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Detectives dot net. Well, we're running down to the last few Johnny Dollar
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cereals. Uh so, let's go ahead and take a listen to today's episode.
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This one's the Picture Postcard Matter Parts one and two from Hollywood. It's
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time now for Johnny Dollar, Tom Wilkins and Global Casualty. Johnny. Oh,
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hi Tom, how are you doing Lowsey? Right now? I've got
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one big headache, one hundred thousand dollars headache. Try an icebag and go
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back to bed. A bag of ice had cure me, all right,
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but not the kind of ice you're thinking of. One hundred thousand bucks worth
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of uncut diamonds Johnny, they've been stolen and we wrote the policy one hundred
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thousand. It's a fat lot of rots, Tom, and a fat fee
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if you can recover them for us. You interested. Oh, that's the
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understatement of the week Tonight and every weekday Night, Bob Bailey and the Transcribed
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Adventures of the Band with the Action Packed Expensicic America's fabulous freelance insurance Investigator Yours
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Truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar so the
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home Office Global Casualty, Hertford, Connecticut, following as an account of expenditures
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during my investigation of the picture postcard matter expenser account, Adam one a dollar
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and a quarter taxi to the Office of Global Casualty where Tom Wilkins was waiting
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for me. It looks like we're bucking a pretty well organized outfit in this
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deal, Johnny. Where they pulled the job shows they planted out pretty well.
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How did that happen? Tom? And where the diamonds were being taken
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by a special courier from Zurich, Switzerland to Amsterdam they got lifted at the
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Zurich airport. How the airport was crowded the courier was carrying the diamonds in
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a leather briefcase strapped to his wrist, broke out suddenly in a confusion,
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the courier was slugged and the case cut loose from him, after which the
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fight suddenly stopped. Tom, Yeah, it was obviously a rigged brawl.
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By the time the police arrived, the people involved had disappeared with the uncut
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diamonds. Sounds like their timing was pretty good, too good. How about
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the courier? You got a look at the guy who slugged him? No,
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it happened from behind. Anybody in the airport crowd able to describe the
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guys who'd rigged the brawl, No clear description. Somebody mentioned that one of
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the men involved with stocky sort of a bullneck. Oh great, Probably only
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a couple of million people answering that description true. Zurich police turn up anything
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of thing. Well, look, Tom, I'm an insurance investigator, not
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a magician. You better get yourself another board. Whoa Johnny, We got
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one lead and it could be enough if it's on the level. Ah,
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well, that's of it. The robb Ray was day before yesterday. This
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morning I got an air mail special Delivery letter from Zurich. You take a
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look regarding the recent diamond matter. I have information which may enable you to
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recover them for a reward. So I see, and he wants to talk
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to somebody about it. Yeah, and I nominate you. It's signs Sebastian.
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Any idea who he is? None at all? As you see,
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I was to reply to General Delivery in Zurich. I did told him you
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were the one. Uh huh? How do I find him? Oh?
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Read on? You're to register at the Polo Hotel in Zurich. He or
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she will contact you there. You think it's on the level? I don't
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know. Could be a phony, somebody trying to a sin and promote a
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fast Bucket's happened before, sure, and this could be another one. But
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right now it's the only lead we've got. We've got to take a chance
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and go along with it. I can't say I care for the PostScript here
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extreme caution necessary leads me to think, there's one thing you'd better be real
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sure about, Johnny. What's that that you don't get contacted by the wrong
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guy. And so, with the sun sinking slowly in the west and my
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morale slowly following suit, I said goodbye to my cheerful friend and set sail
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for distant shores. It I'm two six hundred and twenty two dollars playing for
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an incident to Zurich, Switzerland. It was a quiet, uneventful flight,
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and I had a lot of time to think. But I didn't much like
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what I was thinking. Whoever had lifted the uncut stones wouldn't exactly like the
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idea of an informant spilling the beans to me, and I had a slight
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hunch I'd be lucky if beans were the only thing that got spilled. My
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plane landed at Zurich in the late afternoon. I hired a cab that's had
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him three one dollar to take me to the Polo Hotel. The city looked
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bright, fresh and clean. It gave me a lift, and the sight
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of a very pretty girl walking quickly to my cab as we were ready to
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pull away from the airport didn't hurt either. Wow. Who, I'm so
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sorry I'd made a mistake. I thought you were somebody else. Yeah,
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that's the trouble with having an ordinary looking face. Well I wouldn't call it
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ordinary, but please, well please, I wonder could I share your cab
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into the city. Oh, by all me, I guess my friend was
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not done that plane after all. Oh that's rough, okay, driver,
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Very good of you. Well, I'm a real prince when you get to
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know me, miss Shafer Johnny Dollar And speaking of getting to know me,
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hey, how come? Oh? I am so sorry, mister Dalla.
