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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Star of Capetown Matter, Parts Three and Four (EP1163) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Well, now it's time for us to continue on with this week's cereal.
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It's time for the Star of Cape Town Matter Parks three and four from Hollywood.
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It's time now for Johnny Dollar. Lieutenant Van Dial of the Cape Down
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Police. I was just gonna call you, Lieutenant something the matter. You
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sound very strange, probably from nursing in Lumba. My head that had put
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the Star of Cape Town of shame. I don't understand you found the diamond.
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No, to put it politely, somebody slugged me here in my room
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a while going why to keep me from sailing on the Southern Empress. She
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just shoved off, and I've got a strong hunch that diamond as a board
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that bears out what we've learned from Juliobiac. Did he confess to false murder?
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No, but we are fairly certain he's involved. However, he swears
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he does not have the diamond either. He parsed it to somebody aboard the
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Southern Empress or he was chasing whoever's got it. Lieutenant, I've got to
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get on that ship. You say it is now and out of the harbor.
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He wouldn't happen to have a stray helicopter around, would you. I
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can make arrangements for one with the military. Can you be at the airfield
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in fifteen minutes? Make it ten tonight and every weekday night. Bob Bailey,
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in the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Pact, Expenser cout
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America's Fabulous freelance insurance Investigator, Yours Truly Johnny Dollar from Special Investigator Johnny Dollar,
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location in Cape Town, South Africa to the home office trister and Indemnity
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Associates assignment the Star of Cape Town matter. Expenser Coon continued, I don't
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really can't afford to the airfield where the helicopter was waiting for me. I
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don't know which was throbbing the most, the helicopter engine in my head on
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the way I have to see. I had time to try to put the
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pieces together, but as usual, they didn't fit. A playboy named Andrew
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Forbes, and here it's a diamond called the Star of Cape Town, worth
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one hundred and fifty gees. The insurance company gets fidgety at the way Forbes
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is flashing the stone around, so they send me to Cape Town to talk
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some sense to him. But now Forbes is dead and the diamond is missing,
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and the fact that his probable killer was picked up aboard the Southern Empress
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before it shoved off convinces me the stone is somewhere on that ship, but
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I've got no proof, even though I'm breaking my neck to get there.
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At the moment we picked up the Southern Empress about twenty miles out at sea,
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and the helicopter pilots setting down on deck of the Stern, a crowd
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of passengers had gathered, but I didn't see forbes sister Agatha, nor Helen,
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the girl who'd spent so much time with him the night he was killed.
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I got me a run and headed for I got a Forbes state room.
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As I stood at the door, I caught a wiff of Forbes' favorite
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perfume, Forever, the kind Sheila had worn. Yes, what, well,
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it's Helen, isn't it. I don't think we've met, mister dollar,
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Johnny Dollar. No, no, we haven't met officially, but we
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were both at Forbeses party the other night. You wish to speak with Miss
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Forbes and you too, Helen, mister Dollar, I'll be in my stateroom
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if you want me, Miss Forbes. Very well, my dear, just
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a minute, Helen. I well, mister Dollar, I must say you
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are a persistent person on my job. I have to be Miss Forbes.
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Well. As long as you're here, you might as well sit down.
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Thanks. I still would rather not talk about what's happened. I can certainly
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understand that. But if I can throw any light on it, which I
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doubt very much, then I suppose it's my duty to one thing. I
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must ask, however, what is it that there'd be as little additional publicity
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as possible? Forbes's name has been dragged through the dirt enough as it is.
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I'll do my best, very well. What is it you want to
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know well several things. First, do you think your brother could have been
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killed for a motive other than the diamond? I hadn't thought of that.
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After all, you must admit that a diamond like the star of Cape Town
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be motive enough to the kind people my brother thought it. Amusing to consort
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with. Yeah, you're probably right, but I'm trying to cover all the
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possibilities. How about your brother's friend, Sheila, for instance. I prefer
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not to discuss her, but do you think she could have done it?
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I don't know. I'm afraid I wouldn't put anything past her. I read
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another thing, Miss Forbes. I was pretty surprised to find Helen here in
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your stateroom when I knocked. Why, I didn't know you knew her.
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I have engaged Helen as my traveling companion. Oh kind of sudden, wasn't
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it. As a matter of fact, it was my brother told me about
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her, one of the few times in his life he was right about someone.
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She's a thoroughly nice person, So you hired her. I think I
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told you before how exhausted I am by all this. I needed someone to
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make arrangements for me. The last moment she decided to make the trip when
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I was delighted. Huh she made up her mind at the last moment.
