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Dollar. As we continue on with the Picture Postcard Matter Parts three and four
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from Hollywood, It's time now for as a innkeeper. I have a telephone
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call for you from police Inspector Hanaga and Zurich. Pretty go ahead. I
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inspected any line on sebastians killer. That also means no line on the stolen
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diamonds. Then I do not know you record a picture of postcard Sebastian gave
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you before his death, the picture of the clibach in sure. He said
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it was part of a key to the location of the diamonds. That's why
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I came up here to the end. But I haven't found any sign of
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them. We have been watching Sebastian's apartment. This morning, the second part
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of the key arrived in his mail another postcard. Yes, I am sending
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it on to you. See what you can make of it looks like we're
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in the middle of a game of some kind. Have you been able to
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locate the missing murder suspect Ilsa Shaefer. I've not only located her in five
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minutes, I'm going skiing with her. What heir dollar? Do you think
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that is wise for you? It's one way of finding out if she ties
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in. I just hope it doesn't turn out to be the hideway. The
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night and every weekday Night Bob Bailey in the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with
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the Action Packed Expenser cout America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigator Yours Truly Johnny Dollar.
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Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the Home Office Global Casualty in
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Hertford, Connecticut assignment. The picture postcard matter location Clibax, Switzerland expense account
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continued Item seven three dollars American rent al on ski equipment. Ilsa Schaeffer told
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me she'd come to Clibax to go skiing, and I wanted to make sure
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that was her reason. There'd been too many coincidences about her to suit me.
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First of the way, she popped into my cab and Zurich, then
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popped out two blocks later, leaving her purse behind. Right after that,
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I'd been jumped by a strong arm who was sure Ilsa had passed the stolen
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diamonds to me. And now she turns up suddenly at the Clibak Inn.
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I spotted her waiting for me at the Skiva. Come on, Johnny,
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your name in a skiing outfit. She could have passed for Miss Switzerland.
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Nasty little thought kept coming into my brain, kept marring the picture. She
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could also be Sebastian's killer. We rowed the lift up to the top and
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took off along the ridges. She skied like she was born towards easy,
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smooth and gracefully. It had been four years since I'd last been on skis,
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and as I struggled to keep up with her, I must have looked
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like a rusty snowplow. We worked our way out on the crest of one
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of the ridges. Let's stop here a moment. All that suits me?
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Fine? You winded? This is not exactly sea level. You get used
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to it. You see, I really can ski, Johnny. Oh,
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that's an understatement. Do you have a cigarette? Yeah? Sure? Here
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nice? Isn't it beautiful up here? Johnny? Yeah? You see that
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little that way down there? That is the inn A long way down.
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That's what I like about skiing. Everything is so remote, so far below.
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When you're up here, all that down there, it it just doesn't
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exist anymore. It's always there. When you get back, though, you
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are too practical journey, But you know, it's fun being with you.
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Thanks. I still can't get over it. What the coincidence that I should
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share your cabin Zurich and then run into you again at the clybacking. But
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I am glad, aren't. You can't say that I must have come from
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that other ridge behind the rocks closer. We're sitting ducks on this ridge down
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in the side of it. There is a shortcut. Let's go keep row
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elsa who would be shooting at us. We'll figure that out and when we
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get out of range, it's still right with us. We'll be out of
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sight in a moment. Could be a moment too late. Yeah, past
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the shoulder. Yeah, swamp's pretty steep here. This is the quigkest way.
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The shoulder of the ridge will keep us out of sight. Maybe,
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what do you mean we get going much faster. I'm gonna take you off
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hey, ahead of us, Johnny start. What do you think I'm trying
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to do? Oh? Brother, Johnny? Four feet more? And I
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thank Heaven. This was a real great route you picked. You'll say,
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oh, I can't tell you sorry, I'm sorry I didn't go over the
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edge. Oh course not. I mean I'm sorry that in the excitement I
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forgot about the avalanche. Avalanche, Yes, several months ago he took away
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part of the slope and left this sheer drop forgot about it. Huh.
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Hell, I just told you I did. I know that you didn't have
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much trouble stopping in time, but I was behind you. Oh yeah,
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that's just where you were behind me. What are you trying to say,
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Johnny, Just that this is one coincidence too many, Elsa. We just
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happened to stop on the top of the ridge, right where I make a
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grade a target. Then you just happen to forget there's a sheer drop on
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this shortcut you got me to take. You were going back to the end.
