Speaker 1: For your listening enjoyment.
Speaker 2: John lund As, Johnny Dollar.
Speaker 1: Mister Dawg, this is Wilbur Runyon.
Speaker 2: I planned to meet you at the Dallas Airport, but
Speaker 2: by the time I actually paid. Oh it's all right,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry you went to that trouble. I took a
Speaker 2: cab in. Are you at your office.
Speaker 1: Though, Oh yes, I'll be right over it. I hope
Speaker 1: the Home office didn't think I was foolish asking for
Speaker 1: your help in this matter.
Speaker 2: But oh no they didn't, not after paying our four
Speaker 2: policies in one employee group in so short a time.
Speaker 1: That's the way I figured it.
Speaker 2: Accidental dance at the oil wells are one thing, but wow,
Speaker 2: murder puts a different.
Speaker 3: Light on Yeah, it usually does.
Speaker 1: I'll be there in ten minutes.
Speaker 2: Right here, I have a few words to say, and
Speaker 2: I'll say them as quickly as possible. You know, someone
Speaker 2: once said that everyone and everything in America depends on speed,
Speaker 2: and that as our country grows.
Speaker 1: Older, we all move faster.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't much more more than one hundred years
Speaker 2: ago that the fastest anyone could travel was at the
Speaker 2: speed of a running horse, which wasn't very fast when
Speaker 2: you compare it to the speed of our latest jet
Speaker 2: planes and talk about going to.
Speaker 1: The moon at twenty five thousand miles an hour.
Speaker 2: And during that same one hundred years or so, we've
Speaker 2: grown from the first crude telegraph to the perfection of
Speaker 2: color television. Yes, this increased speed in transportation, communication, and
Speaker 2: everything else has changed almost everything in our country, including
Speaker 2: the cabinet of the United States. For example, up to
Speaker 2: World War II, there wasn't any reason why the War
Speaker 2: and Navy departments shouldn't be directly responsible to the President.
Speaker 2: But then there was a growing need for the speeding
Speaker 2: up of military action and decisions, calling for unified commands
Speaker 2: and the more closely knit integration.
Speaker 1: Of military activities.
Speaker 2: Thus, our Department of Defense was born, creating a new cabinet.
Speaker 1: Posed to coordinate and to.
Speaker 2: Execute the overall general policies relating.
Speaker 1: To the armed forces, and the secretary heading this.
Speaker 2: New Department of Defense became the representative to the President
Speaker 2: for the newly designated.
Speaker 3: Secretaries of the Army, Navy.
Speaker 1: And more recently, the Air Force.
Speaker 2: In the future, our fast moving world may add even
Speaker 2: more members to the President's cabinet to ensure the safety
Speaker 2: and well.
Speaker 1: Being of our United.
Speaker 2: States expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Daller to
Speaker 2: Home Office employees Cooperative Group Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The
Speaker 2: following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of
Speaker 2: the Syndicate matter. Expense account out of won one hundred
Speaker 2: and six dollars and forty cents airfare and incidentals between
Speaker 2: Hartford and Dallas, including cab fare to the Alamo Building,
Speaker 2: where I contacted Wilbur Runyan, manager of your Southwestern Division.
Speaker 2: You read my report of the Home office, mister Dollar, Yeah,
Speaker 2: what there was of it? Oh, there's much I can
Speaker 2: add to it. I'm afraid even the sheriff that Tupelo
Speaker 2: doesn't know anymore than.
Speaker 1: What I wrote.
Speaker 2: With a new oil strike, the fellow's a boom town
Speaker 2: that always means a certain amount of trouble. Four murders
Speaker 2: seems like an extra large helping though, even for a
Speaker 2: boom town, I don't know what to think of it.
Speaker 2: Of course, practically every man working in that field is
Speaker 2: insured with us under the group plans, so it is
Speaker 2: not unusual it'll be paid off in all four cases. No,
Speaker 2: but it is unusual for all four men to die
Speaker 2: the same way. He said that each case the victim
Speaker 2: has been beaten to death. The murders all followed the
Speaker 2: same pattern. That would seem to indicate that they'd all
Speaker 2: been done by the same person or person that's right,
Speaker 2: and collecting the insurance money might seem to be the
Speaker 2: answer if all the policies had been made out of
Speaker 2: the same beneficiary. But they weren't. Who did benefit in
Speaker 2: all four cases the wife of the victim.
