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by a special investigator, Johnny Dalla to Home Office Eastern Indemnity and Fire Company,
Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation
of the Antillius firebug matter. Expensive count at one one hundred and thirteen dollars
and twenty cents airfare between Hartford and Dallas, Texas. You're Southwestern States Manager
Jeff Cunners met the ten o'clock flight at Love Airport and drove me down to
your offices on South Aycard Street. There they are Johnny number one, candy
store out Northwest, number two, two family residents on east Side, three
small factory out on Commerce Avenue. Four garage and repair shop out Southwest Grand.
Total claims is ninety five thousand, and it's all yours. These all
follow the same time pattern. Everyone comes Tuesday night around eleven o'clock and that
firebugess naturally lights up all new policies Jeff written within the past six weeks to
two months. It's right. I think hardly gets cold on the premium checks
when it gets all hotted up again, all the claims, any connection between
the policy holders. Can't find one of thre hall in different businesses, different
parts of the city. The whole thing just don't make sense. It does
if the bug is in your own organization. Yeah, that's what Lynn Borchardt
says. Who's Borcher, Detective Lieutenant Arson Division. He's been working on it.
How's he making out well? I got ten men out in the field,
two gals in the office here, lots of alibis to check out.
It takes time. So far, there's no reason to suspect anybody. Those
fires are reason enough. But man, why do anybody want to do anything
like that? Well, when it comes to firebugs, who knows, could
have a grudge against you or the coming, or maybe it'd just like to
see them flame shoot up. H that's as good a reason as any.
Well, whatever it is, we sure got to get this boy, Johnny.
This kind of thing keeps up, I'll be losing my job, my
home, my wife and everything else. I M, what's the time,
Johnny? It's uh forming us after eleven? Wouldn't want to lay a little
bit while this phone's ringing at this time of night? Would you? Eastern
Ademnity? Connors M? Yeah, that's figured. Where'll I get that address?
That's uh, wait a minute, that's seven two five East Westchester.
Yeah, I got it? Yeah, thanks, Lieutenant? Be seen it
number five? Yep, big apartment building out in Westchester. You're sure it's
one of yours. Wrote the policy on it myself four days ago. Well,
let's get out there and have a look. Huh man, that's sure.
I'm gonna yeah, there's another one you're gonna write off. You can
say, oh, oh, there's Lynn bartchit over there. Didn't I be
down here so quick? Let's say what he's got to say. Yeah,
sure, I had, Lieutenant, we got down here right five be readonable
film with Connor. Not much I do coore she cooled down. I won't
be before morning. I lying going to meet Johnny Dalald. Lieutenant Well,
i'll investigators release Johnny this lieutenant land boyt let An. Everything looks like our
firebug didn't waste any time showing himself off to you, mister Dollard, No
question about it being taught well that guy said, I won't be able to
get in there until morning. But when you figure the pattern where that fire
rolled up in the pole, no doubt in my mind. Who reported it?
Fellow my name and Henderson at the second four apartment West called in from
a hallway telephone. What kind of a story did he give him? He
didn't got trapped up there on the second floor, suffering third degree burns and
shocked. He's not in any shape to talk to anyone. You don't know
that I care to be around when he is fit to talk, though,
always as his wife and two kids, they're still in that fire. Someone
Jeff Connors went back to the office to wire his preliminary report to Hartford,
while I stayed around to see if anything would turn up. By one thirty
am, the only thing we'd learned was that our only possible witness, Hendrickson,
had died en route to the hospital. A preliminary check of the record
seemed to indicate that the fire had started in the basement, but it was
still too hot to check into thoroughly, so Lieutenant Borcher drove me back downtown.
I'll dig into it in the morning, Dollar, but I can tell
you right now, I'll find Oh, what's that, Lieutenant, There'll be
four or five hot spots indicating the use of kerosene gasoline, something like that
amount of paraffin drippings. Sounds like a candle's used for a slow fuse.
That's what we figured. Found the same drippings in all the other fires.