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The fire feels good, doesn't it, Johnny? Johnny? What is
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it? What's the matter all those things you said up on the read.
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I'm waiting, Elsa, waiting for us for you to open up and tell
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me what this is all about and how you fit into the deal. Oh
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cut it out, will you. You didn't just happen to share my cab
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back and Zurich. The whole thing was rigged so it would look like you
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passed those stolen diamonds along to me. Johnny, I don't know anything about
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stolen diamond I suppose you also don't know anything about a man named Sebastian.
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Yes, I know Sebastian. What has he got to do there? Oh?
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Yes, I can't believe it, Sebastian. Yeah, and you've already
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admitted you knew Sebastian. Now let's have the rest of the story straight.
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Well, Sebastian was a friend of mine, friend, nothing more. He
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had asked me to share your cab at the airport and to leave my person
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in. Why did he want you to do that? I don't know.
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He well, he said he was in some kind of trouble and needed help.
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He said if I would do that, it would help him. Elsa,
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You'll have to do better than that. But I am telling you the
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truth. No, hey, wait a minute. You claim you didn't know
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what kind of trouble Sebastian was, and no, he didn't tell me.
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You also claim you don't know anything about the diamonds one hundred thousand dollars wall
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what I read about that in the newspapers. But wait a monute. Are
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you saying that Sebastian john was involved in it up to his ears. I'm
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sorry to hear that, Johnny, but you must believe me I did not
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know anything about it. You're either telling the truth that you're a weight of
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an actress. Delsa. I'm telling you the truth, okay, But about
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the taxicab in Zurika, I don't understand. Sebastian was trying to double cross
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the rest of the outfit by negotiating with me for the return of the diamonds.
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But apparently there was another outfit after the diamonds. He wanted to make
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it look to them like he passed the diamonds along to take the heat off.
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You said a man attacked you after I had left your cab. Yeah,
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he obviously thought you'd slip me the diamonds. So Sebastian was setting me
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up as a patsy on the one hand and negotiating with me on the other.
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Who could have killed him? Good question? Could be the outfit trying
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to grab the stones, or Sebastian's own crowd found out he was trying to
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sell him out, and the person who shot at us upon the name,
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two possibilities, which reminds me you still haven't explained how you happened to come
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up here to the Climback in, Sebastian told me he had unfinished business in
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Zurich and he would meet me here in a few days, and we would
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go skiing. I see, tell me, did you know any of Sebastian's
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friends, one or two slightly? Was one of them? Big and powerful,
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thick features, almost bald. No, why, Oh, he's the
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one who jumping in the hotel lobby after my cab ride with you. Oh
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no, no, I am certain I would remember him the way you describe
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him. Oh, there was a man Sebastian spent a great deal of time
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with. But he was short and stucky, with very thick neck. Well,
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that fits the description of one of the men in the robbery at the
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Zurich airport. You know his name? Why Bruner? I think it?
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Yes, yes, Grooner, the man who sent the postcard to Sebastian.
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Yeah, that ties in all right, postcard. I let's skip. That
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was one of Sebastian's friends in English, not that I know of. Why.
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Well, a fellow named Jeffrey Harris here at the hotel has been trying
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to strike up an acquaintance with me. Claims he thought it was all Bunny
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Dollar, a friend of his from London. Oh well, Jenny, if
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you'll excuse me, I'm very tired and upset about this news of Sebastian.
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I think I'll go to my room. Yeah, okay, there's anything more
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I can do. I'll see you later. Dollar, Oh I don't.
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Did you enjoy your skiing? Well, let's say it was real interesting.
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Got a question for you, wanta as a man of experience, how do
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you tell if a woman is lying? As an innkeeper? I learned long
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ago that one listens to a woman, agrees with her, smiles, politely,
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keeps his eyes open, and believes what he wishes about her. Yeah,
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well, I guess that's as good advice as any I hear. Dollar,
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This letter arrived for you from Zurich by special messenger value. Oh yeah,
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I was expecting it. Thanks. So one more thing. Did anybody
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else go skiing this morning from the Eton? Oh? I see, But
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say Englishman Jeffrey Harris. What about him? He likes to climb the books.
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He went out for a while climbing rocks. Huh, thanks a lot.
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Yeah, Jeffrey Harris could be my boy, all right. But at
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the moment I was more interested in the contents of the envelope police Inspector Haneger
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had sent me from Zurich. I tore it open and examined the postcard inside
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expense item eight two and a half long distance called the Zurich and Haneger.
