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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Lorko Diamond Matter, Parts One and Two (EP0945) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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today's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Doller The Lorco Diamond Matter. Let's get started
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from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Doller, Ben Tyler, Johnny trans
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World Fidelity. Oh hi, Ben, are you free at prison? If
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the prize is right? I mean, are you on a job. It's
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a beginning to sound like it. Can you be on a plane for raw
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chairs and two ours? Sure? What's the client? Local Limited, Amsterdam?
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You know they're diamond cutters, an old firm, big time deals all
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over the world. What happened? One of their couriers just dropped in in
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the Algiers airport. Oh too bad. He was carrying a briefcase with one
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hundred thousand dollars worth of set stones, top grade diamonds. Don't tell me,
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Ben, Let me guess that's right, Johnny. The briefcase is missing
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tonight and every weekday Night. Bob Bailey and the Transcribed Adventures of the Man
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with the Action Packed Expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator does truly Johnny Dollar
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Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the home office trans World Fidelity
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Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of my expenditures during
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investigation of the Lorco Diamonds matter. Adam won three hundred twenty four dollars and
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sixty cents transportation a routine plane flight to North Africa and the city of al
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Here. It was an easy trip and I felt relaxed and comfortable. A
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feeling that was rudely terminated about ten seconds after I got off the plane.
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Do I miss your duller, are you not? Yeah, that's right.
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I am inspecting Marcus of the Algerian costume police. Oh hi, Inspector.
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Oh quite well, monsieur, and vastly reassured now that you have arrived on
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the scene of the crime. You see, I have implicit faith in special
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investigators. I have encountered them in the past, so I have no doubt.
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But this little affair will prove most simple to you, missie. I
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see, I feel that in a mere matter of hours, Wila, you
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will produce the beauty culprit like a lapin out of the shapel. Inspector.
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I'm beginning to feel a cold wind from the north. That's odd for this
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time here is a mere passing breathe, Monsieur. I shall now assume my
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official attitude, and that is extreme courtesy, complete cooperation, and the devoted
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service of my meager talents and orders you understand from my superiors EMPERI and I'm
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mesur if you will accompany me to my office. Delighted too after you well,
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fas my name is Pierre. Oh sorry, just a whims. Oh,
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yes, yes, I know, I have heard the joke, both
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jokes. Uh. This way, monsieur, a man from the local diamond
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firm is waiting for us, a special representative, so he informs me,
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And so, since you yourself are a special investigator, I could perceive a
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certain advantage in letting him give you the facts, as I believe you say
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it in the state fired tales together, sit back and watch the fur fires.
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Well, he is a trifle excitable. But your metaphor, however,
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escapes me. Oh I doubt that, Inspector Marcus. In fact, I
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doubt if much of anything escapes you. You are too, except, of
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course, a hundred thousand dollars. Well, I spoke too hastily, Vanish
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disappeared right under your nore. But they were extenuating circumstances. Oh, I'll
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bet there were. Tell me something confidentially, did your superiors in Paris really
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blow their tops? Mission dell? If I may borrow one of your more
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colorful expressions, they said, I had probably goofed. I had met that
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same attitude before with local officials. To them, sending in an outsider implied
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they couldn't do the job themselves. And Inspector Marcus was on an even hotter
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spot. The air terminal was a port of entry to Algeria under his jurisdiction
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customs police. As he said, he'd goofed. Maybe it is a matter
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which entire past all apprehension, but he was right on one thing. Or
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the local representative was excitable in Amsterdam with this unthinkable such thing have happened,
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like even in your New York mine air dollar it cannot have happened. But
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here in LGS it has happened. Yeah, yeah, this beautiful diamond gone
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all gone like barbarians. This Africa is no place for time. And maybe
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you ought to tell him that. In Kimberly it's differently there, it's entirely
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all right, was designed off? Suppose you tell me just what happened?
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Who can know? My nair fifteen year This courier has worked for law Core
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company. We are think he is trustworthy, entire trustworthy or even a trustworthy
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man could die heart failure, but he has never had the heart failing before.
