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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Todd Matter, Parts One and Two (EP0993) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Great Detectors dot net. All right, well, now it's time for today's
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new Johnny Dollars serial, The Todd Matter from Hollywood. It's time now for
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Johnny Doller This is our our indvance. Yeah, you sent me up to
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Austining seven years ago to remember. Oh, yes, I think I do.
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You know, I thought a lot about coming up and killing your dollar.
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Instead, I'm going to do you a favor. Yeah, I think
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maybe you and I can work out something. You know. This sounds like
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double talk to me. Don't you give me any routine dollar? I heard
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him all. I'm calling you with information, but the Todd case Todd,
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I don't remember. Well, look it up. It costs your company seventy
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five dollars. Hey, Hello, Rance, tonight and every weekday night,
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Bob Bailey in the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed Expense Account
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America's Fabulous freelance insurance investigator US Turley Johnny Deller Expense Accounts submitted by Special Investigator
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Johnny Deller, the Four State Insurance Company, Wilmington, Delaware. Attention,
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mister Don Free, Chief Investigator, Claims Division. Since your office authorized me
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to conduct certain inquiries based on new information supplied by R Advance, I am
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billing you accordingly. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation at
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the Todd matter. Expense account Item one one dollar and eighty five cents one
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phone called a Don Freed in Wilmington Delaware to discuss the burglary that had occurred
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six months before in the Long Island home of Norman Todd. The case was
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a complete stalemate. The police and the insurance investigators had been unable to locate
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the thieves or trace any of the loot, which included a jewelry, silver,
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and wearing apparel that had been taken from the residence. I requested Don
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to forward whatever details they had, along with an accurate list of the stolen
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items and complete descriptions expense account item two two dollars care fare to and from
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the Office of International Adjustment Bureau, where I refresh my memory concerning R.
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Advance. A good look at the files and I remembered him well. Back
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in ninety seven. He'd been involved in a well engineered swindle of the Seamen
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Clothing Company, almost got away with it, and it was my investigation and
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testimony that finally put him behind the bars. Right h Vance, Yeah,
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hello Dollar, You haven't changed a bit, you have you? Sure?
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I have? You took seven years of my life away from me. Did
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you do what I told you do on the phone? People like you don't
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tell me what to do? Vance one end? Oh sure, thanks nice
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place you got here, I sit down, tell me what's on your mind.
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Look, dollar, don't treat me like a car. Huh. Even
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if I am one, I'll sit on. Yeah, I'll have a smoke
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with you. I'll talk with you. Okay, okay, have one.
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Thanks. It's just that I everybody, everybody's doing it, treating me like
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that. Even my wife went over to see you the first day I got
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out. You know what, she wouldn't let me in the house. She
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gave me forty dollars and told me to go out and get a decent job.
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Work hard, she said, and in six months, if everything is
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okay and you're not in any trouble, you can come home to me and
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the kids. And if not, she says, I'm going to divorce you.
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What do you want me to say, Offer me a seat, invite
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me to sit down. I'm a human being. Two sure? Thanks again?
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Well, well I thought about it a lot. You know, if
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you hadn't been out to get me eight years ago, I might have had
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you over to dinner. Maybe we could have been friends. Maybe. Now
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what's this all about? Advance? Okay, I can't get a job.