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You received the postcard head dollar Yeah, from Grooner to Sebastian, A picture
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of a chalet on the side of a mountain. You say this kind arrived
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in Sebastian's mailbox this morning. Apparently Grooner is unaware of Sebastian's death. What
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do you make of the card? Well? As chalet in the picture is
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sort of a small halfway house for skiers. Is it attended no empty most
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of the time? Here? Dollar? Possibly the first postcard of the inn
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was simply for the purpose of guiding Sebastian to climbarch. This second is perhaps
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a picture of the actual location of the diamonds. That's what I'm going up
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there to find out. The trail of the mountains started in the back of
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the inn. I worked my way up the ridge, slowly, keeping an
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eye on every clump of rock, just in case my friend with the rifle
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was still on the prowl. Inst I stopped a breath. Suddenly I spot
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at something moving far down the slope along me. Someone was descending from rock
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to rock, almost down to the inn. It was too fine to tell
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for sure, but it looked like the englishman Jeffrey Harris. I started my
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climb again. Ten minutes later I reached the halfway house, the place on
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the post guard. It was small, just a shelter, and there was
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no sign of life inside. The place was in the shambles, completely torn
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about. If this had been the hiding place of the stolen diamonds, somebody
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had sure beat me to it. Johnny Dollar, Inspector Harker of the Durich
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Police had Dollar, I, Inspector, where are you downstairs in the lobby
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of the inn. I came up from Durich to see if that picture postcard
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I sent you was a help in locating the stolen diamonds. Pray not,
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Inspector. I located the chalet and the postcard. All right, it's sort
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of a shell of her skiers up on a ridge. Well, when I
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got there, the place have been turned upside down. If the diamonds were
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hidden there, somebody show beat me to it, I see. So it
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looks like we're at a dead end. Perhaps not. What do you mean
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you recalled that in Jurich a large man attacked you, thinking that you had
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the diamonds, recall it. I've still got the lumps to prove it.
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What about him, a man answering that description or a railroad ticket here to
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Clibuk last night. Oh, we have reason to believe that he somewhere here
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in the village. Now that could mean that the diamonds that he and you
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were looking for are here after all. I'll be right down, Inspector him.
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Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the Home Office Global Casually
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in Hertford, Connecticut. Assignment the picture postcard matter location Clibux, Switzerland.
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Expense account continued Adam nine seventy cents one part of coffee for Inspector Hannegher and
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myself at the Clibuck Inn. A most perplexing case, Hair Dollar, A
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skillfully timed robbery of the uncut diamonds at the Zurich airport last week, and
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then these puzzling postcards supposedly giving the location of the diamon. Yeah, they've
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got to be the key, Inspector, if we can only figure them out.
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Look, we know now that Sabasha was in on the robbery and was
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trying to negotiate secret for the return of the storm. Yeah, and he
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told you before he was murdered that the postcard he gave you was a part
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of the key to the location of the dime. That's right. It was
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signed by a man named Grooner, and according to Ilsa Schaeffer, Guner was
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a friend of Sebastian's. Her description of Guoner matches one of the men in
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the robbery at the airport. What of this young lady, Ilse the Schaeffer,
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What do you make of her? Well, that's a good question,
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inspector. I wish I knew the answer. I hope she's in the clear.
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Hope. Oh, I see I saw him not. Yeah, she
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is a very attractive young lady. But there is also the chance that she
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is involved, that she killed Sebastian. I know, I know. She
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could be involved, or she could be innocent. It's a fifty to fifty
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proposition. I guess I are your money and take your choice. Want coffee
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inspection? Please? Thank you? Oh? What is her story? Well,
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I finally got her to admit she didn't share my cab, and Zurich
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can leave her person. It just by coincidence. It was Sebastian's idea to
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make it look like she'd pass something along to me. But why would Sebastian
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wish to make it appear that you had the diamonds if he was trying to
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negotiate with you for their return. That does not make sense. Actually,
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I think it does inspect him. It could go together this way after the
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robby of the gang split up, Guner was to hide the diamonds, then
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get word of Sebastian as to their location. Of this much we are fairly
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certain, Okay, okay, But now Sebastian gets the bright idea of double
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crossing his buddies. He gets in touch with the insurance company I represent and
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they send me to Zurich to negotiate with him. I still do not.
