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our listeners. Thank you some much for your support. Well, now it's
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time to begin a new yours truly Johnny Doller series, The Long Shot Matter,
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Parts one and two from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Dollar.
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Welcome to Hollywood, mister Dollar. This is Darryl Darryl, Jim Darrel,
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Daryln Clark Insurance. We wrote up the pomb Quist policy. Oh that Darryl.
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For a minute, I thought maybe, yeah, yeah, everyone does
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about the policy. Understand you're worried about it. National Underwriters is They asked
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me to take a look. Come on over and help yourself. It's a
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simple enough policy. One hundred thousand dollars coverage on both doctor Kyle pom Quist
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and his wife. It's that double indemnity clause I'm interested in becomes effective at
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the end of this week, doesn't it. That's right? Why what's wrong?
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An anonymous letter is sent to underwriters kind of hints that somebody is going
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to try to collect tonight and every weekday night. Bob Bailey in the transcribed
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Adventures The Man with the Action Packed expens count America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator yas
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truly Johnny Dollar. From Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, two National Underwriters Association,
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one, one Eighter River Road, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an
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accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the long Shot matter. Expense account out
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of one one hundred and seventy four dollars and ninety cents airfare and incidentals to
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Hollywood, California, a good night's sleep at the Beverly Hilton Hotel and in
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the morning sunshine. Hartford's slush was only a clammy memory. Nobody walks in
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California, and so when in Rome I had them two two dollars even cam
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fair to Darrell and Clark Insurance Brokers, Beverly Hills. Where else, Come
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on in Dollar, We'll be a minute that chair one look at the furnishings,
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and you knew a lot of insurance was sold here. It takes a
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flock of premiums to pay for the really good matyor and the long, clean,
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functional stuff. Impressive. Jim Darrell was even more so, and I'd
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have bet the ninety percent of his policy holders were women. He seemed to
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be doing two things at once, shaving and keeping drank and passes by on
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the street outside. I watched him plants quickly out the window for the fifth
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time, smile happily, then make a check mark on a desk. Pay.
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I give up? What is it? Electric shaver? I mean the
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bit outside the window. Oh, it's this year's version of counting license plates.
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You playing alone? Huh? With Clark my partner. You see,
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he takes charcoal gray suits and I take from you to shorts based on strictly
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how many passed the window other side of the street. Doesn't come loser buys
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lunch. Where's Clark seeing prospect? We play on the honor system. Uh
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yeah, mister Darrel, that's pretty yeah. Palm Cliff policy. Huh you
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want to know about it? You sound reluctant. It's delicate. So is
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this letter look into palm Quist policy you may have to pay off soon.
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Nice corny touch there letters from a magazine pasted on to form the message.
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Well, the style's a little old half, but the meaning's clear enough.
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You want to fill me in the palm quis mister Dollar, the last of
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one of our oldest families out here. Name, social position, money,
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They've got it all. That's why I'm not too impressed with this little communicat
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you were telling me about the family palm Quist, the doctor an important one
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six dish for the manner born complete with iron gray hair and distinguished bearing.
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He uh knows what he wants type of man, has tremendous practice and still
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finds time to go hunting about two months out of every year. And his
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wife invalid, confined to the house, a huge house by the way out
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near the beach. And there's a son, Eric twenty five who lives with
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them. That's the family about the policy, Daryl, civil enough one hundred
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thousand straight coverage on both doctor Palmquist and his wife and the beneficiaries, only
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one son Eric for both, for both, it's pretty pointed, grunt.
