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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Open Town Matter, Part Five and Kudos for Khan (PT 4) (EP1171) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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up the very last card round mystery we have. And now it's time for
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us to take a Listen to Part five of the Open Down Matter from Hollywood
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It's time now for Johnny Dollary. It's me, Johnny Ry. Yeah.
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How is he all about the same? Doctor Watin just gave him another transfusion?
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Has he been able to say anything yet? He hasn't even been conscious?
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Why, Marty? Who's there with you? Joe Craley in the City
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attorney. Look, Johnny, I've got to talk to you right away,
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all right, go ahead and talk, not on the phone, all right,
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It's room six o four City Hospital. Come on over not with them
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there. Why don't you come meet me? Because Shorty Wells is the key
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to this whole case. If he's able to talk before he dies. I
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want to be here to listen. Suppose I tell you I'm ready to talk,
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Johnny? Are you telling me? I'm in an all night lunch room
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right across the street from the hospital, and you come over here, all
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right, Marty, I'll gamble with you. Be there in five minutes tonight
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and every weekday night. Bob Bailey and the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with
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the Action Packed Expense Account America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigator. Yours to Lee Johnny
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Doller from special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location Green Sports Missouri to the home Office
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Great Plains Guarantee Company, Hartford, Connecticut. Assignment the Open Town Meta expense
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account final page. I hung up the phone more puzzled than ever. And
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heaven knows, the case had been puzzling from the start. Marty Blake,
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young widow of the murdered police chief, had been completely uncooperative and unwilling to
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talk, and now she was reversing her field. Why her house had burned
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to the ground earlier in the evening, and Shorty Wells, number one on
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the City attorneys Wanted for murder list, had been found trapped in the flames.
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Maybe this had something to do with Marty's phone call. She'd been my
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number one suspect at first, since she stood to collect fifty thousand dollars as
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beneficiary of her husband's life insurance. But then the city attorney himself, Dave
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Sherman, had provided her with an airtight alibi. I'd reluctantly let her off
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the hook. Now this, I didn't know what she was up to,
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and I couldn't afford not to find out something up. Dolly, I was
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Mardy Blake, mister Sherman. She's at a lunch room across the street.
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She wants to see me. Oh what about she didn't say, we'll go
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ahead and talk to if you want to, Johnny, I'll call you,
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Shorty starts to regain consciousness. All right, thanks, Joe. I'm sticking
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right here myself. That's one I'm going to follow personally. Well, if
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you really want to break the rackets in this town, your answer is lying
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right there in that bed, short He wells. I think you're right if
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he's ever able to talk, and if your police laddies don't fall over their
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own feet again the way they did on that gun business when Ed Lake was
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shot, mistake was partly justified. Joe, the chief song gun that was
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lying beside his body was natural to us, so that he'd exchanged shots for
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the product. Yeah, but two days to realize he'd been shut with his
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own gun. All right, all right, they fouled up by a minute,
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and the ones who aren't stupid are crooked. Every raid to try to
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pull has been tipped off. Even when Mayor Lyons brought in state police.
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The whole plan was tipped, which you took great pleasure in pointing out in
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your new story. You guys, look now I'll leave you to to settle
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this. Stick on this guy like a leech, and if he shows any
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sign of coming to and talking, let me know right away when you network
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could. Yeah, I'll see you lady back here in the booth, Johnny.
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Right, Wow, what's on your mind? Money? Sit down?
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Johnny? Here, come on, I'm not well. The waiters in back.
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If you'd like some coffee or something? No, thanks, Okay,
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Now what is it? What is what? You had to talk to me?
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Right away? How I talk? Johnny? I'm not too hard to
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take him. I no, Oh, you're a pink and gold doll,
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wild honeysuckle and a handful of stars. At least that's what a couple of
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guys said today. I don't care what a couple of guys said. What
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do you say, Johnny? I guess the description fits as far as looks
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are concerned. And if that's all you want to talk about, No,
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no, Johnny, I'm in the clear on this. You know that the
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night my husband was killed, I've got an alibi and nobody could shake right.
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Well, I'm pretty well convinced you didn't pull a trigger, if that's
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what you mean, And you could convince the insurance company too, couldn't you
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if you would? Oh? Yeah, yeah, they go pretty much in
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my reports. But I don't. Why don't we get this settled and over
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with. Why don't you be nice Johnny and turn in a real good report.