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I'll have to go on business for myself. I need a steak. That's
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why I called you. Go On, did you do like I asked you
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to look up the Todd case? I call Wilmington about it. There's nothing
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new happening. I'm happening. That's something new and I can help for a
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price. All right, go on, But I want my name out of
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the picture. Could you fix it? Probably? I don't have to talk
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with the police sooner or later. All I'm asking is your promised to keep
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my name out of it. Otherwise it's no go I'll tell me something about
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it before I make any promises. Vance fair enough, you've got a list
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of stolen item not yet, won't be here until tomorrow. When it gets
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here, you'll find it was a mink coat that a lot. I think
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most of it was jewelry, but it was a mink coat labeled from Zella
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back Furs in New York, and the inside lining carried this serial number two
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seven three five six. All right, I'll take it easy. Vance expense
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account item three two dollars and fifty cents. Another long distance phone call to
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Wilmington and Don Freed, who will verify that the serial is furnished by Orange
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Vance fittedt those in the stolen man coat. I explained how I'd come about
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the information at hand, leaving out any mention of names. Read talk with
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his boss, and form me back a half an hour later. You can
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go ahead and work on a dollar. There's a five thousand dollar reward posted
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five thousand. Will split it between you and your friend if anything worthwhile turns
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up. Okay, suppose it's nothing. Okay, swindle sheep too? All
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right? Okay, Vance, you're in business. How does it work?
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You tell me where the code is and who has it, and I'll handle
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it from there. If it turns out to be anything, you'll get paid
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for it. All I've had so far is talk. I'll tell you where
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the code is and who has it. But before I do that, you
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give me a check, a check for twenty five hundred you'd dated two days
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from now. I'll give you a chance to look into it and see if
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I know what I'm talking about, and you can stop payment any time within
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two days. If my tip doesn't work out. On the other hand,
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I'll have the check and buy where two Homewood indienda my plane leaves no no,
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I may once you around for some question no, I'll give you the
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tip. I saw you ask somebody else the questions, Well, okay,
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what's the matter. You're afraid? Sure? Haven't you noticed I'm a stool
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pitcher. I noticed, and I worried me, but I arranged for him
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to have the postdated check in return, for which he gave me a name
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and an address, Glory at Tierney twelve thirty one, fifty seventh Street,
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New York City. Expense account item four three dollars cab fare to the airport.
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I saw Oren Vans off on a westbound plane to Windiana. Forty five
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minutes later, I bought at flight thirty seven for New York expense account item
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five eighteen dollars eighty five cents the cost of getting me from Hartford to New
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York. Back in at the New Western and went directly to the Metropolitan Police
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station, where I asked if Gloria Tierney had a record. A check in
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the police files revealed that she was not listed. About seven o'clock, I
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had a bite to wheed, and then I walked over to the fifty seventh
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Street address, a small apartment building. Yeah, hello, I'm looking for
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Gloria tuney. Oh you have wrong apartments right across the hall. I was
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over there. No one answered, Well, she must be out. I'm
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the manager here. Would you like to leave your name? I'm Johnny Dollar.
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But I wonder if you could tell me where to find her. No,
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no, I can't, but I'd be glad to give her your name
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and ask her to call you. That sounds fair enough. I'm at the
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New Western Hotel. Oh, you're from out of town. Yes, an
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old friend of Gloria's. No, no, I'm just on business. Well
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I'll tell her you came by good fine. By the way, how long
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has miss Tierney lived? About a year? Why? Or I just wonder
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to thank you Johnny Dollar, New Western Hotel. That's right. Quite a
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minute. Here, take my card insurance sort of the apartment house manager,
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It said ethel Stromberg on the mailbox, smiled politely and closed the door.
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I went outside the building. I took a plant across the street. I
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waited around for about three hours and saw no one go in or out of
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the building. I went back to my hotel about midnight. The phone right,
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Johnny Dollar. Hello, mister Dollard. Please, I'm mister Dollar.
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You left wood for me. I'm Glory Attinney. Oh, yes, miss
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Journey, I intend to leave town, possibly in the morning, so I
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thought i'd better call you tonight. I hope it isn't too late, not
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at all, Miss Tourney. What's it all about, mister Doll, I'm
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an insurance investigator. I'd rather tell you about it in person. As I
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said, I expect to leave town tomorrow. Is it important? I think
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so? Yes. Could I see it at night? Well, I don't
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know. I could be there in fifteen minutes. I don't understand. I'll
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come right over. Well, all right, I was there in less than
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fifteen minutes. What things weren't all right? As a matter of fact,
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things looked all wrong. Gloria Attorney's apartment was duck and she didn't answer when
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I knocked on the door. I tried it. The door was locked.
