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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Sea Legs Matter, Part Five and Manhunt: Story of the Accusing Violin (EP1177) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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coming up, we will wrap up the sea Legs matter, and then be
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sure and keep on listening as we'll bring you the series Manhunt, and we'll
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have some details on that in a little bit. But now it's time for
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part five of The Sea Legs Matter from Hollywood. It's time now for Captain.
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Thanks for returning my call. Yeah yeah, listen, captain, I
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need your help. Can you get a plane down here for me? The
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one we brought has been wrecked? And if how were you, I'd come
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along with it. A nice chance to add to your laurels, Captain by
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making a couple of arrests. Yeah, one of them. Kill it to
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night and every weekday night. Bob Bailey in the Transcribed Adventures of the Man
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with the Action Pact. Expense account America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigators, Yours truly,
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Johnny from Special Investigator Johnny doll a location San Juan del Peril. The
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Universal Adjustment UROL Hertford, Connecticut. Following is a final accounting of expense isn't
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report on my investigation of the Sea Legs Matter? Expense account out of eighteen
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one dollar American phone call to Captain Jose Ramrige to the Federal Maritime I still
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can't spell it, call it the Coast Guard. But a lot of things
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happened before I could make that call, Like the fast plane trip that we
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made the San Juan del Peril, and the hope of finding the yacht the
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Sea Legs despite a big insurance plane based on its alleged loss at sea,
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Like the fact that our plane was wrecked for us by one Douglas Landfaerd.
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It's quite a big claim based on his alleged death at sea. Like our
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discovery of the yacht carefully altered and repainted in an old shipyard. Our discovery
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of Raymond Gonzales, a member of the crew who was supposed to have gone
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down with it. Oh, no, asking, not until I revived his
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Gonzales character and make him talk well well, Hanny Landsley John, not particularly
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I want her to take no. I guess you wouldn't. So you found
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the Sea Legs, did you ask your help? You? Oh, then
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you're familiar with Oscar Patrick Vladimir Pascuaro. Ask him the chiling money? Is
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that? Please? Please? How did you say such a thing about that?
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Just shut up? Thank you? Nice job you did it. Disguising
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the Sea Legs, missus landthare I Oscar hadn't shown me where to find is
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my Asben, I would have it out to sea again and you close on
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the new phone. Yeah. Sure, one of the oldest games in the
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business. And in the meantime you would have collected one hundred and fifty thousand
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dollars on a supposed loss, in addition to a quarter million on your husband,
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Douglas. Why did you have to come along, John, I'm afraid
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you asked for it when you fired your claims four hundred thousand dollars. We
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had to we were in trouble. Oh sure, because you spent every nickolouse
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you can get your hands on. No, you inherited the estate. I
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told that just two Well, that ain't the way I heard it, and
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I don't intend to believe it any more than I believe a couple of things
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you told me on the plane down. If you don't understand, nobody has
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to lie. Remember how you're sobbed as you told about the last radio contact
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with your husband, when, as you put it, you could hear the
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rocks grinding away at the hall and the water pouring in overside as he desperately
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fought for his Well, I heard it a little different for Loscar The radio
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signal was suddenly cut off. That's all, no fancy sound effects, nothing
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oscar and what rocks by the way that smashed the sea legs. I flew
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out to the Baldero Islands and tried to find them. They were as non
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existent as the records that should have washed the shore on the Baldero current.
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I'm beginning to see some things. John the mate or skipper or whatever you
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want to call him, who was supposed to have been with your husband,
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has been lost with a bold room on Gonzales. Well, as you can
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see, he wasn't quick enough when he attacked us here a minute ago,
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and I had a little rough with him. Yes, you are having a
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gun pointing him my back stopped kidding Connie, you know more. You were
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too good for him. A lot of help you were that his knife.
