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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Confidential Matter, Parts Three and Four (EP1205) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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send along any appropriate extras. And now it's time for today's episode of Yours
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Truly, Johnny Dollar. We continue on with the Confidential Matter Parts three and
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four from Hollywood. It's time off for Johnny Dollar. This is Hector mister
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Doll, Hector Hector Nirkley at the Drake Lee Arms Apartments. You were here
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night before last inquiring about the late mister monk Oh, yes, I remember.
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What can I do for you, mister Nrkley, Oh, it's really
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quite the other way around, all right. What can you do for me?
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Well, I can give you some very interesting information if you get why
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can't you give it to me on the phone, I'll tell you exactly why,
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mister Dollar, for the level of feed and why not. A month
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ago, the best friend I had in the world drove his car off a
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cliff into the Pacific and his body's still out there in the ocean somewhere.
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It's never been recovered. And it turns out he was eighty thousand dollars short
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in his accounts. I can't find the money, you know, the woman
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he was running around with before his death. I can't find out anything.
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And now if I want him, all right, I'll be there in thirty
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minutes tonight and every weekday night. Bob Bailey in the transcribed Adventures of the
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Man with the Action Packed Expense Account America's Fabulous freelance insurance Investigator, Yours truly,
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Johnny Dollar. From Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location in San Francisco to
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the home office Eternity Mutual Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut. Assignment the confidential
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matter expense account continued. Adam nine a dollar and seventy cents taxi from my
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hotel to the Drakenly Arms Apartments, a snooty high price joint where Ed Morgan
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had lived during the last four months of his life. Ed Morgan, a
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pipe and slippers bachelor who'd suddenly and strangely turned to champagne, cocktails and high
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living, who is head of an insurance claims office, had found a way
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of swindling his employer out of eighty thousand dollars in four months, and who
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died a month ago as mysteriously as he'd lived. This was the man who,
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at the moment was my assignment, who's past I was supposed to uncover.
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And he was also the man who'd been my lifelong friend. Good eating,
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mister dollar, A, you did make excellent time. Now, look
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if this turns out to be a run around, so help him out,
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all right, all right, just said you had some very important information that
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couldn't be discussed over the phone. Well it could have been discussed, of
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course, but well, this information has to do with one of our guests.
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Mister dollar, a certain lovely young widow whom you've seem most concerned about
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the last night, Nickie Barrett, quiet as she come back? Is she
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here? I'm afraid not? Then? What is it? First? I
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must ask you what your intentions are toward missus Barrett. Well, I'm not
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going to marry her. Please, I hardly thought you were. All right?
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Then, what's the point? Simply this? I happen to be in
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a position to put you in touch with missus Barrett. Do you know where
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she's hiding out? Hiding out? All right, I'll drop the implication you
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know where she is? I do, well, and let's have it.
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Why do you wish to find her? Because she's the only lead I've got
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on a Morgan case. She and Ed were thicker than thieves during the four
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months before his death, and she was with him the night he was killed
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earlier in the evening. At least are you going to have her arrested?
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No? No, I just want to ask her some questions. I've got
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no case against her a year at least, Mister Dollar, Can I depend
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upon you in one very important reciping What's that? Under no circumstances must you
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let missus Barret know that I told her where she is. What's the matter,
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afraid the board of directors would bust you to bell hop and strip off
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your guardina. That is not amusing nor too improbable. As a matter of
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fact, after all, the watchword of the draclely Arms is discretion. Yeah,
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well, all right, it's a deal. I won't tell her,
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of course. There is one more little detail, now, what Well,
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the last time you requested information from me, mister dollar, you were kind
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enough and generous enough. Really, this is a bit awkward. What is
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it acting? Is the Guardenia fun getting law. Well, you did say,
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as I recall, that it was merely an item in an expense account.
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All right, here's another twenty bucks now, thank you, sir.
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What about Nikki Barrett, Well, we just received a letter from missus Barrett.
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She asks that her mayor be forwarded to her in care of American Express,
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Panama City, Panama. It am ten twenty dollars gratuity. Itam eleven
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three hundred and eighty eight dollars and forty five cents hotels and telegrams. Since
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atts in San Francisco and playing fair to Panama, I sent wires ahead before
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I left the States. It wasn't until after I cleared customs and was heading
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for the American Express office, and I was certain the messages had produced any
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results. Yeah, you are, Senor Johnny Dollar from the STADUS. No,
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that's right, Capitan Garcia, the Panama Federal Police, as SUSO have
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released. AM glad to know your captain. I am honored, Senor.