Speaker 1: That still doesn't roll out of synicon. What do you
Speaker 1: mean killers can be hired, mister Ruggan.
Speaker 2: They collect their share of the insurance after an unhappy
Speaker 2: wife becomes a merry widow. Not in this case.
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 2: Oil company that made the strike at Dupello is one
Speaker 2: of the best. They pay the premiums for their employees,
Speaker 2: no payroll deduction. So so two of the wives who
Speaker 2: collected didn't even know about the insurance until we contacted him.
Speaker 1: That could be an act.
Speaker 4: I'll let you.
Speaker 1: Judge that for yourself.
Speaker 2: How last man killed was a driller named Gonzales, Mexican.
Speaker 2: I haven't paid the claim yet. I asked his wife
Speaker 2: to come in this afternoon to pick up the check.
Speaker 1: She'll be here in a minute.
Speaker 3: Money comes from You mean, who's killed my husband?
Speaker 2: Uh no, Missus Gonzales.
Speaker 1: It's insurance, life insurance. They all company paid for two
Speaker 1: thousand dollars. Oh that's right. Now you have a family,
Speaker 1: Missus Gonzales, somebody who.
Speaker 4: Can go to my mother and my brother and Sonora.
Speaker 5: But my husband, well he always wanted a baby to
Speaker 5: be born here and it stethers new.
Speaker 2: Anything was been to be so good.
Speaker 1: Did your husband have any enemies? Enemies for what? Ye?
Speaker 2: He never heard nobody.
Speaker 1: There were three other men killed, Missus Gonzales. Did he
Speaker 1: know any of them?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: We were in too Pella.
Speaker 1: Forty three weeks. Three weeks.
Speaker 2: Uh, I forgot to mention that my report, Dollah, all
Speaker 2: the men killed have been newcomers to the Tapella field.
Speaker 2: Or why'd they work before they came there? They all
Speaker 2: come in from the same job someplace else. Oh, no,
Speaker 2: all came from different places. None of 'em would worked
Speaker 2: for a couple of months or before hitting Dupella. According
Speaker 2: to employment records, was your husband out of worked for
Speaker 2: a long time before you went to Dupella, Missus.
Speaker 1: Gonzales, Yes, we have no money she wor only did
Speaker 1: your husband drink uh cammel? Oh? No good, He wants
Speaker 1: a good monch. He try hard to work every day,
Speaker 1: even when he was hurt. Hurt? Where how when it
Speaker 1: was some accident? To when you know anything about that? Rigon? No?
Speaker 2: But uh one of the other women mentioned the same thing. Uh,
Speaker 2: an accident the week before the killing.
Speaker 1: What did your husband say about his accident? Missus Gonzales
Speaker 1: really tell.
Speaker 2: Me he falled this off, but he has marks all
Speaker 2: over for two days, he stay him there. I tried
Speaker 2: to make him stay longer, but she cried, See, he
Speaker 2: must get up and go.
Speaker 1: Back to work. He said he's afraid he.
Speaker 2: Would lose their job.
Speaker 1: Well, not for an i'm the job injury. He wouldn't.
Speaker 2: There isn't any record of an on the job injury dollar.
Speaker 4: He was afraid for something he wouldn't tell him.
Speaker 2: But he was afraid.
Speaker 1: How do I get to Torpello?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: Raidaways bus people right across the street. But like I said,
Speaker 2: even the sheriff.
Speaker 3: Is stumped on miss I'm not going to see the sheriff.
Speaker 1: I mean to get myself a job in that oil field.
Speaker 2: Oh see, I want me to contact the company. Make
Speaker 2: sure there's an open now. I don't contact anybody. We
Speaker 2: already know four openings. Expenser count item two five dollars
Speaker 2: and twenty cents per a used suit of dungarees and
Speaker 2: a pair of work shoes. Item three six dollars and
Speaker 2: twelve cents. Bus fare from Dallas to the Topella oil Field.
Speaker 2: I found quarters in a Rundown boarding house, and at
Speaker 2: seven the next morning I.
Speaker 1: Was at the employment office.
Speaker 2: Before at nine am, I had a shovel in my
Speaker 2: hand and was taking a sludge.
Speaker 3: Shop.
Speaker 2: Hey you a new man, kock all a minute, you're
Speaker 2: talking to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, come here? What your need? Johnny Dallas, arm bul farrow,
Speaker 4: draw a balk.
