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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Clinton Matter, Parts Three and Four (EP1049) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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to go ahead and get into today's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, as
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we continue on with the Clinton Matter, Parts three and four from Hollywood,
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It's time now for Johnny Dollar. This is Florrie Hawkins. Mister Dollar.
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Oh, yes, you're the principal of the school. I'd like to talk
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to you if I could, All right, would you care to meet me
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for a cocktail? There's a place called the Trader's in not far out of
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town. I could be there in an hour, all right, miss Hawkins.
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Yes, mister Dollar, what changed your mind about talking to me?
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Well, i've heard how you've gone about this. I mean, you forced
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Sheriff Darty to let you into c Roy Vickory, you deified Chief Hanley,
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and when you don't seem frightened of any of them. Also, I suppose
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I am a little sick of everything I've seen around here. Okay, I'll
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see you in a hout. I'll be there tonight and every weekday night.
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Bob Bailey in the transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed Expense Account
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America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator as Truly Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by Special
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Investigator Johnny Dollar to the United Adjustment Bureau, four eighteen West sixty first Street
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in New York City. The following is an accounting of expendit yours during my
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investigation of the racket in Clinton, Colorado. Expense account item nine ten bucks,
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one dinner and four drinks for myself at the trader's End, five miles
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outside of Clinton, where I waited for Florrie Hawkins to appear I'm sorry.
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I'm amazed. Oh well, that's all right, miss Hawkins. I sit
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down. Please, would you like something to eat to drink? Maybe?
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No? Thank you? I am once. No matter what is it,
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I can't help looking around. I hope no one sees this together. I
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mean that would be difficult to explain, to explain to home your friend Sheriff
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Doherty, for one, oh last night, when you came to inquire about
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Julian Osborne, Sheriff Doherty called and told me to get rid of you and
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not answer any questions. Yeah, I guess that. Did he tell you
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what would have happened if I had stayed and you had answered some questions?
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No, I can imagine it would have been something that would have barred me
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from teaching for the rest of my life. That sounds incredible. No,
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not too. I've been looking at your little town, miss Hawkins. A
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school building can be made of paper, go up and smoke. A man
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can be killed, and none of the responsible people, the man who built
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the building, the fire chief, the sheriff, seemed to care too much.
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You asked me about Julian Osborn. I knew he wrote your insurance company
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or called him and told him the school building wasn't right. He told me
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he was going to do it. I see, I knew it wasn't right
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too. Everyone who worked in here, who worked on the building, knew
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it wasn't up to specification. And I'll contact some of those people. Well,
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that may be difficult. Julian Osborne spoke up and he burned to death.
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Yeah, but that doesn't mean you can't speak now or any of the
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others. I'm willing to speak about that building now. No, I'm willing
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to help you. I don't know about the others. Will mister Baines help
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you. Well, he's frightened of going up against Vickery and the others,
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But I think I can talk him into it. That would be too of
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Yeah, and that's right, two people speaking out, and then there'd be
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others once agains rolling. I won't stop unless I've missed my guess about the
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townspeople of Putton. You seem to know a lot about people, mister Dollar,
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how to say what will stimulate them at the right time or make them
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speak out. I have to confess you did that to me. You looked
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hurt and bewildered last night when I insisted you leave me alone. I realize,
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you know, very deeply. I realized there could have been fourteen hundred
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pupils in that school when the fire broke out. I didn't sleep last night
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thinking of it. Yeah, I guess that was the only good feature of
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it. No children died, But as you say, Miss Hawkins, it
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could have happened the other way. Now, look, besides yourself and possibly
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mister Baines, can you think of anyone else who might be able to supply
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information about the construction of the school. I don't know. Let me think
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somebody who'd have evidence in hand. Possibly. Wait, yes, I can
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think of someone who the building inspector, the one who approved the building.
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Ah, well, that doesn't seem likely. If he passed that building,
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he must have been in with him. What's his name? His name is
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Richard Hobb. Oh, I've known him for years. He is in with
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him in a way, But I know he'd get out of it if he
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could. He was a very decent man when I knew him. Well,
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I think he's still decent. Richard Hobb All right, who else? That's
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all I can think of. Wow, that's a start. What will you
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do? I'll ask you to take a plane to Denver, register at the
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Cosmopolitan Hotel and wait until you hear from me what I want a statement from
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you before you go, but I want you to be safe. I'll get
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around to hobb In Bains. All I want is sworn statements to the effect
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that Victory built a bad school, that he violated insurance specifications. That all
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start it rolling. Oh when do you want the statement? Tonight? Right
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here? All right, let's get busy. It took an hour to get
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the statement. After that, I drove into Grand Junction to catch a plane.