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All right, but perhaps it would be better if I were to with
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your permission of course, mission signed off? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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you tell I am not taught this English, much good. Precisely, precisely,
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these are the facts, Missieur Deller, the local courier, a man
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named Paul Grubert arrived on the plane from Amsterdam yesterday morning. Yeah, yeah,
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did you know he was arriving? I did not know that. The
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point is a very clever one. So it short while before lending. Missie
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Grubert was taken suddenly ill. A doctor made the plane and the stricken man
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was removed by and taken to the emergency clinic. In twenty minutes, Monsieur
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he was dead. Diagnosis art failure sylavi. Was there an autopsy inspectation another
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excellent point, Monsieur de la than you do not mention need and autopsy is
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being performed this afternoon. So the courier died and on the briefcase it was
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delivered along with his other personal effects, unopened to the costumes property agent here
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at the airport and his name the property agent and Raijor Dean. He was
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very busy at the moment, left the briefcase lying on his desk, intending
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at the first opportunity to register and place it in the world. But the
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opportunity didn't come precisely, precisely Only a few minutes later I heard a gunshot,
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Monsieur. He was lying on the floor in a pool of blood.
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He had been struck on the head. The briefcase was gone, all gone,
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This beautiful diamond gone entire Yeah, when did you find out what was
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in the brief case? Inspector? Almost two hours later I radio the local
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firm in Amsterdam, informing them of the death of their employee. They replied
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immediately and stated that the briefcase contained a hundred thousand dollars worth of diamonds.
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The pieces works of art beautiful, one brought, one necklace, two players,
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precisely, precisely. The jury was being flown here unapproved for examination by
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a prospective buyer. Name of the buyer, the Countess Naria Delia. What
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do you know about her, ah, monsieur. If you had seen her,
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you would not ask. She is exquisite, lovely, she charming,
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spirited, full of u I now the outlauded with potato. With a woman
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like that, who would ever inquire? I would, since it looks as
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though she might be the only person announced heiers who knew that one hundred grand
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worth of jury was coming in? On that point? May we may we,
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but she could not have known that the courtier was going to drop dead
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in the airport. A good point, Inspector Marcy Monsieur, What about that
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property agent Andre Jardine, any chance of talking to him? But of course
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if he is yet able to talk, and I guess our talkings is not
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enough. My masmis designed, or if you're covered by insurance intrudances. It's
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money, it's not my diamonds. Well, if you don't want the money,
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you can always waive your client. I mean here taller you think that
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I am crazily that I am entire crazily. I talked to the plane crew
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who would come in on the flight with a dying courier. I talked to
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Inspector Marcus's men would been with him when he found the property agent lying on
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the floor of his office. I didn't expect much and I got just that.
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But it didn't matter. I figured I may have had by man spotted
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already. The same old story, an ambitious and underpaid government agent opening a
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briefcase to register its contents, and seeing the diamonds there for the taking,
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hiding them quickly, fakes slugging and firing a gun, and a non existent
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thief. Yeah, an old old story expense account item two three dollars and
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forty cents, transportation into town and taxi fair to the hospital of our Lady
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of Sorrows. Inspector Marcus had phoned ahead to authorize my visit. One of
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the sisters led me down the court to the door of andre Jordine's rolling.
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She motioned silently and then turned away. I stepped inside and closed the door.
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Missie, you're andre Jordine. Me we what do you want? My
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name is Johnny Dollar. I'm an insurance investigator. My company is the underwriter
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on the lorcal di'monds. Why have you come here? Well? Do to?
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I ask a couple of questions. Of course, if you'd like to
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consult an attorney before, I have nothing to conceal, monsieur, What do
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you wish to know? Just exactly what happened when that briefcase disappeared? Hiady
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to inspect a mark? Yes, I know so, now would you?
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I'm telling it to me, but there is no m I was working at
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the files when someone entered my office. I turned around and saw a man
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standing there pointing a gun at me. I ever seen her before? No
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monsieur. What did he look like where? He was quite tall? Have
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he said? No? Very thin? Tall and thin European, I believe
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all right? What did he do? He ordered me to turn around,
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stepped up behind me, struck me with the gun. He fell against my
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desk. He grabbed the briefcase and ran to the door. You were still
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conscious, we monsieur, but in terrible pain. I fumbled for my gun
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in the draw of the desk and fired one shot. It is all I
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can remember. You hadn't buy any chance opened that briefcase. I had been
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too busy, and you didn't know what was in it, not until they
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told me today. Andrea, if you'd mind if I lifted a corner of
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that bandage and took a look at that wound on your head. If you
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are carefully, he's very painful. Oh sure, I'll be careful of my
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stone off please, It'll just take a second, I lift, I saidge
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and I think I am lucky to be alive. Ah, very lucky.
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Okay, thanks it there's nothing. Andrea. Do you happen to know the
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countess datlillah? You contess, oh, monsieur, she is unquestionably Yeah,
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I know she's lovely, exquisite, charming, chic. Well, thanks for
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your cooperation, Andrea, I apprecie monsieur dolier. Take out of that head.
