Speaker 1: From Hollywood.
Speaker 2: It's time now for John Lunnon as Johnny Daller.
Speaker 3: This is orn vance. Set me up to Austining seven
Speaker 3: years and you'll.
Speaker 1: Remember or in vance? Oh the Zeman case. How that
Speaker 1: I do it a lot.
Speaker 3: About coming out and killing you. Instead, I'm gonna do
Speaker 3: you favor.
Speaker 1: What's on your mind? Advance?
Speaker 3: I did all my time, and people don't like to
Speaker 3: hire X cons. I think maybe you and I can
Speaker 3: work out something.
Speaker 2: I haven't got any jobs advance, not asking for the job.
Speaker 2: It sounds like double talk to me. How don't think
Speaker 2: you've dog you'll.
Speaker 3: Give me any routine?
Speaker 4: Dell, I've for them all.
Speaker 3: You can help me and make yourself some money. It's legitimate.
Speaker 1: You say, I don't know what it's all about.
Speaker 3: I suppose I can over and tell you.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll be waiting for you, John lud In a
Speaker 2: transcribed adventure of a man with the action packed expenser
Speaker 2: count America's fibulous freelance insurance investigator, Yours truly, Johnny Dollar
Speaker 2: expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Doller to All
Speaker 2: States Insurance Company, Wilmington, Delaware. Attention, mister Don Freed, Chief investigator.
Speaker 2: Since your office authorized me to conduct certain inquiries based
Speaker 2: on information supplied by oron Vance, I am billing you accordingly.
Speaker 2: The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation
Speaker 2: of the Baltimore matter.
Speaker 1: Expenser count Item one two ninety five.
Speaker 2: A phone called a prisoner dismissal board at Sing Sing Prison,
Speaker 2: where I was informed that oron Vance had been released
Speaker 2: three days before the above date. He had completed seven
Speaker 2: years of a seven to fifteen year term for grand theft.
Speaker 1: It was non parole release.
Speaker 2: The chaplain described him as a model prisoner with a
Speaker 2: better than average chance of remaining out of prison for
Speaker 2: the rest of his life. For that reason, I was
Speaker 2: willing to listen to his story when he showed up
Speaker 2: an hour later.
Speaker 1: Hello, Odella, you haven't changed a bit. Come on advanced.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sure, nice. It's a nice place you get.
Speaker 1: I like it.
Speaker 4: Sit down, tell me what's on your mind, Della. Look,
Speaker 4: don't treat me like a con even if I am one.
Speaker 4: I'll sit down, I'll have a smoke with you. I'll
Speaker 4: talk with you.
Speaker 5: Forget the other part for a while, will you please?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: That one nice? Just everybody's doing that. My wife went
Speaker 4: over to see you the first day I got out.
Speaker 4: You know what what, Kitty wouldn't let me in the house.
Speaker 4: She get me forty dollars, told me to go out
Speaker 4: and get a decent job. Tell you she had it
Speaker 4: all worked out, work hard, she said, six months. If
Speaker 4: everything's okay and you're not in any trouble, you can
Speaker 4: come home to me and the kids.
Speaker 5: If not, she said, I'm gonna divorce you.
Speaker 1: What do you want me to say?
Speaker 5: Want you to offer me a seat, invite me to
Speaker 5: sit out it?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 4: Thanks again. No thought about it a lot. If you
Speaker 4: hadn't been out to getting me seven years ago, i'd
Speaker 4: have had you over for dinner. Maybe we would have
Speaker 4: been friends.
Speaker 1: Maybe.
Speaker 4: Look, I can't get a job and I'll have to
Speaker 4: go in business for myself. I need a steak. That's
Speaker 4: why I'm here to see you.
Speaker 5: I talked to you maybe twenty.
Speaker 4: Times while you were working on that Zeeman case, and
Speaker 4: I think I got to know you. I call you
Speaker 4: today because of what I saw of you then.
Speaker 1: I think you're an honest man. Thanks you ever.
Speaker 2: Hear the town A case in Bornemore Towner Loan Company
Speaker 2: in nineteen forty six, Yeah, everybody's heard about that million
Speaker 2: dollar theft.
Speaker 4: The insurance companies still have a reward for information leading
Speaker 4: to the arresting.
Speaker 1: Commission was never solved. I suppose they do.
Speaker 5: I can help you help them solve it the half
Speaker 5: of that reward, can you.
Speaker 1: I know two of the men.