Speaker 1: On the joor?
Speaker 2: Hi, smoke ou Thanks, new man coming on a job,
Speaker 2: or I could get.
Speaker 4: To know him, help him along again? Where'd you world class?
Speaker 4: Before you come here?
Speaker 1: I was, Uh, I was out of a job for
Speaker 1: quite a while.
Speaker 4: Ooh, that's too bad. No money coming in and gets
Speaker 4: rough on the feller. Yeah he broke. I ain't being
Speaker 4: nosey dollar just thought if he was, or might figure
Speaker 4: out a way to help.
Speaker 1: Thanks. I'll get by all right.
Speaker 4: Well, if you do get stuck, let me know ah,
Speaker 4: I didn't.
Speaker 1: Go back to work.
Speaker 2: He was friendly, all right, a little too friendly. I
Speaker 2: was a stranger, but he wanted to help me out
Speaker 2: with money. And when I said I didn't need it,
Speaker 2: he didn't like it. It was too late to go
Speaker 2: back to him without making him wonder. I had to
Speaker 2: figure out a way to make him offer again. By
Speaker 2: lunch time, I had a ticket. I left the while
Speaker 2: and crossed the field of the office. I went up
Speaker 2: to the payroll window.
Speaker 3: Something I can do for you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just signed on this morning, Wednesday day weekend Wednesday.
Speaker 4: You get your money.
Speaker 2: Thirty Any chance of getting a little advance.
Speaker 1: I'm broke your first day on the job. What do
Speaker 1: you think you see it? Oh? I gotta get buy
Speaker 1: until pay day. I gotta eat. I can't help that.
Speaker 2: Advances are against the rules.
Speaker 1: Well thanks anyhow.
Speaker 3: Hey this many?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you need some money? See bull Pharaoh?
Speaker 3: See bull Pharaoh.
Speaker 2: All road led back to the straw boss and, seeing
Speaker 2: it wasn't hard, he was leaning against the wall a
Speaker 2: payroll shack when I came up.
Speaker 4: Hey, dollar, wait here raising the case here for an advance? Uh?
Speaker 4: I could have told you that wouldn't work.
Speaker 1: You're right, it didn't.
Speaker 4: Why didn't you come to me like I told you?
Speaker 1: All right? You wanna lend me some money?
Speaker 4: I wish I could, but uh, I'm just a working
Speaker 4: stiff myself. Well, I don't why the offer. I thought
Speaker 4: i'd send you to. Frankie Robling runs a tool department
Speaker 4: and or somebody died and left him a bundle. He
Speaker 4: likes help guys along just like that. Huh, Well, I
Speaker 4: really expect a little. I'm very trouble a little interest.
Speaker 4: After all, he's taking a chance. You're new on the job.
Speaker 4: Do you wanna see him or don't you?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, I wanna see him, he said the tool chair.
Speaker 4: I don't bother him on a job Room twelve the
Speaker 4: Capella Hotel tonight, all.
Speaker 2: That I'm looking for Frankie Robling, my Robbling you dollar
Speaker 2: a press him?
Speaker 1: Johnny Dallas ah ah, still out of.
Speaker 3: Come on the next room. Don I understand you need
Speaker 3: some doll that's right?
Speaker 1: How much?
Speaker 3: How much can I get enough to live on?
Speaker 1: So pay day?
Speaker 2: If you ain't plan on, I'm taking any trips when
Speaker 2: you live kill gallants boarding house twenty bucks?
Speaker 3: See you through right?
Speaker 1: It sounds all right? Wow?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and on payday, you will drop into me in
Speaker 4: the thirty back right, thirty for twenty or.
Speaker 1: Just to show you appreciate the fame and you wanted it,
Speaker 1: don't you.
Speaker 2: Alright, do you want me to sign some kind of
Speaker 2: a note and I owe you at four I'll remember it,
Speaker 2: and if you forget, I'll remind you twenty dollars and
Speaker 2: the poor dead workman. There was a big gap, no
Speaker 2: way of linking them together, but somewhere the pieces had
Speaker 2: to fit. Then Thursday came and I drew my first
Speaker 2: pay Yeah.
Speaker 4: Alright, God, get your door right.
Speaker 2: Huh oh oh, yeah, well I got it thirty two
Speaker 2: eighty h on the three days.