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Why not I was thinking of the double indemnity clause that'll be effective in a
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few days. And that's what I thought you were thinking. Well, let
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me have a couple of addresses. Were you the House of the Beach in
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Palmquiss office. Sure, office was only a few blocks from here. And
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dollar, please be tactful with those premiums. They're so lovely. My way
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to make sure they keep coming is to keep people healthy. Yeah, I
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guess, Hey, what do you know? Another one? Why Bermuda shorts
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that puts me three up glass? Cann't scream like an eagle when he pays
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that lunch check. Today we did Roman Office. I walked the four or
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five blocks to doctor Carl Palmqui's office. It was easy to find. You
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just look for the most expensive building and the most expensive part of Beverly Hills,
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or as the natives sometimes call it, Lootville. As I turned into
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the entrance, a young executive type brush past me on the street, suit
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shark old gray. I hoped he wouldn't pass Darryl's window. Doctor Palmquiss office
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was all it should be, tasteful, quietly, lush, the kind of
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place that made you wonder why he didn't live right there. The nurse who
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came forward did nothing to destroy the thought blonde complete with eyes retrese knows,
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and the figure that floated. Great medicine for the sick. May I help
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you? I'd like to see the doctor. Do you have an appointment mister
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Dollar, Johnny Dollar, No, I haven't. Doctor Palmquist isn't in right
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now. Oh what time will you be back? Well, he has a
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four to thirty appointment. Suppose I show it five? Then, Miss Lund,
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Stephie Lunn, Miss Lunn. Five. I can't promise anything that you
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might try. Oh I will, I'll try, like man. Expense account
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item three thirty eight dollars even deposit in first days rental on a drive it
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yourself car and driving an out along Sunset Boulevard was delightful. I had no
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trouble at all getting into the California spirit. I pretended that I was a
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movie producer going home to his starlet wife. I found the palm Quiest house
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on a quiet, dead end street high on the Palisades, overlooking the Pacific.
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Daryl was right. It's huge, a single story farmhouse that seemed to
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ramble endlessly. It was a long way to come for nothing. I walked
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around the side of the house, and nobody tried to stop me. I
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moved through an open breezeway and wished that somebody had because suddenly I felt like
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an intruder. Because of the woman sitting in the wheelchair, staring vagantly down
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at the swimming pool it sparkled in the sunlight. Because of the way she
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poured a drink from the bottle beside her without ever looking at it. Because
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of the way she held the glass as though she wanted you to believe it
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was sassprilla tea, not whiskey. It isn't really medicine, you know,
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I only pretend that it is. Yeah, sure, Look I didn't mean
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to barge in like this, Missus punquest. Victor says it's disgusting, called
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it a sign of weakness. Do you feel that way, Well, nobody
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does anything without a reason. My name is Duller, Missus palm Quist.
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And while I'd like to talk to you for a little while, if if
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you feel up to him weakness, Oh I'm sorry, very sorry. Victor
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wouldn't like that idea. Would you mind wheeling me into the house, young
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man, I'm very tired. Oh yeah, sure, thing you just relax.
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She leaned back in the chair and closed her eyes. She wasn't sleeping,
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just somewhere off and thoughts were own. I pushed the chair toward the
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house as gently as I could. It wasn't until we almost reached it and
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I realized we had an audience. A good looking kid in his mid twenties
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watching us from a bedroom window, A kid who didn't want to be seen.
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The way he jumped back from the window told me that he was getting
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pretty weird outs. Inside the house, I wheeled missus Palmquest into a large
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living room gently, patiently. I tried to get her to answer a few
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questions, but I got nowhere. She wasn't rude, just secreted, smiling
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and very far away. I was wondering how to get out gracefully when I'm
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so very sorry. I'm afraid I haven't been very attentive, have I.
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Mister Dollar suddenly just as clear and lucid as that. I looked around to
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see what it made, this almost magical change, and he was standing just
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inside the room, the kid i'd seen watching from the window. Eric,
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Come here, dear, this is my son. Eric. I'm afraid I've
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forgotten where you told me you were from, mister Dollar. My mother's been
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idle, mister Dolla. She's not supposed to be disturbed. Oh, I
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am sorry. I was just leaving good. I'll show you the way out.
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Oh maybe that would be best. You will come back again, mister
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Dollar, when I'm feeling Yeah, sure of course, make it soon.
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I don't seem to keep very good track of time. Another sign of weakness,
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I suppose when you show mister Dollar out, please come back, Paul.
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Oh, yes, mother, you're a good son. Paul. This
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way, miss Della, what do you want here? You can see she'sn't
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well. Yeah. Yeah, it didn't take you long ago from Eric to
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Paul that she is not insane. You hear, mister Dollar, I didn't
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say she was. Now why did she call you? Paul? Paul was
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my older brother. He died three years ago. That's part of why she's
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like she is a small part. Oh, I'm sorry. Nobody's asking you
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to be you just don't come back here. I had plenty of time to
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kill before five o'clock, and a lot of things would have been pleasant,
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sopping up the Malibu son, watching the kids on the beach, you name
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it, but instead I settled for a visit with an old friend, Lieutenant
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Berry, homicide. I wasn't just being social, pretty sneaky. As a
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matter of fact, the anonymous note, which underwriters had received intrigued Berry,
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and he promised to have it gone over by the police lab. At five
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on the dot, I was back in doctor Palmquist's office. Hi, you're
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a punctual sort of patient, mister Dolla. Yeah, he used to get
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gold stars for it at school. I'm afraid doctor Palmquist doesn't get one.
