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we do with all donations of seven dollars or more. Now it's time for
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today's episode of Johnny Dowler. Sit back and enjoy the Chesapeake Fraud Matter,
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Part three and Part four from Hollywood. It's time now for Bob Bailey as
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Johnny Doller. You, Brian, missus Doller, how are you this morning?
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Not so good? I didn't sleep very well. How'd you do?
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I think I have about what you want on John Rudon. Well, if
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you haven't, I can get it from missus Rudon. What I thought you
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didn't want to tell her about the report that her husband might still be alive.
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She knows she overheard us talking last night. Oh well, what do
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you want to do? I might as well look at what you have and
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get this over with. How about an hour from now? I'll be waiting
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for you tonight and every weekday Night. Bob Bailey and the Transcribed Adventures of
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the Man with the Action Packed Expense Account America's fabulous freelance insure Investigator George Truly
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Johnny Dollar expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the Universal Adjustment Bureau
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of Baltimore, Maryland. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation
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of the Chesapeake fraud matter. Expense account Item six dollars and a half one
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collect telegram from Denver, Colorado. I have located Frank Bowers as per your
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request. Cursory investigation discloses little evidence that would lead me to believe he might
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be the John Ridden of Baltimore. Looks like a handbone to me, Johnny,
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what do I do now? Signed George Hanley, George Hanley Investigations,
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Incorporated, Denver, Colorado. Item seven two dollars same thing telegram from me.
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Things are about the same way here, Sit tight, I'll see you
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in a day or two of Johnny. Once the telegrams are out of the
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way. I walked three blocks from my hotel to the office building of Hugh
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Brian. It was an impressive place, full of lawyers and doctors. Hugh
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Brian looked a little haggard when I saw him. It took me a while
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to get all this together. Half the night. That wasn't that bigger rush.
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Oh, get it out of the way. The sooner you have what
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you need, the sooner you can make sure, and the sooner I won't
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worry about it anymore. Did you talk to Elizabeth yet today? No?
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Just last night. Oh, I thought maybe she might have called you this
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morning. I'm so sorry for that girl. Well, don't feel too bad,
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mister Bryan. We both did everything we could to keep the report that
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her husband might be alive from her. Awkward as it was. I know,
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I know, I still don't understand it. I guess well. A
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man named Coombs, an insurance official, thinks he saw Reardon in Denver last
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week using the name Frank Bowers. He's sure that Bowers was Arden. If
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he turns out to be Reared and the insurance company has been taken for twenty
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thousand dollars they paid to its read just to set you straight. Let did
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make Elizabeth party to a fraud and John Lord knows that's silly, silly,
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I'm not. Yeah, Well, here's what I have. Nah, this
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is one of the last pictures taken of John Reardon. Have the negatives?
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Yes, here, and these are some vital statistics on him. The physical
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part I got from his doctor. He stood in examination about a month before
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the accident. This is the doctor's name here. Yes. Now, these
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other things are in his background and education. Here a copy of his marriage
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license, birth certificate. How did you get hold of these things? Well?
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I handle a lot of business for John, file a lot of his
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papers for him. These were just packed away. Took a while to find
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them. Hey, a copy of his fingerprints? Would those help more than
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any of this other stuff? Fingerprints aren't standard papers in anybody's file. What
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John went in the army, He did some engineering work the proving grounds in
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Aberdeen and he was finger fitted there. He was a guy at the time.
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He had a set of his own blown up and put on the wall
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in a picture frame. You know, just a joke. I dugged him
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out of his personal things. Now, then here's a copy of his financial
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records, tax returns, and whatnot. I spent about an hour in Ugh
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Bryan's office going over material it would help me in the investigation. The pictures
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and fingerprints were the most helpful items. After I had finished, I went
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back to my hotel, packed my bags and checked out expense account item eight
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three hundred and ninety eight dollars. My hotel and incidentals in Baltimore and plain
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Fair to Denver. I got there at nine in the morning, the air
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crisp, thin and full of sunshine. I run in a car at the
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airport and drove into town. Half an hour later. I was talking to
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my detective friend, George Hanley, pod you like Denver, Old Pal,
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I haven't been here for a few years. Doesn't look the same. Bigger
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and better. H They're thinking of putting up buildings as big as those mountains
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over there. I love it, so's the wife. I'm glad you ought
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to try a place like this for a while, Johnny. I want to
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find yourself a girl and settle down. Lets us settle down, Georgie,
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Oh sure, how'd it go? You ask me to look in at Frank
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Bowers. I looked into him as much as I could without talking to him.