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Oh so that's the pitch. Well, it's not a pitch. I
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didn't do it, So why can't you tell them? So? Why don't
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we get some more answers first to a lot of questions. Explain a few
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odd angles, maybe, Like what like the fact that you heard the noise
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and woke up, that you sent your husband downstairs, that you turned on
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the light behind him and made him a perfect target for whoever held a gun,
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Johnny, Like the fact that you found your insurance claim less than twenty
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four hours after your husband was killed. Suppose we hear what Shorty Wells has
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to say before I make any report. What if Shorty dies without talking,
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Well, in that case, I guess you will be in the clear,
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because right now he's the only lead I've got down. If you excuse him,
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Johnny, make that report, make it now. Sorry, I'll give
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you ten thousand dollars out of the insurance. You are anxious, aren't you?
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I just want to get it settled. Sit down, Johnny, and
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let's talking about it. Yeah, Joe, what is it? Fire?
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Then I just came by the hospital, Johnny. They found out why Shorty
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fired those shots just before he ran out of the blazing house. Why that
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cellar door was pad locked on the outside. He had to shoot the lock
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off to get out. Then he probably didn't set the fire after all,
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not if he was locked in the basement. Not that Marty. Was he
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the one who was supposed to die in the fire, If he was hiding
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out in my cellar, I didn't know anything about it. Just another one
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of those hard angles. Huh. Oh, stop it, Johnny. By
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the way, Uh, what do you want to see me about? See
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you boy? What do you mean? Well? Yeah, the nurse said
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you've phim in the hospital, said you wanted me to meet you here?
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You mean you didn't come on, Joe, let's get back there. Sure,
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that's why she wanted me to meet her there, to get me away
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from that room. And somebody phone and got you away. Elevators coming down,
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now, Johnny. Shorty's the one big threat to whoever's gilly. They
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know that if he talks their tag and get up to his room, I
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thought, Sherman leaving. Yes, somebody phoned. It's the mayor. He
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wants me to meet him across the streets. Anybody up there with Shorty wells?
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Doctor will be back in a few moments. Sherman back into the air.
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A minute. I got to meet six floor another six may I asked,
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what going on here? I haven't got time to go back upstairs.
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I told you you'll have to take time, mister Sherman. It was all
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right to leave. Dollar, surety wasn't showing any signs of coming to Did
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you make sure that that look? Dollar, I don't hit what you're driving?
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Ye? Come on now let's go. Would somebody please let me in
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on this. Let's take a look at Shorty first, mister Sherman, Johnny,
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what happened to the COPO was on duty? Was here in the hall
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when I left. Just a moment ago, I got to walk down to
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the Did you leave that dora jar mister Sherman, No, no, of
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course not. Come but quietly, are we interrupting something? May Alliance?
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Well? What do you do with that pillar? Nothing? Nothing? I
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wasn't doing the thing we were holding a down over Shorty his face out of
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the way. I think you were Shorty's dead. You smothered him? Were
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that pillow? No, he was, he was dead when I came in,
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I was. I was just moving the pillow. Dave. Did you
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have to get us all out of this room and then send the police?
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Gud away? Just a mover a pillow? Start? Dollar? Are you
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suggesting? Well, I'm suggesting it for one dollar. I've been sure for
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months that may Alliance was back of the rackets here, but I didn't have
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any way of proving it until now, Perhaps until now, Mayor very well,
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don't move any of you them. Oh no, wait a minute.
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That gun isn't really your ansom. Mayor. There are three of us.
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You know you can't get us all. Tell me something. Why did you
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have ed Blake killed? Wasn't he one of your own boys? I can
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tell you why now that Blake was going to pull out of the rackets dollar
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and spill the whole setup to me, that was the reason for that fishing
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trip. Then it must have been Marty who tipped off may Alliance. Sure
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sure, it figures she loved that racket money that it was bringing home,
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and surely was was in town with a grudge against that already. It was
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real convenient for you, wasn't it, Mayor, As a matter of fact,
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Dave, it was very convenient. Then Shorty hit out in the cellar
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of Mary's house until she decided things would be less complicated if she locked the
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cellar door and burned the house down. Marty was a weak link, you
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might say. She stayed back, Dave, are you better give me the
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gun now? No, get back to what he says, Mayor, you
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haven't a chance. I'm warning you tell her if you try. I hear,
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but I doubt if you can go over there, drop it and go
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off. No thanks, Now you got us getting away. What don't you
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never stop being akout that we don't you try it six floors down? Yeah,
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well he got out of being prosecuted. As a matter of fact,
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there's nobody left to prosecute. You want a bit. She was still sitting
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there in the lunchroom across the street from the hospital, and she'd heard what
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had happened. I knew it the second day, and I walked in from
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a half smile of triumph on her face from the way she greeted me,
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Too bad, Johnny, You should have taken my offer because I don't need
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your help. Now your company's going to have to pay off. I'm really
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in the clear now you are. Huh. And poor Dave when nobody left
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to prosecute, he still has you, Marty accompliced to your husband's murder.
