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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Lonely Hearts Matter, Parts Three and Five (EP1087) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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But without any further ado, let's go ahead and get into part three of
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the Lonely Heart Matter from Hollywood. I'm now for Johnny Dollar, ready with
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your call to Hartford, mister Dollar, Go ahead, please, Johnny.
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What's up? Funny, Dave? The Wells girl was right, her father
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was murdered. We just got the autopsy report. He died from a dose
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of ground glass. And I'll put a stop order on the insurance claim.
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It was filed this afternoon on something else, Dave. A man died in
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Saint Louis about two and a half years ago. I wonder if you'd have
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mutual record service check and see if he was insured. His name was Walter
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Maberley Burke. Burke. Yeah, I know. Jonathan Wells widow was previously
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married to Burke. They were married at the time of his death, and
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he also died suddenly and mysteriously. Holy Smoked just called her murdering Mabel.
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Oh you have met her, Dave. She's just a sweet old lady who's
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had a little bad luck now and then, and she regards death as the
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doorway to a greater and more glorious life. Oh well, that sounds very
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noble. They would if she didn't keep slamming the door tonight and every weekday
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night. Bob Bailey in the transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed
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Expenser, Cord America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigator, Ours Truly Johnny Dollar. From
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Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location Chicago to the home office Northwestern Surty Company,
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Hartford, Connecticut. Assignment the Lonely Hearts Matter expense account continued rightam. Eight
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seven dollars and sixty five cents dinner for normal Wells myself. It was brought
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up by room service and wead alone in my suite holm. I didn't feel
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like facing the dining room. I was still trying to figure her out when
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she'd come to me with a claim that her father had been poisoned by her
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stepmother for his insurance. I'd tagged her for a jealous, hysterical kid,
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and that's still what. But now with the autopsy report, and it was
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more than that, she was right. Jonathan Wells had been poisoned. And
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again when she told me someone was hanging around her apartment, I only have
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believed her. But by now I was about ready to believe anything. I
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sworn. I couldn't eat a bite. Well, you needed it. You've
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been going on nothing but nerve that'll still be till this is all over.
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Well, it shouldn't take long. Now that autopsy report gives us the green
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light. The police will move in now and we can put the pressure on.
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It's such a terrible thing. But why six months ago when she married
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him, she was planning this? Right then? It looks that way,
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all right. My father was always so good to her, Yes, and
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to that worthless nephew of hers, Burton Creeley. What kind of a mind
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does a person have, mister Dollar, to do a thing like she did?
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Well, it hasn't been proved yet that she's the one who did it,
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Miss Wells, No, but who else could have? I don't know?
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More coffee? No? Thanks? Well, whenever your friendish, we'll
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take a taxi over to your apartment and pick up whatever you need and then
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get you a room here at the hotel. I don't think you're in danger,
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but I imagine you'll feel a lot less nervous here. I will,
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and I do appreciate your help and kindness. Mister dollars, I got it.
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That's part of my job. Only this time. When you check in,
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you go to your room and stay put. What do you mean?
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When I came back from talking to Mabel Burke, Max Lancer from the DA's
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office was waiting for me down in the lobby. He said he'd phoned here
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to the room five or six times, got no answer. I was here.
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I heard the phone, but well, I didn't know if you wanted
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me to answer. He sent a bell boy up to knock on the door.
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I must have been in the shower. I was here all the time.
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Don't you believe me? Any reason I shouldn't believe you? Are you
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through reading? Yes? Okay, let's go expense account out of nine a
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dollar and eighty cents taxi from the hotel to norm Ols apartment. Night had
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fallen over the city, and the tall buildings of the Loop shimmered above the
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noisy blaze of lights, Laughing groups of early dinner goers johnstle through the scrambling
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packs of late shoppers, auto horns blaring jazz newsboys traffic whistles. Hurry,
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hurry, hurry. Yesterday never was, tomorrow is only a dream, and
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today is nearly gone. So hurried up and let's get going. We'll sleep
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when we're dead. Like Jonathan Wells on his cool marble slab in the city
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Morgue. It's apartment. See the next door on the left right, Have
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a key here somewhere? Sure you locked in? Oh? Yes, I
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always it's not locked. Well you were scared when you left it? Maybe?
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No, I remember locking the door? You sure? Yes? Now
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it's what is it? Mister dollar? Come on in? Oh? Oh,
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Lex says, Oh, you've had visitors, Miss Wells. Oh place
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turned upside down? Why would anyone want to do that looking for something?
