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Radio. Well, now it's time for us to wrap up this week's Johnny
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Dollar cereal and coming up later on will be an episode of Manhunt. But
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here now is the Picture Postcard Matter, Part five from Hollywood. It's time
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now for Johnny Dellar authors he can keep our dollar. Oh good, I
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was away from the disk for a few minutes and just received the message that
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you call Look. I'm at the little hotel down in the village. You're
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not planning to move out of the No, no, listen, I want
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you to do me a favorite. Have you seen Jeffrey Harris see English gentlemen,
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and keep a sharp eye out for him. Yeah, And the minute
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he gets back to the end, call me, but don't let him know
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you're calling me. Plenty. This man named Brunner I've been looking for I've
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found him all right dead and it looks like his killer is here at this
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hotel 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 of Ours,
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Truly Johnny Dollar. Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. Location Clive
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Box, Switzerland, the Home Office Global Casually Hertford, Connecticut assignment. The
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picture postcard matter expense account continued. The murder of Grooner meant that I had
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lost the one solid lead I had on the whole case, unless, of
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course, I could round up whoever put him away. I'd am ten one
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dollars to the desk clerk for watching the rear entrance to the hotel in case
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the killer should try to get out that way. What are you going to
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do, Johnny, go upstairs and take a look. I'm coming with you.
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No, no, I'll stay here. I won't. I'm coming with
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you. All right. I don't have time to argue. Now tell me
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again just what happened. You realized we were being followed along the street.
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You decided to wait in at allie, and I was to cut through to
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the street and go back to the inn. Yeah, yeah, go on.
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When I got to the street, I heard a man cry out.
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Then I saw Gruner fart from an upstairs window. He was dead. He
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fell from a corner room. Yes, that'd be the store over here.
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Okay, get back against the walls, all right, be careful, Jenny.
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Empty Maybe one of the other rooms, Jenny, somebody just locked up?
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Yeah, come on, rum at the end, get back else gone,
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yeah, oh great, I'll fire escape. Oh you see someone?
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Just a flash as he disappeared around the corner. Could you recognize it?
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It was much light, but it looked like the big boy who jumped me
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back in Zurich. Then it was he who killed Gruner. Would be and
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Gruno was my last lead to those stolen diamonds. You think that man who
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got the way now has that I don't know if he does, and tries
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to leave town, inspect the honigas man. I'll pick him upt the railroad
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station. Well, let's go back to the end. We did, but
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only because it meant being some place where I could quietly sit down and think,
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try to put together and make sense out of what meager information I had.
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But the more I thought about it, the more I realized that I
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was stimy. More coffee, Johnny, No, no, thanks, No,
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what's the matter, Jenny, Oh what's the matter is I'm brit The
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stolen diamonds, the stolen diamonds. Unless I can figure out the meaning of
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those picture postcards, Grooner sent a Sebastian. I w looked, and so
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far I've drawn nothing but big blanks on them postcard. You didn't say anything
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to me about postcard. I know as well. Look you may as well
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know it right now. You're about my last hope. You claim you weren't
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involved in any of this, that you want to help me. Oh yes,
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Johnny, and I mean it. Okay, here's your chance to prove
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it. How take a look at these postcards. They're all addressed to your
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dead pal Sebastian sent to him by Grooner. That's right. A picture of
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the cly back in here and the picture of the ski hut on the ridge.
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Do they mean anything to you? Well, you're staying here at the
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inn, and I have seen the ski hut on the ridge beyond that nothing
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Yeah, sure, yes, But is it all about Johnny the postcards?
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I mean, Sebastian and Groooner were together in the diamond robbery back and Zurich.
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Then they split up. Grooner hid the diamonds and sent these postcards to
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Sebastian. They're supposed to be the key to the location of the diamonds.
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Now both Sebastian and Grooner ragid, which means that if I can't figure out
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this key, I'll probably never recover those stones. You told me this morning
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you thought there were others after the diamonds. Yeah, and they probably knocked
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off Sebastian and Grooner trying to get them. These postcards, the inn and
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the ski hut. Have you searched this inn as well as I could and
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the ski hut? When I got there the place of in ransacked, somebody
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beat me to it. I saw Jeffrey Harris in the vicinity on my way
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up to the hut. The Englishman. Yeah, he could be my boy.
