
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He stared at the bandage on my head and my assorted cuts and bruises,
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and his opening line was quite inspired. What happened to you? Somebody
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was pretty fast with a gun burrow last night? Where did it happen?
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Garage under my hotel? It seems he didn't like my being in town.
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You get a look at him enough. I want to go through the mug
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book. No, I'll catch up with him someday. Besides, whoever was
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paying him is the interesting one. Have it your own way now. You
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didn't call me all the way down here for laughs, lieutenant? Anything special
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on your mind? Lonnie Miller? The guy we got sitting in cell number
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eight A, the prowler who shot Missus Palmquist. So, doctor Palmquist,
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he isn't the only one, Johnny, not anymore? What? Yeah?
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We finally traced the murder weapon. It was bought at a pawn shop in
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Burbank. The pawnbroker positively identified a mug shot of the buyer, Lonnie Miller.
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Police identification evidence is a pretty tough thing to ignore, but I was
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still what the lieutenant called a hard sale. It wasn't stubbornness, simply the
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fact that I'm very large For motivation. It can be as wild as welly
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as they come, but it's got to be there somewhere, and somehow,
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with so many good ones around. The worn faded man in sali Edda didn't
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write in that company. I asked the lieutenant for a couple of minutes with
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Lennie Millery. He shook his head as though he felt sorry for me,
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But okay, the visit anyway. Well, you're angry about something, mister
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Doller. I can tell it's in your face. Yeah, about a story
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you told me the other day about doctor Palmquiz giving you a lift, keeping
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you around town, and using you as a patsy so he could kill his
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wife. You want to change any of it? You asking if I lied?
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Mister? Is that that's it? He's figured to be like this sooner
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or later? Goodbye, mister, Come on, Miller, talk to me.
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I think I'd lie to the only man who even looked like he believed
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me. You still have an answer, mister, mister. Don't you think
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I know? I haven't got a chance that I'm dead. I don't even
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care anymore. But I didn't lie, not one word. A Birdbank pawn
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broker says you did, says you bought the murder gun from him. I've
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never even been in bird Bank. I swear to you. How could I
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have bought the gun? He identified a picture of you, says you showed
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your driver's license as identification. Where is your license? Billy in my wallet?
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Downstairs? They took everything when they booked me, mister Dollar. Tell
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it to me all over again, Miller, from the minute doctor Palmquist gave
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you the lift, step by step, every single detail. Tell it to
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me, and slowly, haldingly, the words just kind of fell out of
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his mouth in a tired, hopeless fashion. It was the same story he
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told so many times. Now. I had reason for making him go through
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it, some small, hazy idea that was tugging at the back of my
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brain, jagged, undeveloped, but an idea. When I left the sale,
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I had Miller's permission to look at his wallet. The police custodian showed
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it to me five minutes after that. The license wasn't there. Expenser con
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Eidam made ten cents. An LA newspaper three days old, one which played
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up the Palmquist killing. Big contained pictures of both doctor Palmquiz grieving husband and
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Lonnie Miller suspected killer, purpose to be used in backtracking. The drive down
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to Long Beach could have been pleasant, sun ocean or relaxing type day,
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But not for me, not with what was going on inside my head.
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Even the soft breeze coming in off the Pacific couldn't sweep the pieces together for
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me. Sure, for a few seconds everything would make sense, Then a
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moment later, some small fact would make the whole theory collapse. I know
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one thing, though. If this whole deal was a frame, it was
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a great one, a work of art, something to be admired, provided
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your name was neither Lonnie Miller or National Underwriters. About six miles inside of
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Long Beach, I found what I was looking for, the little tacos joint,
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where Miller claimed he and doctor Palmquist that stop for coffee. All,
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Amigo, you like some tacos? Sure they sit down, It won't be
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a minute on a round. You're looking at him, amgo Irving Gonzalis owner
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Irving. Sure I had it changed nobody could pronounce Plutarco Gonzalis. See your
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point, He doesn't bit make problems for your customers in business. Yeah,
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when are you gonna work up to ask him questions? Amigo? I can
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make that because blindfolded, and I can tell a cop the same way.