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Probably? I don't know. I suppose you look around see if you notice
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anything missing. It's no use, mister dollar. I've gone through the whole
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place twice now, and I'm certain that nothing's been taken. But they had
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to have some reason to break in here, go through everything this way.
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Well, I'm positive there's nothing missing, all right, there isn't There isn't.
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Well do you suppose that coffee is right now? Oh? I think
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so? Come on in the kitchen, I guess you'll believe me now.
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Somebody was hanging around here earlier today. Just wish I could figure out what
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they're acting. Looks plenty strong. There's sugar there on the table. I'll
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get some cream from the refrigerator. Don't bother on my accountant. I don't
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get black, well, not me. I use plenty of boat, lots
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lots of cream, and two heaping spoons of sugar. They must have had
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a reason to break in here. If it wasn't to steal something, then
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what was the reason. Sugar looked funny? Doesn't make sense at all.
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I guess I got to keep it covered sugar, I was saying, it
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looked funny. Yeah, wait a minute, maybe they broke in to leave
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something, leave some Yeah, here, give me that cup and the spoon.
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What are you doing? Look, and that's funny. Didn't even dissolve.
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The sugar dissolved, all right? Well, then what's that in the
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spoon round glass? I phoned Max Lancer and had him send over a policewoman
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to accompany normal Wells back to the hotel, get her checked in and stay
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with her overnight. Then I call the Whales residents. The old lady answered
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the phone herself, and I asked for her nephew, Burton Creepy. She
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said he wasn't in, so on an off chance, I took a taxi
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to the office of the Rendezvous club, Lonely Heart's Unlimited. There was no
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light showing behind the transom over the door. The door was unlocked. I
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fumbled around for a light switch, but somebody beat me to it. Put
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your hands up. Wow, at least I've found you in this time.
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What are you're doing it? How are you put that gun away, Crely
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or are you gonna use it? You'd better take the safety off. First
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safety, What are you doing? All right? Let's go over Craly.
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Thanks. You think you'll get away with this? Mister? You're crazy.
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My mistake the safety was off. Sorry to rough you up, but I
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don't like people who go around pointing guns at people without any reason for it.
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You broke in here, that's illegal entry. I'll have you arrest.
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Why not? Why not? The phone's right behind you. Who are you
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anywhere? Shohanny Dollar. I'm a special investigator for the Northwestern Surety Company.
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What I imagine the name is familiar to you since they're holding a fifty thousand
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dollars life insurance policy on the lake Jonathan Wells, with your aunt Mabel named
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as beneficiary. What are you doing here? Looking for you? As a
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matter of fact? What for? I wanted to ask you why you sneak
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down through the door there the other day in the office when I was here
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earlier. I don't know what you're talking about. I'll knock it off,
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creally, you got in such a hurry you left your cigar burning there in
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the ashtray, the same brand you're smoking right now. I thought you were
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a bill collector. You knew who I was. You were listening there at
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the door while I talked to your secretary. I wanted you run out,
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all right, all right, I didn't know who you were, mister dollar,
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but whether you're a misinterpreting thing, no kidding, and well way,
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I was late for an appointment. I didn't want to get tied up.
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I figured you could find out anything you wanted to know from my aunt.
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I saw no necessity for talking to you. I see, where have you
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been since then? Right here most of the time and the rest of the
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time. What difference does it make? You went over at normal Wells apartment
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by any chance. Are you kidding? I'd test that girl? Why so?
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Because she's a smug, self satisfied little phony. She's too big for
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a breeches. What makes you think i'd be hanging around her? Somebody was?
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I don't get Somebody broke into her apartment this afternoon or this evening and
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turned it upside down. She hasn't got anything I want. They didn't take
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anything. They broke in to leave something. I found some ground glass planted
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in her sugar bowl glass sound familar? What are you getting at? You
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mean you haven't heard about the coroner's report on Jonathan Wells? No, why
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what has that got to do? Wells died from a dose of ground glass?
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I mean he was killed murder. I don't imagine he ate this stuff
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intentionally? Do you? I can't believe the police aren't having that. I
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just can't imagine anybody such a nice guy. He always got along fine with
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everybody, including you. Yes, we've got to be good friend. What
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about his daughter Nova? I don't really know. She we're top and moved
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out a month after Aunt Mabel and Jonathan were married. Why jealous? I
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guess she couldn't stand it to see her father paying attention to anybody but her.