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Maybe whoever knocked off Gruner in the village was working for him. Maybe
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mister Harris already has the diamonds in. I hope to find out if and
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when he comes back here at the Inn. I somehow doubt that he's found
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them, though they went after Grooner after the ski Hut was ransacked, and
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that would indicate they are still looking for them. Yes, the Inn and
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the ski Hut. Wait, Johnny, perhaps the diamonds are somewhere on a
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line between the two places. I thought of that, but it doesn't work.
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You can't see the ski hut from here. At the end. A
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ridge cuts it off, and we're on a line between the two. You're
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about five miles apart. I wonder what Jeffrey Harris just coming in see you
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later? Wa. Well, well it's the Dollar Chap. Yeah, that's
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right, Harris, the Dollar Chap. Enjoying your stair at climbacker man.
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Well, let's say it's been interesting, delightful place earlier, a little bit
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of a mountain climber, you know, yeah, I know, oh you
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do. I didn't think my reputation spread that much. Oh, I'm really
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does an amateur, but it's great fun. You did some climbing today,
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I believe. Yes, a matter of fact, I did splendid pace of
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rock up there. It gave me quite a workout. And you were down
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in the village this evening there is I say, oh, Jap, you
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seem to be rather an inquisitive sort. Why all the questions are? Well,
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this morning I got shot at up on the ridge. This evening,
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a man was murdered in the village. Both times you were in the vicinity,
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they were Oh now, look here, Dollar, let's not be absurd,
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right, I'm sorry that someone was potting away to this morning, but
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I assure you I had nothing to do with it, and I didn't even
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know about the murder and the village. Plus the fact you've been pretty interested
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in me ever since I arrived here. At the end, Yes, but
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I've explained all that. I thought a person who might be my old friend
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Bunny Dollar from London. Look, let's quit talking about old Bunny Dollar and
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start talking about that rifle of yours with a telescopic sight. If we don't
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be ridiculous, Oh, by, I don't have any right for Well,
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I just happen to have found one in your closet today. I say you
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are a snooper, aren't you? But you must have gotten to the wrong
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closet. I tell you I don't own a right. It was there,
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all right, and it was your closet. Well, then somebody left it
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there by mistake. Now look here, Dollar, No, I haven't the
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slightest idea what you're driving at. But I assure you I am in no
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way involved. And I must say I don't care if your attitude or behavior.
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I think I had you confused with the old bunny. Well you're not
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in the least like him. We're prowling in my closet. I guess I
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drew a blank there, Elsa. What did you hear? Dollar, Holado?
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What else? Ago? I do not know she was sitting there a
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few minutes ago. Perhaps she went up to her room. Yeah, head,
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Dollar, is this men you were looking for Goner? I'm not looking
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for him anymore at all. Like I told you over the phone again,
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himself killed in the village this evening, I know, And that is what
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made me think you might be interested in this. Hey, another postcard?
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What'd you get? It if it arrived today. It was addressed to the
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men called Sebastian in care of my Inn. That means Gruner didn't know Sebastian
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was dead. Hey, hey, this could be the missing part of the
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key. Key A picture of the village square? Does that mean something to
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you? Her dollar? I'm sure it means something, all right, but
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I'm not sure what. I went to my room and put the three postcards
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side by side. The in ski had on the red in the village square.
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The trouble was, I couldn't be sure this was all there was to
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the key. Maybe Gruner had planned to send more cars, but he wouldn't
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be sending any now. Yeah. Yeah, from any point of view,
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I was getting nowhere. Then I stopped cold point of view. I looked
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at the cards again. You couldn't see the ski hut from the inn,
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and you couldn't see the inn from the village. But maybe, just maybe
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there was some point from which you could see all three. I went downstairs
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and outside. It was a moonlight night. I started walking slowly toward the
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village, keeping the in insight behind me. Finally I came to a point
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in the road where I could see both the inn and the village square in
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the distance, but I still couldn't see the ski hut. There was a
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ridge in the way. I started cutting across a field. It looked like
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a little deserted farm. A shed loomed up in front of me, a
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small, broken out barn, and then just as I got to the barn,
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the ski hut on the ridge came into view. I stopped and checked.
