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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Matter of the Medium Well Done, Part Five and Bella Donna was a Poison (EP1105) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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dot Great Detectives dot net. Now it's time for us to go ahead and
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get into today's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Doller, The Matter of the Medium,
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Well done, Part five, and coming up later, the return of
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Carter Brown from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Dollar. Good morning,
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Johnny. This is Carol. Oh Hi, Carol, sleep well, Johnny.
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You were so quiet on the way back from the seance last night.
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I hope it's because Madame morgana Morgana convinced you of her powers as a medium.
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How much did you pay her for that seance? Carol? One hundred
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dollars one hundred. Why I'm meet me in the coffee shop downstairs for breakfast.
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I'd love to fifteen minutes, fifteen minutes go bye. And weren't you
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thrilled to hear the voice of your dead brother again? Yeah? Bye,
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except that I never had a brother. Tonight and every weekday night, Bob
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Bailey in the transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed expens Account,
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America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, Yours truly Shahannie dollar expense account submitted by a
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special investigator, Johnny Doller, location, New York City, to the Universal
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Adjustment Bureau, Hertford, Connecticut. Following is an accounting of expenses during my
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investigation of the matter of the medium well done expense account. Item eighteen ten
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cents phone called a Carol Sharp, Item nineteen ten cents Phone called a Sergeant
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Randy Singer. Hey, I thought you were coming down here to headquarters as
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I am o'clock since I've had some breakfast. Your lab get those films developed
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for me. They're working on them right now. And did you put a
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tail on David Sharp, Carol's brother. Yeah? I suppose you know he
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was over there in the neighborhood of that seance over in Jersey last night.
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I would have bet on it. Didn't you see him there? No,
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that's just keep that tail on him. See you later. It am twenty
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ten to seventy long distance call to the city editor of the Mark Chunk,
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Pennsylvania Herald Express. For a full half hour. I asked him questions about
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the Sharp family, about one member of the family in particular. Then it
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am twenty one, five eighty five breakfast for Carol and myself in the coffee
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shop with the swank bell towers. You must have been impressed, Johnny,
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he's so quiet. Would you like to see Madame Morgan and morgana again tonight?
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Johnny? Carol, I think we'll see it today. Oh, but
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she couldn't. She always says it takes a full daty recover from the shock
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and strain of a seance. She goes into a deep trance, you know,
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in order to make the spirits move those little trumpets about and speak through
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them. Listen, Carol, Yes, you have a brother, David.
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Oh David, why do you say it that way. He's not really a
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brother. He was just sort of taken in by mother when his parents died.
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I'd rather not speak of him Johnny, the black shape of the family.
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Huh. Mother insisted on taking care of him. He was only twelve
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or thirteen, I've forgotten. Father didn't want to, but he permitted it.
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Why didn't he want to? Because David's father had been a criminal and
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his father before him, even David's mother was, and my father was afraid.
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Yeah, the blood would tell. Yes, your father left money to
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him along with the rest of you. Yes, he did, but not
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as much. And David has resented that. But no matter how much he
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had, he wouldn't have enough. His sports car is a fast company.
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Johnny, How did you know this, Carol? I'm an insurance investigator.
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What I came down here to look into this matter? If you're wanting to
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change the beneficiaries of your policy to cut off your mother and brothers in favor
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of this medium and Tony Ricardo, Johnny, I hate you for this?
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Why didn't you? I didn't dare let you know until I found out a
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few things, and I think I have, including the fact that Madam morgana
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morgana who persuaded you to make the change, is nothing but a clever fraud.
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No, that isn't true. I'll prove it to you if you'll call
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your boyfriend Tony Ricardo, Tony, take him down to the eighteenth Precinct police
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station, where I'll be waiting for you. Tony, hasn't you think because
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his father was a kind of gangs two years in Tony's case, I hope
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blood won't tell eighteenth Precinct. Both of you. All right, Johnny,
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we will be there, Johnny. Picture took last night? Oh thanks,
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Randy. Hmm, Hey, why did you ever get the idea using infrared
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light and infrared film? Anything else? Anything that let them know I was
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taking pictures would have busted up the seands. Eh, look at this one.