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Did they quarrel much? Jonathan never quarreled with anybody. No, she
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just seemed to go around with a mad on most of the time. She's
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a rare one, that girl. What do you mean, Oh, she
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seems to think of herself as a princess or something. I understand you made
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quite a play for at first. I suppose she told you that, did
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you. I tried to be friendly to her, that's all. I don't
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know what she chose to call it to, Doll. I'm engaged to miss
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Tipler, the girl that works here in the office. What do you do
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for a living? Mister Creedley, take care of this correspondence club. Frand
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Mabel got sort of a hard condition. I can't work to her. I
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see, you know, it might be a good idea if you checked in
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with the police. They'll probably want to talk to you or who do they
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think did it? Well, they haven't arrested anybody yet, but there are
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a lot of straws pointing in one direction. What direction, George or Aunt
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Mabel? I'm afraid but that's ridiculous. She may be a little vague,
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not quite all with it, maybe, but She wouldn't do a thing like
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that. They're out the framer, that's what they're doing. Well, sent
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a motive, mister Creeley. But what about his daughter? She stands to
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gain by all this, she inherits the estate. Maybe she faked that burglary
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planted the ground glass in her apartment herself. Have you thought of that,
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mister Dollar, Yeah, yeah, I thought of it. Now here's our
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star to tell you about tomorrow's intriguing episode of this week's story. Tomorrow,
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another murder comes to light, another link in a long chain, and an
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old lady weeps for the wasted years. Join us, want you Yours Truly,
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Johnny Dollar. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Bailey, is transcribed
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in Hollywood, written by Less Crutchfield. It is produced and directed by Jack
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Johnstone. Be sure to join us tomorrow night at the same time in station
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for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking welcome
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back, Well, I'm part four of the series. Johnny. I learned
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a key fact from Dave, and namely that was that Mabel's first husband,
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Walter, left her fifty thousand dollars insurance policy and Johnny gets curious if there
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might have been other husbands. Shares this information with Max from the District Attorney
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office before going up to talk to Mabel, and apparently she had a somewhat
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rambling conversation and then Johnny tells her about the ground glass, which was responsible
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for her latest husband's death. She says this ridiculous that he would have known
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it, and then goes into something about death being in the stars. Well,
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this is going on. Johnny gets a call from Max who says that
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they have found out that Walter Burke died of consuming ground glass. So first
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husband died of this as well. So when Johnny hangs up, Mabel collapses
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in pain. So that's where we're at. Widow two husbands who died exact
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same causes, collected exact same insurance payout. Then she collapses. At the
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end of part four, and what happens we'll find out. It's time now
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to go back to yours truly, Johnny Dollar and the Lonely Hearts Matter,
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Part five from Hollywood. It's time now, poor Johnny Dollar, Max Lancer
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Johnny in his office, how is she pretty weak? The hospital staff are
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doing all they can for her. But they don't give her much hope.
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Has she been able to talk, No, not yet, maybe not ever.
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It was ground glass, all right, the doctor sure of it.
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Now seem as her husband. Why, Johnny, Why, I'll guess with
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you. Maybe she figured we were closing you on her, the game was
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over, and took this way out. We had nothing on her, max
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suspicion. That's all we were going on. She'd had two husbands in the
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last three years, both of them died from the effects of ground glass poisoning,
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and both times she goes for fifty thousand dollars insurance. That's all we
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had to go on, and it wasn't enough. But maybe she didn't realize
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that. I can give you a better theory. Okay, somebody trying to
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murder her tonight and every weekday night. Bob Bailey in the Transcribed Adventures of
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the Band with the Action Packed expens Account America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigators, Truly
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Johnny Dollar. From Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location Chicago to the home office
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Northwestern Surety Company, Hartford, Connecticut. Assignment The Lonely Hearts Matter Expense Account
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final page Item fifteen two dollars and sixty cents sandwiches, cigarettes, and incidentals,
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which I had sent up from a lunch room across the street from the
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hospital. It was evening again now I'd spent the whole day in the line
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down the hall from the room where Mabel Burke Wells was fighting for her life,
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fighting and slowly losing. I tagged her as a murderess, responsible for
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the deaths of two of her husbands, But then she herself had been struck
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down by the same poison, and now only she had the key to the
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puzzle, the key she might never give up. Doctor. Oh, hi,
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creating any change it my hand's condition. No, No, I just
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talked to the doctor. If anything, she's even weaker. She didn't even
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recognize me. I've been in the room off and on all day. She
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didn't even know I was there. Wow, she's in pretty bad shape.