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In the meantime, though, another outfit is moved into the picture and is
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trying to grab the stones from Sebastian and his boys. Yeah, yeah,
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that would explain many things. Sure, sure what That's why he raked that
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deal with Elsa in my taxi cab, to make it look to the other
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outfit like I had the stones that would take them off his neck. For
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a while. Yeah, he was playing me for a patsy, But I've
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got to admit it. Was a pretty fair scheme. Then later Sebastian contacts
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you and gives you the first postcard. He tells you it is part of
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the key to the location of the diamond. That's right. But Sebastian didn't
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move fast enough, so he wound up dead. But his confederate Groooner sent
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him a second cart Oh, probably mail before Sebastian was killed. It is
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possible. Now. The first postcard is a picture of this Clibach inn.
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Yeah, and according to Water, the innkeeper, it's not the best picture
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of the inn. I asked him about Gruner. He said he thought he'd
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heard the name somewhere, but that Gruner hadn't been a guest here. Perhaps
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he is down in the village. Well, I'm going to check that today.
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But if the diamonds are in the village, why the postcard of the
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inn, and why the second postcard of the ski hut on the ridge?
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I do not know. Is there anybody here at the ear in that you
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suspect of being an accomplice of Groomer and Sebastian gilsa Schaeffer for one, she
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claimed Sebastian told her he'd meet her here in a few days. For some
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skiping. I see anyone else An Englishman named Jeffrey Harris. He seems pretty
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interested in me. Claims he thought he was a friend of his from London.
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He might be telling the truth. Yeah, he might be, But
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I found out he likes to climb mountains and he was up there somewhere this
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morning when Elsa and I were skiing and got shot at. Do you think
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Fraulein Schaefer could have maneuvered you into that position? Well, she did.
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She had a lot of confidence in the marksmanship of her buddy in the rocks,
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and you told me. She suggested the route of escape, which ended
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suddenly at a cliff, which I almost went off of. Yeah, yeah,
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Inspector. I hate to say it, but she could be the one,
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and I've got to find out one way or the other, which means
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I'm going to stick pretty close to her for the time being. I gathered
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that that prospect is not entirely unpleasant to you. But be careful, hair
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Dollar, she could be dangerous. Soka Jeffrey Harris. I'm away to the
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ski hut this afternoon. I spotted him down the mountain front. Me and
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the ski hut had been torn apart. Yeah, if the diamonds were there,
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they're gone now, and Harris could be the boy who beat me to
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them. If he or anybody attempts to leave Clibach, one of my men
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at the railroad station will be reported. Well, I must be getting back
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to Tzuri care dollar. Who knows. Perhaps these postcards are just decoys and
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the stones are still in Zurich. No, No, I'd bet my bottom
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dollar they're here in Clybax somewhere if I can only figure out them meaning those
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postcards. Yeah, Otherwise, why would the man who attacked you in Zurich
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have come here? He must be hiding out in the village somewhere. Well,
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perhaps I can turn up something else of help in Zurich right now,
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Inspectrum, Anything would be of help, believe me. After Inspector Hannegat left,
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I studied the postcards again, but I got no work. One of
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the inns, the other the skier. But what did they mean? I
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went out on the balcony outside of my room and looked up at the mountains,
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but I couldn't see the ski there a ridge was in the way.
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I did see something else, though, Three rooms down the balcony Jeffrey Harris's
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French doors were open. His room was empty, so I decided to have
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a look. I wasn't sure just what I was looking for, something,
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anything that would indicate whether or not Harris was involved in the whole thing.
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I worked my way to the closet, turning up one big nothing. His
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clothes were hung neatly in place, and in one corner was stacked and climbing
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gear. I reached around behind it and my hand touchmental. I pulled it
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into view, A rifle with a telescopic sight. I sniffed at the barrel.
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The gun had been fired. Good evening, hair doll. Look have
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you seen Jeffrey Harris lately? The Englishman? Not since late afternoon Holliday long?
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He was out climbing the mountains. Yeah, I know, you know.
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Zula got bags and he went out again before dinner. It was a
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good dinner tonight too. Any idea where I went, I could be in
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a village. Look tell me something. When he arrived here at your end,
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did he have a gun case in his luggage? He had a lot
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of climbing equipment, but I did not notice a gun case, and he
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could have taken it apart and packed it in a suitcase. Why do you
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ask her? Doll? Oh skipping? I'll see you later on, Johnny.
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Oh, hello, Elsa. I've been looking for you. Yeah.