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We have received a telegram and I have been instructed to cooperate with you very
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intensely. What it may take just that. Now about the woman I described
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in the telegram, the Senora Bari Santamandari. What a beautiful woman. So
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I've heard you have not had the pleasure of acquainting her, Natia, the
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best of your life is before you. In that case, then I'll speed
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up and get to it. So you've already located. But of course than
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you are. She has not changed her name as you think. Perhaps so
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it was more simple, Glan. It didn't caust you too much trouble,
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trouble, so you are merely to gaze upon such a one is worth a
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lifetime of trouble, which is exactly what it caused a couple of guys.
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I know, such such hair, such lips. Yes, well, what
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is forgive me, I carry away with you. Where is this living little
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down? Stay down? At the moment, she is registered at the Hotel
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Premeso, Room seventeen, Hotel Premison. This is the most unusual line thing.
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What do you mean? The Primeso is one hotel, very small,
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which is located on the waterfront, is most for sailors fishermen. I see
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the beautiful Toisto one we think to find in a hotel of more elegance,
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maybe deliberately staying away from the tourist bell jeans lavish there? Who can tell
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the reasons of a woman? Is she living there alone? So I have
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been in formed? Do you expect someone with her? I don't know what
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to expect. I don't even know why she came here. I'm moving in
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blind. See, life is most difficult at times. You didn't talk to
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it? Did Jane let her know you were checking on it? Please?
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You're I'm sorry, captain. I had to be sure she is most entirely
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without suspicion. God good, well, I suppose i'd better check into a
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hotel first. Then what are your plans on your I don't know exactly.
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I'll talk to her, try to get some answers, and from there on
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I'll just have to call it as I go. I hope this lovely lady
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has not involved in some serious crime. I hope not too, but I
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wouldn't bet much on it. And I'm twelve eight dollars taxi flat rate for
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the rest of the day, And by the time I checked into a hotel
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and showered and changed the rest of the day, didn't have long to go.
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The hotel promisa was on the waterfronts Captain I see, I had said,
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in some distance from town. But although it wasn't a tourist trap,
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neither was it quite the sailor's flophouse I'd been led to expect. It was
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built Native style, with bamboo shut his and wide verandas half buried in a
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thicket of mango and banana. Five bucks brought me the desk clerks undying affection,
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and two minutes later I stood unannounced at the door of Room seventeen.
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Just a minute, it's about time I ordered that ice. At least I
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thought you were the billboard. No, the name is Johnny Dollar. Johnny
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Dollar. Mind if I come in, missus Barry Well, it would be
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more comfortable than trying to talk out here in the veranda. What is it
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you want to talk about? A friend of mine name of Ed Morgan?
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All right, come on, you sit down, mister don Thanks, he
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off for you a drink, But there's no ice in this kind of heat.
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I don't care for a drink. Thanks. You'd think it would cool
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off after the sun goes down, but it doesn't, at least not very
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much. Sometimes a breeze comes up from the from What are you staring at?
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Mister? Do you why I'd had such glowing reports about you that I
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was sure they were exaggerated. They weren't. Thanks, Did you come all
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the way down here just to check those glowing reports? How do you know
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I came all the way down here? What do you mean? Maybe I
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live here? No, I've heard of you before. Ed mister Morgan used
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to talk about you. Was it Ed or mister Morgan? You don't miss
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much, do you? I try not to. It was Ed, as
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you undoubtedly knew. Yes, I know, but I wasn't sure. Why?
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Why why he lost his head? Now that I've seen you, I
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can understand. Who wouldn't. I'd rather not talk about it, mister Dolla,
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since that terrible accident. There's been only one thing I've wanted to forget.
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Well, I'm sorry to have to bring up unpleasant memories, missus Barrett,
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but I've got to ask you some questions. Nothing none of us death.
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What time did he leave you? What do you mean you were together
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earlier in the evening, you left the bar at the Drakene Arms together at
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nine o'clock, but shortly after midnight when Ed ran his car off a cliff
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into the Pacific, he was apparently alone. We went to dinner, then
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he brought me back to the apartment house. He was going to Half Moon
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Bay to see a climbed. That's why he happened to be on that road.
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I don't talk about it, mister Dollar. It's terrible to think of
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him dying that way, and his body's still out there in the ocean somewhere.