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Sit down, you're like a little rocky yourself. I feel it. And
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Maybel's been a real mother to me. It's just quite a shock. Yes,
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I mentioned, doctor says it's the same thing that killed Jonathan. Yes,
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that's right. Well that doesn't make any sense, mister Dallas. They
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tell me something, did any one't come to the house to see your aunt,
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either last night after Lancey left or this morning before I got there.
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As far as I know, why do you think someone might have I don't
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know. She'd already gone to bed and I came in loudly this morning.
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It's possible, of course, but I don't believe anyone did. She never
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had any visitors. She's always been a lonely person. Actually, maybe that's
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why she started the Lonely Hearts Club. Yes it was. I suggested the
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idea to her as a loved it. Why couldn't she and Jonathan's daughter,
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Norma Wells get along. She's a strange girl. I spoke to Jonathan about
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it once, but he just laughed it off, said Norman just had too
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much possessive. The two of them have been alone until he married your aunt.
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Mister Dollar. Yeah, well, the police think that aunt maybe killed
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him, don't they. They've got some pretty strong reasons for thinking so,
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and the way she is now dying, and I suppose they think she did
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it herself. It's possible she did. Is that what you think? Oh?
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I'm not sure. I am. Oh, come on over as well.
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I didn't want to interrupt, just making conversation. You two know each
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other. I guess, yes, Well, I got a cup of coffee.
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I'll see you later. I can't stand that man, So I gather,
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how is she not much change ary? Just sitting in that hotel room
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wondering what was happening. She hasn't been able to talk. No, not
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sure. I don't understand it. My father died less than two hours after
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he was first stricken. Difference in constitution, maybe different, though unclested.
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That's the way I feel. I can't help it when I think of my
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father, so kind and gentle, murdered in cold blood by that. If
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she did do it, then why this? You mean the same thing happening
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to her? That's right the most Maybe if she's capable of it or fear,
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I don't know why. Maybe she's insane. I always thought she might
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be. Oh, she's sane, all right, as sane as any of
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us. And what do you think happened to her? Oh? I don't
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know. You probably never will know. She'll die without talking, and there
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will never be any proof. That's a possibility that worthless nephew of hers will
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collect the insurance. I suppose that's not my department but under the circumstances,
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I think he'd have a legal claim. It's horrible to dalla. What is
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a nurse? She's conscious and she wants to see you. She was a
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dying woman I could see at the moment Noma Wells and I walked into the
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room. I sent the nurse to find her nephew, Burton Creeley, and
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he slipped in quietly. A few seconds later. The old lady lay back
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on her pillows, smiling to herself as usual, bright eyed with a last
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burst of false vitality. Death was only minutes away. All of us knew
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it, and you know it too, My gracious. All of you looks
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so serious, but it was nice of you to come. Keeps a body
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from feeling notes. You see your strengthen, m missus Wells, what on
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earth for body can enjoy the last few breaths? You might as well not
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be living. Please you please meet Burton Creeley straightening your tie. You look
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afright, my, it's certainly nice to see you here. Norman well I
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always said to Jonathan, it's just a crying shame that Norman and he can't
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hit it off better. He just laughing. Missus wall be quiet, young
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man. Now what you're after all due time? It's a matter of fact.
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That's why I wanted to see you. I've been in my senses for
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the last hour, but I just didn't let on. I wanted a chance
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to think I'm about to die. You know, maybe don't talk that death
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is only the doorway to a more glorious life. And remember that, mister
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Dawler, I didn't do it. I know. I finally came to that
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conclusion myself too late. You mean you're not surprised. No, well,
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at least it's a help that I don't have to convince you. I'm afraid
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I won't have that much time. What are you saying? You heard me,
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Noma? I said I didn't kill Jonathan. Why I was much too
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fond of him to do a thing like that. Who did kill him?
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Missus Wells? That's what I was puzzling over for the last hour. Then
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when I figured it out, I had to decide whether to let sleeping dogs
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lie. I see that justice took its costs, and but I remembered how
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kind Johnath had it been decided. And Mabel, don't try to talk any
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more. Those chocolatespect that you gave me this morning. How that was an
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awful naughty thing to do with Burton and now you have to be punished for
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it. Wait a minute, missus Wilson, Jonathan Walter too, and they
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were always so nice to you. I just can't understand why you did it.