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Expense cont item ten dollars and a half telegram to a friend of mine
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and the private detective business in Denver. I asked him to meet Florrie Hawkins
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plane, see that she was safe and comfortable, and keep an eye on
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her during her stay in Denver. Then I drove back to Clinton. I
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had him eleven ten cents. Another phone call, this one to David Baines.
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Yeah, dollar Bains. Florrie Hawkins made a statement about the school building
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in the fire. She's tired of being scared and shoved around. Now,
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how about you? You want a statement from me? Yes, comparing your
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specifications with what you saw that actually went into the building. But you make
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it out and take it before a notary, all right. If she can't
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I can't, then what then go down to Denver and wait do you hear
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from me? I'll make the statement. I won't leave top. You'll help
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me a lot. If you do, you'll be in danger here. I
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feel brave. You're gonna play it so broad. I'll do it too.
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I took his statement directly to the post office and made it to myself at
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the Northern Hotel, Expencer count Item twelve forty cents phone calls. I telephone
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Sheriff Dougherty, Fire Chief Hamley, and Countye attorney contractor Roy Vickery and told
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them that I had a sworn statement regarding building irregularities. Sheriff Dougherty snorted and
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hung up. Chief Hamley yawned and told me not to bother, and Roy
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Vickery just laughed. About eight o'clock that night, I was at the home
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of building Inspector Richard Hobb a nice home and a nice part of town.
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The woman standing in the doorway was tall and blonde, holding a drink and
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smoking a cigarette. Yeah, I'd like to see mister Richard Hobb. I'm
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Johnny Dollar. I'm Lucille Hobb. He isn't home right now, but you
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can come in and wait for him and talk to me. I'm not bad
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company. What a dream? Help? Help? What? Whatever's wrong with
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you? You look tired, mister Dowler. It might, but I'd rather
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not. I just came by to talk to you. You said that,
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what do you want to talk to him about? Business? This time of
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night. Let's stop talking about him? What do you say? Look?
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You you probably missed your dinner tonight and you've been getting all of your nourishment
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out of a bottle. So I'll come back. You're afraid walking? Oh
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no, no, I'm not afraid of that, missus Hobb. He's already
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walked out, and you're feeling sorry for yourself. What well man? If
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he lives in a place has an ashtray or a picture or yesterday's sports section
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lying around the front room, I don't see anything like that in this room.
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If I walked over to that closet, tender one, I wouldn't find
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any of his clothes. And if I tried the drawers, I'll lay odds
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the wouldn't be a shirt around either. When did he leave. You're crazy.
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When did he leave yesterday after the fire? Where did he go?
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I don't know. Did he go alone? I don't know. Did Vicary
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tell him to get out of town? No, I'll ask that again.
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Did Vickery tell your husband to get out of town? I don't know.
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He said no the first time I asked, Victory. Apparently your husbands I
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know each other naturally. Look, Missus Hobb, I don't know how much
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you've had to drink, but if I'm reading your eyes right, you're scared.
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You're scared about what's happened here and what could happen here, and you
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know your husband's involved. Missus Hobb, I want your husband to help me.
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If he helps me, I can help this town get rid of people
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like Vickary and Doherty and Hanley. If you see him, if he contacts
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you, tell him that. Tell him I won't let anything happen to him.
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Tell him I have statements from two people already and they're being protected.
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I'll protect your husband. You got all that. I don't know what you're
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talking about. Good night, Missus Hobb. I left her standing in the
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middle of the living room, drink in hand, staring vaganely at I don't
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know what side in the Chris Mountain there, I took stock of the situation.
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Richard Hobb, building inspector, who had passed the school building, would
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be the most important witness I could find to make a statement. The others
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from Florrie Hawkins and David Baines would help, but Hobb's information would be essential
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to an investigation. I was just coming into my reddit car when a sleep
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dark limousine pulled up and Roy Vickery leaned out the window. Come here,
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Why not pretty cold weather to be out so late at night. Yeah,
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but then I've got a lot to do, and you'd been in to see
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mister Hobb. Yeah, how's Richard these days? I wouldn't know. I
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only spoke to missus Habb. I see lovely girl and Geenie. Well,
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she's a little sad right now. Her husband's missing. He left town during
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the fire yesterday. Yeah. I have a feeling he might have been ordered
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out of town sooner or later. People be asking the building inspector embarrassing questions
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about this. Uh huh, We're you going to ask him some embarrassing questions
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that is? Yeah? Yeah, sure I was. I was going to
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ask him why he passed it. I was going to ask him how much
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he was paid to pass it. I was going to ask who paid him
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to pass it, And then I was going to ask him to make a
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statement. I figured you might have had something like that in mind. Well
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that's when I was talking to you, mister Vickery. I hope I see
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it real soon in jail at Dollar what. I know, you're trying to
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earn your money, and you're working very hard, but i'd stop it if
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I were you. I admire a man like you, someone who calls a
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spade a spade, are a liar a liar or a liar a liar.