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Yeah, yeah, I could see the end, the village square and
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the ski hut. And this was the one point from which the scenes on
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all three postcards were visible. This had to be it. I went inside.
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The vine was empty except for some straw in one corner. I ran
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my hands through it and I pulled out a leather case. The moonlight streaming
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through the broken roof told me I finally found the uncut diamonds. Somebody outside.
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I froze against the wall in the shadow. He came in and did
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him get close? Then I dove at him. I gave him a couple
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of the midsection of cup. I dragged him to a sweet off. Well,
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my old friend who jumped me back in Zurich. Who are you?
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Come on? No, no, I am mynn. Your outfit was trying
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to get the diamonds away from Sebastian boys. When you jumped me in Zurich,
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you thought I had them. Then you followed me. He had a
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clibak and you killed Gruner trying to make him talk. Okay, you're working
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for spell It. You know nobody. I am working alone. Don't give
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me that. You haven't the brains to mastermind a day like this. Now,
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who's the boss? I can't open up Anton? Start trying at a
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stand verse too. Wow, So the little innkeeper is Anton's boss, You
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stupid fool? What could I do on? I didn't know he had had
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me approaching one blunder after annother time. I think I get it now at
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all. It was you who shot at me up at the ridge this morning.
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Then you planted the rifle in the Englishman's room. I realized after I
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had missed that perhaps it was just as well. Sure, sure you realized
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I might be able to help you. You couldn't figure out the location of
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the stones although you had one of the postcards, but you knew I had
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the other two and might be able to figure out the three of them.
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Why not? So you gave me the third card hoping i'd lead you to
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the diamonds, which you very obligingly did. Yeve me the diamonds dollar,
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I will take them. Stand back, and aren't you sure you don't think
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he's really gonna split with you? Do you? Anton? What you meant?
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You are? Anton? You have served your purpose after all I have
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done for you. Anton started Ferrauto, who took his eyes off for a
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second. That's what I was waiting for. I dove at him justice his
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gun went off. Anton crumpled and after a fist of this faces out Otto
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did likewise. I knelt down and picked up his gun. All right,
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o'da. I just told her where you are, but my shoulder, I'm
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hurt. Don't worry, Anton, there's enough left to talk to the police.
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And you know I got a hunt. You're gonna be a real cooperative
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witness. Expense account fourteenth and final item six hundred and seventy eight dollars and
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fifty cents transportation and Incinetto's home. Total expenses seventeen hundred and twenty three dollars,
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even remarks, Otto and Anton were turned over to police Inspector Hanninger.
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The diamonds are in safekeeping about Otto Well Reed is one of the seven Deadly
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Sins. It sure turned out to be the deadliest one for Otto. How
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about Elsa Well? Please consider me available for any future assignments in Switzerland and
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of report, Yours Truley, Johnny Dahler. Now here's our star to tell
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you about next week's story. Next week there's uranium, they say in the
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Arizona Hills. There's also a killer with three victims behind him, and he's
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looking for another. Join us, won't you, Yours truly Johnny Dollar.
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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar is starring Bob Bailey, is transcribed in Hollywood. Written
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by Robert Rife, It is produced and directed by Jack jnstone Verdon. Our
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cast were Lucio Meredith, vit Paren Chorus, Lewis Dan Jones and Ben Wright.
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Musical supervision by A. Marigo Marino. Be sure to join us on
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Monday night, same time and station for another exciting story of Yours Truly Johnny
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Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking welcome back, Well, this tends to be I
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would class it as one of those plans that's kind of brilliantly not well thought
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out, buddy, It's believable and fun for the show with Johnny being able
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to put once he has all three to find the solution and triangulate things.
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All right, well, now it's time for an episode of Manhunt and the
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clue of the movie Murder, the clue of the movie Murder. But let
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do man Hunt. No crime has been committed, yeah, no murder has
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been done yet, No man Hunt as the gun yees now magic of Worldwide
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newsrail brings you an international round up of famous personality thank referred to London and
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he is trying day. I mean those which may readily be expected to honor.