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Huh. May I ask all these questions about her or I know she's pretty
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high on my list of possible That's impossible. As far as we know,
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she was the last person to see your brother alive, and I refuse to
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believe she could possibly involve. I hope she isn't. But I've got a
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run down every lead I can get. If I don't recover the start of
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Cape Town, the company I represent as on the hook for a hundred and
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fifty thousand dollars. I have not filed a claim as yet, mister Darler,
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nor do I propose to. Until we reach New York. I shall
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give you every opportunity to recover the diamond. I appreciate that, miss Forbes,
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but I'm afraid it still doesn't leave me much time. I went back
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to my stateroom. The door was open, but I was sure i'd closed
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it when I left. Inside was the same lingering smell of the same lingering
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perfume Forbes's favorite, Sheida Warrant. But as far as I knew she was
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still in Cape Town. Then I remember her saying that Forbes had given Helen
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a bottle of it. I also remembered smelling it in my Cape Town hotel
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room just before I got slid. I thought then it was a carryover from
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Sheila's earlier visit. Now I wasn't sure. I started back out of my
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stateroom just in time to collide with somebody in the passage. Sorry, partner,
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you sure took the wind out of my sale. Yeah, well,
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I'm sorry. I didn't know anyone was out of here. Oh, I
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just passing by, partner. Stacy's a name, Ben, Stacy. What's
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yours? Dollar? On the level? Cross my heart When I tell people
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I bumped into a guy named Dollar aboard a boat, I'll mean it zero,
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Partner, So he could have been just passing by, like he said,
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But if so, he moved off quietly for a guy his size.
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I locked my door and headed for the bar. Expense account had a nine
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one fifty at Double Martini, which occupied me just long enough to get a
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couple of things nailed down in my mind, namely open stateroom doors and the
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smell of perfume. It had to be Helen, no two ways about it.
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At this point of my brilliant chain of deductions. I made a big
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mistake. I looked down toward the other end of the bar, and the
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person I saw sitting there made me realize, in one big hurry, that
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my trainer thought had just gotten itself to a rail. Hello Sheila, Hi
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Johnny, I thought you were back in Cape Town. Why should I be?
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What's to stay for now? Good question, But you didn't tell me
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you were leaving. You didn't ask me, said I. You must have
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decided in a hurry. It's the only way I ever decide anything. Oh,
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well, you picked an interesting boat to Ceylon. I suppose you know
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Helen's aboored small boat, isn't it? Oh? Look, Sheila, suppose
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we dropped the flip chatter? Huh? Okay, Johnny, what do you
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want me to tell you that I hate Helen for taking Andy Forbes away from
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me? Okay, I do. It's happened before, but Andy always came
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back. What hurts this time is that he was killed before he had a
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chance to Don't worry, I'll keep out of her way. I won't make
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any trouble. And Johnny, do me a favor. What is it?
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Let's just forget I'm on board. I'd kind of like a decent chance to
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forget a few things if I can. Okay, just one thing, she
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lea, Yeah, were you and my room a few minutes ago? No?
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On the level? Sure, why let's skip it. See letter.
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Okay, I hope you find your diamond. Thanks. I hope you'll find
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whatever you're looking for. You know what it is? No, I got
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news for you, neither do I. Well, one thing was clear anyway,
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If Sheila hadn't been in my stateroom, and then the perfume might smell
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must have belonged to Helen. She seemed to be getting higher on my list
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all the time. I had to have a talk with her, but by
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the looks of things, I wasn't going to be easy. She was doing
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a pretty good job of avoiding me. About half an hour later, though,
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I spotted her top side in a deck chair where I go at the
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forbes. Next to them was my old buddy from the Wide Open Spaces.
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Why some of the things we got out west, you just wouldn't believe I
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am, certainly I've never been there. But oh hi, everybody, well,
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sir mister dollar or so, Now I ask you, ladies, if
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that isn't just about the most colorful name of fellow mister dollar. I hope
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you're a little more arrested, Miss Forbes. Thank you, I am,
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and Helen, I'm glad to say. I wonder if you'd excuse me my
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suit. I'm afraid I have a headache. Why don't you go lie down
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for a quile? I think I will. Well, no, it was
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kind of a chilly reception, Partner. It looks like a little lady doesn't
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like you much. Oh, well, you can't win them all. Yeah,
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thanks, I'm sure, Helen simply tired, mister doner. Mister Stacy
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here tells me he was quite a good friend of my brothers. Why sure,
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partner, Andy Forbes and I was the best Noboddy's. Well, I
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didn't see you at his ponty the other night, Well, he asked me,
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of course, But I just couldn't make it. I tell you,
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though, dog, if I wouldn't have been there, ified I known it
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was gonna be old Andy's last party. Oh excuse me, ma'am, that's
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all right. How long had you known Forbes, mister Stacy? Years or
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years old? Andy and he was always bumping into each other and addarned as
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places, Cairo, Parie, Copenhagen. I tell you it was always a
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barrel of laughs. Well we got together. Well, I'll never forget one
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night in a little old daycar. We say we're gonna be in daycar in
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a couple of days, aren't we? I believe so? Oh yeah,
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I suppose everybody will be going ashore you. Well, you don't want to
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miss stay car? Why I can show you some places you just wouldn't believe.