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They are Johnny, his bank account, his friends, his troubles,
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his enemies, everything. How about his police record, one traffic violation two
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years ago, Never been in any kind of trouble around here, gets along
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fine with everybody. Well, tell me about everybody, Georgie. His laundry
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man, the milkman, the guy who tends bar in his neighborhood, the
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man he buys gas from. I talked to all of them. How about
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the people he works for. Well, he don't do much of that.
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As far as I can see. It's gotten offers downtown. Calls himself a
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consulting engineer, goes there once or twice a week to pick up his mail.
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Woll No, that's a very nice way to be able to live.
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Is he starving to death, Georgie. No, He's got a good bank
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account, makes regular deposits. Money comes from a New York bonding firm.
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He owns a little two bedroom house out beyond park Hill. Paid thirty eight
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thousand dollars for him. Wow. Sleeps in one bedroom, uses the other
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one for kind of studio. Shut us around with clay oils and according to
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the nosey dame who lives across the street. He tries to write, how
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about his friends? Lots of them? Pays his bills, gets drunk now
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and then normal. Tell me about his wife. He hasn't got one,
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lives alone. Find out who he goes with, Georgie. No, as
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much as I could find out, he doesn't know with any enemies or the
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guy in the cleaning shot hates his guts, Bowers doesn't like his shirts with
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stars. Did you check out the residency business? As far as I could,
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he bought that house out in park Hill in nineteen fifty one, paid
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cash for it. Record of the sale gives his former residences Toledo, Ohio.
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Well, how long has he been a resident here? As near as
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I can figure, and this is just rough four or five years ago.
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The first financial transaction was the house he bought. The next was a car.
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He could have been here a long time before that, though, Well
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the time element would fit for Radon. What do you think, Georgie?
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I think you're probably wasting a lot of money investigating this guy. He doesn't
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seem like the kind of man who's high out from anybody here. Look at
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this phote on. Is this Frank Bowers? Yeah, yeah, I'd say
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so. Five eleven one seventy, olive complexion, no scars, no glasses,
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brown hair, about thirty five could be him from that. Yes,
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this is a picture of John Ruden and the description is Rudens. What do
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you want to do? Now? Keep on it. I got George Hanley
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busy making a check with some people in Toledo who would find out whether or
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not a Frank Bauer had once lived there. Then I took my rented car
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and drove out to the address Hanley had given me. It was in the
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east side of the city, near the airport, a one story frame house,
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a fifty three mark in the driveway. I'm looking for mister Frank bars
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Oh who are you, Johnny Dollar. I'm Frank bark Well. I'm an
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insurance investigator. Mister Bowers, I'd like to talk to you. Oh,
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come on it, thank you, take a chair anywhere son. You might
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just making a routine check, mister Bowers thought perhaps you could help me.
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I don't know anything about my neighbors, if that's that kind of thing.
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No, I'm running down a report that came across our office in Baltimore.
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Ever been there, mister Bowers? No swell placed on Chesapeake Bay. Well,
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I like dinner. What's this all about it? Well? Do you
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happen to remember a few days ago when you were at a place called the
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Ship's Tavern that's in the Brown Palace. This was the last Friday, to
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be exact? Should I remember when I do steal an ash tray or walk
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out on a check? A man from Baltimore was there that day, mister
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Bowers. His name was Kombs, Paul Coombs. You met him, did
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I? Yes? Right at the bar? You had a drink or two
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with him? Well, I might have. I don't know whether to admit
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it or not. What are you kidding it? I don't understand it.
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I know it seems confusing. Maybe this will help. Take a look at
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this now. You must admit you look a great deal like them. And
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in that picture. Yeah, I suppose I do. Well, I'll be
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done. I'd do it that this could be a picture of me. That's
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why I'm here, mister Bowers. You see, the company I represent ensured
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the man in this picture for quite an amount of money. His name was
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John Arden. He was lost in a boat accident in Chesapeake Bay five years
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ago. The mister Coombs who met you at the bar here last week thought
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you were John Rierdon I don't blame him, but I'm not close though.