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I'd like to publish. Those scare alant of those phony psychics out of
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business and out of town. Oh here's the one that mister Oh hello,
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Tony, miss sharp, mister Ricardo, this is a surgeon singer. Now,
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will you please show us this proof you were talking about? Yes?
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How did you make out? He made now? Very well, Tony,
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thanks to a minute youre flash camera I had tucked into my pocket last night.
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I guess she wondered too, how Madam morgana morgana worked her record?
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He did not, Tony knows as well as I do. That she's completely
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honest like any normal person. He may have questioned the almost miraculous powers of
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this woman in the beginning, but no trumped up tricks that you Where did
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you get this picture? And look at this one. She's moving that trumpet
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herself with a long kind of extended handles extension grip they call it. She
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probably hid it in the front of her dress. But these pictures in that
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dark room infrared photography. Maybe she did use one trick, but the voices
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came from trumpets floating about in the air above our head. And look at
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this one, taken when your father was supposed to be speaking to you.
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Oh no, that little trumpet has a long too yep, extending into that
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curtained doorway at the end of the room where somebody could whisper through it.
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Oh this is terrible. Hundreds of thousands of dollars I gave her believing in
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it. Yeah, I'm afraid you really took here. Here's where my dead
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brother Richard spoke to me. Hanging trumpet is over your head. But how
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could she know? I didn't tell her. Oh yes, you mentioned your
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brother, a completely non existent brother. Carol made up like the dream of
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you I told you about and I believed you too, But how could she
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find out all those things about me? The shop? A couple of nights
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ago, I took mister Donnar to a medium that was a bum compared to
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this one. She told him all about himself. Have you forgotten what I
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found out about you? And your brother's just in the last twenty four hours.
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Oh, I don't know what to say. Don't try. We've still
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got to pin this whole thing down. I'm sure this madam Morgan and Morgan
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I wasn't working along, But who could be about it to? No,
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not Tony just because his father was Oh no, please, I got a
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report here, Johnny. He's moved again and you guess right? Yeah,
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and we better get going. We use a prowl car. No, but
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we can get an escort as far as the city line. Then, come
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on, all of you. I can't be with his accelerator on the floor.
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Had a ball training. Our rescuarrd across town and we had to hold
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him down when we finally reached the Jersey side. Randy Singer obviously had no
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authority over there, but as it turned out, I'm glad he came.
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When we pulled up to the home of MATAMORGANA MORGANA, I couldn't help noticing
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a STUDI bigger golden hawk sticking out from behind the house with a Pennsylvania license.
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I wasn't the only one to notice it. Johnny, that looks like
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David's car. I think it is. Come on, Johnny, I'm out
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of my jurisdiction. Oh yeah, maybe you better wait. Yeah, yeah,
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oh, Johnny. I knew David was bad, but oh, I
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still can't believe it. I know how you feel, Carol, and I'm
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sorry, mister Wait a minute, Johnny, Johnny, if you do a
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thing like this, I'm ready for anything, Loves, Why don't just you
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and I go in? If anything happened to Caroline? Oh Carol, dear
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and mister Ricardo and mister Dollar. No, Madame Morgan, do you mind
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if we come in? Why know? But not for aunt of the meeting.
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Of course, strain of last night's convocation is still with me. I'm
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afraid. Yeah, maybe you ought to up the price for your next seance,
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but there ain't gonna be no more, mister Dollar. I don't come
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on, Carol, Tony, We're gonna look over that seiance from in broad
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daylight. No you can. I won't let you destroy the sanctity of that
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room. Oh yes you will. I'll lay it on the line to you,
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madam, whatever your name really is. This monkey business of yours has
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gone far enough. So this is the room. What terrible things you're saying.