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I tell you what, Why don't we get up a little party,
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mister Stacy. It sounds very pleasant, but I'm afraid you'll have to excuse
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me. I'm not quite in the mood for sight see. Oh I understand,
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sure enough, Miss Forbes. A dollar, how about you? We'll
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see? Yeah? Well, anybody care to join me for a walk around
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a deck? No thanks, I gotta keep up my appetite, you know,
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see you later. But don't you forget about the car. It'll be
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up ball. Yeah, it'll be a bairl of fun, Miss Forbes.
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Yes, did your brother ever mention this character Stacy to you? No?
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Of course, Andrew had many strange friends that he didn't mention to me.
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Yeah, I'm sure that. I went back to my state room. This
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time the doll was closed and there was no order of perfume. But when
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I went in, I saw that I'd had a visitor again, and this
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time he or she had been much more thorough. The room was torn apart
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from one end to the other. I sat down, tired and beat.
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I thought of that building title somebody tried to drop on me in Cape Town,
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and the bang on the head I'd collected in my hotel room. I
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knew that whoever I was after was also after me, and now it looked
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like a third party was involved. Whoever had torn up my room must have
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figured I might have the diamond, Sheila Helen Stacy. It could be any
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of them, or even worse, it could be somebody I didn't even know
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about. But one thing was sure, I was no closer to that king
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sized diamond. Pretty soon we'd beginning to the car, and once everybody had
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the chance to get ashore, my chances of getting the diamond back were practically
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zero. I had a strong and sickening hunch that the car could be the
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end of the trail for me, and I didn't like it. Johnny and
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Allen, this is the person, mister Dollar. Oh, I was just
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about to call you better send a Steward to my stigma and to put it
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back together. What happened? Somebody just tore it apart? But why looking
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for something? I guess the diamond? Why would they think you would have
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it? Well, somebody's got me pegrong or what's on your mind? A
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cable Graham was sent to Cape Town about an hour ago, addressed to Julio
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Biac Julio, Yes, isn't he the man who's being held on suspicion of
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murdering Andrew Forbes? Yeah? But the news hasn't been released, and obviously
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whoever sent the cable Grahm isn't aware of it. What did it say?
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Contact me usual place da car? Who signed it? The name was Corner.
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I checked the passenger list, but there's no such name as Steward delivered
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the message to the radio room I've sent. He should be able to tell
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us to sending nice work. Person? Could be you just help me wind
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up this case? From Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location at Sea. I
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wrote Cape Town to Dakar to the home office Tri Eastern Intemnity Associates Assignment the
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Star of Cape Town matter expense account continued. It had them ten ten dollars
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a token of appreciation to the purser for furnishing me the one good lead I've
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had in this deal. A cable grammed to Julio Biak, who is being
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held in Cape Town right now as Andrew Forbes probable killer, But Forbes's diamond,
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the Star of Cape Town, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth,
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was still missing. The cablegram indicated that Julio hadn't been working alone on the
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deal. Whoever, center was aboard ship and either had the diamond or was
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looking for it before long, I'd know who that someone was. I started
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for the purse's office. Oh, Helen, I'd like to talk to you.
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Hello, that's a switch. What do you mean? Ever since I
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got aboard this ship, I've been trying to talk to you, but you
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weren't having anything. I don't know what this is all about, but you've
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gone too far. Mister Dollar coming in, don't try to pretend when I
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found my room all torn up just now, I roll. Hey, wait
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a minute, your room's been torn up? Two? What do you mean
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by two? Mine got the same treatment a while ago. I don't understand.
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I thought it was you. Look, Helen, I think you and
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I had better have a little talk right now. I steered into the bar
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expense account out of eleven five dollars drinks. I still couldn't figure out which
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team she was playing on, but I had to find out. This was
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the best way I could think of it. May I have a cigarette?