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It is advantageous now as well as importance to the futureob that we understand
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England's name and the separation making for man Hunt and the clue of the movie
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Murder. A whole week without a good murder. He'p igning the fact that
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I'm alive. They'll be a murder if you want to be around to charve
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it at my pet. One more word from the owner Robert Chemical, from
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my laboratory on you and you will disappear. It is not a homicide department
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because he went to a movie that's fine text page and goes to picture shows
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and working on it. Rue Peak of the devil and he holen Jim,
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Oh, that's on your leged mind. Let's mind, he says, plenty's
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on it. A murder. Huh, but I've viewed this time. A
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guy named Arthur Anderson feels over poisoned. The doc says, what does he
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leave us? A dead body and no clue, no subspects. The suspects,
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he says, two thousands fasfects. Everybody was in the audience at the
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movie said it. And I wish is that somebody would draw me a picture
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going how this thing could have happened. You see, the guy was poisoned
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by something he ate about five hours before he died. The doctor says,
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only on me what I'll come into my office and get the answers to that's
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yourself. Okay, I'll be across the hall. Anybody wants to pat you
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see, groom, I got a guy named John Murdoch in my office.
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He worked with his anders and he got killed. H secretary of something,
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right. I don't know what about him, know all about him? He
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said, he doesn't know anything, and what he does know only makes things
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more mixed up. And then find out to yourself. Okay, bell Oh,
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don't get up. My name is Steven Minds Murdoch. You want to
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know who killed mister Anderson. I suppose well, if it wouldn't put it
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in too much trouble to tell him. How can I tell you? I
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don't know. He sold everything I do know to this man here, look
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groom his acorn. The doctor says that somebody flips Anders be poisoned about five
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hours before he died. That makes it the bat well about three in the
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afternoon that he got it. See, mister paradox, what did mister Anderson
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eat or drink at about three o'clock? I've already told this to the sergeant,
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but I'll tell you too. I was with mister Anderson every second of
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the time from noon until he was found dead, and he didn't eat a
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thing or even take a drink of water all that time. Let's see through
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the Thing's impossible. Doc says, the guy gets poisoned at three o'clock.
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This guy says Anderson didn't need anything. Either the doc is crazy or Murdoch
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here is covering up. What are you trying to hide? My doc?
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He can eat you though. I look at that Junia boss went from noon
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until eight o'clock without eating. I do believe in eating dinner. You look,
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we worked until seven point thirty in the office and we went to a
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newsreel theater for an hour to relax, and you're going to eat. When
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it came out, nobody not a soul. And this is getting awful tiresome.
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Everybody asked the same question. I tell you, mister Anderson didn't either
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drink anything or see anybody but me all afternoon. And that's that's all I
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know. That's all he knows. He says, might as well add this
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to what to know. If nobody else could have been near Anderson to poison
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them, then you did it. You're out of your mind. Mist the
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Murdoch. Did mister Anderson have any enemy? Only his partner, me Thomas,
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fought like mad all the time. And incidentally, yes, you know
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one of those story books detected. You might be interested in the fact that
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they had a joint insurance policy that protect the company and that means that if
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one of the partners dies, the other collect something like that. Where can
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we find this, lou Thomas. We operates our branch office a couple of
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hundred miles from here, but you can get any ideas you're getting. You
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didn't leave that office all day to day. I had to check with him
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every half hour on a deal, and I talked to him long, just
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in ten or twelve times. He's afternoon that first right to telephone records from
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saying, calan, mister murdach is just one thing more give me the home
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addresses, mister Anderson, will why do you want to know whether so Anderson
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list grow Come over close in the bell and I'll whispered, okay, a
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filie Anderson, come drin so I have a fly of the idea, idea
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something anyway, I don't know exactly hot. How about it up there?
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Hitting an ant movie thea There was nothing on the screen. Why do I
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wind up in situation? He said, and that, Yeah, I'm dying
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to a curiosity. Tell you we've hid an impossible crime at the angle.
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I sid it here, I have the fame. Okay, he is crying
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days and goes with me ready, thank you to no is important job.
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We are just and England day and the reparations we are making. Okay,
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fast, okay, a friend, it's still a perfect grand I didn't teach
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an effect what now? But telling the suuk about nobody being near it,
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and I'll underwrite that myself, but also about its not eating a drinking anymore.