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It's the only one you've got. You Americans are so whimsically. Oh
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yeah, we're all crazily and tired. Crazily. My pet theory was starting
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to a limp. That slugging wasn't falling. It had taken fourteen stitches to
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close the had in Andrea's head. Whoever had him hadn't been kidding. They
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met it for keeps. I walked down the corridor and stood waiting for the
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elevator, thinking it over, trying to figure it out. But no go
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I they did more facts, and a moment later I got more facts.
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You should tell her, I thought I would find you care a clever piece
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of deduction. Inspected new cbn't mention him. What's on your mind? There
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should be something. Well, there's got to be some reason for that smug
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grin. What happened? Did the thief? Confessor contil I was on the
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point of asking what progress you are making on the case. You will be
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happy to hear none at all. Oh, that is too bad. Inspecting
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extreme courtesy, complete cooperation, the devoted services of your meager talents. Remember,
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touche touche. Actually I came to tell you that I now had the
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report of the autopsy the courier who died of heart failure. Only he didn't
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know die of hot fidure monsieur, except, of course, in a very
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literal say well, what did he die of poison? Well, that was
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the end of a good theory. The courier had started to get sick on
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the plane, so the robbery and the murder had been planned well in advance
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of his arrival by somebody who'd known he was bringing in diamonds. And so
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far only one person fit the bill as lovely, charming and chicah suspect as
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you could ever hope to meet, The Countess Datalia Nny Deller. This is
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the Countess. Oh yes, and my maid tells me that you were trying
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to reach me by telephone. That's right, Countess, I want to talk
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to you. Where are you now? That's my residence? Of course?
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Did you think I might come running immediately to your hotels to dolla? Not?
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After hearing your description. I'm seldom that lucky. What is it exactly?
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That you wish to talk about one hundred thousand dollars worth of diamonds and
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a dead man. I'm a special investigating who you are. I investigate before
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I call you. Wow, not only beautiful but clever. This ought to
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be interesting. Afraid I don't entirely understand your effiiciancy. Then suppose I come
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over and explain it to you? Say around eight o'clock, I make a
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definite effort to be here. You know something, condus, I think it's
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about time somebody built a small fire right under that lovely little complacency of yours.
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I'll be there at eight with matches tonight and every weekday Night Bob Bailey
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and the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed Expensive Out America's fabulous
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freelance insurance Investigator, Yours truly, Johnny Deller from Special Investigator Johnny Dollar.
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Location Algiers, North Africa to the home office trans World Fidelity Company, Hartford,
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Connecticut. Assignment the Larco Diamonds Matter expense account Continue item four six dollars
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and eighty cents dinner and appetizers. I'm never any good trying to spar with
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a lovely female suspect on an empty stomach. I was finishing up on black
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Algerian coffee and white Algerian brandy on a slightly green eyed Algerian Police inspectors,
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saund it up to my table, You specially investigated, really do live where
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in the lap of luxury? Full up a chair, Inspector, Join me
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in a cinsabrella et jongori expence account, be my guest, nef si bone
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Bone my favorite brand. Help yourself anything new, nothing at all, a
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complete impass ever for something. What about the man who sat next to that
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courier on a plane? Find out anything about him? No, I'm still
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working on it, which is to say, of course my men are working
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on it. You police inspectors really do live well. I have to do
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my own legwork. Ah. But the glory, monsieur, to come into
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a mysterious affair which has all the local police baffled, and to solve it
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immediately in one brilliant feet of deduction, to leave everyone gasping with admiration,
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to make one's exit to the sound of great applause and self vast Inspector,
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I'm still back there with that brilliant feet of deduction. You have not yet
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found this solution just on the verge. Then I will drink to your success
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with your brandy, of course, and with your permission, go ahead,
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drink up a storm. But I'm afraid I'll have to leave you pretty soon.
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But you can still go. No, no, no, massiere,
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I suggest you change your plans. You will learn nothing which has any bearing
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on this matter. Which plan do you mean that? Of questioning the Counterstia
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who found that out a matter offfects you? Phone me and inquired about you.
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Oh so that's how she investigated me, went straight to headquarters. A
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remarkable woman, talented, beautiful, ster and ceter and so on, and
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along with it. It's nine to one. She's end it right up to
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her pretty neck. No, no, no, no, she's really no
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the time. This is an excellent branding, monsieur, an Algerian brand.