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Now I want to smoke. Oh thanks, thanks, sure. Mister Coombs
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was a lifelong friend of John Ridens. I have his sworn statement here about
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that meeting with you in the certainty of his identity. You do, yes,
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right here? Would you like to see it? Not particularly? I
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understand you went to Ohio State. What year did you graduate? I didn't
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go to Ohio State. Look, what is this? Well, that's what
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you told, mister Coombs. It's in the statement. Oh I remember that
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bird now, oh I might have told him any names to Dolly. You
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know, he's one of those inquisitive kind, real sure himself. Yeah,
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yeah, I remember. Look, don't tell me they sent you all away
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out here from Baltimore. They did on that guy. Say so, it's
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funny. Did you go to college, mister Paris. I'd like to clear
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up that detail. Did you go to college? Well, yes, yes,
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I went to Carnegie Tech thirty six through forty. You haven't lived all
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your life in Colorado, then, where else have you lived. Look,
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do you have any right to ask me questions like this? No? No,
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but you'll help me a lot if you'll answer them. Well, why
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not? Okay, I've lived in New York, Pittsburgh, Kansas City to
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lead around the country. Came here a few years ago. My health seem
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good to my ass. Ever been married once in nineteen forty two. It
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didn't last long. Oh why else? You want to know? If you
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want a hurry, I can come back later. No, no, it's
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not that well. Look, it seemed like a nice guy thatlla, but
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it just makes me uncomfortable answering these questions yours. I appreciate the time you've
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given me All mister Bauer, please understand it's a matter of establishing identity.
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But you know I am. I just told you that's true. I don't
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like this business much. Is there any way you're gonn eliminate it? The
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most positive identification would be from fingerprints, mister Bauer. I'm not so much
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interested in who you are as improving that you're not John Rierdon. If you
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volunteered a set of fingerprints, it had saved me a great deal of work
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and you a great deal of trouble. Well, sure. One we drove
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downtown together that George Hanley's office and used the portable fingerprint kits. I took
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a complete set of Frank Bauer's prints he attached. I thanked him for his
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time and trouble, and he left. If he was trying to cover something,
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it certainly wasn't apparent from his conversational reactions. There had been a moment
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when I was sure he wasn't Frank Bauer. On the other hand, I
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was sure that he wasn't John. That cuts it, Johnny, right,
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thumb and index princes don't match at all, not even close. George,
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and I thought I was getting somewhere. I found out he was never in
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Toledo, or at least never registered or licensed as an engineer. Well,
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these prints do it when you're going home, Johnny, I don't know.
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There's no reason to stick around any longer. This is crazy. He approved
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your case with the print. He was too anxious to help me prove a
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Georgie. You ask any ordinary man on the street two personal questions about himself
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and he'll tell you to go jump with the lake. He asked him for
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his fingerprints. He's able to smash here, So get on him, stay
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with him twenty four hours a day, get a couple of other men.
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It'll cost your money and get busy. Expense a count item nine two hundred
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dollars detective service. I didn't believe Frank Bauer's I didn't believe his background,
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and most of all, I didn't believe his fingerprints. Johnny Deller, this
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is Western Union, mister Della, message for you from Baltimore, Maryland.
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Okay, go ahead, received your air special regarding investigation of the Chesapeake matter.
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You've proved Frank Bowers of Denver is not John Ridden of Baltimore. Fingerprints
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don't lie. Therefore logical to believe John Ridden really did come on home.
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Your expenses are running too high. That signed Pat kellaher Universal Adjustment Bureau.
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Who should I mail this to you? Now? That's all right? Can
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I send an answer? Pat kellahare Universal Adjustment Bureau of Baltimore, Maryland.
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Fingerprints don't lie, but people do all the time or all sorts of reasons.
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It may be finished as far as your concerned, but I'm just beginning,
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Love Johnny. Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Doller to the Universal
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Adjustment Bureau, Baltimore, Maryland. The following is an accounting of expenditures during
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my investigation of the Chesapeake fraud matter. I'd sent out to prove that jarn
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Reardon had not died back in nineteen fifty in a boat accident on Chesapeake Bay,
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to prove that he was still very much alive and the person of one
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Frank Bauers currently living here in Denver, Colorado. Everything all I could learn
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of the man's history, reports from his neighbors, friends, even his fingerprints,
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everything indicated he really was Frank Bauers. And yet, for some fool
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reason or other I wasn't convinced. Expense account continued, Item ten sixty three
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bucks for one overcoat. Denver can be a very cool city when the wind
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comes in from the north and it decides to snow, almost as cold as
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the damp wind off Chesapeake Bay on a certain day back in nineteen fifty.
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Hi, Hi, and George, how's it going well? I watched Bowers
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house from six last night till two this morning. He read a book last
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night in the living room. He made a phone call, and then he
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went to bed, And then I went home and went to bed. How
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many men. Have you got working? Two others beside myself, we're keeping
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an eye on Bowers around the clock. I go on again at six.
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Okay, good I don't know why, Johnny. Isn't you a guy?