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Aunt Johnny sure he died without talking. May Lyons is dead. No witnesses,
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no case. Sorry, Marty, there is a witness. Oh who
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you? What are you talking about? What's that paper? Well you intended
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it to be an insurance claim, but actually it's more of a confession signed
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and witnessed. What you are over anxious, Marty, and you fell it
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out in complete detail. It says we found my husband's body at the foot
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of the stairs. That's right, that he'd been shot and killed with his
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own gun. True, isn't it. That's what happened. Yeah, But
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this claim was in the main office of the insurance company less than twenty four
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hours after your husband was killed. The police didn't find out he'd been shot
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with his own gun until two days later. Real neat confession a Marty expense
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account at him twelve three hundred and ten dollars and forty five cents incidentals in
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Greensport and transportation back to Hartred Expense account total five hundred and sixteen dollars and
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twenty cents end of account and of report remarks Marty Blake never was able to
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explain how she knew about that gun. She sure tried. Yours truly,
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Johnny Dollar. Now here's a start to tell you about next week's story.
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Before I do that, please let me say thanks to all of you who
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are so kind about writing and telling us how much you like Johnny Dollar.
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It's a very gratifying experience. It's encouragement to all of us who are involved
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in production of the program, and we appreciate your letters more than you know.
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As always, I'll try to answer you promptly, but sometimes the mail
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does pile up. In any event, Thanks, thanks very much for writing
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next week. A yacht that wasn't there and a man who wasn't there.
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They never were, but that's where I found them. Join us, won't
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you? Yours truly, Johnny Dollar? Yours truly, Johnny Dollar, starring
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Bob Bailey, is transcribed in Hollywood. It is written by Les Crutchfield and
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produced and directed by Jack Johnstone. Heard in this week's cast where Gene Him,
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by Amigo Marino. Be sure to join us on Monday night, same time
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and station for another exciting story of yours Truly Johnny Dollar, Roy Rowan speaking
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welcome back. Well, that the only thing I didn't like about the end
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there was that we had that detail of the confession, but he didn't really
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catch it until crunch time. Still, I thought it was interesting in the
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mirror as the person involved, I think was definitely a was definitely as a
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good stroke you could the one. The only thing that gave it away to
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me was that the mayor was the only one he didn't question for whatever reason.
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I also thought the part about where at the end where he thanked people
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for their letters was really nice and definitely speaks well for him that he actually
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personally answered letters sent to the show. Well, now we do turn to
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listener comments and feedback, and we have a tweet from Justin who says,
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how many episodes of Johnny Dollar do you have left? Of Bob Bailey,
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Well, we have twelve more weeks. We're going to be doing these multi
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part stories, and for Bob Bailey himself, we have after those twelve weeks,
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one hundred and eighty episodes, give or take, so we'll be listening
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to Bob Bailey for at least close to another four years. So a lot
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of great programing ahead. Well, now it's time to wrap up the very
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last Carter Brown case. Kudos for calling part four Carter Brown Mysteries, Adventures
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and Excitement and Suspense, based on the best selling novels by the slick storytelling
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sensation Carter Brown. I had lived up to my reputation the smart private eye
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Joe Karn, a clever character. I'd found the girl I was hired to
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look for, Helen Duisburg Daisy, and I had come to Tuluth for Mailer's
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Club, the Arabian Nights. I figured that was where he was hiding hell
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and I was right. But what I hadn't figured on was someone else who
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was looking for Helen, A smooth guy called Earl Courtez who appeared in the
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dressing room with a gun. Please do not make any trouble, mister Kahan.
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For one thing, I should have to shoot you, and for another,
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we have your girlfriend was with you at the table, and her safety
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is dependent on your behavior. Okay, curt Is, looks like it's all
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yours. It certainly is. Stand quite still, please, mister Kahan.
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You are probably carrying a gun, and I would feel safer if it were
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in my position. That's better. Now what now? We will wait in
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the corridor while Missus Jewsburg here gets dressed. Then we will take a short
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journey. Please be quick, Missus Jewsburg. That's right, mister Kahan,
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just stand in front of me while we wait. Tell me certain how did
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you find out that Helen was here at the Arabian Nights? I have my
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sources of information, mister Kahan. Where's your sister in this You will see
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her shortly at the moment she is taking care of your girlfriend. Oh,
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you don't sound very pleased about that, you are quiet? Rights can be
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rather unpleasant. Ah, you are ready, Missus Chewsberg. Explain me.