Any idea how slow a fuse it is, looks like an hour and a
half two hours. He gives a bug plenty of time to get away,
fix himself up in Alibis somewhere, Conna says, you think it's someone in
his organization. Old pattern points that way. Haven't been able to run him
down, though takes a lot of legwork. Connas has been a big up
go operating right down the line, knowing him a long alan, oh four
or five years off the line. He's a good man. Yeah, he
doesn't seem to be letting his personal trouble to interfere with his work any What
personal troubles are those? Well, he's been pretty broke for the last six
months or so. Wife's been sick, run up a lot of doctor in
hospital builds, had to buy a new home recently. Oh, why's that
last one burned down? Lost his eight month old son, and that fire's
been pretty rough going for him. Yeah. Well, when we get this
firebug pinned down, might help him some take some of the pressure off or
leave his mind. Maybe he are dolla? Oh thanks the tennant It checked
with me in the morning, Dollar, and think over what I've been saying.
Maybe something will come to mind. Yeah, yeah, I'll think about
it. I had Bocher dropped me off at your office, Billy. I
I figured i'd pick up my bag and talk things over with Jeff before checking
into a hotel. I let myself in with a key Jeff had given me
and headed for his inner office. Wow, good morning. Oh are you
Johnny Dollar mean anything to you? Johnny Dollar. Oh and you're that insurance
investigat mister Connis that was coming up from the east. That's right. Well,
I'm plenty happy to hear that. You gave me a pretty bad stop,
mister Dollar. I'm sorry. I'm Sally Martin, mister Connor's secretary.
And the rest of it. Well, you mean what I'm doing up here?
Well, I'm as curious as the next guy. What I promised to
have the material ready for mister Conners in the morning. I let their office
to night in such a hurry I forgot it and we'll just drop fire to
get it ready for him. You're a pretty conscientious employee, miss Martin,
getting out of bed at two in the morning to come down to the office
or something like that. Oh, No, wasn't that way at all?
Oh what way was it? Well? I had a date this evening dinner
theater and the club Romulo is down the street. Stopped up here on my
way home. M Is this cterial mister Connors wanted ready in the morning.
Yes, it is comprehensive fire policy on the property at seven twenty five East
Westchester. That's right. That's pretty coincidental, isn't it? Or maybe you
didn't know that there was a fire out there tonight, Piet Oh, no,
any idea why mister Connors wanted this particular policy out. I think if
you have any more questions to ask, mister Dollar, mister Connors should be
here to answer them personally. That sounds reasonable, and maybe we should ring
in Lieutenant Borchard too. Lieutenant Hey, Sally, what's keeping you so long?
Oh? Hi, didn't know anyone else was up here with you.
Well, this is Johnny Dollar, one of our investigators. Bill, mister
Dalla, this is Bill Friendly. Well, Glad, I know you're mister
Dollar. I was telling mister Dollar about the wonderful time we had tonight dinner
in the theater and being at the club Romulo until just a few minutes ago.
Huh oh yeah, yeah, that's right. We did have a swell
time. But honey, it's getting late, so if you were ready,
let's run along. Okay, Bill, good night, mister Dallas. Glad
I met your dollar. Hope to see you again sometime. Being a firm
believer in the ability of my subconscious to resolve any knotty problems, I checked
into the Baker Hotel for the night. The bed was very comfortable, but
my subconscious didn't come up with a thing. Expensive. Guy had him two
three dollars and seventy five cents Texas style breakfast, including steak and fried potatoes.
That supplied me with enough energy to walk over the City Hall and looking
on Lieutenant Fortune. It was a little hit and run accident corner of Westchester
and Gates by nine o'clock last night. Dolla. It's just half block away
from where the fire was. Seems a fifty three Ford stand park down the
street there suddenly took off without lights, spun around the corner and throw the
fender off another car coming up the street. Do you think there's some tie
in between that and the fire, Well, one of the boys in traffic
thoughts. So, after witness gave him the license number the Ford, he
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of yours, truly, Johnny Dollar. The Traffic Divisions report of the hit
and run accident on Westchester the night before added nothing to what Lieutenant Borchhold had
already told me. Jeff Conner's Ford had been parked halfway down the block at
approximately nine to five PM, had roared away from the curb without lights,
turned the corner on the gates, smashed into the side of another car.
Some ten feet from the intersection and kept right on going. That'd be some
reason for Connor's being there just two hours before the fire, and for taking
off from such an old fire to hurry that way without light. Well,
let's get Jeff's side of the story before we jump to conclusions. Listen,
I don't believe much in coincidence, mister dollar. Time element checks out two.