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And you know it? Fingerprints proved it. We can watch him from now
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till doomsday and nothing's gonna change that. Oh look, don't you start,
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Georgie. H I got a wire from my home office this morning telling me
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to close it up and come on home. Why don't you close it up
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and come on home? I like to make go I'm in the private detective
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business, but I hate to see an old pal doing a lot of work
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on nothing. Why don't you shut up? Sure we can go on like
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this forever, can't we? Johnny? Ah, goodbye, Johnny. I
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walked around the streets of Denver, trying to enjoy the sights, but mostly
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I wasn't enjoying anything. I was thinking about the whole case from beginning to
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end, and my only reason for hanging on and being stubborn about it was
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the fact that Frank Bowers had been too anxious to cooperate, too anxious to
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help me prove so easily that he was not John ridden, and then something
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else happened. He got anxious once long. Yeah, mister dalla is Frank
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Bars, Oh hello, didn't tell me where you was stopping, phoned everywhere
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in town. I wonder how you made out made DONI yeah? With my
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fingerprints? Oh yeah, well they don't match at all. Oh then I'm
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not your man, Yes not, mister Bowers. Oh, I was just
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curious. Didn't hear from me after you took the sample of my prince.
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Oh that was pretty nice of you to help me out. How can I
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thank you? He couldn't buy me a drink if you want to. Hey,
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you're on all right Mitia's six at the ship's tavern. It was the
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voice of a confident man again, an over confident man, the kind of
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sandbags in a poker game, who knows about a boat ride and a horse
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race, and so help me. I knew I was right about him.
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Expense account of tideum eleven fourteen dollars booze for Frank Bowers and myself and the
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ship's tavern the same bar. Incidentally, we're a week before a close friend
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of the deceased John Arden had run into Bowers and sworn he was John Riddon.
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When Bars came in, he was followed by George Hanley. As per
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my instructions, I saw George pick a stool at the far end of the
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bar. Up. I suppose you'll be packing up leaving the old Male High
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City pretty quick? Now, did I say that, Frank? No?
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No, But I just suppose it, ill, don't you? Oh,
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I haven't decided yet. What do you think I should do? Huh?
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I said, what do you think I should do? How? Maybe I'm
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just kidding myself, But you don't seem like the kind of fella you should
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be somehow, I don't nah. Now, you were too nice about answering
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questions when I came out to your house the other day. Too nice about
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letting me fingerprints you so I could compare the samples with John Reardon's prints.
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Too nice about calling up and asking how it all came out? Came out
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bad? Thank you? I'm a pretty nice fella. Yeah, that's what
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the book says. Book. I had a private detective friend make one up
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on you before I even got here. Friends, enemies, money and whatnot.
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All very nice, of course, it is. You know what your
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trouble is, Dolly? You you don't trust anybody. I'm nice fella,
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and you don't trust me. You don't believe what you see, believe the
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fingerprints don't match. If that's what you mean, you're the bird. I
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don't believe. Hey, should I get sorry? If you want to,
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I'm not gonna. You know why, because I'm a nice fella. Sure
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you are, But you want to get mad when a man calls you a
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liar. You didn't I meant to. You're a liar. You know why.
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I'm not a nice fella all the time. I can't like to hitch
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you in a face or something. Right now, you're kneeling, am I.
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I think I better call up a girl I know. I see what
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she's doing for dinner. We'll see if she's got a friend. No,
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No, here too nasty friend? You said, ty auto made drink.
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I'll be back in the gyppy. He's a little drunk. Sure he is,
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George. He's also worried any particular reason for getting him that way,
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Johnny, Yes, he's using the booth in the lobby. Scoot out there
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and see if you can get a line on who he might be calling right
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A long ten minutes later, Frank Powers came back to the bar. He
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was weaving a little when he got on the stool next to me. George
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Hanley followed him back inside and took his place at the end of the bar
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again. Yeah, she's busy. Took her a long time to tell you
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that. She's a girl who takes a long time with everything. Oh what's
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your name? Man? What's your name? A gird? He dis called,
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Oh, Rading reading, But here's the Rada. Come on, drink
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up. You might have to eat with me. I don't want to drink
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to Rading. I don't want to have dinner with you. What do you
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think of that? I thought you were a nice fellow. Remember good place?
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Hey, Johnny, you may have something with this bird at that?
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How comes George? That call? He just made long distance to Baltimore?
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I got that much. He said he'd never been there. I didn't know
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anyone there. Keep an eye on his charging. You bet your pal?
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Hey, hey, Frank, Hey, Hey, look what's the matter?
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Friend? I just left you? I thought for good maw. Come on,
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I'll buy you dinner. You buy me nothing. Dalla go on back
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to Balmore. Why don't you? Why? Why don't you go back to
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Baltimore. What's that supposed to mean? Just what it means? Well,
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and maybe we'd better talk some more. Fine, my car isn't a lot
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here. Okay, you're after me, and well, let's say I met
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you yesterday to get some facts. Let's say I drank with you tonight to
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find out what kind of a guy you are. I've done most of the
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talking up to date. Now it's your turn. Well, I don't know
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whether I got anything to say to you. I'll make up your mind.