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Now we will go. Court has directed us to the back door. There
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was a car outside with the man at the wheel. Hamma and I were
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piled in and the car drove to a house on the outskirts of Tulouth.
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It was a big house, big enough to scream in and not be heard
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outside, which was bad Courts, and this man whose name was Hugo took
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us into the living room. Joe, they got you. I'm afraid they
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did. Daisy. You are right so far, so far is correct,
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mister Khan, Well hello therein is How is your sex appeal making that these
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days? Huh? I have other weapons when sex appeal fails like this.
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You know where I'd have picked you for a knife artist. There's something sharp
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about your manner. I am very good with a knife, mister k good
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enough to stop your joking forever. H We are all here now, aren't
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we. Let us get on with it. There are you? Still one
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more person? Who commness? I'm here, Diane. Hello, Joe.
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You look surprised, but of course you didn't expect to see me until Joe.
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So that's it. That's how Court has knew where to find help,
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Mad luck, Joe, old spare you know no one that you knew?
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Court has an assistant all about the way they work. But I don't get
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it. Once behind the door. We will leave that part of it for
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the moment. There are more urgent things to discuss. The money. Who's
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got it? You missus Jewicsburg, and don't make the mistake of trying to
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keep it from us. My dear, you wouldn't want us to get nasty.
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Where are here, court Is, I can tell you who's got the
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dough. I have you, mister very well. Where is it? Oh,
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tut tut. You disappoint me. Your technique is as crude as Mailer's.
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And that was the way he approached the self. And I am not
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in the mood for fully. Let me get at him all. I will
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make him sing like a canary. Seeing that my ex client, Miss Clutterbuck,
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is batting in your league, it leaves me minus a fee. I'd
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still like to draw a check for services rendered, say twenty five thousand,
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Say five twenty five is only twelve and a half percent. When you remember
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that I'm holding the money, I figure my fee is matteringaness. I think
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we can get better terms from mister Kahan. Would you like to demonstrate your
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skill on his girlfriend? It would be a pleasur I have several interesting accomplishments
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with the knife, mister car call it okay, I'll tell you, Joe,
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They're not kidding, Daisy. You are a wise man. Mister Kahn.
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Where is it. It's in a safe deposit box in the bank.
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I mailed the key to myself at my office. Fin in that case,
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there is nothing to keep us here into loot any longer. It will take
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us a day to make the trip back by car, so we will get
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started at once. It was a long and uncomfortable car ride. Once we
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reached the old hometown, curt Has dropped his pal Hugo and me outside my
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office and then went on you go, kept close beside me all the way
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to the bank, and then took charge of the silver box with the two
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hundred thousand dollars. Twenty minutes later, we were in the living room of
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a mansion where Curtiz, Diane, Ines, Helen and Daisy were waiting.
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Ah, you got it, You go fine, Let's make sure it's all
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there, eh my ideal, Diane, of course, open the box.
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You go. Well, it was a roundabout way of finding it, but
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thanks to you, Joe found it. We have. Yeah. Just tell
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me one thing to satisfy my curiosity. What is this doan? Where did
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it come from? I'm quite happy to enlighten you. It came from England.
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What for a payoff? Our English friends, represented by Missus Clutterback.
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Thank you, mister Courtons have cooperated with us, and this was our share
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of the proceeds. What kind of record makes this kind of dough in England?
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America servicemen, there are quite a lot of them permanently stationed in England.
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With the help of Miss Clutterbuck's associates, we have established a complete monopoly
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of the gambling in the camps. I see it figures and Dewisburg must have
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been one of the servicemen on your pay off. He is clever, isn't
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he? How come the money was left with him? I can explain that,
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Joe. You see, one of our problems was getting our American friends
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percentage out of England and into the States. That was where Carl Dewsburg was
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invaliable. Also, we thought a serviceman coming home for discharge. The money
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traveled in his kitbag. He and Missus Jewsburg got back. He took a
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job with Club and Chemicals, and then everybody waited. When word came through
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to us that the payoff was to be made, Drewsburg claimed he hadn't heard
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beggured he could keep a dough for himself. Yes, mister Khann, but
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he found his mistake. Didn't you try your persuasive tacticsam here means you quietiness
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to finish the story for you can. We grew tired of waiting. Jewsburg
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suffered an accident. We intended to pick up Missus Jewsburg, feeling sure she
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would have the money. As we now know, she didn't, and she
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realized that nobody would believe her, so she went to Maila. He gave
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her a job at the Kasbar, and while she was there, she told
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him this story, and mail as a golden opportunity to grab himself two hundred
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thousand bucks almost out of the air exactly. He sent Missus Gewsburg to his
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club into luth while he started looking for the money. And that is where
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you came into the picture. When our English associates heard about it, they
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were embarrassed. They sent us someone to help us find the money. Die
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and with your help, Jerdia, we find it. So that's it,
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huh. I seem to have done a nice job for everybody, especially for
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me. Mela. Watch them I hank anybody moves and they get lead poisoning.