Speaker 4: Who did it, two of the six men. I talked
Speaker 4: to one of them yesterday. I'll tell you who they are.
Speaker 4: Wake and pick them up. But I want my name
Speaker 4: out of the picture.
Speaker 2: Could get fixate, yeah, probably, but I have to talk
Speaker 2: to the police sooner or later.
Speaker 4: Oh look, this is a good thing dollar and all
Speaker 4: I'm asking is your promise to keep my name out
Speaker 4: of it. Tell me how good before I make any promises.
Speaker 4: That's fair enough. They had some of the serial numbers
Speaker 4: on part of the take here. This is one of
Speaker 4: the bills. Why don't you check it with him? Then
Speaker 4: we'll take it from here.
Speaker 2: Spencer con item too, fourteen dollars and eighty five cent
Speaker 2: it's a long distance phone called the chief investigator, Don Freed,
Speaker 2: All State's Insurance, who verified that the serial numbers and
Speaker 2: the ten dollar bill or on vance had me tied
Speaker 2: in with the townter Loan company theft. I explained the
Speaker 2: information I had at hand and the source from which
Speaker 2: it had come, leaving out any mention of names. Freed
Speaker 2: talked with his boss and pulled me back half an
Speaker 2: hour later, giving me the go ahead.
Speaker 1: Okay, vance here in business. All right, how does it work?
Speaker 1: You tell me who they are. I'll handle it from here.
Speaker 4: I mean the money part, and we have something, you'll
Speaker 4: get paid for it. All I've had so far is talk.
Speaker 4: This bill could have come from anywhere. You might have
Speaker 4: picked it up at a cigar county.
Speaker 1: Look.
Speaker 5: I got it from a man named Leonard Torpie.
Speaker 3: He lives in New York.
Speaker 5: He's one of them.
Speaker 1: Leonard Torpie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I met him my second year. Asked me he
Speaker 4: was up on an old petty theft charte. She did
Speaker 4: eighteen months. Told me to look him up when I
Speaker 4: got out. This part may sound crazy, but we had
Speaker 4: a few drinks together in his place yesterday. I was
Speaker 4: weeping on his shoulder out all my hard luck, and
Speaker 4: he said, you think you'll got hard luck? Then he
Speaker 4: marched me into the bedroom, showed me a stack of
Speaker 4: money and a bureau drawer. He said he couldn't spend it,
Speaker 4: and he gave me one of the bills. Must have
Speaker 4: been pretty drunk out it was. I got to thinking
Speaker 4: about it. Checked the bill, found out it was in
Speaker 4: the town of me. I looked up the story in it,
Speaker 4: Torpie fits the description of one of the hold up
Speaker 4: men right down the line.
Speaker 1: We'll see you say, you know two of them? Who's
Speaker 1: the other one?
Speaker 4: Harold King lives in Reno, Nevada, now runs a filming
Speaker 4: station there. He used to come see Torpy in visiting days.
Speaker 4: I saw him several times.
Speaker 1: It makes you think he had a part in the town.
Speaker 4: I think just what top he said while he was drunk,
Speaker 4: and the general description of the other hole up men
Speaker 4: in the story say, while Thorpe was drunk, he mentioned
Speaker 4: his old partner, Harry King told me where he was living.
Speaker 1: So for you say anything about the hold up.
Speaker 4: No, I told you I found that part for myself.
Speaker 4: But King is the other man, I'm sure of it.
Speaker 4: King have a record. I don't know anything about him. Okay,
Speaker 4: where'd he be Alphoni?
Speaker 1: Two days? Oh? I should know something by then.
Speaker 4: Remember my name's out of it. The police or anybody else.
Speaker 4: Sure you're afraid, Yeah, I'm a stool pigeon.
Speaker 1: Well, haven't you noticed.
Speaker 2: I'd noticed, and I worried me, so I followed him
Speaker 2: when he left my place. I was buying a package
Speaker 2: of cigarettes at the corner drug store while he bought
Speaker 2: the street car for downtown. I tagged along in a
Speaker 2: taxi to the main business section, watched him get off
Speaker 2: and head for the bus terminal. I bought another package
Speaker 2: of cigarettes while he bought a one way ticket to
Speaker 2: New York. In a half hour before departure time, I
Speaker 2: telephoned a private detective friend of mine, Pete Florian.
Speaker 1: He appeared at the bus terminal fifteen minutes later. What's
Speaker 1: the rumble, Johnny. That man over there in a gray overcoat.