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That's why I came down here to get away and try to forget.
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Then you thought quite a lot of them we were going to be married.
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I see, Well, it's too bad it didn't work out. With all
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the wealth ed had and the beauty you have. I had the idea that
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he just worked for an insurance company and lived the way he did. Oh,
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come on, missus Barrett. Well, actually I didn't really consider it.
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My husband had left me quite well off. How long were you married
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before he died? Only ten months? Or you do have bad luck,
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don't you. I don't think this attitude of your relax Here, I have
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a cigarette. I don't smoke. Oh do you mind if I do?
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No? Of course not thiks you have a sweet here, missus Barrett.
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Or just this one room, just this room? Why ah? Then this
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door must lead to the bath. What do you think you're doing? Empty?
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Huh, of course it's empty. Then the other possibility is that closet.
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Stay away from there. When I came in, there was cigarette smoke
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in the air, stubbs in the ashtroix. There's no one here. Stay
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away from there. Oh look, missus Barrett. Turning out the lights may
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be romantic, but it's not the idea. What I was still conscious with
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groggy, and I couldn't seem to get off the floor. I heard someone
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moving, heard the door of the veranda open and close. I shook my
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head, tried to clear it, and finally staggered to my feet and found
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the light switch. Nikki Barrett was cowering back against the walls, staring at
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me, scared and not saying anything. I stumbled toward the door, but
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veranda was empty. There was no sign of movement in the shadows. So
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there was somebody hiding in that closet. No, there wasn't anybody here.
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I'm the one who hit you. You'd have to have a fist three times
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your signe forget it. I know the game now. I should have done
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it a lot sooner. There's only one person in this world who tears cigarettes
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apart and shreds the paper. That way, two of you in on it
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together. They didn't find his body because there wasn't anybody to find. He's
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still alive. He was right here in this room. That was ed Morgan,
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Johnny Dollar. This is copy Don Garcia, the Panama Federal Police.
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God, your sagian said. He get located in a matter of minutes.
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I am never lost from contacts any are you have talked with the beautiful tourista
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all. I have talked with her, Yes, and I ended up getting
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socked in the jaw. These Americano women are so very much athletics. No,
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she didn't hit me. It was a guy who was hiding out in
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a closet. See, I understand somehow I doubt it. Look, I
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see it was the man I came down here to question her about. I'm
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sure of it. I know apparently his death was faked. I think he's
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here, hiding out somewhere in Panama City. You think you can find him
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when my man make the search signor even a little dog could not escape,
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then go to it. His name is ed Morgan, but he may be
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using another one. The charge is embezzlement. Do you know? I ought
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to. He's been one of my best friends for years. From special investigator
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Johnny Dollar, Location, Panama to the home office Eternity Mutual Insurance Company,
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Hartford, Connecticut, assignment the confidential matter, the expense account continued. It
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am fourteen twelve dollars and eighty five cents telegram to Hartford advising them that the
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case had turned in a completely new direction. I'd taken the case with the
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idea of digging up a man's past, a man who had been one of
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my best friends, of finding out why, after a life of complete honesty
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and loyalty to his company, he had suddenly gone wrong and embezzled eighty thousand
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dollars. I'd found that part of the why was probably a lovely young widow
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named Nicki Barrett. But I'd found out more the man we thought dead,
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who'd supposedly drowned when his car went off a cliff into the Pacific Ocean,
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was still alive. So now it was a matter of filing charges, requesting
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extradition for Panama, and of course capturing the fugitive that I left to captain
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Garcia fort the moment I went to bed. When I came down to breakfast
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the next morning, I still hadn't heard back from Garcia, but I did
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get a return engagement from my little playmate of the night before. Good morning,
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Johnny. Oh well, good morning missus Barrett. I came into town
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early, especially to see you. Why a deep concern as to whether I
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survived that sock on the jaw? No, no concern, really. I
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imagine you have a pretty tough job. Do you mind if I sit down,
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if you promise not to double up your fist. I can explain that,
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Johnny, with all night to think about it, Yeah, I bet
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you can. How about some breakfast? I don't really they got a special
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this morning fried fish up papaya o tasty, even worse than it sounds.
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I'll just have some coffee that we already have, sugar cream, just black.