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You take a thing like spiritualism that a lot of honest people believe in
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and make a dirty racket out of them. Carol, this man is mad.
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Make him leave this sacred place at once. Carol, what right have
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you to make such horrible implications? Incations? Those were accusations. Would you
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like to see how those spirits of yours move trumpets around in the dark they
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couldn't be seen, and how those spirit voices suddenly appear out of thin air?
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Look at these pictures? How did you get these? I cannot tell
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a lie. I did it with my little camera. Well, all right,
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all right, you be exposed me. But there was nothing malicious about
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it. If you knew the solace, the comfort of mind and spirit,
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these things abrupt the people who come to me at one hundred bucks a crack,
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sometimes more. Why not, Carol has money? So of the others
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who come to me. Did you plan to make them all turn their insurance
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policies over to you and then contrive to have them suddenly and unexpectedly join their
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immortal ancestors in the great beyond. No, no, that wasn't my idea.
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Oh oh, I knew something like this might happen. It has happened,
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now, worries he. No, No, I don't know what you're
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talking about. Your assistant, a colleague, and crime would be a better
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word. Who stood inside the curtain door of the seance room and made with
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the phony voices of the dead, who gave you all the information on Carol,
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who's probably done a nice little research job on me since my visit last
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night. Yes, mister David, I know all about your activity as an
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insurance investigator and why you're here, but it's not going to do you any
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good. I'll put that thing down and give yourself up. David. So
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you're the one who arranged for me to be a beneficiary of Carol's policy and
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com back so the suspicion would fall on me when something happen to herd of
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course, and give us a chance to clear out. But now it's too
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late. And now that you've found us out, well, David, no
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like somebody turned on dirty poor gun on me. Will you be easy,
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Johnny can tell you I'm not cute, Brandy. You'll just get up a
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head the lights. But David, I flipped off the lights totally here,
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made a dive for him. Here. He is wrapped up in the corner
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there, and I've got his gun o. You got a mean left there.
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Oh, I'm sorry, Randy, but see, I thought this was
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out of your jurisdiction. I get curious about comparing your lousy photography with the
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room itself, Johnny. So I sneaked in the back door when I saw
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what was going on, Well, I lost my head. I guess all
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right, Dave up on ezy Carol better get her out of here, Tony,
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and remember that crack about blood. Will tell well, I think you
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can prove to her that in your case, at least whoever said it was
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all wet, Well, what happens to David sharp and met him? MORGANA?
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MORGANA, we'll be up to the courts. It's a sense she's out
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of the ghost racket for a while, a long while. And of course
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Carol did make a change in her policy to cut off David. Expense account
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had him twenty something cad back to New York hotel Bill and fairback to Hartford
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four seventeen thirty five. Expense account total eight ninety two. Oh and if
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you don't mind, I'll hang on to that tricky little Cameron stuff in case
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I run into another medium. Well done, Yours truly, Johnny Dollar.
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Now here's our star to tell you about next week's intriguing story. Next week,
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the Tears of Night Matter, a fabulous necklace and a fabulous girl.
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Join us, won't you? Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Yours Truly Johnny
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Dollar, is starring Bob Dailey, is transcribed in Hollywood. It is produced
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and directed by Jack Johnstone, who also wrote this week's story. Heard in
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our cast were Virginia Greg, Laurence Stubkin, Loreene Tuttle, Harry Bartel,
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Eleanor Ordleay, Joseph Karns, her Vigrant, Junius Matthews, Tony Verrett,
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and Sam Edwards. Musical supervision by A Marigo Marino. Be sure to join
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us on Monday night at same time and station for another exciting story of Yours
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Truly, Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking Welcome Back. The Part five was
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the bes part of this series, but overall, I don't think I like
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the pacing of this one, and it kind of illustrates the upside and the
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downside of longer stories. Longer stories are often great. You can do a
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lot of character development, you can build a lot of twist and turns into
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your mystery, and it can lead to better stories. On the other hand,
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it can lead to taking a story and just patting it, which is
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what it feels like. This feels like we had enough story to make a
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very good half hour episode, but stretched over five parts, it just doesn't
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work particularly well. But Part five was definitely fun. And yeah, he
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should definitely hold on to that infrared camera because even without mediums, that type
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of thing would definitely come and hand me for a private detective or as insurance
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investigator. All right, listener comments and feedback, and then to receive this
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from Rebecca, Rebecca says, we canceled our serious exam radio, so now
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we are listening to online shows and your podcast are at the top of our
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list. Thanks so much, Rebecca. That's not the first statement I've received
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about satellite radio, and I do wonder how much longer it'll be around.