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All right, inspector, let's bypass the byplay and lamb out face. I
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think I preferred it to Knya. I don't know how she does it,
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but she's got you hypnotized. Just mentioned of her name and you go into
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a tailspin. Every cock, I had one of your exquisite maybe so,
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But in my books, she's a real suspect, and you should date Mossieu.
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Well, it's simple enough. She's the only person in Algiers that we're
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sure of at least who knew that a shipping of diamonds was coming in on
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that plane. Why, because she's the one who ordered Monsieur. It is
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even seen player. She could not have poisoned the courier because she was not
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on that page. She could not have stood in the briefcase from the customed
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property agent because it was done by a man. So where did your case
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an accomplice? A man with the countess calling the shots for him? What
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man? Monsieur? And you got a good point there, Doment. But
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from the influence she seems to have, it might be any man in Algiers,
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Inspector. It wasn't you, by any chance? You raised a very
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interesting point. Now, suppose the Countess should ask me to kill someone for
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her. I wonder what I would do. A page boy came into the
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dining room looking for me. I followed him out and took the phone call
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in the hotel lobby. It was the American Consulate, but some information I'd
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asked for them earlier. I hung up. Finally, I looked at my
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watch, I was already laid from my appointment with the Countess, so I
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walked out the door of the hotel and flagged a taxi for the apartment of
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the Countess data. She lived in the swang Jantiel Badrui, a residential district
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favored by top government officials and wealthy French businessmen. But the building she lived
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in was a little frayed around the edges, and the maid she'd mentioned was
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nowhere in sight. The pieces were starting to fit together. Good evening,
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mister countess, seems you are here? Won't you come in? Thanks?
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Pleas away please, I'm rather surprised that you came. I wasn't really not
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expecting you. Yes, I know, did the inspector Marcus find you?
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Look? Suppose we get it straight right now? You seem to have a
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lot of influence with the inspector and probably with a superiors two from what I
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hear. Thanks, Well, do we play cat and mouse for a while
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or do you want to give up right now? I'll hand them over and,
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as they say, throw yourself on the mercy of the court. I
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would like a cigarette. You could always claim that you fell in with evil
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companions, or that a man led you astraight. You're in the box there
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by your tall thin man for instance, but his collar turned up and his
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hat pulled down carrying a gun. One last scene, after slugging a customs
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agent at the Algiers Airport, mister Dollar, are you opposed to smoking on
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moral ground now? But I'm opposed to murder? Have a cigarette? Thank
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you? Ye? Is there any other way of smoking them? Mister Dollar?
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I expected you to come here and be annoying, but I didn't know
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you were going to be insulting as well. That's just my mean personality.
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You seem to be under the ridiculous impression that I actually had something to do
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with it. Is a crime. I think you had plenty to do with
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it. A sort of arch criminal perhaps. What is it you call him?
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In the state to a big shop? You're a scream. I'll bet
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that courier died laughing. If you have a reason for these opinions, or
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believe you have a reason, I think you'd better tell me about it.
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Otherwise, Oh, I have more than one reason. In the first place,
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I'm not certain that anyone besides you even knew the diamonds were being sent
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here, except for the local company, of course, and they would be
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likely to advertise mister Dollar. All of my friends and most of my acquaintances
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have known for three weeks that I had ordered the jewelry. Oh well,
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I have a copy here of a letter that was sent to you by registered
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air mail from the local company in Amsterdam a week ago today. According to
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Post Office records, you received it two days later. Remember it, Yes,
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I remember. It states the name, flight number, and time of
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arrival of that courier who was murdered. I said, I remember, And
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it cautions you specifically not to give that information to anybody. So even if
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other people didn't know, you're the only one who knew the exact time the
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diamonds were coming in and exactly who was bringing them. All right, Perhaps
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I amn't falled in a way. There was a cocktail party at the Government
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Club the same evening I got the letter, or got it for a moment,
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and about who Just a girl I happened to be talking. What's her
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name, It doesn't matter, she was just stopping over in the world cruise.
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Anybody else here, I don't know. The place was backed government men,
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businesspeople, army, navy officers. Anyone might have heard was Inspector Marcus
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at the party by any chance, Yes, I spoke with him during the
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evening. Mister Dug, I'll admit I was wrong, but they's hardly ground
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for a let's get too point three. The Countess Maria Datalia Italian by birth
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title inherited. All family goes back through one line and back to Lucretia Borgia.
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I did not poison the courier. Your family estates were confiscated by Mussolini.