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But Dollar, it just won't do you any good here in Clinton. Tell
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you what you worry about your problems, and I'll worry about mine. Have
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it your way ready, what you're called in New York's right? Go ahead?
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Please? Hi Johnny? Hello? Well, hey, look all,
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it's a mess here. I made a little headway. I mean, I'll
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have a couple of statements coming in, but no concrete evidence yet. What
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do you think the school building was a fix or something or other? Money
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somewhere I haven't able to find out the town sewed up tight civically and politically.
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I can't expect any help from the law or the fire department here.
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They're in it too, that kind of thing, So I need help.
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We'll be there in twenty four hours. They want to play it that way,
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we'll play it that way. Twenty minutes after I have the phone,
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I was in Bed. I found out how much of a mess it really
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was. That's when my hotel door opened and a man lurched across the room
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tarp dollar. I've got to tell you. I wondered to get to you
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yesterday. He stood in front of me, swaying back and forth, his
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hands clutching the front of his coat. He fell before he could get to
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him. Three bullet holes formed a neat trio across for his type and should
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have been I ran my fingers through his coat, pulled out his wallet.
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The license read Richard Hobb, aged thirty nine. Occupation Building Inspector Johnny Dellar
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Al Davis, Johnny, we're on away? What? Yeah, we're in
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Grand Junction now. We ought to be in Clinton three hours running a couple
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of cars. I brought help. I can use it. Al. There's
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been a murder here what Last night a building inspector named Richard Hobb staggered into
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my room, tried to tell me something, but died before he could get
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it out. He'd been shot three times. Look, you be careful.
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Don't do anything until we get there. That's an order, yes, sir.
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Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the United Adjustment zero four
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eighteen West sixty first Street, New York City. The following is an accounting
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of expenditures during my investigation of the Clinton matter. Expense account Adam thirteen sixty
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cents breakfast. I had it sent up to my room. Right behind the
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bell hop appeared the tall figure of Sheriff Darty, all about inviting me for
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a cup of coffee. Sure, sonan help yourself, Sharon, thank you.
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You know you're a mighty lucky man. Why why I was almost holding
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you for murder? Boy? That hub fella all that. Yeah, you're
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looking into it. I suppose, yep, yep, we're looking into it.
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I hesitate to ask, but are you getting anywhere? We figured he
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was shot sometime last night. Found his car downstairs, old smeared up.
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Might have driven in from some place where we don't know well, you know
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he blew town when the school fire broke out. We talked to missus hab,
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I talked to her myself. Yeah, naturally, we want to find
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out everything we can about this matter. Now, how came up here last
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night and died in this room of gunshots? Why do you suppose he came
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here? I never knew the man, Sheriff. I talked to someone who
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did know him once. She said he'd been a pretty decent man at one
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time. If you and Chief Hanley and Vickery didn't tell him to leave Tom
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when that fire broke out, he might have told me himself. His conscience
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might have heard him about passing a building that never could have stood an inspection
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go on. He might have heard that I was in town investigating it.
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He might have gotten sick and tired of the cheap, rotten little schemes here
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in Clinton and come back to help me straighten it out. You don't think
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much of our town, do you not? The way that is, Sheriff,
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and I don't think much of you. In that case, I'll just
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try to keep out of your way. Do that you do the same dollar
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here. Two hours later, Al Davies and the contingent of special operatives arrived
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in Clinton. Toby O'Brien from Continental State's Insurance, Rob Schwartz, and the
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Mixed Twins from Columbia Adjustment giving us a friendly hand. Todd Weaver, who
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just finished the case with the Canadian Adjustice Limited, Loud Donnigher, and Thad
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Thomas from Chicago, a pretty imposing group of expert investigators. Well, Johnny,
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you look okay, still on one piece? Hi? At that?
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Lou you want to get the door, Toby. I'll sit down there.