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Have you been able to find out who are shooting at us up on the
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ridge this morning? I'm not sure yet. You still do not trust me,
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do you? I don't know, Elsa? What can I do to
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prove to you that I am not involved in what anything? The diamond robbery,
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the murder of Sebastian, the attempt on your life this morning? I
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like you, Johnny. I don't want you thinking such things about me.
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Look, let's uh, let's talk about it later on. Why not?
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Now I have to go into the village. Perhaps I could go with you,
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Johnny, do you mind, no, matter of fact? That might
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be a good idea. Nice in the village tonight, isn't it. Yeah?
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Yeah, it is quiet too. You seem to be looking for something,
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Johnny, for someone else? Air Who the Englishman Jeffrey Harris. You
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told me you'd never seen him before you came here to Clybach. That is
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right, then? He wasn't a friend of Sebastian's, not as far as
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I know. Well, An hour ago on Harris's role. I found a
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rival or a telescopic site. You mean that Harris is the one who shot
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at you this morning? Otto, the innkeeper told me Harris went mountain climbing
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today. I saw him on his way down late this afternoon. But he
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isn't at the inn. Now you think he's down here in the village.
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Maybe that's why. What's the matter? Well, well, looks like maybe
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the village isn't so quiet after all. What do you mean? I think
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somebody's following us? What? Come on, I'll start walking in. Yeah,
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we're across the street and Evaca ways in the shadows. Oh what are
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you going to do to figure out? Wait a minute, that alley up
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ahead, we'll turn into it. Don't turn your head else, sir,
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Okay, into the alley. Now good, he can't see he's here.
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Who do you think he is? I don't know. I'm booner Jeffrey Harris,
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even the guy who jumped me back in Zurich, thinking I had the
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diamonds. Keep going? You think he'll come into this e That's what I'm
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hoping right now? Here we are, But do we here? Do very
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nicely? Look, he'll see you keep going down the alley, cut across
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to the next street and go back to the inn. But what are you
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going to do? Wait for him? Go on, I'm go on,
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Jack, Look you do it. I want to stay with Don't be silly.
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You get a little rough around here all of a sudden, Yes,
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nothing you can do here, Elsa, So do what I tell you now'll
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get moving now. She looked at me a moment and went down the alley
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and out of sight. A tuple of minutes went by nothing. Then I
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heard steps. He was approaching the alley. Whoever he was. Now he
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was at the entrance. I pressed back into the doorway a few more feet.
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Oh wait a minute, he decided not to bite. I edged out
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of the doorway and back to the mouth of the alley. Then I stuck
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my head around the corner. Nobody he must have ducked into a building or
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down the street. It sounded like, I'll say for the next street.
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I cut through the alley. Then I spotted a couple of people in front
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of a small hotel down the street. They were jabbering excitedly. There was
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a man crumb up on the ground. Elsa saw me and ran over he
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fell out of the upstairs window almost in front of what was it. It's
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Sebastian's friend, Grooner Crooner, the guy who'd been writing postcards to Sebastian.
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Crooner, the only man in the world who knew where the diamonds were hidden.
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My one lead dead. Now here's our star to tell you about the
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final episode of this week's story. Tomorrow they'll wind up. I find out
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some people will not hesitate to kill anyone who gets in their way, and
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that's not so good when the man in the way is me. Join us,
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won't you? Yours Truly Johnny Dollar? Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring
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Bob Bailey is transcribed in Hollywood, written by Robert Rife. It is produced
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and directed by Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join us tomorrow night, same
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time and station for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Roy
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Rowan speaking welcome back. Well. I love this whole setup of the picture
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postcard. This is one that it would probably be helpful to see or to
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get some more detail as to what's on the postcard, but should be interesting.
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I do think that the British guy is probably not guilty just because just
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the way the pattern of the show tends to go. Of course, according
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to Johnny, we have two groups of criminals here, so if he's not
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in one group, he could also be in the other. I won't say
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more than that because I think I might be influenced by my memory of listening
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to the show the first time. All right, well, we do have
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just one quick listener feedback and then we will go ahead and sign off.
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And this is a review on the Amazon app Store from Debbie. I've been
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enjoying this app so much. It's been a connection that I can talk about
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with my parents and they get a lot out of it too. So far,
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I've been experienced any problems with the app. Well, thanks so much,
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Debbie. I appreciate your review. And that will do it for today.
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We will be back tomorrow with Nick Carter, and then Friday we will
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go ahead and wrap up the picture postcard matter. In the meantime, send
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