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Yes, I think i'd better have an oscar because I see Connie Lantern made
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a hasty exit from this. But what do you know about that? You
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didn't see her leave. Well, it's so dark in this whole shipyard,
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and I was so worried about your should be plenty were you look? I
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didn't get out. I needed only two things when I came down here,
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asking proofs. Both of oh, I don't get out of this dreary place
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with the talk. There's shut up and listen. I found them both now,
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proof that Douglas Lantern never died in the wreck of the Sea Legs,
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and proof that the Sea Legs was never wrecked at all. Except for a
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couple of details, the case is closed. One of those details is you
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me? Oh, you mean pain for all the unvaluable or help? It's
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awful nice, I ask her. I'm going to lay the cards right on
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the table, and the money I'll find it. Connie Landfair slipped away during
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our little rockets year, but you could have stopped her as easily as you
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could have stopped this Gonzales character from jumping. She she said she had a
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gun bluff She didn't, But you did. Oh, mister, I spirted
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that balls under your left arm the minute you appeared in my hotel room that
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first morning. Well, don't reach for it, because I'm carrying one too,
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mister doll I did. I don't understand what I do now. I've
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wanted from the beginning just why you insisted on sticking so close to me from
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the minute I arrived here Inagua. All right, I will tell you the
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true, the whole truth, even if it costs me a small slight percentage
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of the niches and peas you're going to anybody unesteemable assistance I have been giving
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you. Ask her. You just won't give up with the money. That's
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what it is, the money like I get from all the Americans who Nicaragua,
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only from you. It was not precise in guiding what for all the
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hell like, for instance, the money you've been getting from the landfairs.
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I cannot tell a lie, mister Dollar. I did get some money from
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mister and missus Lander, you know, for various and Sunday services when Thursday
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came here, but by not including the s you see, if I hadn't
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known they would pay you well for the using of my radio license, my
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license training because license, I would never have been able to know about the
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that didn't happen. And so skillfully leads you to the Bodala Islands on all
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the clues that that I you know what I mean, What you really mean,
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Oscar, is that you expected a lot more from them if they're crazy
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planning I collect on the insurance policies worked out sure, Because no, no,
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mister Dollar, no, I was only trying to help you think,
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mister Dollar, about all the things are told about, you were careful not
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to tell me a single thing that I wouldn't have learned anyway. Why did
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you insist right off the bat that we fly to Portagardo, for instance?
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Why apparently they helped me for a small pittance, of course, but actually
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it was to keep me out of the way while Constant Landfair made contact with
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her husband here in San Juan del Para. No doubt you worked that all
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out with her before you busted in on me that first morning. Then when
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we did get to Porto Gardo, trying to prevent me from spotting the current
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would have taken any wreckage from the islands and washed it the shore on the
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sand bar of Porto Gardo if the sea legs had gone down. No,
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no noise, I told you about that strong Sure you did, but only
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because you realized at that point that I couldn't help finding out about it.
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Anyway. You're making a crook out there, making a crook of you.
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Well, I have this little item oscar. When we started to land our
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plane and Douglas Landfair came at us with his car, you know as well,
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as I do, that you could have avoided it kept us from stamping
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off our landing gear and crash. Oh it was nicely done too, so
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that you wouldn't get badly hurt, but still be up and around to collect
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from life. Therefore, oh, oh, miss about, how can you
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even impdicate such a horrible thing? Do my view my own dying because of
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your little suggestion along the way that I unfastened my seatbelt and relax while you
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I noticed that yours tight one thing after another, And finally, of course,
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armed as you are, you not only let Gonzales attack me, but
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you let Conny land for escape as well. And awful money, money,
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that's all you've talked about? How did you figure the collect for all this?
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All? Right, It's true, It's true. All my life,
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in every continuable life, and whatever I have done has been because I love
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money. But I swear, mister, I would have never let them killed
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because I do like I almost even that all the money I could get from
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them ill or whatever you could get from me. Yes, and because of
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such a nice man, I guess I'm not used to being around nice missus.
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Glent, don't be too hard on her. It was all his doings.
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He had such a stronghold over her, the way he teted her.
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Sometimes I almost thought she wished she had gone down in the wreck of the
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book. What are you talking about? She's stone because by now she's so
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far and she has just don't you see? Yeah, I suppose that does
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make sense? All right? What else? That's all? I opened up
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my whole entire heart. Well, mister, for once in my life I'm
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telling me to do. I thought maybe I could sweed you to pay more
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than they could. Then I could be on your side, on the good
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side just a while. But no, and I guess I can only dig
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for one thing I haven't told me why, Douglas Landfair is you must know?
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Or do you? Yes? Well, for maybe enough of a small
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kittens to get out of this country get over it can but you have much
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of a choice this time. You will help me, maybe just a little
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bit, if I tell I'm leaving my hope, mister dollars. So I
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will tell you, mister land giving, mister land Fairy is right here.
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And when I am oscar ready to blow your brains out of what you just
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all this know the insurance and back together care please he has again. Yeah,
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I see so if you ask her, yes, yes, I have
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careful Oscar. And if it is the last thing I do with a man
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who got me into this is quite don't out. So it was after that
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I call Captain Ramirez, the Federal Mari teammates, and that's something I'll want
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that worked and let him take charge. Extradition proceedings for Connie are underway.