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Now. This isn't any vacation trip. Boys. We're all going to have
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to roll up our sleeves, all I. Johnny, you want to break
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it down? Yeah, well this is a big one, fellas. If
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you all sit, I'll bring up to date. I'll sit right there.
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Three days ago I came here on a tip that building irregularities were suspected in
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the new school building. The man who tipped the insurance company was the janitor
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name of Julian Osburn. I never talked to Osburn because he died in the
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fire that destroyed that building. I did talk to the man who designed the
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building. His name is David Baines. He claims none of his specifications were
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followed in the construction, so that's why it caught fire, went down so
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fast. His statement right here. I talked to the school principal, Florrie
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Hawkins. She supports Bain's statement. I wanted most of all to get a
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statement from the building inspector who passed the building Richard Hobb. Hobb was murdered
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last night. I wonder you need help all right now? The sheriff,
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the fire chief, and the building contractor are all in on it. And
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there are too many leads for one man to follow, too many people for
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one man to talk to. The sheriff is making an investigation of Hobb's murder,
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but we'd better make our own. Oh you Toby, and you Dad
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Hobbs. Your job. Find out everything about him, his bank account,
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his friends, his troubles, everything, especially who killed him. His widows
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Lucille Hobb. I met her last night. I'll leave it to him to
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find the woman. Okay, Rob, Your man is the building content,
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Roy Vickery. He's big and tough and shrewd, and he talks softly,
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EANs and runs the whole show. If I'm guessing right, Take Toby and
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run Victory down, bank accounts, purchase orders, what kind of money spends,
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and so on. Jim and al minx ight you too, find out
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everything you can about Julian Osburn the janitor who has burned a dead I want
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lou Donnagher to stick close to fire Chief Hanley, same thing, Everything and
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anything you can get on him. All you can handle. Sheriff Dardy,
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the rest of you spread out. Start talking with anybody in town who might
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know anything. When you find one who's sick and tired of watching their town
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being run by a pack of hulun, send them up here to the room.
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Well, try to get statements from them, making specific charges. Al
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yeah, I want to guarantee every one of them security. So take them
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down to Denver, give them protection until it's safe to walk the streets here.
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That's necessary, I'll arrange it's necessary, all right. Now, report
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back to me anytime you want. Don't push anybody around. Don't let anybody
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push you around. Okay, let's get to work. Eight strange men will
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being through Clinton, Colorado. Asking questions were as conspicuous as I wanted them
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to be. I know everybody in the little town would be hearing about them
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and watching, and sooner or later, I hope that would pay off.
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An hour went by before I got any action. Johnny Dollar, You the
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fellow with the insurance company. Yeah, that's right. Who's this? Never
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mind, you're taking a lot of chances around here, We're gonna take lots
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more. Do you have anything to say? Yeah, my name is Earl
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Kennedy. I'd like to talk to you. Name the place. You get
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down and stand in front of your hotel. I'll drive by and pick you
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up. I went down and stood in front of the Northern Hotel five minutes
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past ten minutes, and then a car drove up. Two men in the
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front seat, three in the bank, one of the leaned outs. Yeah,
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come on, get in, head out. Yeah. Oh, I'm
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Merle Kennedy, construction foreman under school. Hi. I thought you were going
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to be alone man. Next year's Frank Gibson. I'm the city editor of
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the Times. Those three boys in the back, Chuck Borden, Pete Geiger,
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and John Newton, they all worked for me under construction. Hi.
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We've seen the guys you brought into town. Really some pretty heavy boys.
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You know. The town's a little edgy with all that's happened. Fire,
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the janitor getting burned, murder of Dick Hobb, none of which were caused
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by any of my investigators. How long are they going to be in town?
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As long as they have to be. We're going to get to the
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bottom of all this. How many did you bring in? Eight? I'll
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bring an eighty if I have to. Aren't you talking kind of big?