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He called just a little while after you left this morning, said to cancel
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all appointments for today, that he wouldn't be in. I'm so sorry,
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Yeah so am. I I would have called you, but I didn't know
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where to read. Oh sure, that's okay. What about tomorrow. I
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can give you an appointment at ten. I'll be here, thanks, mister
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Dowler. Would you like to give me some information now? Like what medical
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history, previous illnesses, complaints, the usual thing saves time in the morning.
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Well, why don't we wait till tomorrow in case doctor palm Quest decides
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to play hooky again. There's one nice thing about this job. You get
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around so much. You learn to pick up local habits without even thinking about
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it. For instance, that evening I had a leisurely dinner, then took
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in an endless double feature, all without ever once getting out of my car
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drive in jail. It was well after midnight when I got back to my
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hotel, feeling a kinship for bus drivers everywhere. I headed across the lobby,
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ran smack into Jim Darrel as a rounded the cigar standard dollar. Where
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have you been? Wow? Hi Daryl? Hey who wound up paying for
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lunch? Just not been trying to get hold of you all night? Where
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were you? Dinner? A movie The Wildlife on? Well, don't look
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that unhappy. I didn't do anything illegal. Somebody did. Hey, what
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is it, Daryl? What are you talking about? Missus Pumpquist dead shot
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to death a couple of hours ago, Johnny Dellar, Johnny Lieutenant Barry Homicide
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got messages from you three inches thick. Yeah, I've been trying to get
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hold of you all morning. It hasn't exactly been a social tea around here,
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you know what with the murder of doctor Pumquis's wife and I come down
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there the headquarters, come ahead, and if you're a good boy, I'll
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introduce you to the man who did the killing. What of course he denies
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it completely. Who wouldn't when you hear his story, it's a wild one.
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All that's your way ahead of me. You're saying you've got the killer
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there, That's what I'm saying. Well, who is he? You wouldn't
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know him. Nobody seems to make a little sense. What are you,
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lieutenant? Look you coming down or not? Right now? From Special Investigator
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Johnny Dollar location in Los Angeles, California to a National Underwriter's Association Hertford,
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Connecticut assignment. The long shot matter los Angeles traffic being what it is,
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there was plenty of time to think on the way to Berry's office. But
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think about what an unsigned warning that someone was going to collect on one hundred
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thousand dollars policy. A frail, defeated woman wasn't going to have to worry
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about weakness anymore. There was an awful lot to find out before this whole
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thing had begin to make sense. That was pretty obvious. The man I
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was going to see was anything but obvious. Big and round, he was
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like a fat Cby doll with a gun. He always had the feeding his
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round little eyes were dreaming, passed you seeing an island where there was no
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jail cells. A lot of cons had made that mistake, found out too
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late that Barry was as sharp as any homicide. Cobb alive. Life is
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like that at Johnny yesterday, your visit was today. It's business. Yeah,
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just one dead woman can make a lot of difference. Sit on,
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like I said, I'm way behind you. How did it happen? Why
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sit down? I can't talk when you're standing, Okay. Santa Monica Substation
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got the call about nine last night from doctor Palmquist. He was real excited,
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said he was holding a rifle and a prowler would come in and shot
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and killed his wife. So we got out there fast. Wait a minute,
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did the doctor know Let me tell it my way. Huh hop you?
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We found missus Pomquist dead on the living room floor, and the doctor's
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still holding this guy at rifle pointed thirty eight colt lay in a corner with
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nobody paying much attention to it. Ballistic says it's the murder weaponar right.
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What's the doctor's story? He says he was out on a house call,
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got home a couple of minutes before nine on the way to the front door.
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He glanced through the living room window saw this prowler holding a gun on
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Missus Palmquist. Doctor got into the house quietly and was sneaking up from behind
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when the prowler heard him and got rattled. Prowler fired and killed a woman
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just as the doc brought a paperweight down on his head. Nice and a
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lot of left field funny, I always thought and gunmen are two different things.
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Nothing says it can't happen, and the evidence says it did. What
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does that mean that this is one prowler who's sewn uptight because everything checks out.
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The thirty eight is his his prints are on it. Lab found the
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Lockey force to get in. What else? You want a moving picture?