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The US courts will have to take over with her and doug Landfair's body is
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being shipped to the States. Oscar his body, well, I left some
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money with Captain Ramirez for a decent burial expense account total eighty five cents.
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Remarks. I wonder what kind of a deal Oscar Patrick Vladimir Pascarol was able
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to make at the Pearly Gates or wherever he was headed. And you know
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something, I kind of hope it was a pretty well, at least I
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hope it wasn't too bad at deal. Yours truly, Johnny Dollitt. Next
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week, the promise of romance in the arms of a lovely girl and the
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thread of a knife in the back join us, won't you, yours?
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Truly? Johnny Dollar, Yours Truly. Johnny Dollar is starring Bob Bailey,
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is transcribed in Hollywood. It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone, who
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also wrote this week's story. Heard in our cast were Harry Bartel, Lawrence
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Dubkin, Virginia Gregg Harley, bear Don Diamond, and Russell Thorson. Musical
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supervision by Amerigo Marino. Johnny Dollar has come to you through the worldwide facilities
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of the United States Armed Forces Radio and Television Service. Welcome Back. Well
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a very interesting episode conclusion, and many fans waited a very long time to
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find out what happened, to find out about Oscar's role and really kind of
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zoom in on the character. I thought it was actually pretty well done.
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While we don't know who played which part for sure, based on the just
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listing of characters, I'm betting that Laurence Dopkin played Oscar because Dopkin always did
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very well with those very rich character roles. We've heard him as Archie Goodwinning.
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Later on, we'll hear him in the role of Ellery Queen. But
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those really fantastic character roles of what I remember Dopkin for the most, I
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will say that I did read on a forum that had the post from when
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it was uncovered. Someone criticized the ending as anti climactic. I didn't see
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it that way. I thought this was a good serial, and I'm glad
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we've got it in the Johnny Dollar cannon. Well, we're going to turn
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now to another series. This one is called Manhunt. Manhunt was produced by
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Frederick Ziff. ZIV was the king a first run send cation program on radio
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and television. Ziv was the producer behind such radio series as Boston Blackie,
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I was a Communist for the FBI, Freedom USA, Bright Star, and
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File Events. He also continued it on television. His ZIB Productions produced programs
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such as a lot of the old radio stars actually Boston Blackie TV show,
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District Attorney TV show, Bee Cordless Archer television show. All were produced by
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Frederick Ziv, as well as one of my favorite crime dramas, lock Up,
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and others will remember Highway Patrol. And the most famous television program that
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ZIB produced was probably on Land Three Lives, that great anti communist show of
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the early fifties. First run syndication was really big and with so many networks
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up or selling spots to companies like rexol or Campbell or Johnson's Wax or the
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Craft Cheese Company. These syndicated shows allowed local sponsors to be able to enjoy
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that same advantage of sponsoring a radio show that so many national companies enjoyed,
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and that was Manhunt. Manhunt was a series of fifteen minute programs, and
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I have to rely on the Digital Deli FTP log information on Manhunt. Manhunt
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first aired on November twenty seventh of nineteen forty three, as best we can
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tell, and continued on for at least twenty eight weeks. Whether there was
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later provinces of the series, we don't know, but twenty eight weeks does
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appear to be the minimum run of the series. This first episode originally aired
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on November the twenty seventh of ninet forty three. And the tunnel is the
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accusing violin. Man, sorry, the accusing violin that led to Manhunt.
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No crime I've been admitted. Yeah, Oh, murder has been done.
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Yes, Oh, Manhunt has been done. Yees God, I think you
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know what you ask positive Haven to be my concert, Danstairs. You meet
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me right out of the country and I'll go. How can I promise that
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my wife? You're you mean nothing to Michael. You know that I love
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you, Michael. She doesn't h remember this. I want you and I
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can't have you. Maybe she won't have me very well. Maybe. Okay,
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I've got the conn There's one thing I can do but I thought of
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before, but this time I'll do it. Just a piece of paper,
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this type of okay by Michael Allison for reasons that concern no one. I'm
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about to take my own life. Please forgive me there now, I'm a
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science yeah, Michael Allison. And no, no, no, I can't
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do it. I won't. I'm not a cod Who's there? Why?