The two hours between the accident and the fire. We know those candle
uses burned an hour and a half two. Leaving here at nine gave him
plenty of time to ditch the corn meet you at the airport with a pretty
clean alibi. He wasn't driving a forward when he picked you up, was
he? No, it was a plymouth coop. Maya. Well, that's
his wife's car. And what if you're done about getting him in But he's
not at home, he's not at his office. Nothing else I could do
but send out a pickup on him. Leave word for me at the Baker
Hotel when you're getting with him. Sure thing, mister Donner, I know
how you're feeling about it. I'm sure sorry. Expensive can at him three
two dollars and twenty five cents cab fare out to the modern subdivision where Jeff
Connors had his new home. Missus Connors turned out to be a sweet,
nice looking young woman whose recent illness was still apparent. I'm sorry you had
the long ride out here for nothing, mister dogger. Jeff's not home.
He left early to get his car fixed or something bad. You didn't call
first. Oh that's all right, Missus Kenners. It's you I wanted to
see. Oh yeah, well, I rather guess I knew that it's about
Jeff, isn't it. Those fires? That's right? And you've noticed it
too. Terrible things were in Sir Can due to a man. Wow,
until six months ago, Jeff was the happiest man I'd ever known. Then
a lot of world just fell apart. That's when your home burned, Missus
Kenners. One lost that time. Something happened to Jeff, then don't happened
to me too. I broke down. I had to be hospitalized with with
Jeff, Well, that was different. How do you mean he bottled everything
up inside it and refused to let it come out and never even talked about
it. A person can't do that, mister Donna. You mentioned the recent
fires, Missus Kenners, any particular reason why, Yes, that's why has
me worried so ever since they started, he's become terribly depressed. I'm afraid
he's going to break down under the stream. That's the only reason you mentioned
them. Yes, And I decided to depressing my power to help him.
I thought, perhaps if we moved away from Dallas at night help but he
wouldn't do that. And I tried to get him interested in sports. That
brought the first encouraging sign I've had in six months. Oh what was it,
missus Connors. Well, usually on Monday and Tuesday nights, Jeff brings
work home with him, all the mail that's accumulated over the weekend, the
new premiums and renewals and so on. Uh huh. Well, for the
past five weeks, mister dollar, believe it or not, Jeff has gone
bowling every Tuesday night. He's become so infused about it, like he hasn't
come home before midnight on any Tuesday evening since. Now, don't you think
that's encouraging, mister dollar? Expensive cont item four fifteen dollars and seventy five
cents cab fair in and around the city of Dallas I sent the rest of
the day checking the neighborhoods where the fires had occurred, talking to policyholders,
neighbors, anyone who might give me a new or different slant. I came
up with nothing. Around five o'clock I called in to Lieutenant Borchard. Still
the same man said, mister Dollar, the neighboud picked up Conna. Yet
we checked out Sally Martin and Bill Treandler. Though anything there there in the
club rhyme like, they said, yeah, I see, While it looked
like something might have tied in. Grandler used to work for Connor. You
know. Trandler was with Eastern Indemnity until about two months ago. We have
left the town of business of his own bowling alley expensive count item of five
a dollar and sixty cents cab fair to Trendler's bowling him for him on East
Gotto Street, five alleys and a drink and sandwich bar. Fundler was keeping
score for a couple of high school bobby suckses over on Alley number three.
Don't let it get you down on it happens to the best of us.
Take off one of them anyway, and I talk to you for a minute.
Mister Trendley. Oh, it's you, the insurance man, Johnny Dollar,
isn't it. That's right? What's on your mind? Dollar? I'd
like to talk to you for a minute about the fires. Yeah, take
over for the girls gym. I'll be right back. Let's go on the
office. Dollar, Let's have a dollar. He used to work for Jeff
Connors at Eastern Yeah, sure, up until two months ago. Why did
you quit? I just wasn't cut out to be a good insurance salesman.
So you open this bowling alley? Anything wrong with that? Well? They
tell me it takes money to open these things. I had a few bucks
saved from not being a good insurance salesman. Why the interest in my fiens
at a dollar? Oh, I'm just curious. She's curious about something else.