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This is a big job. It's far enough to any now what just want
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to talk to you? Well, we're all willing to make statements. Dollar
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I can charge Vickery with short changing the city on materials. These guys in
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the back seat will tell you the same thing. They came to me to
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ask my advice. I told them to talk to you. See what kind
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of man you were. I'll print anything that's the truth. I'll let to
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help a lot. Mister Ebsen, the papers at your disposal, provided it's
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the truth. Fair enough, all of you be willing to testify, I
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am okay. Now, a couple of other things. First, about Richard
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Hobb, you tell him Frank Hobb had big ideas, and he played ball
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with Vickery and the rest of them. It also looks like he was murdered
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because he was going to try to make it right now about Roy Vickery,
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he was born here in Clinton, brought up here. He's built about one
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third of the structures in this town, every one of them standing today,
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everyone except the school. Any angle on that? Your insurance two hundred thousand
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dollars? Okay? Where can I get a copy of the actual purchase orders
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used in the building from Vickery? But I don't think he'd let you have
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them. He herefore you still got him. They gave me specifications that looked
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like forgeries. I want the real thing. I'll have to have the real
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thing. Now. Let me look around. Now, when and where do
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we make the statements. Let's go over to my hotel room and do it
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right now. Better use the newspaper office. You're probably being watched by now,
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mister dollar expense account adam fourteen ten dollars legal fees. Two hours later,
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I hired a notary to attest the sworn statements of Earl Kennedy, Frank
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Gibson, Charles Borden, Peter Geiger, and John Newton. They were damaging
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statements that would bear considerable weight in the courtroom, but they were not enough
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to bring them out before a court. Hal Davies was waiting for me when
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I got back to my hotel room. Come here, what is it.
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We've got friends? Yeah, one, seven. They've been gathering around the
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hotel now for the last hour or two. Any of the boys run into
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trouble yet no, none, They couldn't handle. This could be ticklish,
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though, Johnny. Well, if those down there provoked an open showdown,
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yeah, that might be the idea. We aren't ready for anything like that,
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yet we're getting there. Come in well, hello, Sheriff, this
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is mister Davies, our chief Inspector. Davies. Are you the man who
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brought these troublemakers into town. I brought eight assistants with me, Sheriff.
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They're troublemakers. They've been going around asking questions, upsetting folks, getting in
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the way. I'd hate to see any of them get hurt, like with
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those out there on the streets. Those men out there are a group of
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indignant citizens who came to see me in a body and protested this investigation in
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the way it's being handled. They look more like hired boys, Sheriff.
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I'm asking you and mister Davies to withdraw these men you have working in Clinton.
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I'm asking you to do that by sundown. Suppose we don't Sheriff,
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then you take the continent. Wait a minute, but I don't want to
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keep you in a state of suspense, Sheriff. We're willing to take the
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consequences. Well, if that crew out there shoot as well as they look,
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they're pretty rough people to go up against. Let me tell you,
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every man in this investigation is armed. We won't be intimidated, shoved around,
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or bullied by you those bumps out there, or anyone in this town.
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Now, you tell that to mister Vickery and Chief Hanley, and then
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you go home and stand in front of a mirror, Sheriff, and tell
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it to yourself. You gave us till sundown to get out. I'm giving
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you until sundown to resign as sheriff. Now if you don't do that,
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I'll see that you're forced out of office. Now what do you think of
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that? You must feel mighty strong to talk like that. To see this,
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and this, this and this These are all sworn statements from people in
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this town. Aren't afraid of you and Vickery and the others. You'd be
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surprised how any other people around here are on the verge of making statements,
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on the verge of not being scared of you anymore? So where are we,
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Sheriff, I'm going to kill you and now you aren't. Come on,
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get out of here. I'll chill you Dollar. Now, here's our
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star to tell you about the final exciting episode of this week's story tomorrow,
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the end and the beginning of Clinton, Colorado. It all happens when the
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smoke clears. Join us, won't you Yours Truly? Johnny Dollar? Yours
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Truly Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Bailey is transcribed in Hollywood. Written by John
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Dawson, It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join
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us tomorrow night, same time and station for the next exciting episode of Yours
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Truly Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking welcome back. Well, I love this
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how the insurance investigators have descended upon the town of Clinton like avenging angels.
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You almost have a feeling of this as almost one of those old westerns where
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we're coming in for the big confrontation, the showdown really build up, and
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I'm just loving the way this story is going. Just some fantastic fantastic turns
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in the Johnny Dollar stories. People find the courage led by Johnny Dollar to
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confront the corruption in their town. And I'm sure we're in for a great
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conclusion on Friday, So be short and listen then for part five of the
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Clinton Matter. Well, we do have some listener comments and feedback, and
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we'll go ahead and get into this. A Randy story on Facebook says love
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a house and three kids who mess it up daily. Well, thanks so
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much, Tara, and we'll definitely keep bringing you the program as long as
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we can. Martha, who supports the show, writes, thank you for
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your show as I live in Hong Kong and the podcast bring a little bit
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of the States here. And also just a comment from Jim who says,
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great job. Well, thanks so much for all your support. It's truly
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appreciated. We'll be back on Wednesday with part or on Friday, excuse me
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with Part five of the Clinton Matter, and join us tomorrow as we bring
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