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Thank you? All right, you're on spin it off. Well,
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I'll admit it was silly to claim I was the one who hit you last
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night. Of course it was silly. I know who hit me, you
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don't. It was Ed Morgan. He was hiding in the closet in your
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hotel room. You're wrong, Johnny that you don't mind if I call you
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Johnny? Do you? I mean you and Ed were such close friends.
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I feel I almost know you. You could be wrong, missus Barrett.
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I used to think I knew Ed until he met you and decided to tap
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the till for eighty grand. All Right, call me Johnny if it gives
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you more confidence in your act. It's not an act, Okay. If
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you didn't hit me and Ed didn't, then who was it. Let's say
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it was a friend. He wasn't very friendly to me. He misunderstood your
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coming there. He shouldn't have been there himself. Well, he's married.
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Not that I knew it though until last night. That's not a bad attempt,
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Missus Barrett. At a snow job, but I still don't buy it.
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I'm going to drink your coffee. Johnny. Ed was drowned in San
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Francisco when his car ran off into the ocean. He's dead. How going
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to be dead in San Francisco and still be tearing up cigarettes and Panama?
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I did that. I don't even smoke, but the man who was there
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last night does. And I tore the cigarettes in that peculiar way. I
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picked up the habit from Ed. I just did it absent mindedly. I
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guess, well, this gets better as it goes along. I'm not lying,
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It's true. No, I mean this fishing papaya. I guess you
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just have to get used to the next year. Please, Johnny, you're
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not even touching your car. If I drink it, will you please listen
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to me. I am listening to you. I just don't believe you.
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Look, we all make mistakes. Last night, you may guess you thought
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that was Ed, but you were wrong. So why be stubborn about it?
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He cause a lot of unnecessary trouble. Let's forget it and be friends.
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He can't afford it, sweetie, I haven't got that kind of money.
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Do you think I sell my friendship. It costs at eighty thousand dollars
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in the company's money. How much of that did you get? Half of
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it? No more than half of it. No, I don't know what
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you're talking about. How much does he have left? Now? But stop
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saying such things. Can't you understand once and for all, Ed isn't here
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nor anywhere else. He's dead. No, he isn't. But I wish
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to have anywhere. What do you mean just that? But he was your
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friend, that's right. He was my friend. When I heard about his
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accident, heard him and killed. It hit hard. It hurt plenty,
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and I guess it hurt even more when I learned even stealing from the company.
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So I took the job of digging into the mess and trying to find
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some answers. I didn't want the job, didn't want any part of it,
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but I took it anyway. Somebody had to do it. And he
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had been my friend once. And then I find out he's still alive.
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Means now I've got to catch him and take him back to stand trial.
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And that's going to be even tougher than facing his death and the fact he
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was a crook. If Ed were alive, you'd take him back, help
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send him to prison like any other common criminals. That's what he is,
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isn't he? But he was your friend. Skip it. You wouldn't understand.
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I might if you'd let me try. The only thing you are trying
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to do, Missus Barrett, is to caln me into thinking I might possibly
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be wrong, thinking maybe it was somebody else in your room last night.
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The idea is to throw me off balanced, just long enough so the two
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you can make a run for it. Nice try, Only it won't work,
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so knock it off. Ed and I were going to be married.
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Johnny, in the shock of his dead Ed used to talk about you.
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He told me you were this way, hard and cold and ruthless. And
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he has no excuse. He knew what to expect it. I didn't believe
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it. I didn't think anyone can. Oh, good morning. I don't
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believe you've met my companion. I have not been so fortunate, Senor.
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This is Captain Garcia of the Panama Police, Missus Barrett, greatly honored.
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Senora. Might be good idea to take a careful look at her. Guarcia,
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you will probably be arresting her on the next day. So as an
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accomplished a fraud, let us hope such regrettable necessity is not happened. Thank
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you, Captain, I'm sure it won't. Mister Dollar has a rather boorish
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sense of humor. I comprehend, mister Dollar. It is possible, perhaps
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that I speak a little with you. Yeah, sure, I imagine missus
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Barrett will be happy to excuse me at this point as the La vista,
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Senora, remember Johnny, he was your friend. I did not wish to
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mention this matter before the Senora. Oh, I think it's better she is
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not here. It here. What have you turned up something you see?
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Senor? I tell you not even the little dog can from Garcia, so
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we have look at this man, ed Morgan. I got into the police
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car with Captain Garcia, and we drove out of town and followed the shoreline
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for about six miles. Then we pulled him near a cluster of reriggedy walls
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building around the edge of a tiny inlet. The one whom were has native
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fishing boats tied against the pilings, but no village, no shacks or any
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other sign of a habitation. I see it. Cut the mortar and let
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a cigarette who's yes, Thomas. Here we are, Senor. Here.