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Would you folk suppose words? Jan ridden, I'm not, but suppose I
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were. I can't tell you what a court would do about an insurance fraud.
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Na. You just a clumsy ox thumb laurn some answers, and you
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haven't got any. He'd get out. Oh he's a very handy, Phillip.
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I didn't want to interfere, Johnny, stay on him, see where
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he goes, what he does. Georgie, hurry you all right, pal
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shure, hurry. I wasn't all right at all. Frank Bauer's was not
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only big, but fast, and he caught me off guard. I went
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back through the hotel hobby up to my room and lay down on the bed
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and I waited for the phone to ring. Sooner or later it'd be George
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Hanley or Frank Bauer's tale reporting some development that had solved the whole case.
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But the phone didn't ring. Nothing happened, no one phoned, no one
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came by. I went to sleep. About one o'clock the next morning,
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George Hanley called and asked me how I was feeling after the punching session in
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the parking line. He reported that Frank Bowers had jumped in his car,
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driven straight home, and gone straight to bed. Expense account item twelve forty
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eight cents postage cost a meaning a sample of Bower's fingerprints to Washington, DC.
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At eight o'clock that night, I had another phone call. Hi,
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baby, this is George Hanley. How do you feel Okay? What's up,
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Georgie. I'm still keeping my eye on Frank Bowers. He's nervous,
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all right. I've been staying in the house all day. I can see
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him walking back and forth in the living room. He mustn't have smoked the
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package of cigarettes every hour as he used the phone. Yeah, yeah,
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it looks like long distance stuff again, you know. Placed the call hang
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up, then wait for the operator to call back. Possibly Baltimore again,
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possible? How about it? I'm thinking, I'm thinking, where are you?
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Right across the street from his house? Be right out. The heater
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in my rented car wasn't working that night. I remember that part very well.
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My feet and hands were numb with a ten bal of weather when I
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flicked off lights and pulled up alongside George Hanley, stationed across the street from
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Frank Bower's home. It's some weather. Yeah, how's a borer doing?
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I think he's got a visitor with him. No journey must to showed up
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while I was calling you, big guy wrapping an overcoat. I've seen him
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move around the room a couple of times, George, what's going to shake
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him up? I'm tired of all this. You think he's ridden? I
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don't know, but I want to wind it up one way or the other.
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Okay, I want to wait for his friend to leave. No,
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oh, it's a nutty thing. You're the one who's nutty. You already
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proved he isn't John ridden. That's all you wanted. I know. I
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know. Now I want to prove I'm getting old and crotchety and don't believe
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what I see in here? Beare with me, Georgie. True, you're
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crazy, but I love you. Hey, h visitors leaving make him no
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an overcoat and I had on much to go on. He's down. The
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gun of the man in the overcoat had gone off a couple of more times.
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The nearest bullet came six inches from me without my gun. I'll like
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could do was hug the ground for cover and try to stay out of his
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line of fire. The shots defened me for a moment. When my hearing
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came back, I heard someone very close to me. It was Georgie.
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He was dying. There'll be another exciting episode in our story of the Chesapeake
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fraud matter tomorrow, Tomorrow proof that an insurance case is one thing, murder
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of a palace something else. Tomorrow they'll wind up join us, won't you?
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Yours Truli Johnny Dollar. Yours Truly Johnny Doller, starring Bob Bailey is
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transcribed in Hollywood, written by John Dawson, it is produced and directed by
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Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join us tomorrow night at same time and station
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for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Doller. Roy Rowan speaking Welcome
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back. I have to appreciate on some level, Johnny doll are deciding,
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you know, the insurance company who's paying the bills may be done with s
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but I'm not kind of an odd approach to take. But he is our
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hero, so we'll allow it. I also have to appreciate the drama here
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that's set up with the death of Johnny's friend. Uh, you know they
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you know, obviously they have they have time to kind of develop our interest
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and appreciation of the character, particularly over a couple of days worth of shows,
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and this is going to be, I think a very interesting wrap up,
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and I hope you'll be with us on Friday to see how it all
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shakes out. The only negative thing I can really say about this episode is
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that Johnny's recap in Part three of the events so far, it was probably
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the least subtle of any we've heard so far. All Right, Well,
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as I said, Friday, we conclude the Chesapeake fraud matter. As we
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continue, Carter Brown call for our columnist tomorrow. We will be back with
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