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You now look here. I don't think you have any right about the glock.
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Oh it's you, missus Strombergy. Well, where's Glory? I don't
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know. You don't know. She was waiting to meet you. Well out
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here in the hallway. She came in to night, and I gave her
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your message, and then she went in in college and then came back out
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and said you were coming by. Well she's gone. Well that's funny.
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Tell me, did you hear anyone out here? No? Well, maybe
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she went down to the drug store Clark Stores closed. Oh, yes,
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she'll probably sure, yes, probably. You look worried, missus Stromberg.
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I am Glory didn't seem like herself when she came in. Oh what do
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you mean? Well, she was nervous and upset. I think she'd been
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crying. I don't know. Oh, I hope she's all right, Yes,
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so do I you're sure she isn't outside waiting for you. I didn't
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see any well, I'll look again. Did you see her? Not a
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soul? Had she been drinking? No, of course not. What was
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she wearing, Missus Stromberg? Oh she had her coat on, her mink
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coat? Yes? Well how do you know about her mink coat? A
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friend of mine. I'll take a look around out here, all right?
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Oh, win, then I'll come with you. You know, of course
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she might have a second look. Is that Gloria? Well, yes,
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I think so. Something's wrong with her? Yes, A girl crossing the
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street in the mink coat weaves slightly from side to side. As I got
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close to her, I could see. She was a pretty girl in the
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late twenties, blonde hair, dark guys. They looked up as I came
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up to her. I just stopped and stood there, weaving slightly. Jenny,
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Yes, what can I help you? I'm Johnny Dollars. Come on,
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we better go inside. Yes, what is it? He struck me?
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What he struck me? And I come on careful now shot? Oh
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easy, now, thank you, thank you very much. You're okay.
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Look on the car. What the car? No? All three slugs had
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hit her and she fell back into my arms by the time I could reach
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for it and get my gun out. The black Catillac and Howeber was driving
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it. We're out of side around the corner, and there'd been no light
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on the rear license plate. Oh easy, now, easy, mister Dollars.
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The police, call the police quick, yes, right away, you
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know, let's see if we can miss. Don't try to talk, Gloria,
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don't try to move. We'll have help here in a minute, Oh,
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Johnny Dollars, New York Police Department, mister Dollar. Oh hi,
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I just went over your statement of the officers who went to the scene of
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the shooting. Pretty rough business. Yeah, how's the girl. She hasn't
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he gained consciousness. We've got to get on with this. Dollar, there's
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some questions. I want to ask you. Sure, glad to do what
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I can. Where can I meet you? What's the matter with right here
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at headquarters? Okay? Saying about an hour? Making a half an hour?
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I said, I want to get on with the case. From two
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twelve, Sergeant Daniel Mapes, Okay, Sergeant, I'll be there. Expense
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accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar the Four State Insurance Company, Wilmington,
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Delaware. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Todd
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matter. A burglary that occurred six months ago, but the murder try occurred
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only a few hours ago. Expense account idem six sixteen dollars and forty cents.
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One telegram from me to Chief Investigator Don Freed, Four State Insurance.
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I explained events up to date and requested that Freed contact their New York office
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and employee council for me in the event the New York police chose to hold
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me as a material witness and the shooting of Gloria Tierney. We aren't going
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to hold you. Why should we I don't know. Why should you sit
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down? Take it easy? Okay? Thanks. So you're a freelance insurance
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investigator. Yeah, that's right, working for four State out of Wilmington.
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And that's right. Okay, suppose you give it to me. Well,
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you got it right in front of you there in that report. I told
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it to the invest to getting offices right after the shooting last night. Now
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you tell it to me, all right. I made an appointment to meet
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this girl. She called me about twelve o'clock midnight, and I went on
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over to her apartment. She wasn't around when I got there, so I
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waited and talk to her landlady. A few minutes later, I saw her
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coming across the street. I went over to meet her because she looked like
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she'd been hurt or something. I walked her bank across the street. Somebody
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pulled up in a car just as we got to the curbing, says here
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Black Kaddy, nineteen fifty five vill Yeah. I didn't pay too much attention.