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Please? Oh? Sure? Here? Thanks. I've been so confused,
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mister Johnny Johnny confused about one helm. It's all happened so fast, and
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then when I realized that somebody was watching me and following me, Oh,
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I think you'd better start from the top. I suppose, so maybe it'll
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make sense to you. I hadn't really known Andy Forbes very long, longer
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than I had that party he gave. It was so strange, all those
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people I didn't know. I mean, well, I guess it took me
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a little while to realize he was interested in quite a few people. Sure,
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I feel sorry for Sheila. I guess she's pretty bitter about everything.
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But I didn't do anything to encourage Andy, and I didn't realize he was
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serious about me until the night of the party, and then he told me
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he was, and he gave me a bottle of very expensive perfume forever.
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Oh, his usual gift. I'm afraid so I don't care. He wanted
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me to have it, and it's lovely perfumer. I like Dandy. He
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was completely as answerable, but in his own strange way, he was nice.
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So when they told me the next morning that he'd been killed during the
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night, I couldn't believe it. And then the diamond was missing. Yeah,
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his attitude about the diamond was very strange. What do you mean?
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He seemed to regard it as an inexpensive drinket. He he was so careless
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with it. Oh, you're telling me. That's where I was sent down
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to Cape Town to try and talk him into being more sensible with it.
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But Helen, you said something about being watched or followed. Yes, when
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I left Andy's house that night, I felt that somebody was watching me,
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and later I knew somebody had been in my hotel room, and now my
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stateroom torn apart. What does it all mean? That's a good question.
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One more thing. Yes, you decided to make this trip rather suddenly,
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didn't you. I wanted to get away from Cape Town. Miss Forbes was
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kind enough to offer me a job as her traveling companion for the trip,
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so I took it. Do you like working for her? Yes? She's
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really a very nice person, peraths a little on the dignified side. Yes,
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I'm pretty concerned over the Forbes name, wouldn't you be? After all
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it's happened. Maybe, Oh, Johnny, I've got to be getting back
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and see if she needs anything. But thanks for what Talking to yours made
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me feel a lot better somehow, good good. That's been a big help
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to me too, So oh makes things easier for tonight. They're having a
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dance and I've been figuring how to go about asking you no, dude,
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there's a thing I need at the moment. Then if you don't mind,
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I'll go to my state room and chain see you tonight, Johnny ry Well,
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you two seem to be getting along pretty well now, Yeah, I
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guess so. I'm glad. I'm sure you realize by now that Helen couldn't
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possibly be involved in the murder or the diamond theft. I hope not.
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You are a very suspicious mister Dollar. It's part of my job, Miss
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Forbes. I still don't have any idea, who's got your brother's diamond?
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And if I don't find out before we get to the car tomorrow, all
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the chances are I never will. I don't see how you can be so
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sure the star of Cape Town is aboard this ship. I wasn't sure until
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today that cable Graham convinced me. Cable Graham, Yeah, it was addressed
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to Julio BioC in Cape Town. Bah, isn't he the one who's under
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arrest back there? That's right. He was posing as a bartender at your
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brother's party. We think he's the killer. But apparently whoever sent him the
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cable Graham was working with him and doesn't know he's been arrested. I hope
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you can clear it up, mister Dollar, so that all this publicity will
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die down. It's been terribly trying, Yes, I imagine it has.
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I know Helen's felt the strain too. She's been so nervous lately. Oh
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if if what, Oh? I was just thinking only Andrew had met someone
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like Helen sooner, perhaps none of this would have happened. Maybe not,
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and I known she was coming to the party. I don't suppose I'd have
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tried to talk Andrew out of giving it. She spent the one bright ray
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in all of this only, but regrets are so futile. She looked and
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tired and lonely. Sure maybe she was too worried about the dignity of the
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Forbes name. But when I could see now, it was about the only
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thing she'd had all these ues, and with a brother who kept tossing the
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name around like a cheap toy, I quit looking at the picture. It
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wasn't very pretty anyway. I had another picture in my mind, Helen.
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I couldn't quite figure her. Everything she told me could be the truth,
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or it could be just one big lie. And there was something else bothering
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me about the whole deal. Something I couldn't quite put my finger on,
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a piece that didn't fit. A discord in the tune kept pushing everything else
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out of my mind, and the feeling didn't change any That night, we
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danced, and then we went out on the deck. But all the while,
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one of my stock confucianisms kept gnawing away at me. He who gets
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too interested in suspects is building up to king size like that. It's beautiful
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out here alone in the sea, and the ships lighting alone. It almost
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doesn't seem real. I know. I almost wish you could go on this
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way forever. No people, no places. There's just one thing wrong.
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What that routine doesn't work for very long? I know, Johnny? Is
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there something wrong? He seems so far away, so preoccupied. Oh,
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just too thinking about a lot of things. I guess it's not being very
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informative. I'm sorry, I guess I'm not feeling informative. It's okay.