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I just remembered something I have to do. We were just beginning to get
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acquainted. I know, isn't it. Look wait you perhaps this will make
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up for it. Well off, and I can't think of a better start
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now, if you'll only eat goodbye? Hey, ilse A. Wait,
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well, if this is the customary Swiss hospitality driver, sign me up.
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Then I realized that Elsa had forgotten her purse. I had the driver cruise
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around a few minutes, but we didn't see her anywhere, so I dropped
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her purse off at the lost and Found office of the taxi cab company,
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then went onto the Polo Hotel. It was in the newer quarter of Zurich,
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on the lower slopes of the Zurich Berg. I went inside and started
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for the desk in the lobby, but I didn't quite make it. Turn
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here please, sorry, I'm heading for the desk, I said, turned
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here. Please. You know I can't say I care for the way you
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keep nudging me in the ribs. That wouldn't be a gun wanted, Yes
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it would now if you will please come with me, okay, mister ware
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to through the side entrance. I'll say one thing I shouldn't expect all the
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reception committees. The first one I like much better? Eh, outside that
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car over there? Hey, look'st it about time you tell me what this
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is all about. No use pintending you do not know the diamonds. Oh
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do you think I've got them? Maybe? I do not think I'm sure
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of it. Well, this may come as a nasty surprise to you,
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mister, but I have no time to waste. She entered your cab with
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a purse, she and ilsa and left without it. And she was sure.
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We say very friendly to you. Oh I remember, and I have
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no complaints, believe me. But she didn't give me any diamond I won
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you. They went in a purse either, They checked the contents and lost
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and found gave into the car. Hey, look this routine won't get you
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anywhere into the car. They take it easy, friend, they're trying to
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poke a hole of my ribs. Okay, okay, right him into the
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car. I jerked the door open suddenly and a knock him off bounce.
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I swung at him, but he ducked and lunged at me. I went
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sprawling into the street in front of an oncoming car. The fenders hit me
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a glance and blow, and I bounced against the curb. By the time
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I could get to my feet again, my friend with a gun had disappeared
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and saw it his car. I wasn't hurt, but it took several minutes
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to convince the very scared cab driver who'd acidentally hit me he should be scared
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expense the can had him four twelve dollars and seventy five cents. Telephone call
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to Tom Wilkins, a global casualty back in the States. I'm glad you
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called Johnny. Any luck so far? No luck, but sure a lot
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of action. What do you mean? Well, First off, an attractive
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little doll shares my cab for a few blocks, plants to kiss on me,
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and scrambles out, leaving her purse behind. What then a strong arm
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collars me and tells me the girl must have passed the diamonds to me in
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the cab, but that doesn't make sense. Well anyway, that's what happened
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so far, plus my almost getting run over in the process. Look,
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Johnny, I knew this wouldn't be an easy assignment, but yeah, I
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know. Don't worry, Tom. I'm still all in one piece. But
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I'm beginning to realize what Sebastian meant in this letter about extreme caution being necessary.
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Has anyone contacted you yet? Not only the aforementioned pair, no sign
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of the Sebastian, whoever he or she is. I still don't understand me,
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do I Either the boys who stole the diamonds have lost them or there's
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another outfit trying to get their hands on them, in which case I'm right
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in the middle. Johnny, Sebastian's still our only lead. You've got to
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give him plenty of chance to contact Yeah, I know, we'll do,
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but be careful. Look, I'm with you, believe me. I went
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up to my room and stretched down on the bed away. Two hours went
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by, nothing happened. Finally I went down to the lobby. Expensive carldem
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five thirty cents. Two English language newspapers. I settled down on the most
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conspicuous chair I could find and waited some more. Still not I worked my
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way through the newspapers fully. Then finally somebody came over to the chair that
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was back to back with mine. I took a quick look. He was
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well dressed, dark wavy hair, medium height, but he paid no attention
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to me and started reading his newspaper. Looked like a wrong guess. Maybe
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I'd have to wait until tomorrow, so I started to get out. Mister
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Dallah, please put your newspaper in front of your face and do not turn
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around. Okay, oh Sebastian who wrote the letter to your company in the
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United States? Ah, it must not appear we are talking to each other.