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I was a licensed number, couldn't tell it was black dog. Okay,
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go on, there was a man in it. I didn't see his
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face, didn't even notice him. Really. We just started shooting. The
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girl was hit three times. I was trying to help her and he got
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away. Well, what else? That's it? Okay? Tell me why
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you were in here yesterday afternoon checking to see if this Glory attorney at a
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record. I was about to contact her. I wanted to know if she
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ever been in trouble. Now, tell me what you're working on the Todd
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case. Todd, Yeah, burglary out on Long Island about six seven months
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ago. I had reason to believe the girl might be able to help me
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on it because of what? Because of her mink coats. I'm glad you
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answered that way, Deller. The coats in the lab. Now they're looking
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it over. We found it listed and are stolen property files. So far
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your story is okay, but believe me, it isn't over yet. Tell
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me more. We know about the coat. We want to know about the
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girl who was wearing it. Sorry, I can't help you. We didn't
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ever prints on file here, but we sent them off to Washington. She's
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still unconscious. She's in pretty bad shape. She can't talk, you can.
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What's her angle? I don't know. You don't know who shot her.
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He didn't get the license number. He just stood there and let it
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happen. Oh you were interested in was your mink coat? Look? Is
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that what you're trying to tell me? I might be through trying to tell
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you anything. Pow, don't get smarty pants with meat Deller. I got
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myself a shooting straighten out. I'll straightener any way I can. What else
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would she have in the Todd business? You tell me nothing? A small
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diamond ring and a little finger. It's not on the stolen property list.
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Tell me, Dalla, did your insurance company pay off this claim? Yes,
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the whole thing about seventy five seventy five thousands. Right, Well,
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at least you got the coat back, even if it has got three bullet
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holes in it. Maybe we'll get a line on the whole job if she
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regains consciousness. Meanwhile, you can sit here and tell me about your tip.
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What who put you on to Gloria Tierney? No, No, I'm
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afraid I can't tell you that. Why not because I promised not to disclose
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any name. Oh, I can tell you this much though. The man
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who told me about Gloria Attorney couldn't possibly have had anything to do with a
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Todd case. He was in prison when it happened to have his name,
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so I can check it. He's in Indiana. Now, he's got a
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name in Indiana. What is it? Sorry, you're going to sit there
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and tell me he gave you a name to start and that's all you bought.
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Yep. Suppose I told you I don't believe anything, and I think
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I'll hold you for a while until you forget about whatever do to do?
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Made with an next con or. Suppose I told you that a lawyer for
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my insurance company is on his way down here right now, just to see
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that I get treated right. What's funny, you insurance guys? You know
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what? You give me a pain right here. We went on like that
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a little while. Then I accompanied Sergeant Mapes the Glory attorney's apartment. A
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full crew of technicians were there, giving the premises a complete check. Mapes
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dispatched two sets of detectives to cover the neighborhood for possible witnesses to the shooting.
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Another pair began to cover the apartment house itself. I went with Mapes
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to talk to the manager, Missus Stromberg. She looked white and shaken.
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You remember, mister Deller. Yes, hello, mister Dollar. How's poor
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Gloria. I'm very good, miss Stromberg. She's still unconscious and we're still
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pretty much in the dark about all this. Missus Stromberg. Where is she?
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What hospital? I'd like to go see her? Maybe there's something I
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can do. This thing you can do is try to help us find out
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who shut her. She's at the police emergency hospital right now, missus Stromberg.
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I'll have them phone you when she can see people. Thank you.
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Oh what an awful thing she Well, what's it all about? Why would
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anyone want to shoot Gloria? We hope we can ask her that question right
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now. We're going to try to find out all we can and maybe you
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can help us, well, I hope. So what can I tell you?
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Where she worked, she lived, what people she knew? Yesterday?