Speaker 4: Frank Atrobring will be expecting.
Speaker 1: To see you tonight. I know.
Speaker 4: He just asked me to remind you. Some of these
Speaker 4: roughnecks get abs in minded makes tough on everybody, especially themselves.
Speaker 1: Don't worry, bou, I got a good memory.
Speaker 2: Oh more than fifty men were in Robbling's room that night,
Speaker 2: all of them in work clothes, all of them giving
Speaker 2: him money, and none of them in giant.
Speaker 1: I waited until the last of them paid up and
Speaker 1: drifted out.
Speaker 3: A dollar.
Speaker 1: I see you hanging back with the other boys and
Speaker 1: shelling nod. I wanted to see you.
Speaker 6: A long Yeah. You know that means you wanna talk.
Speaker 6: And when you wanna talk, it means you wanna stall
Speaker 6: about payin.
Speaker 1: I only had three days pay come. You knew that
Speaker 1: when you borrowed the money, I had the boarding house
Speaker 1: to pay. I had to live. Don't I do you?
Speaker 1: All I'm asking for is more time? Oh I don't.
Speaker 3: I'll get him what time next pay day?
Speaker 2: Only then it'll be forty bucks, not thirty, as I say,
Speaker 2: I won't pay it. What do you do then, rubbling
Speaker 2: take me outside. You're thinking of getting a hard dollar? No, no, rubbling,
Speaker 2: just curious. Yeah, big two, ain't you?
Speaker 3: Big hard guy?
Speaker 6: Next week forty bucks. I'll figure by next week you
Speaker 6: may soften.
Speaker 2: Now now, with our star John Lund, we bring you
Speaker 2: the second act of yours, truly Johnny Dollar. I went
Speaker 2: into a couple of the hockey talks along the main
Speaker 2: drag and tried to strike up conversations with men I've
Speaker 2: seen in Roebling's room, but they shied away from the
Speaker 2: subject like skittish horses. I was ready to give it
Speaker 2: up when a man I recognized from the job came
Speaker 2: over and set his beer down next to mine. Mind
Speaker 2: if I sit down, help yourself. My name is Prescott,
Speaker 2: Wally Prescott.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know you were behind me in the pay line.
Speaker 1: This happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when I saw you up at Roebling's room tonight.
Speaker 3: How are you doing that?
Speaker 1: Man A Yeah, I saw you too, but you didn't
Speaker 1: pay off?
Speaker 3: How do you heard some talk?
Speaker 2: Let it roblink and both farrell. It's not my business maybe,
Speaker 2: but uh, you better pay.
Speaker 1: I'm sure of cash. Look, a lot of us are short.
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you for your own good. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: book myself.
Speaker 1: I don't like it. Let him sue me. That isn't
Speaker 1: the way they working. How do they working?
Speaker 2: We'll asking a couple of the others could tell you
Speaker 2: you don't pay up in full by next week, you're
Speaker 2: michael to get worked over. That doesn't convince you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and few guys.
Speaker 3: Are dining around here, sins the field open.
Speaker 2: Too bad if you guys didn't have a talk with
Speaker 2: a sheriff instead about what a beating in a dark
Speaker 2: alley from a bunch of guys you can't identify?
Speaker 1: What would it.
Speaker 2: Prove and what happens next? When the guys you want
Speaker 2: behind bars can't.
Speaker 1: Be put there. Every pay thing I just about managed
Speaker 1: to pay off.
Speaker 2: I got a wife and two kids, so I gotta
Speaker 2: borrow all over again to feed 'em. Blunsky's in the
Speaker 2: same boat, so a dozen others.
Speaker 1: I wanted to walk and think about it.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: I left the main drag behind.
Speaker 2: And started toward the boarding house, cutting across lots on
Speaker 2: the gravel walks between the trailers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, did you give me a hand? Where are you
Speaker 1: back here?
Speaker 4: Into the tailor?
Speaker 1: What's the matter?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: The chain? Take quad or something? Myself won't work? Just
Speaker 1: last night?
Speaker 2: No, huh, I'll see what I can do, though, haven't
Speaker 2: you got?
Speaker 5: A waves of pain swirled over me, and then I
Speaker 5: was sucked down into a whirlpool of blackness and I
Speaker 5: came out of it.
Speaker 1: I was alone.