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I was actually when I was working on my novel Slim Incorporated. In my
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initial imagination, I had my main character having satellite radio that he listened to
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all kinds of music on, and I realized that he also had a smartphone,
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so he could just tune it into a bunch of radio stations whichever one
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he wanted. But there may be some appeal that I'm missing here. All
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right, well enough, thanks so much for the comment, Rebecca. Let's
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go ahead and we're going to pick up Carter Brown. We have three more
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serials, so twelve more weeks of Carter Brown, and we're going to start
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out with this episode Bella Donna was poison. As to the date of this
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particular serial, I'm not entirely certain. The radio log from AUSTRALIANOTR dot com
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dot au is able to track the first thirty one weeks of the Carter Brown
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series, and this could have occurred either either in episode in week thirty two,
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week thirty four or thirty five, or weeks thirty seven to fifty two,
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so somewhere between May thirty feet nineteen fifty eight and late October. So
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let's go ahead and take a listen to Belladonna Was Poison Arthur Brown Mysteries Adventures
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in Excitement and Suspense, based on the best novels by the slick storytelling sensation
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Carter Brown. How do you do, ladies and gentlemen. This is Carter
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Brown with another of my books for you, a story I've caught Belladonna was
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Poison. You could also call it tempest in television, and I wouldn't like
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to think this sort of thing normally happened in TV. As for my hero,
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well, I'm not going to tell you anything about him except his name,
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rock Stone. You can find out everything else from him. In the
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glare of the bright lights, the woman backed away from me, a beautiful
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features contorted in fear and dismay. One elegant hand crept up to a mouth
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from the tin posture of her body indicated the tumult of her racing thoughts.
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I stared at her, impassive, implacable, with just the faintest trace of
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a smile on my lips. Her voice when it came was husky and low.
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You know, I know, missus West. I knew from the time
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you failed to identify your husband's body as your husband. I knew you were
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not missus Adael West at all, but her twin sister Adeline. You impersonated
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your sister in the hope of stealing the West Diamonds. You murdered your sister
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so that you could take her place. What you didn't know at a line,
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was it only three hours before she had murdered her husband to prevent him
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discovering that she had pawned the West Diamonds to pay her gambling debts. I
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guess it's hopeless trying to pull you, Inspector Stone. You can fool a
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homicide squad and don't bother to open your purse and grabbed the gun inside.
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I took the precaution of emptying it ten minutes ago. Okay, sergeant,
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take her away. It's like I alway say, folks, there's no future
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in murder. The twod to next week's show will be seen in the windows
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of our sponsor, Lacy's departmental store on Thursday morning. Make sure you take
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a good look. Friends. A clue in itself can be a small thing,
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but it can lead to the electric chair. So till next week.
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This is Inspector rock Stone bidding you good night. Tune in next week,
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same time, same channel for another story starring Rockstone as the inspector who proves
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that there's no future in murder. Well, absolut all night, wife friends,
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you can splight now beautifully, I thought, right, Hey, thanks,
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honey, it was fun being in the show with you. Do you
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think our producer was happy about it? Our producer, miss Alien Maulden,
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is the woman, but definitely, and who can tell what a woman thinks?
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Only another woman? So long, Rock, so long, honey,
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Well that's another one over. It was a good show, rock Arleen,
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coming from you, that's really something. Why am I such a tyrant?