Speaker 1: His name's ed Vance. Uh huh.
Speaker 2: He's on his way to New York right now. Maybe
Speaker 2: you better tag along. See that nobody killed him. Oh,
Speaker 2: if what he told me is true, somebody might try
Speaker 2: to do just that.
Speaker 1: Stay close till he settle somewhere.
Speaker 2: And she I haven't got any more to tell you, Pete,
Speaker 2: because I'm just starting to look into it. Find out
Speaker 2: where he's living there, and contact me at this number.
Speaker 2: I'll let you know what to do then, all right,
Speaker 2: anything else, don't let him out of your sight Pete
Speaker 2: Spencer con Item three one hundred bucks retainer for private
Speaker 2: Detective Pete Florian for explained purposes. I stayed at the
Speaker 2: bus terminal long enough to watch Pete board the New
Speaker 2: York bound bus and take a seat across the aisle
Speaker 2: for more in vance Item four eight dollars and eighty
Speaker 2: five cents Plane fair Hartford and New York. Item five
Speaker 2: four fifty cab fair to hotel, and then the Metropolitan
Speaker 2: Police station, where I explained my business to Lieutenant.
Speaker 1: Randall, who gave you this tip dollan.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid I can't tell you that, Lieutenant. Why not
Speaker 2: because I promised not to disclose any names. I can
Speaker 2: tell you that the source is a man who couldn't
Speaker 2: possibly have had anything to do with the case since
Speaker 2: he was in president at the time of the hold up.
Speaker 6: But you want me to stick my neck out and
Speaker 6: get up a search warrant and maybe take this word
Speaker 6: Torpi into custody.
Speaker 2: On your say, so, you have plenty to start with with.
Speaker 2: That ten dollar bill should be enough for you to
Speaker 2: look into it.
Speaker 1: And why you looked into it?
Speaker 2: Frankly, yes, prima facie evidence, but no name, No name
Speaker 2: I've told you all there is no believe me.
Speaker 1: Let's get busy. The mug folder on.
Speaker 2: Leonard Torpey showed a balding, forty year old man with
Speaker 2: a long record of thefton burglary.
Speaker 1: There was no record for a Harald King, although he
Speaker 1: was listed as an associate of Torpee's. Lieutenant.
Speaker 2: Randall wired Reno authorities requesting they locate King and hold
Speaker 2: him for part possible questioning. Once these preliminaries were accomplished,
Speaker 2: Randall and I went out to the address or a
Speaker 2: dvance had given me. This turned up a blank. The
Speaker 2: landlady informed us that mister Torpey had lived there, but
Speaker 2: it checked out the preceding morning, no forwarding address. The
Speaker 2: good Lieutenant and I parted company outside the apartment house,
Speaker 2: and I walked back to my hotel. I was going
Speaker 2: to change clothes and grab some dinner, but the clerk
Speaker 2: waved me over to the house phone.
Speaker 1: A call had just come in. Johnny Dollar paid Johnny
Speaker 1: how to go when your boy getting down at.
Speaker 3: Trailing to a place on one hundred and fifty fifth Street.
Speaker 7: He's got a room with a view.
Speaker 1: He's up there now alone. You think so any visitors.
Speaker 3: Oh like one out about an hour ago, might be sleeping.
Speaker 1: What's the number six?
Speaker 8: Eighty rumps in the back first fall? Number ten?
Speaker 1: Who are you?
Speaker 3: Drug store? Right across the street?
Speaker 2: Expense account items one sixty cab fare to the drug
Speaker 2: star where Pete Floyan was keeping a watchful eye on
Speaker 2: my nervous informer or in vance. I found the drug store,
Speaker 2: but Pete was nowhere in sight. The girl behind the
Speaker 2: soda fountain recognized him by my description and said he'd
Speaker 2: stepped out a few minutes before. I glanced up and
Speaker 2: down the block and then spotted him standing just outside
Speaker 2: the shadow of a street light across the street.
Speaker 9: I walked over, Hi, Johnny, that's the room back there,
Speaker 9: lights on. He's got a couple of visitors in there
Speaker 9: with him. Showed up about five minutes ago, car taxi.
Speaker 9: What they looked like once thin, medium sized dark suit,
Speaker 9: the other stocky dark suit too, both in the early forties.
Speaker 9: Chopin wears glasses. Didn't make either one.
Speaker 1: Here, that's one of them. Let me see. Yeah, he's
Speaker 1: in there. What's his name?