Speaker 2: I could feel the gravel biting into the side of
Speaker 2: my face and said a while. I ran in to
Speaker 2: get on my feet make.
Speaker 1: My way to the boarding house. I fell across the
Speaker 1: bed with my clothes on and passed out again. Oh,
Speaker 1: come in.
Speaker 4: Well, what happened to you? Dollar?
Speaker 1: I had a little accident though, isn't that what usually happened? Uh?
Speaker 4: Rough Town? I don't know'em better, and you could lick
Speaker 4: it up on pay night. And I know that's what
Speaker 4: happened when you didn't show for work this morning. But
Speaker 4: I just say it, well, and oh what are you
Speaker 4: talking about?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm talking about. You and Roebling had
Speaker 1: me watch over.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't go around saying foolish things I couldn't prove.
Speaker 4: If I was you, things could be worse. You know,
Speaker 4: you might have been hurt as bad as Queskuit was prescin. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he got to talking through a bottle last night and
Speaker 4: somebody resented it. He's over at the hospital. I ain't
Speaker 4: saying much today, though. Get he sobered up. Guy with
Speaker 4: two kids probably do the whole week's work. Robling lights him. Oh,
Speaker 4: you seem true. Better be back on the job tomorrow though.
Speaker 4: You got obligations too. You know they're due next Thursday.
Speaker 2: Don't worry, bo, I'll be paid off in four expense
Speaker 2: to get at him four five dollars to doctor Wayne
Speaker 2: Libbertt of Topello for patching up some of the damage
Speaker 2: done by Frankie Roebling's bill collectors. I had him five
Speaker 2: eighty cents round trip bus fare to the county seat
Speaker 2: at Langham, where I laid the story on the line
Speaker 2: for a sheriff at McMahon, I wants can you prove dollar?
Speaker 1: I specul it.
Speaker 2: I could probably put a couple of deputies. Got luck,
Speaker 2: we might be able to hang a loan shark charge
Speaker 2: on Robling. He'd get bail and scare all the witnesses
Speaker 2: out of town in five minutes.
Speaker 1: Sure he would. Sorry, I want him from murdered.
Speaker 3: I want him very hue do yeah.
Speaker 2: I know everybody's been on my necks, the Pellow mess
Speaker 2: letter from civic groups who are covering the churches, the
Speaker 2: ill for action, but they forget about evidence when they
Speaker 2: get a position where they couldn't testify personally.
Speaker 1: That's when they lose their tongues. Press could can testify
Speaker 1: to the setup. Do you think you'll testify now? After
Speaker 1: what happened to him? Just pretty gave you a warning?
Speaker 3: Can you point to one single man I.
Speaker 1: Line up and say he did it? No? I neither.
Speaker 2: Can I wait a minute, I suppose you got him
Speaker 2: trying to kill somebody before they succeeded me. I was
Speaker 2: jumped last night for failing to pay Robling. Gonzales and
Speaker 2: the others drew one beating that way before they were killed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I see what you mean.
Speaker 1: Robling expects me to kick him with forty bucks next
Speaker 1: to day night. Suppose I don't pay him again. You're
Speaker 1: willing to be the clay pigeon on it.
Speaker 2: You keep me tagged next Thursday night from the minute
Speaker 2: I eave that hotel.
Speaker 1: How about that.
Speaker 2: But if we stopped them from killing you, we still
Speaker 2: wind up with an assault shot.
Speaker 1: Although they've done murder before, those sheriff.
Speaker 2: When you take 'em in and split them in different cells,
Speaker 2: each one is gonna be worrying about how much the
Speaker 2: others are talking. Somebody in that Seneca that is gonna
Speaker 2: get nervous.
Speaker 3: I went back to the job.
Speaker 2: For the first couple of days, my head dropped and
Speaker 2: my sides ached till the beating finally wore off. Baul
Speaker 2: Pharaoh was at his post outside the payroll shack when
Speaker 2: Thursday came.
Speaker 1: I saw him speak to a couple of the men
Speaker 1: with me. He didn't think it was necessary.
Speaker 2: When we knocked off for the day, I headed straight
Speaker 2: for the Tupelo Hotel and roblings Hello teller, Hello Rubbling,
Speaker 2: come up on business or just to talk again.
Speaker 3: I came up to tell you I couldn't pay.
Speaker 1: You this week.