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We don't get mad. Don't get mad. I'm just asking them now that
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house call the doctor was out on. I'm a stranger in town. But
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isn't that kind of a late hour to see a patient unless it's a real
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emergency, Not when they look like this one. Oh. I checked with
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her this morning. She could make me go to medical school right now,
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even at this age. Nice put it this way. Her first name ought
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to be Marylyn. Well, that's pretty clear. Who is she? A
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missus Laura Kansanty thirty five, widow money and everyone should look like that.
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She's been doctor palmq's patient long three or four years, and she backs up
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the story of the house call completely. You sold. I want to know
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about the prowler? Who is he? X Con drifter fifty seven years old?
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Got a record that goes way back? What kind of record? I
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was afraid you'd ask, because that's the fly in the ointment, a long
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sheet and it's buried bunco con game, badger, bad checks, pigeon drop,
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all small stuff, but not an ounce of violence anywhere. A killing's
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way out of pattern, isn't it. Yeah, this prowler, what does
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he claim? It's so wild I'm embarrassed to repeat it. How'se chances am
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I seeing him? Maybe he'll tell me. Barry took me upstairs to what
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they call the hotshot section, A very exclusive floor, this one because the
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cells hold only prisoners suspected of the big rap murder. You know something,
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I never had a place like this, But what an old fallacy comes bouncing
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back into my mind, that bit about being able to tell a man's character
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by looking at him? What does a murderer. Look like, go ahead,
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put yourself out on that limb, but don't drag me out there with
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you. Because the man sitting quietly and sell eight a looked about his heart
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and dangerous as a Victorian Ada Macasser. Lonnie Miller prowler and murder suspects.
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Lonnie Miller, gray haired, tall and slim, a man with good straight
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bearing even while he sat yet with a delicacy about him. Or maybe it
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was just the natural good manners of the born con man. I didn't know.
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Yell when you want out, Johnny. Yeah, I'm not going to
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change the story. I'll tell that again, but it'll be the same.
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Is that what you want of I'm not the police, Miller. My name
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is Dollar. I'm an insurance investigator. It's a little late for me to
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buy insurance, isn't it, Maler. You don't have to talk to me
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if you don't want to. But you'd be helping yourself if you told me
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the truth. They didn't believe me, not one word. Why would you?
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My jobs are different. My interest is in the insurance angle. Did
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you kill missus Palmquist nearly sixty? Mister? And I've done everything in the
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book almost everything, But I never killed never. I can't make them see
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that. Yeah, I know. I told them a hundred times, word
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for words, step by step. They just sit and look at me.
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What do I have to do to make them believe I didn't do it?
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From what I hear, they've got an awful lot of evidence. It says
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you did. You too, Go away, mister, you may be a
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little different kind of cop to talking like all the others, thinking like them.
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Let me alone. Yeah, I haven't got much chance, mill Or
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if that's your only answer to evidence evidence, I know all about that stuff.
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You can buy it and sell it, manufacture it, make it,
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stand up, and do tricks the cops. You're talking through your hat.
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You've been the route. Do you know one case where the police ever manufactured
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evidence? And I don't mean con talk, I mean one you actually know
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of what's the difference? Look, why don't you tell me about it?
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I think you could listen without sneering. Nobody else can try me. Huh,
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Now, how did you get into this? I just finished doing time
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in San Diego and hitchhiking my way up from there fur nights ago. A
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truck let me off on the Pacific Coast Highway, about fifteen miles south of
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LA A few minutes later, a man in a big cat gave me a
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lift. Nice enough fellow, a little nosy about where I was from where
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I was going, things like that, but nice there go on. After
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about five minutes, he decided we needed coffee, so he stopped at a
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little tacos joint. Ten minutes later we were back on the road. After
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about two miles. He said it felt like we had a flat, so
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he stopped. It was a flat, all right, left rear so well
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he had given me the lift. At least I could do was to change
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his tire, so I did it. He was real friendly the rest of
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the way, told me to stick around town and he'd see I got a
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job. He gave me a twenty, told me where to get a room,
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and set to wait for him to phone. He said his name was
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Carter. You do what he said last night he called me, said to
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be at his house at nine shop to meet a man who had a job
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for me. An address in the Palisades. We'll go on. The house
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was dark when I got there, so I rang the bell. Someone opened
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the door. I took one step inside and got hit on the head.