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You told me you'd known her for a year, yes, ever since she
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moved in? All right? Was she a nice girl? Of course she
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was a nice girl, quiet minded, her own business. Where she work
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it? Well, I don't know. I mean, Gloria doesn't work.
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As far as I know. Who pays her rent? She always gave me
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a check? Who gave her a check? Well, I really don't know.
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Don't you know anything? What's the matter with you? Well, I'm
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trying. Why don't you go sit down? All right, I'll sit down
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here, Missus Stromberg. What can you tell us about her? You know,
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all we can contact your family. Think about it. Well, I
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don't know. I know they live in California somewhere, but that's all I
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do know. She talked about them now and then? How about her friends
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here and Tom? What about them? Well? For instance, the man
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who drove the black cattle act last night? I never saw that car around
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here before. Did she talk about her friends to you? Why? No,
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she's a pretty girl, young boyfriends. Oh yes, she did talk
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about them now and then? Do you suppose one of them had something to
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do with this? Missus Stromberg? Some guy pulled up on a black Caddy
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last night and pumped three slugs into her. She acted funny before that,
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according to you, run out when she was supposed to meet Dollar here.
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Don't you know if any of her friends drove a car like that? No,
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you know this, but you don't know that. What kind of a
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friend were you? What kind of a friend were you? That girl's lying
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in a hospital right now. She's got a slug here? Another one here?
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And here they've operated twice. You weep and holler and stand around ringing
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your hands about her, but you won't open your mouth about helping us find
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who did it. Now, let's start with that car again. You've got
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the front apartment here. You can see the street from those two windows.
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Have you ever seen that black caddy here before? Yes? Oh? Why
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didn't you say so in the first place? Whose is it? I don't
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know. I mean, I don't know his full name. What do you
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know about him? His name is Bill or something, Bill's something. Yes,
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that's a big help. What does he look like? Where does he
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work? What does he do? I don't know. I really don't know.
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She never introduced me to him, but she talked about him. She'd
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say Bill's come and by to eid or build did this? Or builded that?
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But she never mentioned his last name. But he drove the caddy?
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Yes, what does he look like? I told you she never introduced me.
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I heard that part. But I know of someone young and fresh and
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pretty like Laurie at Tierney lived across the hall from my wife. My wife
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would be at the window every time she heard the bell ring or heard a
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car drive up out front. She'd want to see who was buying her the
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candy and flowers? Who was knocking on the door. Isn't that so,
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Missus Stromberg? Yes? I mean no, yeah, what do you mean?
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I'll look for the third time. What does this guy Bill look like?
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Well, he's tall and very dark. Tall what does that mean?
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Tall like me? Tall like Dollar? Tall like what like mister Dollar?
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How old? How did he dress? What kind of bill? Why don't
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you go through that offering me to sit down? Part? Now? All
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right, all right, I was wrong about you, as I admitted,
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Maybe I was kind of wrong about you Dollar. Hardly anybody ever admits anything
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these days. Okay, I'm sorry, I'm raising my voice, Missus Stromberg.
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But tell us about the man. All you can remember about Bill heavy
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light, a husky fellow. And he dressed very nicely too. What color
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was his hair? Dark? I think he always wore a hair. How
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about his eyes? I don't know about How old? Would you say?
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Oh? Thirty? Maybe thirty five? I'm not very good at ages.
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How often did he come here to see her? Once or twice a week?
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Gloria has been going with him? Yea? Did she ever mentioned where
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he works? Or what he does. No, No, she never mentioned
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that. Do you have any idea how long she's known him, how long
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she's been going with him? Well, I have no idea. I just
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know he's been coming to see her ever since she moved in here this bill.
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Would you say he had money, missus Stromberg, Yes, i'd say
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so. He drove that big expensive car and always best, so nice,
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And of course he gave Glory of that coat the main coat. Yes.
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Do you know if he ever gave her any jewelry? I don't know.