Speaker 3: Oh it's too bad. I'm sorry to hear it.
Speaker 1: I had an accident, had a fair doctor built.
Speaker 2: I borrowed twenty bucks from you, and you'll get it
Speaker 2: next week.
Speaker 1: Twenty bucks.
Speaker 3: That's a bad Disney stole it, lend money without interest.
Speaker 2: You gonna do something about it.
Speaker 1: A big guy like you know? Your two drinks for
Speaker 1: me much too big?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: I got an idea.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna make that twenty a gift dollar from me
Speaker 2: to you, no string, no strings at all. I left
Speaker 2: the hotel and hit the main drag as I had
Speaker 2: the week before.
Speaker 1: I started a sweat.
Speaker 2: The sheriff and his deputies were around, I couldn't see him.
Speaker 2: I pretended to have quite a few drinks and a
Speaker 2: half a dozen bars before I headed to the boarding house.
Speaker 1: Once I got away from the center of town, the
Speaker 1: streets were like a cemetery. Biggar, who's that oh wear
Speaker 1: friend of yours? With me?
Speaker 4: Fella like you met last week, wanted to take you
Speaker 4: to a party with it?
Speaker 1: No thanks, Come on, boys, you can do it here alright.
Speaker 4: Hold, you could have listened to Prescott. He told you
Speaker 4: a couple of guys who was killed. Okay, boys, give
Speaker 4: him the full.
Speaker 1: Drop his kind. Alright, that's a lie. I got poor
Speaker 1: deputies right and hurt on his party. But it's one
Speaker 1: here to move. Stop the pullet. I just stay. I
Speaker 1: get your hands up. You all right, Donnar? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Why the devil?
Speaker 1: Were you right in the car and away? I turned
Speaker 1: into the driveway across the street.
Speaker 2: How do you know where to take out this big
Speaker 2: mind later after his playmates. I gonna tell bar right
Speaker 2: after you left, my deputy was standing list ten feet
Speaker 2: away from him.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I beat the guy up.
Speaker 4: He didn't pay the fine.
Speaker 2: I got a half a dozen murder warrants here in
Speaker 2: the name of John Doe too.
Speaker 1: What do you want to do about them?
Speaker 4: White your corp?
Speaker 3: You kidding?
Speaker 1: No, I'm not prescottin Bronskin.
Speaker 2: Twenty other men are in jail right now, protective custody,
Speaker 2: and they've all made statements.
Speaker 1: Some one of them is bound to recognize one of
Speaker 1: your boys.
Speaker 2: H We got all of you except Frankie Rupley. He's
Speaker 2: the boy who's gonna pay the fine. Bow While he
Speaker 2: was sweated out.
Speaker 1: He'll pay a fine for loan shocking and then get
Speaker 1: out of the state.
Speaker 2: Huh, whore you grew uffing You guys, keep your mouth shut.
Speaker 4: You got nothing on any of us.
Speaker 3: It's all go in and wait and see.
Speaker 1: Huh. They waited, but they didn't break.
Speaker 2: We knew that by Monday morning Robling would have a
Speaker 2: high powered attorney in the spring him on a wrint.
Speaker 2: Roblin was getting generally himself though. He didn't know what
Speaker 2: was going on.
Speaker 1: Inside, and it was killing him. They watched him from
Speaker 1: the upper window of the courthouse. Get him down there.
Speaker 2: He's more nervous than the ones that got here under
Speaker 2: lock and key.
Speaker 1: Yeah, than hanging around all day.
Speaker 2: But could only get him in here for twenty four
Speaker 2: hours on the loan charge. He'd bail himself up before
Speaker 2: he got the key turned.
Speaker 1: Hey, who is that?
Speaker 2: He's talking to Jailia going over the tree to get
Speaker 2: supper for the other. Every time he crosses the street
Speaker 2: rob and trucks the pumping.
Speaker 1: It's a frightened manager. He could blow up any minute.
Speaker 1: Dont less we find a way to light the fuse.
Speaker 2: Hey, wait a minute, may but we can get a
Speaker 2: match under him huh. They're putting on a show for
Speaker 2: his benefit. Suppose he thought we were going to bring.
Speaker 1: Bull in here tonight and work him over. I don't
Speaker 1: handle prisoners that way. Dollar, you don't have to. All
Speaker 1: we want is for Roblin to think you're doing it.