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Well, you're not too far wrong. I want to take a look at
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this newspaper. Either of these men have ever been in here? And the
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third Victor pan quiz lonely mirror? Oh, I read about that killing?
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Very interesting? Yeah, what about it? Irving? What about what these
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men have they ever been in here alone together anytime? Look kind of familiar.
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But maybe it's only because I see him in the papers. You know
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the best you can do. Look at me, though, you stand behind
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a counter all day and everybody looks like everybody else. You wouldn't want me
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to make a guess, and that's all I'd be doing guessing. No,
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I wouldn't want that nice and hot. Eat your tacos, amigo. Thanks
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anyway, I'll skipping this turn. You know something I don't blame you.
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Look at this bild bells peels. I eat him by the dozen. Do
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you know why you're amigo? There's this about the racket. You try,
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you strike out. You can't waste time thinking about it. You get onto
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the next step, the step. Laura Consttine, doctor Palmqois, lovely Alibi.
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The night of his wife's death. Her house was only a few miles
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out of Long Beach. It seemed logical to head for it. I reached
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it about twenty minutes later. A large, old fashion and seemingly deserted house
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in a promontory that jutted out into the Pacific. Strike out number two.
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The hostile iron fence that circle it made its point. Keep out, so
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I did. Trespassing applies to everyone. From where I stood, I couldn't
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identify the car that suddenly roared away from the back of the house, but
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one thing was obvious. The driver was in a hurry, and I was
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getting nowhere. I decided to head back to town. It happened five minutes
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later as I rounded a curve on my way back to the Pacific Coast Highway.
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Choice the Pacific on one side, granted cliffs on the other. I
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picked the cliffs. Funny what your mind does at moments like that. I
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remember looking at the mashed inside of the car and wondering which company carried the
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insurance policy. Then I thought of how good a marksman a man must be
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to pick off a tire from any of those cliffs. And then I remembered
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still another thing. Hadn't I been told about someone who was a great shot
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who made it a rule to hunt two months out of the year, no
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matter how busy he was? Sure a highly respected citizen named doctor Victor Palmquitz.
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Now here's our star to tell you about the final exciting episode of this
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week's story tomorrow. You want to hide something, put it in plain view
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only. Don't go overboard on the system. If you're hiding a murder.
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Join us, won't you? Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Yours Truly Johnny
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Dollar is starring Bob Bailey, is transcribed in Hollywood, written by Tony Barrett.
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It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join us
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tomorrow night at same time and station for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly
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Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking welcome back. Well. I love that he
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schedules an appointment with a psychiatrist to ask one question. He probably could have
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gone to the library and looked up maybe I'm being biased by our information age,
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but that was a lot. I have to say that I'm pretty pleased
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with the direction this particular episode is taking. I was really thinking that this
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was not going to be very interesting based on the first two parts, but
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they put in quite a few little wrinkles and now it'll be a challenge to
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wrap everything up in part five. So good show, so far, all
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right. Listener comments and feedback Bob comments over on the website My wife loves
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You. I've always traveled extensively through our twenty seven years of marriage and fell
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into the bad habit of having the TV on at night to drown out motel
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noises so I could sleep. That translated to not being able to fall asleep
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at home without the TV on, a major contention with my fine wife.
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Since I found your website and can download yours, truly, Johnny Dollar,
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I put my headset on, and five minutes later I'm sawing logs all the
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episodes ought to last me for decades. I'll be sending a donation next week
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for your website. Keep up the good work, and thank you for all
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that you do well. Thanks so much, Bob, and glad to contribute
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do have Android, we're not in the Google Android App Store, but if
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you download the Amazon App Store you're able to go ahead and access the great
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detectives of old time radio. Always consistently a high seller over there. We're
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currently, as of this recording, number five in the podcast category of apps
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on Amazon. So very gratified by that, and thanks to everyone who's purchased
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the app there. All right, Well, that will do it for today.
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