Speaker 4: Leonard Talpee? We better go in Okaya right back there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, who's uh? Leonard torpie. That's somebody who might wanna
Speaker 1: kill Vance. I wish I knew more about what this
Speaker 1: is all about, Johnny. Yeah, I said, Oh, it's all talk,
Speaker 1: so far better cover me. I'm over there.
Speaker 10: Okay, okay, Oh, mister Vance.
Speaker 2: Or in Vance, you must have the wrong number, buddy,
Speaker 2: nobody by that name lives here.
Speaker 1: Well, are you sure positive? Why don't you try the manager?
Speaker 1: I did. He said, mister Vance had this throw and
Speaker 1: he's all wet. Good night. Just a minute.
Speaker 2: Before I went down, I heard a go up a
Speaker 2: couple of more times, must have been six inches from
Speaker 2: my head. My eyes couldn't see and my feet wouldn't move,
Speaker 2: but I could hear.
Speaker 1: There was someone very close to me, and he was dying.
Speaker 5: Johnny, Johnny Chunny.
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Speaker 2: won't talk about my operation. I had one at the
Speaker 2: police emergency hospital. As a matter of fact, I had two.
Speaker 2: They prodded a thirty eight slug out of my neck
Speaker 2: and another one out of my shoulder. It was forty
Speaker 2: eight hours before I was allowed to sit up in
Speaker 2: bed and talk naturally enough. My first visitor was Lieutenant Randall.
Speaker 2: He looked haggard, tired, worried. You say you hired the
Speaker 2: street Florian. Yeah, keep an eye on arm Vance with
Speaker 2: sure tipster. It's okay to tell it now, I suppose.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well thanks. Florian died right there in the hall.
Speaker 6: Four slugs dances on the floor beneath you, still hanging on.
Speaker 1: You're giving track of all this? What about Torpie? Did
Speaker 1: you get him? We didn't, but Thorian did. Torpy's in
Speaker 1: the morgue. The other man got away quite a night.
Speaker 6: Yeah, look, Donny, you're the only one who can give
Speaker 6: me the story.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 6: Dance isn't able to talk and won't be for another
Speaker 6: three days. If then everybody else is dead. Or Gone.
Speaker 1: What happened? I don't know. I didn't see anything, Lieutenant.
Speaker 2: I was trying to push into the room past Torpeye
Speaker 2: and the whole world caved in.
Speaker 1: And he uh and he lied on the man who was.
Speaker 6: With Torpy good descriptions, with no luck so far. He
Speaker 6: hoisted a car outside a Dvance's place. He found it
Speaker 6: two hours later, no prints on it, some blood he
Speaker 6: might have one of Fourian slugged his him. Yeah, we
Speaker 6: gotta land that bird.
Speaker 1: Hey, you all right?
Speaker 2: I felt awful, and Lieutenant Randall left me alone for
Speaker 2: the rest of the day. At three point thirty the
Speaker 2: following day, or Advance regained consciousness long enough to relate
Speaker 2: what had happened. I was wheelchaired down to his bedside,
Speaker 2: statement and clothes.
Speaker 4: That was Harry King with Toby King flew here three
Speaker 4: days ago, Marino. It came to my place to find
Speaker 4: out what I'd done with a ten dollar bill. Torby
Speaker 4: give me that when he was drunk. I told him
Speaker 4: I spent it, but they didn't believe me. It was
Speaker 4: King shot me.
Speaker 5: I've got reward money coming. I'm not gonna die.
Speaker 2: He was still hanging on two days later when I
Speaker 2: left the hospital Spencer con item seven fourteen dollars ambulance
Speaker 2: ride from emergency hospital to my hotel. The doctors told
Speaker 2: me to take it easy for a month and I'd
Speaker 2: be all right. I had a phone call a half
Speaker 2: hour after I started to take it easy, Johnny Dollar, are.
Speaker 7: You interested in finding Harry King?
Speaker 1: Hos?
Speaker 10: This?
Speaker 7: My name's Milvi King. I'm Harry's wife.
Speaker 1: Oh do you want him? Or don't you sure?
Speaker 7: I'm a trash restaurant on forty second off Broadway. Can
Speaker 7: you meet me?
Speaker 1: Yeah? How I know you?
Speaker 7: You won't, but I'll know you. She's been in the
Speaker 7: paper for the last three days.
Speaker 1: Hello, mister Dollar, missus King.
Speaker 11: Yes, and you look pretty weak. I feel that way
Speaker 11: every bit a sit down.