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So is Murdoch didn't poison and who could have? Somebody only I'll take
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all that Murdoch didn't do it. The thing's impossible, all right, So
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it's impossible. We're gonna work you an I pad. We're gonna hop out
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Anderson's department tomorrow morning and send the day the kind of a lead. I
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don't you first to say that somebody has finally submitted a murderous pool poof?
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And now you say we've got to get some kind of a lead pool poof
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a leading pat. The other thing for me to do is pool. But
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I'm no fool. I've seen nothing but corresponding for hours. That guy Anderson
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never threw anything away. He could have thrown everything away as far as Anton
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turns, Pat, I think of any value put his quads with a cart
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when well shelby, As the saying goes, Graham, Yes, I get
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so, as the saying goes, So don't we say wait until I see
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Anderson's cat is he probably starts little? Yeah? That sounds like me,
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doesn't it. But I'm always trying to dumb animals. You should know.
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Well the cat was out la foil when I had heard from all Right,
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I wait and get out of here. I guess fucking hit rus. What
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happens? Support over the door? It's right, Anderson letters it to post
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and through it under the door. That there there when we came in.
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I have to take a look a letter. H that's the bill phone bill?
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Oh the letter returned to a partic post who as everybody the post office?
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Thunder about five or five moster? Okay, what's to date? About
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two hundred and fifty miles wide? No reason contribut Yeah, you need to
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say till we're following this routine? Ros are they kid? What's the money?
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Ten one dollar bills in the car? That says gentlemen to close three
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fine ten dollars price printed on the circular center. Please took me to thunder
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and death clos you offered me for sud fine author andersy M. That's a
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human about you. Well, who say you look at something awful? Unbelievable
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in my ears? Says only one way to check what I'm thinking and chet
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that's the whole thing. Logical, Pat, you and I going up the
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northfolder? Is it post office fox? Five? O five? All right?
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You mean what the dead chests got to do with it? This may
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well be pat my pets. This dead tat means the murderer will wind up
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with a cooked foo, five hours of sand and a post office fox.
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I look for the postmaster doesn't make the set to agree. I mean somebody
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else or let it a father five? That's a I beg your pardon.
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My name is Stephen three three. It's about my partner's just I've told the
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police all I know I can prove. I was in my office all yesterday
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afternoon. Yes, I'm pretty sure you will, missus Thomas. Oh,
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that's right, as Thomas. Is this the letter you just inquired about,
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mister Thomas, I don't know you lit the name. Oh that's you're writing
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on the envelope. Well that is prett easy, Yes, jeez. I
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wanted to show my partner some of my personal offices, whip them, and
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I wrote them a note and closed itself address envelope. That's it one almoster,
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Thomas. The first letter had reached through, you would have committed the
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perfect crime. But unfortunately for you, there was some posted to on it.
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Because of a little thing like that, you stamped yourself a murderer only
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an act and desunded Lee Thomas from actually getting away with murder. Well,
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now that he's been said, tell what happened all of it? Okay?
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Lee Thomas wrote Anderson a letter offering him a terrific prog and in the death
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clock and talent, he enclosed his self addressed envelope, knowing Anderson would use
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it. Were accepting me off, Oh the one we found in Anderson's department.
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Yes, let's take it easier ahead of me pack Now. The flap
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on that repair envelope was full of poison, and when Anderson lifted it was
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curtain for to see how this could have been the perfect crime, he said
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it did. If that envelope had been resented, Thomas, you would have
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had in his possession all evidence of murder. And he couldn't prove a thing,
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no matter what perfective. But as we know, the envelope was returned
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to the Anderson apartment because the murderer didn't realize that ten single bills weighed more
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than one ten dollars. And we of course founded at the Anderson apartment,
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not really to see whatever poison, Lee Thomas Hughes, much as the looted
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the mutually and the flat on the envelope wouldn't say feel the tacharotic that need
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let glue. By the way you're runs tracing a murderers pity envelope and everything.
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I want to be scared to do this. I ask you a question,
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Post Office Sydney Welcome back? Well, good to have a Churchill impersonator on
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hand. I wonder who did that particular role. And since the big things
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with these cases are the puzzle, I thought this was actually pretty pretty good,
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though not impossible to solve, though I do wonder with the weight of
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currency other ten ones would change a lot, but probably would. I'll buy
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the conclusion unless and untell someone who's a listener who happens to work for the
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