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Mister Dolla. Yes, you take Burton in hand, give him,
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give him a good talking to, explained to him. Miss Wells is she
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yeah, Well get your hands up, Dollah. One move from you and
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Normah gets a pull up right in the back. I remember one thing,
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Dolla. I'm taking this high and mighty here along if they get me,
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then she goes to The door was solid built to west. It took me
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several minutes to smash it open me. The nurse in the court had said,
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creately and normal Wells had gone down in the elevator. I grabbed the
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floor phone and called the main desk in the lobby. They said some man
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and the girl had just stolen an ambulance from the emergency driveway and headed west
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onto the Lake Shore Parkway. And at that moment Max Lancers stepped off the
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elevator. Show me what's going on? Back you come, Max, Come
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on, we could hear the ambulance siren for a while somewhere up ahead of
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us. Then we lost it. Max kept the red light flashing and the
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accelerator on the floorboard. This phenomena needle edge passed eighty five, touch ninety
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and hung. There. We were nine miles park cars, the crowd gathering
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in the air, and he was rolled over against the bank where Robbie,
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I'm the crew, got out of it. They ran in the brush.
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There he's hearing the goat. Take these high, Johnny, aug around the
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other eight right, Max, and watch yourself. The undergrowth was heavy.
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A mass of dark shadows slashed here and there by beams of light from the
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headlamps of the cars on the road above. Max disappeared into the night and
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I moved on along. Minutes passed. Then a car light shifted slightly and
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I saw them only a few yards away. Crouched against the tree. He
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was holding the gun pressed against the side. Hold it down. Your finished,
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Creely, you better give up. You know what I told you.
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Why go, she goes Johnny, he's going to kill me. I was
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holding my gun at my side, but I didn't dare lifted. Try to
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waigm it one false move on my partner pulled the trigger blast of life on
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an Oma Wells. Then she struggled slightly, tried to pull away from him.
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I had a one second chance, and I took it. Are you
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all right? Yes? Is I'm all right? I didn't have time to
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call a shot. I had to get it off fast. Yeah. Looks
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like it caught him in the heart. Expense account had him sixteen two hundred
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and thirty one dollars and twenty five cents. Hotel on Incidentals in Chicago and
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transportation back to Heart forrider. Expense account total four hundred and sixteen dollars and
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forty cents. End of account and of report remarks, a heart with a
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bullet hole in it. There's a real lonely heart. Yours truly, Johnny
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Dollar. Now here's our star to tell you about next week's intriguing story.
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Next week the callicles matter, which is just another way of saying the Greeks
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had a word for it. Join us, won't you? Yours truly,
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Johnny Dollar? Yours truly, Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Bailey, is transcribed
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in Hollywood, written by Les Crutchfield, It is produced and directed by Jack
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Johnstone. Heard in this week's cast were Lucille Meredith, Mary Jane Croft,
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Virginia Gregg, Hervella's, Howard mcneer, and Stacy Harris. Musical supervision by
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Amerigo Marino. Be sure to join us on Monday night, same time and
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station for another exciting story of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, Roy Rowan speaking
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welcome back. A nice hard boiled closing line for Johnny in this case.
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The Solid story by Les Crutchfield gives us a really solid looking cast of suspects
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here. I think that it wouldn't have really surprised me had any of them
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done it. The daughter, the nephew, wore the wife. It all
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seemed pretty plausible. Plus, I think Johnny Doller is pretty clever and keeping
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the audience on their toes. A couple of weeks back, of course,
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in the Laired Douglas Douglas story, they basically worked to trick us into not
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noticing that the old lady was the murderer, and in this one they worked
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hard on pointing out so many clues to show us that she was the murderer
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when she wasn't. So an interesting case and an interesting outcome, I'll be
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glad that we actually have only one more of these lost episodes series, and
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that lost episode is going to be a Part two and it'll be several months
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from now. Doctor Tim will return next Friday, and then once that's finished,
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we'll finish up the Carter Brown mysteries. All right, Well, that
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will do it for today. We'll be back tomorrow with the lineup, and
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then on Monday join us for yours truly, Johnny Dowler. In the meantime,
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