Speaker 2: The small, pretty brunette woman and the nice clothes look
Speaker 2: like anything but the wife of a bank bandit and murderer.
Speaker 2: She looked more like a housewife on a shopping tour
Speaker 2: or a school teacher on a New York vacation.
Speaker 1: I listened while she cleared up some questions I had
Speaker 1: in mind.
Speaker 11: There's a reward posted, isn't there for that hold up
Speaker 11: in Baltimore?
Speaker 1: Ten thousand dollars? Yeah?
Speaker 11: Well, I get it if I turn Harry over to
Speaker 11: the police.
Speaker 1: Sure how much? Half?
Speaker 11: Well, that isn't much for You've enough your husband.
Speaker 2: They'll get him sooner or later. Missus King the other
Speaker 2: half spoken for on.
Speaker 11: This dvance man.
Speaker 1: Yes, wait em, just.
Speaker 11: Trying to figure what about you. I'll pass it up
Speaker 11: five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: For Harry, providing he was tied in with the Baltimore
Speaker 2: hold up it. That's what the insurance company's interested in.
Speaker 1: He was in it, all right.
Speaker 11: I want to get something else straight. What happens to me?
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 11: I'm his wife know he had a part that hold
Speaker 11: up for the last six months. I haven't said anything.
Speaker 11: Does that make me a party to it or something?
Speaker 1: Head?
Speaker 2: You could have informed, but you couldn't have testified being
Speaker 2: his wife.
Speaker 11: I'm a rain I don't want to spend all the
Speaker 11: money hiring lawyers to keep me out of jail.
Speaker 1: My company, I've covered that. Where's Harry? Oh not yet?
Speaker 1: What now?
Speaker 11: I better get something in writing from you, Something that
Speaker 11: says your insurance company'll pay me the reward and give
Speaker 11: me help if I get in any trouble.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll talk to him this time.
Speaker 11: I'm thinking of the future. I'm going to have one.
Speaker 1: Once this is over, I hope so, missus.
Speaker 11: King, I know so, mister dollar.
Speaker 1: Did Harry have money? He couldn't spend two.
Speaker 11: Forty five thousand dollars?
Speaker 1: Where is it?
Speaker 11: I can give you that when I give you, Harry, Well,
Speaker 11: it's thought of everything I tried to Harry and a
Speaker 11: torpie man were fools. O Lee ever got out of
Speaker 11: it was the mark bills worthless money.
Speaker 1: You don't happen to know who the other phone man were,
Speaker 1: do you?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 11: I suppose that's what you'll ask Harry when you get him.
Speaker 1: That's the idea, Poor Harry.
Speaker 11: How long will it take you to get things arranged?
Speaker 1: Not more than an hour. I can do it by phone.
Speaker 1: I'll call you, okay.
Speaker 2: I gave her a fifty second start before I left
Speaker 2: the table and went out on the street. I was
Speaker 2: just in time to see her climb into a cab.
Speaker 2: I was trying to hair one to follow her when
Speaker 2: a black coupe.
Speaker 1: Pulled up to the curb.
Speaker 10: Heyst it little change?
Speaker 1: How he feel terrible? What is this? The vance told
Speaker 1: us it was King.
Speaker 6: We checked the airlines and found out that Ed's wife
Speaker 6: with him when he flew in from Reno. That is
Speaker 6: missus King up there in that cab, isn't he?
Speaker 1: That's who she said she was.
Speaker 6: She wants to sell you were a husband for part
Speaker 6: of that reward, doesn't she yeap?
Speaker 2: What's the delay? She wants to make sure she'll be
Speaker 2: handled alright. The money and all sold advance. Don't need me,
Speaker 2: I don't mean to. It's all figures. I thought she
Speaker 2: might try to get in touch with you for just
Speaker 2: that reason.
Speaker 1: I don't get it.
Speaker 6: Well, that's why I put a man on your hotel
Speaker 6: followed you when you came to meet her today, and
Speaker 6: he phoned me. We looked her up. Her name was
Speaker 6: Melville Thayler before she married King. Her old man had
Speaker 6: a lot of money in Minnesota, but she couldn't keep
Speaker 6: herself out of trouble and got disinherited on his own.
Speaker 1: Has been her problem. It's everybody's problem, not the way
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 6: With her now. King's worth a lot of dodo or
Speaker 6: if you pay off. He's no good door now, lying
Speaker 6: somewhere with a slug in him. And he hasn't been
Speaker 6: any good door with the marked money he got in
Speaker 6: the town or hold.