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Somebody watching. I would not doubt it. So you want to talk
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about the robbery of those uncut diamonds. How do I know you have any
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real information? I will give you proof presently, but first let us talk
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about the reward. What is the amount? Depends on how good the information
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is? Se question. I am talking about the diamonds. Oh, suppose
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I were to tell you that I was in a position to guarantee the return
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go on for twenty five thousand dollars and no further investigation. I will arrange
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for the return of the diamonds. I have the proof that you know what
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you're talking about. Of course, let me see. My back is to
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you. Is it your right hand, which is closest to the wall and
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shielded from the lobby. Yeah, put it down beside your chair. Do
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not take the newspaper away from your face. Okay. Here that's your postcard,
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Yes, addressed to me as you see. The writing is in German.
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What does it mean? It is the equivalent of your American expression having
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wonderful time, wish you were here, f runner? Who's he or she?
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A friend? Look at the picture on the other side, the Cliba
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again, Yes, and inn in the town of Clibach in the Alps,
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several hours from you. Wait a minute, Are the diamonds at the cliba
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again? No, but this postcard is part of the key to their location,
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part of the Oh now looks se passion. This just isn't good enough.
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I can't someone is coming. I cannot talk further with you here.
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It is not safe. Do not worry. I will furnish all the proof
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you need tonight. Now listen carefully. I am going I will leave my
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newspaper on the floor beside my chair. Wait a few minutes, then get
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up, wrap your paper, and when you pick it up, pick up
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mine also. Then on an inner page of my paper, I have written
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my dress come there in two hours. If I am not there, wake
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for me now just a minute, How can I please? There is no
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time for further questions. Two hours mister Donner in my room. Two hours
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later I went to the address. It gave me, a small apartment in
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another part of the city. Now answered, he hadn't arrived yet. I
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went inside and waited. Fifteen minutes went quiet, no sign of Sebastian.
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And then something started pecking away at my brain, A faint sound. I
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finally pegged it a dripping faucet. It came from the bathroom. The bathtub
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was full in it, floating face down was Sebastian. Inspector Herdeger of the
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Zurich Police, Hair Dallar. Oh, yeah, Inspector, I talked to
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one of your men last night. Yeah, when you report the murder of
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this man called Sebastian. Yeah, any line on this killer not as yet,
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we are somewhat at a loss as to motive. Then I think I
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can suppli. So Sebastian apparently had information about the robbery of some uncut diamonds
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here in Zurich, and he was willing to sell his information, but somebody
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called off the sale permanently. So find a man who lifted the stones,
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and we'll have Sebastian's killer. Perhaps you don't sound convinced. It appears quite
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possible, hair Dollar, that Sebastian was killed by a woman. On account
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submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the Home Office Global Casually Hertford, Connecticut
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assignment the picture postcard matter location Zuric, Switzerland, expense account continued itam six
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one dollar even cav fair from the Polo Hotel the police headquarters. Inspector Herniger
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was a big man who moved and talked slowly. One look at his very
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cold slate gray eyes told you his brain was moving a lot faster here.
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Dollar, I believe you told my lieutenant last evening that you were an insurance
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investigator. That's right, I inspected, and that you are in Zurich to
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investigate loss of a one hundred thousand American dollars in diamonds at the airport a
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few days ago. Right, Well, perhaps you had better supply me with
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such background as you may have. Finally, the robbery itself, of course,
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you know, but a fight broke out at the airport. They know
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that it was, as you say, raped to create confusion. Yeah.
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And in the confusion the courier who was carrying the stones was slugged. His
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briefcase was cut away from his wrist, whereupon the assailants quickly melted away into
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the crowd. The exactness of their timing suggests that they were well organized and
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had planned a robbery in some detail. The next day, the company I'm
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representing got a letter from this man Sebastian. He claimed to have information on
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the robbery and will help us recover the stones for a price. And you
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were sent to contact this Sebastian, Yeah, or rather I was sent here
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so that Sebastian could contact me, and did he did, But as it
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turned out, he practically had to stand in line. I am afraid I
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do not follow you. Well. First off, a very attractive young lady
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popped into my cab as I was leaving the airport for the hotel, asked
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to share the cab or Two blocks later, she had the driver stop,
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planted a kiss on me and jumped out. Indeed, you Americans seem to
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work fast here dollar Yeah, I'm afraid I can't chalk up the incident to
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my personal charm inspect Then she left her person in the cab, and I
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gather the idea was to make somebody else think she'd passed the diamonds to me.
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And who would this somebody else be? A guy who jumped me in
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the lobby of the Polo Hotel. He was pretty convinced I had the stones.
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And how would the dead men Sebastian fit in. Well, that's my
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hunch. Sebastian was a member of the outfit who stole them in the first
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place. He could have been trying to play both ends against the middle.