Huh. Okay. Did Jeff Cunners ever come bowling here? Yeah?
A couple of times. Jeff's wife says he's been bowling every Tuesday night.
I wouldn't know. Last time I saw him was four weeks ago. Last
night. Any idea where he might have been those other Tuesday nights? Why?
I'd asked Sally Martin what she got to do with it? She's a
secretary. She was with him the times he came here. Maybe they figured
out something better to do with their Tuesday nights. She was out with you
last night, yep, every minute from six o'clock for two fifteen dinner theater
Club Romulo. Well, you can always walk out of the theater before the
final curtain, and a ten dollar bill can make a nightclub way. They're
pretty confused about time. Be kind of hard to prove anything like that,
wouldn't it. Dollar, Well, there's no law against trying expense account at
them. Six one dollar and eighty cents cab fare back to your hosses.
They were closed for the night at the Baker Hotel. I would a call
into Sally Martin's apartment and got no answer. When I was trying to figure
out the next move, Lieutenant Borchard called and made up my mind for me.
Yet up front. In two minutes, Dollar, I'll pick you up.
Where are we going? Tennant under the viaduct over the Trinity River?
What's out there? Another fire? Nopef Connor's Ford, looking twelve feet of
water. Took about an hour for amobile crane to get there, and another
thirty five minutes before the grappling hooks, got a solid hold and swung the
car up on the dry land. Butcher and I were beside the car almost
before the crane put it down. Well that's a big help. Disappointed lieutenant
would have helped if he'd been in the car. Cost money to drag a
river like this. I don't think you'll find him down there, and we've
got a look. On his way back to City Hall, Butcher dropped me
off at the hotel. On a hunch. I went across the street and
had a little talk with a night elevator man in your office building. Well,
well, let's see. Seems to me somebody went up to eaton indemnity
since closing time. Yep. Here Dars checked in at eight seventeen. Out
again in eight twenty three. Sally Martin was anyone with her? Come to
think it was fellow waiting outside in the car? Say no, I'm just
wondered it was mister Connors himself expensive con at him seven six dollars and ninety
cents for a fast cab ride out to Sally Martin's apartment. The extra five
was for the speed. Yes, mister, where is he? Sally?
Where's who? Jeff Connors. Is he still here? Then you know that
he was hiding here today Let's say I guess, all right, where is
he? I don't know what now. Look, there have been five fires
and three people are dead. You're hurting my arm, mister Dowler. I
want to know what you were doing up at the office and where Jeff went
when he left here. We went up here to get a list of the
new policies. It came in to day. Why what did Jeff want with
him? I don't know. Well, there was some reason. What was
it? I tell you, I don't know. I got back here to
night and told him Missus Connors had called about the new policies. Made me
drive right down. I've called the office. Well, Missus cons always did
double check the policies with me because of the files he kept at home.
What was different about her call this time? Well, nothing except the day.
Maybe she always called on Tuesday. There wasn't any real reason for her
to call to day. Only one new policy had come in fire policy,
Yes, on an apartment building out on the West side. Where is it,
mister Dollar. I know what you're thinking, But Jeff didn't have anything
to do with those fires. Believe me, where's the policy? Sally over
there on the table expensive count animate seven dollars and fifty cents cab there with
speed to the newly insured a private building on the west side. I called
Lieutenant Orchard from Sally's and he was there waiting for me. In spitted him
yet, Lieutenant, Yeah, talking miss Martin's car back in the alleyway.
What are you gonna take him? We'll just wait for you. Okay,
let's go there it is, Donna. Yeah, keep your hands on the
wheel. Connor, don't worry, Lieutenant. I won't try anything you're expecting,
as Jeff, No matter of fact, I was hoping you wouldn't show.
Johnny, I wanted to handle this myself. You've been handling it that
way too long. Connors, Yeah, I guess I had. I wasn't
really sure till I saw the car last night. You read about the hit
run of the morning papers. Is that why you're dumped it in the river?
Didn't make much sense, I guess trying to cover up that way,
just getting kind of desperate. Where is she, Jeff, buy your wife?
Where is she in the basement? Yes, she must be through by
now. I was waiting for it to come out, trying to delay it
all the last minute. I guess I'll have to get it. Kind of
you, he'll treat it gently, won't you, Attendant, I'll worry.