Speaker 1: Is there a telephone over that to say, yeah, call over.
Speaker 2: And get your jailer on the way back. He can
Speaker 2: tell Robling the bull's getting a workout tonight.
Speaker 1: I'll get what you're driving in. What do you think
Speaker 1: Robling will be tonight? After he gets that piece of
Speaker 1: inform right.
Speaker 2: Donna where he is now?
Speaker 1: Switating it up by Priory?
Speaker 2: Will then what about ten o'clock at Bull out of
Speaker 2: the sell and bring him in here?
Speaker 3: Our won't man handle him?
Speaker 4: Daughter?
Speaker 1: Listen to me?
Speaker 2: Will you you bring him in and seat them over there?
Speaker 2: Robling's across the street, he'll see it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Who's at deputy ears the big guy, Mike Lackin.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: After we get Bull in here, we pull the shades.
Speaker 2: Then we march him right out again and put locking
Speaker 2: in that chair instead. If we can stage it right,
Speaker 2: we put the overhead lights out and turn that desk
Speaker 2: lamp on the chair.
Speaker 1: So throw shadows against the shade. From where Robelin stands,
Speaker 1: it looked like the shadow and the chair is bulls.
Speaker 1: We can also make it look like we're giving him
Speaker 1: a terrific beating.
Speaker 2: Then what what would you do if you actually got
Speaker 2: a confession out of somebody in this room? Well in
Speaker 2: the next dollars, tie it up, have him sign it.
Speaker 2: So oh, that's what you do. M typewriter in there
Speaker 2: is right next to the window. Then you bring Ball
Speaker 2: him to sign it. He won't sign a confession all that,
Speaker 2: he'll sign a denial. It isn't what Bull signs that matters.
Speaker 2: It's what Roblin thinks Bull Pharrell is signing. M.
Speaker 4: I won't say all idea, what do you pull him
Speaker 4: me in here for?
Speaker 2: Won't take him in at boll just want you to
Speaker 2: sign his and and what what is?
Speaker 3: You can read it?
Speaker 2: It's a statement you made when we brought in denying
Speaker 2: any connection.
Speaker 1: With the murder.
Speaker 4: Would I have to sign it for routine book or
Speaker 4: you can't let me get back fleet here?
Speaker 2: Excuse my uh, shake hands friend, you've been a real
Speaker 2: big have fine, Joe take him back herself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's hoping though, won't take long to know the
Speaker 1: share of Robling thinks that. But man yet, I good, No,
Speaker 1: I'll handle myself. Let's show down.
Speaker 2: It worked, Yeah, Deputy, I think out of the cafe
Speaker 2: that Robing bolted like a rabbit. As wos both took
Speaker 2: your farm, and Ben we'll get him at the hotel,
Speaker 2: and Leibo wounded up.
Speaker 1: There were six up them all together.
Speaker 2: Both steered the suckers to robe Ling for half his
Speaker 2: take and kept the staff of three musclemen to enforce
Speaker 2: the payoffs. The girl who got me into that dark
Speaker 2: trailer park was the wife of one of the muscle boys.
Speaker 2: Expensive count items six same as combined totals of items
Speaker 2: one and three one hundred and twelve dollars.
Speaker 1: Fifty two cents.
Speaker 2: Transportation from Tupelo to Dallas and back to Hartford again,
Speaker 2: incidentals and miscellaneous were covered by my earnings on the
Speaker 2: well job, proving that I live within my means. Expense
Speaker 2: account total two hundred and thirty six dollars and four cents.
Speaker 1: You're thirty thirty dollars.
Speaker 2: You know, many great men have attained the highest office
Speaker 2: in our land, the presidency of the United States.
Speaker 1: Can you guess the name of this man? His great
Speaker 1: grandfather fought in the.
Speaker 2: Revolution at eighteen. This man was a school teacher in Ohio,
Speaker 2: but quit to enlist in the Civil War. In eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty seven, he was admitted to the bar and in
Speaker 2: eighteen ninety six was elected president. During his administration, the
Speaker 2: Filipinos were promised their independence, and he was re elected
Speaker 2: on a full dinner pail platform. If you don't have
Speaker 2: his name by now here's another clue. During his presidency,
Speaker 2: Major Walter Reed discovered the cure for yellow fever. Who
Speaker 2: was he William McKinley, twenty fifth President of the United States.
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