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Sometimes talking isn't very important, you know, Johnny. The last few days
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have been a sort of nightmare for me. Tonight everything seems so nice.
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Why would that be, Johnny? Maybe I could make a kiss, maybe
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you could. Sorry, well, so now if you too, don't look
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just like a picture postcard, sir, I tell you. If they can
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put a picture of what I saw a second ago and all her travel folders,
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they double their business. How nice for them. You want us to
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run forward again for the proper camerangle, Johnny, Oh, come on now
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wardner again. You take a little Josh and I'll try Pardner. The reason
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I've been looking for you too. We get into daycar in the morning,
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yes, I know, and you can have a barrel of fun in that
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town. What do you say we set up a little party. I can
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show you some places you won't pull you. It sounds like fun. How
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about a dollar? Yeah, you can count me in. Stay saying good,
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I'll see you in the morning. Man Bright rely, he means well,
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Johnny, you do sound very convinced. I don't know half of my
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john has always been sizing up people. Suddenly I seem to have lost my
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touch, meaning me. I didn't say that. If it's any help in
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sizing me up. What happened a moment ago? I meant that, Johnny,
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Oh, oh, excuse me a minute. Sure you're right back.
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Yeah, what is it, Chris? That's Stewart. I was telling you
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about mister Dolla, the one who delivered the message for Cape Town to the
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radio room. Or is he that's just stint. I don't know you want,
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I can't understand it. I've looked everywhere. I'm worried. That's not
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good. I was counting on him to tell me who sent that message to
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Julio Biac. Whoever did is probably working with Biac and could have the diamond.
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Well, I'm sorry, mister Darlar. I'll keep looking and let you
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know the minute I find him. I turned back toward Helen, but she
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was nowhere in sight. I started along the deck. What happened? I
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was walking along the deck as I passed a life bought somebody stepped out from
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behind it and grabbed at me. It wasn't I couldn't see it. Come
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on, let's take a look. He ran away. Who I screamed,
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Oh, I see, so there I was again. Was she lying or
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telling the truth? I took her to her stateroom and told her to lock
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herself in for the night. Then I went back to deck and tried for
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the empteenth time they put the pieces together, but I didn't have long Suddenly
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everything was noise and confusion. Almost by the time I got to the stern,
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the ship was certainly lowering a boat twenty Minnesota. They hoisted a body
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aboard. He was wearing a Stuart's uniform, and one look at the person
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told me which Stewart. It was. Yeah, my one good lead gone.
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Now here's our star to tell you about the final episode of this week's
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story tomorrow. I finally figure out the deal, only to find that my
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opponent is holding all the aces. Join us, won't you yours truly?
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Johnny Dunn. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Bailey, is transcribed in
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Hollywood. Written by Robert Rith, it is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone.
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Be sure to join us tomorrow night at same time in station for the
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next exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking welcome back.
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Well, we see a recurring voice that's kind of hard to forget, particularly
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with the way I associated with the Alvin Summers matter. We'll see if this
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character has a similar trajectory from the one we heard in that serial. Now
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turning to listener comments and feedback, Brian writes, I was really enjoying the
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Johnny Dollar Peerling Matter episodes, but the ending was so disappointing. The story
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was great, I really disliked mister Pierling. The ending just didn't do it
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for me. I guess I'm just spoiled by all other episodes. Thank you
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for making all these available and for the knowledge that we'll commentaries keep up the
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good work. Well. Thanks so much, Brian, And if you didn't
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like the ending to the Peerly Matter, I would encourage you to go to
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archives dot Great Detectives dot net go under Jeff Reagan and take a listen to
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The Prodigal Daughter with Jack Webb. That was the first Jeff Reagan show that
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we have in existence, and it has a very different ending and tone,
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even though they did use basically the same script. Also received a tweet from
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listener Justin, who says, do you have the Box thirteen episodes? We
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do, and you can find them over at archive Great Detectives dot net.
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And having done eleven hundred plus shows we've left, we've completed quite a few
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theories, so you may want to check that out as well as the Big
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List of Radio Detectives' Big List dot Great Detectives dot net. And then finally
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we have a comment on podcast ally listener just says, great job, fabulous
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escape. Thanks well, you're welcome, and that will do it for today.
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Join us tomorrow for an episode of Nick Carter, and then on Friday
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we will go ahead and conclude the Star of Cape Towmatter and the meantime,
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send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net, follow us on
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dot com. Slash Radio Detectors from Boise, Idaho. This is your host,
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Adam Graham signing off.