Speaker 1: Up, there's something else?
Speaker 2: Random?
Speaker 1: What she's starling me. I think she said she didn't
Speaker 1: know who they were.
Speaker 2: But if she was lying and she does know who
Speaker 2: the others were, and that towner hold up King, it'd
Speaker 2: be worth even more money. They'd want him dead instead
Speaker 2: of with the police talking his head off.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: We followed melvil King's taxi for better than forty five minutes,
Speaker 2: all the way through the Holland Tunnel and into Jersey.
Speaker 2: She finally left it at a train station in Bucks County.
Speaker 2: We watched her buy a magazine and sit down in
Speaker 2: the waiting room and begin to read it. Fifteen minutes later,
Speaker 2: she stepped into the phone booth. When she came out,
Speaker 2: I went over to the filling station phone to see
Speaker 2: if she'd phoned my hotel.
Speaker 1: Well, she wasn't trying to get me.
Speaker 6: Well, that's Saturday's contact with the others, going to sell
Speaker 6: to you or them whoever pays most for.
Speaker 1: Him, some operator, isn't he.
Speaker 6: Well, when you have time, look at the file we
Speaker 6: picked up on her sixteen arrests, one conviction for narcotics
Speaker 6: since she was eighteen.
Speaker 1: Well we will see what we will see. Didn't take long.
Speaker 2: When a green Cadillac pulled up at the station, malver
Speaker 2: King stepped out on the platform and greeted the two
Speaker 2: men who were in it. She sat in the car
Speaker 2: with him and talked for a short time, then got
Speaker 2: back out. When the Cadillac rolled away, lieutended Randall was
Speaker 2: on the radio ordering a pickup Yale.
Speaker 1: Five nine six. I don't pick him up right away.
Speaker 1: We'll stay with her.
Speaker 4: When malver King caught another taxi, we were right behind her.
Speaker 4: She took her to an auto court about a mile
Speaker 4: from the station. We saw her go into the cabin.
Speaker 1: Mark D. Randall radioed in our location.
Speaker 4: We were about to check the auto court office when
Speaker 4: the door to Cabin D opened. Standing beside melvil King
Speaker 4: in the doorway of the cottage was a pale, stocky man.
Speaker 1: It looked as though his legs wouldn't support him another minute.
Speaker 1: Then she saw us get out of the car.
Speaker 7: He'll kill me.
Speaker 11: He's gotta gun on me. Don't do anything, don't do
Speaker 11: anything that's right.
Speaker 8: He gets you the anybody gets you my way.
Speaker 1: You're hurt king.
Speaker 8: You can't go far. I'd come this far and I'm
Speaker 8: still gonna keep fool uh me he.
Speaker 1: Was all ready for her when she got back.
Speaker 8: Yeah, oys, no ice, shower do especially if you be good.
Speaker 1: That's funny. I thought the same thing about you, King Kang,
Speaker 1: bless your reason. I can tell you're hurt bad, you
Speaker 1: need help. Why don't you give it up?
Speaker 8: How much were you gonna give it for me?
Speaker 1: I wasn't how much telling half of it?
Speaker 8: How much?
Speaker 7: Wolf?
Speaker 2: Would you?
Speaker 8: Yes? You did? I passed out this morning. You've got
Speaker 8: real fussy. How much for your feet?
Speaker 1: Who told me you're dying on your feet?
Speaker 4: King?
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's a good place to die on your feet?
Speaker 8: Maybe I will make it.
Speaker 4: It'll steals gonna hurt nor King?
Speaker 1: No yell if you want o King, don't add another
Speaker 1: one in the God that's one too. Let's get this
Speaker 1: old man.
Speaker 2: Spencer count itam made same as Item two transportation back
Speaker 2: to Hartford, Item nine eighty five dollars, doctor bills, Item
Speaker 2: ten miscellaneous forty eight dollars while in New York. Spenser
Speaker 2: count total two hundred and ninety four dollars and sixty
Speaker 2: cents remarks. As you know, the two men melvil King
Speaker 2: contacted were also part of the six who had held
Speaker 2: up the town a loan company. They made a full
Speaker 2: confession and named the other parties involved.
Speaker 4: As far as the reward money goes, I think oron
Speaker 4: Vance deserves his five thousand dollars and I think Pete
Speaker 4: Florian's widowed.
Speaker 2: As there's my five thousand. Here's trun me Johnny Dollar
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