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He's hiding out here, Senor. He's lived on one of the little fishing
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boat which are tied to the wharf, the number three one there, which
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is blue painted. You see, yeah, I see it. Well,
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well, it's like this will be saving than a hotel. You're pretty short.
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So where's Miguel Ronesto who is on the boat. Said this man come
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out here one month ago. He paid me Gael much money just to live
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on the boat, tie up at shore and he is like you described,
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Senor. I think so? Is he all right? I'll go on board
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and talk to him, and I think I'd better go along. Whatever you
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wish, then you I wait for you here, okay? Ed? Ed
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Morgan, Ed, I know you're here. See you might as well answer.
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Cabin's unlocked. Come on down a long time man, Ed has sorry
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the place it is all littered up, temporary quarters. You understand, Sit
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down, Thanks, Johnny. Why did it have to be you? It
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had to be somebody, Ed sooner or later. You should have known that,
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but not you. How'd you get out of me? I traced missus
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Barrett on here? I thought you were dead until last night. She wasn't
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supposed to show here for six months. Last week here she was. Couldn't
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wait. Why did you do it? You wouldn't understand. You've always had
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dames crazy about you without lifting her hand, but not me. His face
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always stopped him. Sure, I used to laugh about it, but you
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just wouldn't understand. And this woman was different. Is that Nicky felt as
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hard as I did. I didn't know women like her even existed. She's
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for me all the way. Is she worth the price tag? Eighty thousand
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dollars? Got it, Johnny? It's not that way. It's just that
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Nicky had always lived well, and I had to live that way too.
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In order to be around her. I got in further and further, and
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finally I was in too deep to pull out. Did she know you were
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stealing from the company? Not? At first. It blames all mine,
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Johnny, not hers. You picked your own apples. I didn't call it
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that, and I didn't spend all that money. We decided to get out
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of the country start a new life together. I figured i'd need that much,
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and Nicky agreed to that plan. Sure, that's why she's here.
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She sold out and came on down only she didn't. She still has her
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apartment in San Francisco. You're wrong, Johnny. She's sold her furniture,
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Her clothes and stuff is all there, and I saw it. You're lying,
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Johnny. She pulled steaks. She told me. Okay, she told
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you. I guess you know why I'm here. I know why you think
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you're here. Hold it, Johnny, don't move. I've had this gun
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on you since you came on board. I know you have, but I
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wonder if you'd really use it. Don't try to find out, and don't
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tell me. I'm in a spot. I know that, but I'm going
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on as far as I can, and if I have to kill to do
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it, then I'll kill. Maybe I could have stopped him, Maybe you
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wouldn't have fired. I don't know, And for one reason or another,
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I didn't feel much like finding out. I let him go. He backed
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out of the cabin hatch and pulleded it on the outside. I heard him
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cross the deck and run along the wharf, and I waited for Garcia to
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call out to challenge him. The only sound was a car motor starting up
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and speeding away. Then I heard somebody come running down the wharf. Tell
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your dollar. Get the door open, Garcie. Where is he? What
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happened the car? Senor's me to blame? I am not Eldert before I
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know it? Never mind? Where's the nearest telephone? Two? Two miles?
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How do we get there? But how else? Senor? We walk?
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Now Here is our star to tell you about Tomorrow's final episode of this
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week's story. Tomorrow, Fate plays a devil's tune, collects a payment long
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overdue, and the music ends on a scream Join us, won't you?
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Yours Truly? Johnny Dollar? Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Bailey is
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transcribed in Hollywood, written by Les Crutchfield. It is produced and directed by
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Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join us tomorrow night at same time in station
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for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly. Johnny dollon Hu Bundled speaking welcome
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back. Well, clearly this is a case that weighs very heavily on Johnny.
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It's just, you know, I do I think everyone can kind of
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relate to where he's at here because he thought he knew that Ed Morgan,
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and now it's just really you really feel for Johnny in the situation because his
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whole view has been turned upside down, and almost in some ways feels like
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he's just kind of going on the sense of that's kind of all he can
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fall back on at this point. All right, Well, on to some
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coming up later on the season of The Saint with Mencent Price. And if
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you do did enjoy the Abbots, we'll eventually get into Mister and Missus North
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