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But gun? Why are you pointing at me? No? No, don't
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come near me? Do stop? Please? Oh. A killer has done
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his work. A man lies dead, murdered. The police will say it's
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suicide when they find the notes and the gun that the murder replaced the dead
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man's hand. Who is to say it is not suicide? Who will find
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the one flaw? Who will start the man hunts? Man hunt and the
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accusing violin where hey doesn't have to leave his laboratory. I'm a cuff too,
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but I take some time off once in a while. Puts it gret
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that not often go up. I got the whole rest of the day off
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as soon as I get your report on that violin of suicide last night?
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Hey, what about it? Okay? From here, everything check on that
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violin of suicide. The Michael Allison says, technically is there? He goes
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with his Technicalli, wait a minute, Drew, don't get any ideas about
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the Allison case. It's the most obvious suicide I ever came across. It's
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obvious, all right. I have just said, find nothing we didn't expect
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Carl Burns, indicating the gun was held close to the head, no finger
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prints except the dead man's. Then the bullet came from the gun we found
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in his hand. Signature on the suicide note, McCoy definitely he signed it.
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Fine, We found the gun in his right hand, the bullet wound
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in his right temple. Everything else checks. It's suicide, definitely, maybe
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maybe, says look through forget it. I finally got myself a pat suicide
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case, complete with note to match, and that's all there is to it.
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The guy killed himself all right themselves? Why? Why? Yes?
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How do I know? You tell him? Why? Patty book? You
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do? It probably was suicide. I don't deny that. But this laboratory
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of mine contains equipment that can mean life to an innocent man, but that's
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to a gilly one. I'd like to use it, all right, so
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you'd like to use it, but not on this case, not anymore.
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That is, Let's have your report. Yeah, thanks so long? Holo
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on bell quickly, Hey Bill, Bill Morton, bring my report back at
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five tonight and I'll sile it. Come on over here, Pat, I
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gotta hutch look at this. You see Allison silent? See anything unusual about
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it? But there is something wrong with the Pat. I bet on it
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all right, So there's something wrong with it. What that had to do
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with Alice from suicide? I'm not sure it was suicide. I may be
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later today, but I'm not now. That's why I started Morton until five
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o'clock. I want to make a couple of calls Allison's widow and Dorothy Barton
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Gall who heard the shot and notified the police. Do you want me with
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you? No? Not when I go to see missus Allison. I want
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you to sneak into the homicide department files and get me all the dope on
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the Barton gal to meet me in front of a home. I'll pony for
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the a bliss. I'll do it, dude, if you just tell me
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what you're driving at. Okay, there's something about this violin that's wrong.
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What it is? Maybe even when I come back here or no, it
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may even be that this violin is proof that Michael Allison is murdered. I'm
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sorry to bother you like this, Missus Allison, but you see I've told
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everything I had to tell to the police. Mister Stephen, Well, perhaps
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this gentleman here, Oh, you don't know, mister Conroy. Who is
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my husband's manager, mister Conray. Mister Conroy, when did you last see
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mister Allison Conroy bye? Last night before he left for the there what's the
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meaning of this question? Just some private investigating and doing it all for the
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knowledge of the homicide department, I suppose, well, not exactly. See,
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I see that it might be a good idea if you're left here at
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once. We really have nothing to tell you, mister Stephens. Well,
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let me be the judge of Adam. I won't be a minute, I'll
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say, you want, I'll call him up right now. I really don't
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see anything to answer questions you've answered enough questions. This man has no right
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question ictus, I have the questions. Oh, I want to talk to
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Protective Sergeant Morton in homicide. Please we'll find out if we have to answer
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these questions and not Warton speaking Wharton. This is John Conroy, the late
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Michael Allison's manager. I'm with missus Allison at her home. One of your
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men, Ruth Stevens this year, and wants to ask us some questions.
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He is not one of mine. Man, he's from the police. Lamb,
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Well, do we have to answer his questions? No, he's got
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more right, he will be there. Let me talk gladly. Did you
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take this phone, mister Stephens, Okay, give it to me. Hi,
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Bill, I feel he says, if he didn't stick me with an
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unsigned report and kept me here at the headquarters for no reason, listen,
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to get out of there and leave those people alone. Alison committed suicide.
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I'll commit murder. You don't come right back down here and sign that report.
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Okay, I'll be back Bill five o'clock. Got an hour yet,
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you know right, you've got an hour. But get out of there and
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let those people alone. That's an order. Drow go on feed it.
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Okay, Bill, don't get upset. I'm going you found out anything yet.