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How do you arrive at that conclusion? Well, look, we know there
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were several members of the group. Okay, so they're bound to take a
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big loss when they fenced the diamonds. They'd be lucky to get half the
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value, which would be fifty thousand through split three or four ways. That
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would cut the shares down considerably. But if Sebastian could engineer the return of
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the stones and collect a twenty five thousand dollars reward for it. He'd be
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way ahead of the game. And Sebastian was secretly negotiating with you, Yeah,
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behind a newspaper in the hotel lobby. He wanted me to meet him
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in his room later so we could talk. I went there. I found
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him in the bathtub dead and he had given you no specific information as to
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the location of the diamonds. Only Di's inspector. It picted your postcard uh
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a klyiback In. He told me clibak was resort village up in the Alps.
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I know the place. The card is addressed to Sebastian, signed by
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if Gruner. He said Grunner was a friend of his. Perhaps the diamonds
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at the Clibachi in. He said no, that this card was only part
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of the key to finding them, and he gave you no indication as to
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what the rest of the key to their location was. No, none at
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all. I gather that's what we were going to talk about in his room
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later. But somebody else apparently had a different idea. Yeah said, look
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you you said over the phone that Sebastian's killer could have been a woman.
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Well, he was struck on the head from behind, but only hard enough
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to stun him. His death was due to drowning in the bathtub. Many
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times in our experienced women have chosen such a method. The woman then could
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be ilso Yeah, or perhaps one of Sebastian's gang who learned of his plans
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very annoying, had many possibilities but nothing tangible. Well, I'm heading for
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that place on the postcard aspector the clyibaki in Yeah. At this point,
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part of a key is better than none. Expense account it am seven sixteen
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dollars and twenty cents American Transportation and incidentals to the cliback in the postcard didn't
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do justice to the place. The village nestled in a little meadow blow some
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towering peaks, oh Bove. It was the inn, a llet type building
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that looked out over the valley, and it was a peaceful scene. A
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few cows in the meadow with jangling bells, a lot of snow on the
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peaks, a sky of startlingly clear blue, and a few wisps of clouds
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nudging the peaks. Inside the inn looked spacious and comfortable, with a friendly
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fire crackling in the huge fireplace and a friendly looking fellow behind the desk.
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Welcome to the clibuck In. Oh thanks, please sign here? Okay,
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thank you? Dollar? Is it? Yeah? Are you the managing Yeah?
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I am other freed your host. Maybe you can help me. I
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am at your service. Take a look at this postcard. That is not
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a good picture of the inn. I had some new ones made. You
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see the lighting is wrong in this picture. The entire Norse things in the
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shadows. Now it's a good picture. Yeah. Yeah, Well what I
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want to know is do you sell these cards here? Not those cards?
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No? I have the new cards. See here's one. See how much
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better? About in the village? Do they sell the old cards there?
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Yeah? I'm afraid so in one or two shops. I have told them
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a hundred times. I will give them the new ones if only Yeah,
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you see it, Yes, it's the lightning. You ever hear the name
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Sebastian around here? Sebastian Sebastions No need to memorize it. Just tell me
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if you've heard it? Please? Is it the first name or last name?
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There? You've got me SEBASTIONI No, I do not remember hearing that
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name. I'll be glad to check my How about F. Brooner He's the
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one who sent the cardis Sebastian Grooner Groom? Perhaps I heard the name in
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the village somewhere, or I see what I can find out. Okay,
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thanks. In the meantime, I hope you will be comfortable here and enjoy
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your visit. Ski you tuipment to set your disposal. Thanks, but I'll
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enjoy my visit a lot more if I can find F. Bruner. Okay,
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okay, yeah, Oh, I say I'm looking for a trap named
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Dollar. I was supposed to be occupying this room. I'm Johnny Dollar.
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You you are certain reasonably what a pity. Well, I'm sorry, old
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man, but there's not very much I can do about it. Oh,
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I didn't mean that, I say you must forgive me. Well, I
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mean, well, you see, I used to know a trap in London
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named a delightful fellow. Really incidentally, I'm Jeffrey Harris. We had ripping
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times together, hot jolly for him. And when I heard that a trap
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named Dollar had registered here at the Inn, well, naturally I thought it
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must be oh Bunny Bunny, Yes, old Bunny Dollar. Oh Bunny was
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just a dick. Nickname. You see, that's reassuring, Harris. You
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know there is a bit of a resemblance. You wouldn't mind a chance to
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be his brother or cousin, would you? No? Well, after all,
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Dollar's a bit of an odd name, and I know I'm sorry.