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No? But there are enough distraction for an actor working in TV without a
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producer who put so much vitality into a like statistics. You want to pass
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snappy cracks like that under Sam long you might be able to use them the
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next week's script. And speaking of which, what's the gimmick for Lacy's window
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to play the next show? It's so Lulu, let's walk over with your
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dressing room. I'll tell you all about it. Frime, this noise isn't
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doing my ulcer any good. He read Sam script for the next show,
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Bella Donna was poisoned. He's called it had a quick look. Well,
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we've had two dummies made, one of you and one of the girl who's
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murdered the window dresses. Let them up in the window on Thursday morning.
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When the blinds are lifted, the public will see you just entering the room
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where the girl's body slumped in a chair and an upturned glass on the table
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beside her. What's the vinyl cloth? The upturned glass? Stupid? Don't
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you remember in the script the girl is poison but Bella Donna, in a
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last moment, she turns the glass upside down? What for gives it clue
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to the poisonerth the butler did it? And the butler always keeps the glasses
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upside down, and the liquor cabinet, Holy cow, did Sam Long dreaming
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up all by himself? Do worry about your acting, I'll worry about the
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script. Well, there's something else I'm worried about. But these stunt you
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pull every week to tie in with the show, like this gimmick and Laci's
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window. You know, I think we should drop them, Not on your
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life. There were thousands of dollars in publicity. Look, I had a
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nastic phone call from a real inspector of homicide last week about that stunn of
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yours with a girl in a underway being chased by a gunman down Fifth Street.
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Well, Inspector Jakes was very annoyed about the whole thing. For getted
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Rock will make a sizeable contribution to the police pension funder something the next couple
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of weeks. That'll keep imquire anyway, this seen in lady's windows, ship
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and upset. I hope you're right, but I doubt it. Inspector Jakes
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made a lot of rude remarks to me, maybe it doesn't like your acting.
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Well, you better go and get your makeup off and have a good
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rest. I'll pick you up at seven on Thursday morning. Seven. Hey,
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that's in the middle of the night. But why should I be there?
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You usually handle you thing yourself. You're featured in this display. You're
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a dummy, remember, Yeah, you flatter me. What a way to
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make a living, honey. I'd feel sorry for you if it wasn't for
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all that money you're making. Mister Stone. Thank goodness you've come. I've
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been waiting for you to come home. Mister Stone. I have to talk
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to I look bag. I'm actually tired. I'm about to open the store
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and hit the Hey. You know cannot wait. It's urging, mister Stone.
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Okay, you better come in now. Then. What's all this about?
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My name is Hannah Old, mister Stone. I'm an actress. Congratulations.
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I'm playing on one of your shows next week. That's fine. I
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frightened, mister Stone. There's something wrong, terribly wrong. If it's as
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bad as that, I can probably get them to rewrite your part for my
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part or the show. I'm talking about real life. It affects you as
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well as me. It affects the whole show. I only found out by
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accident. I'm scared, mister Stone. I don't know what to do.
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I'm afraid to go to the police because they won't believe me, and then
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he'll know it. I'll be Hey, is this some elaborate kind of a
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gag? I knew it. You won't believe me either. You think I'm
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crazy before I'd even told you what it's all about, Honey, can you
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blame me? Go on? Listen, No, what's the use. It's
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no good. You won't believe me. No, one won't believe me.
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We must be dreaming. Well, I'm not even in bed. It was
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Thursday morning, just before Lacy's Deep out Mental store is did to open for
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business. Outside, there was already a crowd spilling over the sidewalk. Inside,
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there was a character with rimless glasses and a fixed smile. Arlie Moul
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introduced us. This is Lacy's manager, mister Sebastian Sheep, and honored to
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meet you, mister Stone or should I say inspector with a name like that
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a line of dial I like that? Is he real? Hey, bigger
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partner? Oh, mister Stone likes his little Jokember Lacy's sponsor a Stone.