I'll treat her gently. Sally Martin's not mixed up in this Johnny boy.
She was just trying to help her boss out of a jam. Didn't even
know what it was. Don't worry about it, Jeff. Doesn't make much
sense, does a Johnny my old wife Firebug. I suppose maybe it was
our home and a boy. I don't know. It doesn't make much sense.
She was a lovely girl, Johnny, but was she'd noted he was
such a lovely good Expense account atom nine thirty seven dollars and forty cents.
Hotel bill and miscellaneous expensive count atom ten one hundred and nineteen dollars and ten
cents. Air Fare back to Hartford expense account total three hundred nine dollars and
twenty five cents. Remarks. I've seen fires burn everything from blocks of tenements
to a hole in a rug, but this is the first time I ever
saw one actually burn the heart out of a man. I don't ever want
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well somewhat a good twist on a somewhat sad ending as the insurance agent who
was suspected ends up dealing with this a lot of grief here. You can
really empathize with this very painful, very difficult situation that went through some good
human drama here. Believe it or not, this episode has actually been used
for mislabeled programs. Some have tried to pass this off, believe it or
not, as a Charles Russell episode. The first Johnny Doller from January seventh,
nineteen fifty the title of that episode, it was nicknamed The Firebug Hunter
matter the title that he gave in Charles Russell, Johnny Doller sort of ways
press out my it's best those dinner jacket mother, I'm going to smoke.
And usually when these sort of counterfeit shows are posted, I probably shouldn't say
counterfeit, but mislabels shows, there's been some intentional doctoring to make it seem
plausible. They cut out the Wrigley Spearman ads, they cut out the parts
that announced who the star is, and they distort the sound so you think
it doesn't sound like Charles Russell because of the fact that the sounds disordered.
But it doesn't sound like Charles Russell because in fact it's John Lutt, you
know. And I think when you run into these mislabeled shows, it's not
always a situation where you know somebody is trying to literally actually cheat on the
end the person you buy from. Because a lot of these a lot of
websites that will sell these radio programs, they have sixty thousand or one hundred
thousand separate shows they're showing, so they don't have time to be able to
listen to them all Unfortunately, as a consequence of that, there have been
times when the when cannons of radio programs have been corrupted in so the result
of that is that some very dubious or mislabeled stuff ends up in circulation.
All right, well, listener comments and feedback. We begin with Bobby who
said we started listening out to listening to yours truly, Johnny Doller, and
we and we are now addicted. Thank you for all the work you do
finding these Thanks so much, Bobby, and Genevieve says so much fun listening,
which I do through iTunes makes the most dreary housework enjoyable. Enjoy your
comments and like that they are sequential, so I'm not so I'm not listening
to the same ones. Please keep them coming. Would be great format for
other genres of old time radio. Keep it up, thanks, Genevieve,
and I agree about other formats. I've often thought it'd be nice if there
were a show like this for comedies or for family dramas like Doctor Christian Family
Theater. But I've even thought of doing them myself. That you know,
issue comes into play, and so I just hope someone else is able to
take up that idea because there are a lot of interesting possibilities comedies, great
comedians, sitcoms, why a variety of different topics could be done. Andrew
Ryans adds some insight about music he wrote in the Syndicated Radio Programs. He
writes, from my understanding, they still do this today with a show that
is syndicated, and everyone was listening to the same show, but local ads
needed to be added. The music lets them know they can still run ads
today. They do this and may include show's name and return time. Most
stations shows today use one sound or song on a loop, so when the
sound engineer here's a change, he can end the commercial and bring back the
show at the same time as all other shows around. And that's some interesting
insight because I've often been listening to a radio program and they'll off either in
the middle of commercial or middle of the host talking to go over to the
commercials. So kind of understanding the synchronization of that definitely helps. And that's
got to be challenge more challenging when you're dealing with a live show as opposed
to something transcribed. All right, well, that'll actually do it for today.
I do want to let you know we just passed our eight hundred and
fiftieth episode mark, so on Sunday, we're going to bring you a special
a little bit after the eight hundred and fiftieth show on Tuesday, So join
us for episode eight fifty four s on Sunday Tomorrow is the lineup, and
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