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If you'll excuse me, I'm on my way downstairs. Oh splendid will sell
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am? I? Oh, there's quite a coincidence, is listen? Running
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through in this way? I mean you're absolutely sure that you don't know Bunny
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Dollar this, I can guarantee. What a pity. He's really worlds of
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fun. Oh yes, I can imagine. What's there? Oh? Nothing,
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I just brought an old friend over at the bar sela Harris, Oh,
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I say so, I can see your pointo man. Well, hello,
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else, it is Ilsa Shaeffer, isn't it. You're the one,
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that's right, Johnny Dollar, the one you shared a cab with back and
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sorry. Yes, of course, what a coincidence, isn't it? Incidentally,
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Johnny, I want to thank you for turning my person. Was foolish
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of me to leave it in your cab. Just an oversight, huh,
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But yes, of course, I mean you didn't buy any chance leave it
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in a cab on purpose, of course not. Why would I do a
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thing like that? Oh? Maybe so somebody else would think you passed something
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along to me in that cab besides a kiss. I suppose I shouldn't have
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been so impulsive. Oh, I didn't object to that, But I did
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object to a muscle man jumping me and acting like you had given me something?
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What was I supposed to have given you? You don't have any idea?
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No, honestly I don't. Okay, what about that ride for the
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time being? Mind if I ask what you're doing here at the club again?
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Oh, this is a favorite spot of mine. I like to ski.
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Oh, you don't thing convince I really am quite a good skier,
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Johnny. As a matter of fact, I plan to go skiing in the
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morning. Would you like to come with me? Well that might be pretty
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interesting. Just a minute, I'll go check with out. I'll see if
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I go a bar some skis. Be right back, all right, Johnny?
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Oh her dollar? Now? I am enjoying your stage so far?
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Just fine, out of fine. A look about that girl over at the
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bar while I'm shifa A most attractive young lady, No, a most attractive
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young lady. Yes, that seems to be a favorite part of her.
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I'm very happy to hear that her dollar. I suppose she comes here often.
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This is her first visit to the climbarkin You sure about that? Of
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course, I would certainly remember a young lady like her. Yes, this
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is her first visit, but I hope it will not be her last.
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Don't count on her, I don't so. Elsa was lying about coming here
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all time. That could mean she'd lied about a few other things too,
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like leaving her person in my camp. And accidentally, she might have been
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trying to make it look like she'd passed the stolen diamonds onto me and let's
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take the heat off herself and whoever she was working with. I remembered what
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Inspector Huninger had told me that Sebastian's killer could be a woman. I went
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back to the bar. Did you arrange for the skis? Yeah? Yeah,
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I guess I'm all set good tomorrow morning? Then I were well,
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I had in mind the north slope, But perhaps you would not like that?
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Why not? Some people consider it too dangerous. Oh, I don't
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think I should worry about the danger, do you? After all? Elsa
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I'll be in the best of hands. Thank you. I'm sure you'll take
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good care of me. I will certainly try to. Johnny. Now here's
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our star to tell you about tomorrow's episode of this week story Tomorrow. Well,
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skiing is a strenuous sport, so it was hunting put them together,
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and it's liable to kill you. Join us, won't you? Yours Truly
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Johnny Dollar. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Bailey is transcribed in Hollywood,
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written by Robert Rife, it is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone.
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Be sure to join us tomorrow night, same time and station for the next
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exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking welcome back. Well,
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I have to say that I love the setup here classic. I like
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the picture postcard as the big insiding clue here, so I think will be
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fun. It's somewhat of a you know, almost stereotypical setup, but the
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setup is so wonderful. You know, you get all the suspects together,
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and you've got so much misdirection going on, and we've got another three parts
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to get this all resolved. All right. Well, I do have some
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listener comments and feedback Kara, who supported the show, just had a simple
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keep up the good work. Thanks Adam. And then I have a comment
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from Facebook Joshua rides In, Hey, Adam, since discovering your podcast,
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I love the Old Time Dragnet show and I'm a huge Jack webfan, and
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I also love the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio. My favorite is yours,
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truly, Johnny Dollar in the lineup. Thanks for bringing old time radio
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that I did not know about. Well. I hope we continue to discover
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a new series for you. That's definitely a big goal that we go for
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on this show. So appreciate your comments so much. We will be back
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tomorrow with the Casebook of Gregory Hood and we'll continue on with a picture postcard
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matter on Wednesday. In the meantime, send your comments to Box thirteen at
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from Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Grahamson and off