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Well, perhaps you'd like to take a look at the display before we lift
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the blinds. I think you'll be very pleased with us. We'd love to
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take a look, mister Sheep. Splendid, there we are. You can
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step right into the window, just take care not to disturb anything. The
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dummies are remarkable. I think, just look at your life with mister Stone.
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How do you like meeting your double and the girl? Hey, isn't
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it vogue? It's a dummy of it. I didn't know you knew that.
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It's amazingly lifelike. Isn't it amazing? Say, gleaning that red hair?
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How do you like that skin texture? Man? It looks like the
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real thing, So what if it feels the don't do that, I must
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say, for a man who plays the part of a homicide cop, you're
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unduly sensitive atmosphere. You don't you don't understand they it's a compliment to our
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window dresses. Is that what you mean? Missus storm? I tell you
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you give me your head, darling. How touching. But this isn't the
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place to hold hands. I don't want to hold it. I want to
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want to guide it. You feel Yeah, yeah, you see what I
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mean. She's real, she's been murdered, murdered. We'll have to get
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the police. Yes, we'll have to get the newspapers first. What do
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you realize? This is the greatest publicity, the gimmick of all time,
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A real murder, a real corpse taking the place of a dummy, and
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a window display. I am thinking of it. That's make my inside churn.
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I'll call the papers first. I wanted to get pictures with the police
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coming in the window. Then I'll call homicide. Homicide that means Inspector Jakes.
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I suppose goodbye? Where are you going South America? He'll be stupid?
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Stupid? That inspected jakes was rude to me about a traffic buck.
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What's it gonna be about a murder? Well? Well, well, a
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great inspector's tone, A wonder boy of Copland. Well, no future murder.
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It certainly says it every week. Now you've turned up a real life
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copse. Just so happens with the corps is part of one of your corny
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publicity stunts. Did she volunteer to die for you? I think about it,
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Inspector Jakeson. By a remarkable coincidence, every newspaper in town get to
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hear about the murder before homicide does. You wouldn't have that, you,
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Inspector, do the right thing by, Inspector. I wouldn't spoil your show
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for anything that will ever be said that the homicide squad doesn't appreciate a fellow
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fighter against crime. I can pass wars in Slogeant, Okay, okay,
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Quiere, that's better. Now, I'm giving you boys a break. You
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can quote me on all of this, right, Inspector. Yeah, I'm
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feeling fine. I'm never better. You boys know what's happened. Window was
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set for a public and he's done for the TV show. There's no future
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in murder. Someone substituted a real cops for the dummy. I haven't finished.
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This is a bit of all interest you. I've just been talking to
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inspect the rock Stone here and he wants to go on record and saying that
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no one is going to get away with murder on his show. Now.
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Look, he says, he perstantly pledges himself to bring the murder to justice
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to solve his crying. And what's more, he doesn't wish for the corporation
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the homicide squad. He intends to handle it alone. That's a story fire,
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a real life matter, turns Stone into a real life cop who knows
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maybe you're getting himself murdered in the process. By what a story? Okay,
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I can blow you get the story, and I hope you playing a
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bit. I don't record, and saying that the police department has the greatest
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respect from Inspector Stone's deductor pause, and they also know he has a hot
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lead which may well take him straight to the murderer. Inspector Jakes, that's
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the idea. I've given you a break. That's what every Tuesday night.
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You're so smart with a script somebody's written for you. Let's say, how
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smart y'all without a script? But that quick about my having a hot lead.
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Supposing the murderer reads that, he would believe it, he probably will.
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We might kill you, never know, we might be lucky. If
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that I've given a tow you on a plate, the camera's focus right on
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you go to it and spector welcome back. Well, I'm not gonna comment
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much on this. Basically, this is an episode where I don't need to
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analyze it all because the story is going for the ludicrous. So we'll find
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out what will happen next week as the police bow out for actor Rockstone.
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