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It isn't five o'clock yet either. All right, where do you want
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about ten minutes? I didn't get your message until half hour ago. Look
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where the Barton girl lives? Yes? Maybe nobody home. Yes, I'm
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sorry to interrupt you, miss bardon. Oh it's violent. Mean I just
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turned. I'm Drew Stevens and this is paticial O'Connor in the place the police.
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May we come in? Yeah, yes, of course, if you'll
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wait a moment while I put my vale Do you mind look at it?
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Person? Not at all. I'll be careful about it. Pretty instrum,
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don't you take? Well? I don't know. They all look like to
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me, look alike you. I'm just an amateur. And Michael Allison Kenny,
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he's violin with a living thing kind I've got it. That was the
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significance of Michael Allison's violin. It's the cloe I needed. What kind of
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a clue? Did you get that? That? This kind of a cluepead.
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Michael Allison couldn't have committed suicide. That's the way we found him.
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He was murdered y'all are all free in the addresing room where we found Alison.
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Buddy, Yeah, and how you talk me into this? But the
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three of them are next door. This is Alison, Conroy and Dorothy,
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but have passed with him too. Who if you made a fool of me
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getting them all out of there? Of you here, of your bill?
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You want a murderer to go flee wid you all right? Everybody quiet place.
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I'm going to try to reenact what happened here last night. Michael Allison
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was sitting in this chair as I'm sitting in it now. He was responding
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about something about her, his wife, Joyce Allison. Jesus, something she
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broke his heart, ruined his my light now. Alison sat here and tiped
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out a suicide note. He intended to kill himself. Oh, he typed
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a note like this, finished it, find it and then something changed his
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mind. Maybe maybe he didn't have time. Maybe it was the opening of
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the door. Open that door with your head. Allison half turned as I'm
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doing now, saw someone standing over him with a gun, stood up,
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but before he could make another move, he was shot. Body slumped to
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the floor. The murderer bent down, saw the suicide note, wiped off
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whatever fingerprints were on the gun, washed it into Allison's lifeless hand, and
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fled. You're conjecture. No one but Allison could have known what happened in
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this room last night. You're wrong, mister Conroy. That was a witness,
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Allison's violin. What are you talking about, Drew? I'll plain that
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later as much I'll tell you now. A new ASCID I developed in my
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laboratory showed a second set of finger prints underneath Allison's on that gun. Your
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finger, Prince missus Allison, you murdered your husband. I sure I didn't.
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I didn't kill it. There were your finger, Prince Missus Allison.
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I didn't kill him. I can tell him I didn' kill him. John
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Yellow, I don't know what you're talking about. I didn't kill him,
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John Conroy, with his idea, Sir, I handed him the gun,
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but he shot by a husband. I wouldn't move if I were you,
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Conrad, Stop pretty strength, take them down a book about the charge's murder,
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prosecuting witness Violin. Don't give me any of that nonsense about a secret
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acid that brings out hidden think of Prince Drew. You made that up.
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Now, didn't you. Yes, I dressed that up, but it served
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its purpose, didn't. But what I want to know is what threw Allison's
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violin jersey. The strings were on backwards the east ring, the highest one,
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which belonged on the extreme right, was on the left, and the
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other strings were reversed too. How did you know the strings were on backwards?
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I didn't know until I take it with Dorothy Barton violin at the house.
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Remember well, the Barton violin strings were normal because miss Barton is right
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handed, saying token, the Allison's violent things were reversed because Allison was left
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handed. I'm beginning to get it now, Drew. I checked and found
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that Allison was left handed. Conray and Allison knew it too, of course,
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but in their hasten excitement into the thought of it, he jumped from
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a left handed violin into a murder. I don't get it. Simple fact.
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The gun they killed Alison was they forced into his right hand, met
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the bullet hole in his right temple. But Allison was left handed. If
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he had killed himself, he'd killed a gun in his left hand. Oh
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you like that? The violin really was a witness. It's kind of you
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recall this part and told us about it. Don't you that Allison's violin lived
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and breathed and talked, well, it talked his kill us right into our
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hands. Welcome back. Well, this is a somewhat average cause and it
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mostly makes sense. The one thing I don't get was the law lawyer trying
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to frame it as a suicide, as that would kind of go against the
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insurance angle, which was the whole motive for the crime. But other than
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that, pretty interesting. The show stars Larry Haynes, and I'll go in
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into a little bit more about Larry Haynes next week. That will do it
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for now. We will be back tomorrow with the lineup. Monday, we
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