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I Soviet neglect the cash horse corders saved us a lot of trouble.
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How did you know we had it? I on the Arabian Nights and toe
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looath. Remember I got worth with Missus Deusburg there and suddenly disappeared. I
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put two and two together and my answer came to two hundred thousand dollars.
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You day when the shooting starts, dropped to the floor, follow me.
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You're all washed up? Cordes finished? Am I? You on that she
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wolf's sister? Yours? A she wolf has tea for She's gonna might on
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the floor. Daisy, make for the door, Joe. You think they
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saw a scroll. I think they were too busy playing targets with each other.
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Daisy, hit up those stairs. See if you can find a phone
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and cold hiding at homicide. Tell them to get out here fast. I'll
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make it fast, Honey. I figure the shooting is nearly over all,
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right, Joe, but take care of you. Don't worry. This is
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one time I'm not playing hero. Let them fight it out for themselves.
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Well, so that's the whole story. Huh, brother, what a massacre?
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What about Helen Newsburg? Bullet in the arm? She'll be okay.
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She was lucky with all the gunfire, she could have been killed like the
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rest of them. Courtiz, his sister, that hood of his Hugo,
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the Clutterbuck, Dame Mailer, and his pal hank Brother. They'll only be
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standing room at the morgue this week. Well, I came out of it
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with a whole hide, for which I'm grateful, but no doe for which
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I'm not. No. I only got four hundred dollars from dying Clutterbuck,
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and I spent what was left to that on the plane face to Tulouth.
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The taxation boys will take care of the two hundred thousand. They'll call it
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part of cortez undeclared income. But you should get ten percent for laying information.
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Harding, you've brightened my day. You've brightened min gum shoe. When
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I tell the Chief that Cortez is handed in his ticket, he'd be so
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pleased he might even smile. The homicide boys took statements from Daisy and me
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and then let us go. She had a kind of predatory look in her
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eyes, so I made a quick excuse and headed home for my apartment.
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But I wasn't getting off so easy. Hello, you think you're getting away
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from me? Joe Kann. But you'd better think again now, Daisy,
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I told you no, you can't dodge me anymore. The case is older.
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You've got no no one, which means you're doing nothing. Yeah.
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Yeah, but but I need rest, honey. My nerves a shattered that
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my brain's tired up. Well, I've got a nice cozy atmosphere already and
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waiting for you. I'm all primed for rest, relaxation, and romance.
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I'll expect you at se Oh heck, how can I get out of this
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lot? She's right eye. You haven't got anything to do with me.
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I had a new case to start on. It nok okay, coming,
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yeah, mister Kahn, private detective, that's me. I'm sorry to come
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to your apartment instead of your office, but it's urgent. I'm in trouble,
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mister Kahan. I need help right away. I'm prepared to pay your
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usual fees if you can start work right now. Lady, consider me started.
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Well, it's like this. I shot my husband exactly thirty five minutes
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ago. This is catt A Brown. Well, he wanted a new case
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to start on. I had to give him my but I think he should
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have stuck to Daisy, don't you Anyway, Let's leave Joe Kahn and concentrate
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on my next book, which I've called Love Me Lieutenant, about a hard
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work coup who finds himself framed for murder. So this is Carter Brown saying,
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so long for now be seen in Kudos for Khan. You heard our
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star Grant Taylor as Joe kh Carter Brown mystery theater, based on the best
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selling novels by Carter Brown, is dramatized and directed by Morris Travers for Grace
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Gibson Radio Productions. Welcome back, well, our hero. That's all there
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is to say. I would and this one was okay. It wasn't as
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good as the last one. But Dacent and I do have to announce it
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that I misspoke last week. Last week I said we were not going to
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have a Wednesday show next week. However I re examined and while we will
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have a week like that, this isn't it. So actually we'll be continuing
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on and introduce you to Manhunt, which was a short syndicated series, and
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we'll tell you all about it. So Manhunt will be the second half of
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Fridays starting next week and for the rest of the period where we're doing two
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shows on Friday, well that will actually do it for today. Join us
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back here on Monday as we start a new Johnny Dollar story. And next
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Friday you'll want to be u sure and listen for the first episode of Manhunt.
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