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Family migrated to Baserti and then to Lisbon for three years. You left
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them there and went on to London. Since the war, you've lived in
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Paris, on the Riviera, back to London, Mayorka, and finally here
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have you been following me? Mister Dollar? The consulate was pretty thorough anyway.
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You're well known in the international set, accepted everywhere, and apparently able
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to get along fine on your title and your looks. It's not very pleasant
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to be dissected while one is still alive. As a matter of fact,
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you're flat broke. You've been living on credit for the last four months.
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I think you have gone about feigenough, and yet three weeks ago you ordered
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one hundred thousand dollars worth of jewel recent to you on approval. How did
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you plan to pay for it? Or did you know you wouldn't have to
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pay for it because it was never going to be delivered? Get out of
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here. I don't have to listen to this. I don't have to answer
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your insulting questions. My private affairs are my own concerned. It is finally,
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melody, and now you're going to blow your top. Get out or
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so help me. I'll kill you. You mean me too? You put
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that down to throw that point, you little settle down and stop drawing things
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I was doing. I pleaded my home about it. Oh God, the
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Lord a woman who can even cry? Beautiful? Oh you're unbelievable baby.
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The boys were right. You're everything they said you were. Oh it's too
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bad. Go wait all right, but before I do, what are you?
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No? Don't don't. Why did you kiss me? Beats me?
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Just call it a sudden impulse. Then you have changed your mind. You
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don't really think I'm guilty. Oh honey, I still think you're in this
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up to your ears, and I'll still bring you to trial if I can,
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And I still want to kiss you. You figure it out. Why
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figured it. I liked it too. You ought to be locked up for
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no other reason, just to protect the guys. Who How are you going
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That cigarette in the ashtray? Put it out fast? Get the windows open,
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all of them. Where's your kitchen, Johnny? What are you going
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to do? Stay alive if I can. It was gas fumes, one
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of the bottle gases they used for cooking in the higher price department districts.
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The concentration had been building up, and finally seeked into the drawing room.
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If we'd lit another match, we'd have been blowed the bits. The kitchen
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was dark, but I didn't dare snap a light switch. One spark would
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do it. So I held my breath and followed the sound and finally found
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the range. Every burnt of owl was wide open. I could vaguely make
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out a glass chained door open onto a terrace. I grabbed a breath of
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air and moved toward another door that looked as though it might open into a
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hall. It didn't. It opened into a closet, and on the closet
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floor there was a body by the heavy journey. Where did you go?
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Joy? Who's the dead? He's a man from the local company name as
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signed off. But where did you find? I'm there on the floor of
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a closet. What was he doing here? You tell me? I don't
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understand it. He has no business here? What is the row? We
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name Johnny? All right? At the moment he seems to be a little
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bit dead. There will be another intriguing episode in our story of the local
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diamonds matter tomorrow. Tomorrow, a desperate fight and analogiers alley, a killer
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is named and a lovely lady confesses her shame. Join us, won't you?
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Yours Tully Johnny Dollar. Yours Truly Johnny Dller, starring Bob Bailey is
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transcribed in Hollywood, written by Les Crutchfield. It is produced and directed by
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Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join us tomorrow night at same time and station
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for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Duller, Roy Rowan speaking welcome
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back, Well, I appear to detect some Jane Avello in this story.
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Well we turned out A listener comments and feedback and Joan provides this Adam.
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On a recent podcast, one of your listeners stated he could not make a
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paylist from a playlist from podcast on iTunes. In fact, he can to
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do so select and highlight the podcast and from the fileman used to like get
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invo so like the option tabs and change the media kind from podcast to music.
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Cumbersome but doable a caveat. I think podcast chan will not be playable
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as podcast on as device, but we'll be to playable as music. Love
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your show by the way, well, Joel, thanks for the suggestion,
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and that can be a way to organize the programs if you want. It
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doesn't quite have the automatic feature of podcasts, but you can download them even
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just right off Great Detectives dot net and and then just add them to your
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iTunes library like any other file, and add them like you would a music
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file you downloaded. So thanks for the suggestion. I hope it helps some
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of our listeners out there. Darren says, we're driving across the country in
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July, and we did last year and Johnny Daller saved our marriage. Just
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kidding, but we did enjoy them. I could not find a clipper Craft
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suit anywhere though, you gotta look for those John Watermaker men's stores. Finally,
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we have an I review on iTunes, great to listen to during commute
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welcome. All right, Well, that we'll do it for today. We'll
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be back tomorrow with the last episode of the Adventures of Frank Race, and
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