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I don't think so. Glory had usually run across the hall and show me
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when he gave her something. Mostly they were small gifts, candy and things
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like that, but I don't remember if he ever gave her any jewelry.
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Did he ever bring any friends here? I don't know. Was Gloria going
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to marry him? She never talked about it. Are you sure about that?
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Yes? She never said, And I never asked why? Why not?
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Well, I don't know. I never asked her. I wanted to,
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but I never asked her. You think right away, I've been a
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busybody watching that girl and so on. Well, yes, I watched her
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from time to time, and I was her friend here. But there are
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some things we just didn't talk about. The sure were well as you ask
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me questions, I realized how much we didn't talk about. I can't tell
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you where she came from, or where her family is, or who Bill
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is, or what's she planned for the future. I just know she was
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a nice, decent, honest sort of a girl. Yes, we got
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that impression, Missus Stromberg. Anything you want to ask Dolly, No,
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no, no, My apologies again for raising my voice. Thank you for
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the information, Missus Stromberg. Come on, Dolly, Okay, goodbye,
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goodbye, goodbye. Well you got it out of her. Yeah, but
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I don't trust her. Took too much work. You really as tough as
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you look. Sure, here are good cop Mapes. Thanks. I like
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to have somebody mentioned that every five years. Well butt, I get up
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this guy's description. Now there's a whole fall right there. I'm we sure
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haven't got much to go on. Communications. Please, as Dan Mapes,
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I want an ap b out on what Oh, I'll give it to you
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later. Johnny the hospital phoned in two minutes ago. Gloria, Yes,
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I think she's dying. There'll be another intriguing episode in our story of the
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Todd Matter. Tomorrow Tomorrow, I take some lessons from a good police one
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on how to find out what has to be found out? Join us,
27:10
won't you? Yours truly? Johnny Dollar, Yours Truly? Johnny Doller starrying
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Bob Bailey is transcribed in Hollywood, written by John Dawson. It is produced
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and directed by Jack Johnstone. Be sure and join us tomorrow night at same
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time and station for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly. Johnny Doller,
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Roy Rowan, speaking welcome back. I love the interplay between Johnny and the
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police sergeant. It was kind of it's kind of a change from Johnny and
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the police always almost always being buddy buddy from the start, some nice tension
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leading to I think the starting of some grudging respect between them. So I
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thought that was very nicely played and a nice change of pace. All right.
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Onto listener comments and feedback, and received this on Facebook. This is
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from Larry who rights love the show. Adam found you on iTunes a while
29:15
back and was instantly hooked. Johnny Doller is by far my favorite showing I
29:21
was finally able to catch up to you. The only bad thing about this
29:23
is now I have to wait for Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays come around.
29:27
Thanks for such an awesome podcast, and I'll keep listening well. I truly
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appreciate that, Larry. On the bright side, this may have been the
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best time to catch up, because if you caught up earlier, then you
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would have only been able to hear the show once a week. And again,
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thanks so much for listening and going through all those episodes to get caught
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up to us. I always like to hear that when people go to all
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the trouble to go through the old episodes, that kind of affirms that what
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I've been doing in general with going from start to finish on these shows really
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does work, and that people do want that sort of experience that it's not
30:11
being covered by most other shows. There's, of course, the exception of
30:15
a Christmas programs or occasionally something else seasonal, and that was actually the case
30:22
on Johnny it All. I received an email from a listener wondering why we
30:26
basically wondering why we skipped the Nick shern matter. Well, it was not
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a skipped unintentionally. It was a Christmas era Christmas era program and I decided
30:38
just to wait till it was more seasonally appropriate. You know, it's kind
30:45
of a challenge to do a Christmas episode with you're recording the program from somewhere
30:49
where it's about. I think it's supposed to get up to one hundred and
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night tomorrow, so and probably not as big a challenge for those of you
30:56
who are down under, but all right, well that will actually do it
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for today. We'll be back tomorrow with mister Moto, and then join us
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on Wednesday as we continue the Todd matter. In the meantime, send your
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Graham. Sign and off.