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Next thing I know, I'm coming to on the living room floor as a
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dead woman a few feet away, and my friend Carter's holding a rifle at
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my head, threatening to blow it off if I move. Only when the
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cops got there, they didn't call him Carter, but doctor Palmquist. Palmquist,
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Melody, realize what you're saying. I know and every word of it's
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the truth. Now tell me this, mister, how do I get anyone
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to believe it? Well? I sat there quietly, looking first at his
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burning cigarette. That'd me. It was as though he didn't expect either one
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of us to believe him. I was glad to get out of there.
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Well, I'll say this much for Miller, Johnny, he's got that story
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down. Pat. He didn't tell you one word that he hasn't been telling
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us, Lieutenant, Does doctor Palmquist know what Miller claims? We haven't discussed
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it? Didn't. I tell you The doctor's resting at Blair Hospital for a
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day or so shock of his wife's death. The intended tell him. Look,
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I know you're a fellow who automatically roots for the underdog, But face
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it, boy, what have I got an ex con with a wild story
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against a respected citizen with a perfect alibi. I look kind of silly questioning
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Palmquist at the moment. At the moment, does that mean you've got doubts
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about Pumpquist? I doubt everybody to the last page. Boy, That's how
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I got to be lieutenant. And that's where we left it. I had
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a long, thoughtful lunch which included two very dry martinis, aimed at helping
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solve a new problem, to which how best to arrange a few words with
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a hospitalized doctor Palmquist at such a delicate time. In the end, I
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did the only thing I could, walked into round nine thirteen at Blair Hospital
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and introduced myself. Doctor Palmquest didn't seem at all surprised by the visit.
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He seemed annoyed, if anything, but the annoyance was with himself. I'm
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not a very good advertisement for my own profession at the moment, am I
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mister Dolla? I I'm sorry to intrude doctor, or I probably could have
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picked a better time for a visit. You've been doing your best. Which
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do you prefer, mister Dolla? My office or my home? Would you
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like the names of a few friends. Perhaps they can tell you whatever it
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is you're trying to find out about me. It's my job, doctor,
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And just what is your job, mister dollar insurance investigator for the company that
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holds the policy on missus palm quest and yourself. I see. Then you
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can stop running around, now, can't you. You can simply go to
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the police and they'll tell you anything you want to know. Doctor may I,
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I don't usually prescribe without a thorough examination. Bob very well, I
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don't think California is your cup of tea. I suggest another climate entirely.
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The visit was over, poun Quis lay back against the pillows, no longer
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interested, and I turned to leave. Just as I was reaching for the
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door, it opened, and one of the most beautiful women I'd ever seen
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started into the room. I think you have the wrong room, met him.
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For a moment, she just stood there, startled, Then without a
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word, she turned and hurried out, but not before I'd gotten a good
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look at the large block initials on the purse she carried ELC. The two
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letters, plus the way she looked made Laura Consandine a pretty good bet.
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Nice twist, huh. The doctor is ill and the patient comes to call.
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You can't trust anybody these days, can you. Now? Here's our
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star to tell you about Tomorrow's intriguing episode of this week's story. Tomorrow Beauty
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maybe skin deep, but goes a lot further down than that sometimes as far
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as death, join us, won't you? Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar?
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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Bailey is transcribed in Hollywood, written by
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Tony Barrett. It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone. Be sure to
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join us tomorrow night at same time and station for the next exciting episode of
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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, Roy Rowan speaking welcome back. All the solutions seemed
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somewhat obvious at this point, but we may be kind of an inverted mystery
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here with John trying to figure out how to prove the X CON's story true,
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which I think is definitely a challenge. Interesting note here Tony Barrett as
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writer of the story. Tony Barrett, of course well known as a character
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actor, played a lot of villains I Think Gonna Let George Do It and
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many other detective shows, and of course played the role of the indispensable Mark
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Donovan taking a turn at writing, and it'll be interesting to see how this
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plays out. There was definitely greater opportunity to write radio just because so many
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of the established writers were going to television and it costs quite a bit to
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lure them to do radio writing. By the way, I should mention that
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I do have a new microphone I'm recording with. Got a wireless microphone for
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Christmas, and I'm trying it out for the first time in these couple episodes.
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Certainly I'm gonna ask Andrew Rhymes to keep a listen to it and provide
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some feedback. But your feedback is welcomed as well as to how the new
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MIC's working. But that will do it for today. We'll be back tomorrow
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with Mister Cameleon, and next week you won't want to miss it. We're
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going to open up the casebook of Gregory Hood. In the meantime, send
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