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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho.

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This is your host, Adam Graham. In a moment, we're

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going to bring you this week's episode of yours truly

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Johnny Dollar. But first I do want to encourage you.

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lost episode in between. Here from March eighth, nineteen fifty

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nine is the net of Circumstance manner.

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Speaker 2: From Hollywood. It's time now four Johnny doll el Foreman,

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Johnny Oh, I just left you Donald Florida. Are you

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right where you left me? Right here in Sarasota. Oh well,

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if you're worried about my expense account of that case

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we cleaned up together, I was just about to military,

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why don't you bring it down here instead? A couple

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of hours after you hopped the board, you're playing back

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to Hartford. I got a phone call from Bill Hall,

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Remember him, fella who runs up men's shop at the

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Timmy Emmy Trail. That's right, Webb, still play sure. I

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bought a support check and a couple of pair of

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slacks there it way Well, somebody cleaned him out of

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about ten thousand dollars worth of merchandise last night. Oh

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and you didn't shared it for him? Yes, I also

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issued a ten thousand dollars policy on the man he

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had there as a night watchman. Oh yeah, Johnny, the

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police think he was murdered. Okay, I'll hear the first

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plan I can. Bob Bailey in the Exciting Adventures of

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the Man with the Action Pact. Expensive Car America's fabulous

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freelance insurance investigator is truly Johnny Dollar, No act one.

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If yours truly Johnny dollars expense accounts, so better buy

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a special investigator. Johnny Dollar to the Tri State Life

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at Casualty Company, Sarasota office. Following is the acount of

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expenses and cared during my investigation of the net of

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circumstance matter expense account at a one seventy five dollars

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plane Fairness and that Old's Hartford to Tampa, Florida. There

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I figured on changing planes. Feroal Pullman met me in

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this car and by seven pm we arrived in Sarasota.

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We drove straight to Webbs. The place was in a mess.

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Speaker 3: Oh, I'll say this, mister Pullman. You certainly didn't waste

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any time.

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Speaker 2: But I didn't see any reason to Bill Johnny. You

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remember Bill Hall? Yeah? Sure, how are you Bill good

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Doll and that good lik at that play? Yeah, I

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see you've lost a lot of your stock.

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Speaker 3: You haven't finished checking yet. I sent the boys going

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to get some sleep.

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Speaker 2: But as really as we can tell, whoever did this

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got away with over nine thousand worth of clothing and accessories.

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Never knows what they did to Old Jimson Jimpson Jimson Cooley,

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the night watchman. You said over the phone that you

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thought he's been murdered, Yes, sir. Somehow they must have

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got Old Jenson to open the back door for them.

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Then when he saw what they were up to, he

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tried to fight them off. You'll see the marks of

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a big struggle out back, and bits of his clothing

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were lying around covered with blood with no sign of him. Johnny.

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Speaker 3: The police figure that they must have killed him and

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un dumped his body somewhere.

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Speaker 2: You keep saying, they Bill, they had so.

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Speaker 3: Little time that well, one man couldn't have done it alone.

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Very well.

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Speaker 2: You see, it all happened between the regular rounds of

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the PDS prowl car.

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Speaker 3: Last time this sort of thing happened. There were three

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men in on him.

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Speaker 2: Were you been, Robbie four? About a year ago, something

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like eighteen thousand words. The police managed to track down

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two of them. Oh what about the third? Well, he

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was never identified, or rather he was identified but never

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located anyhow. It was after that that we put old

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Jimpson on his night watching m I wonder about that

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third man? Was your store of the only place that

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Gimpson watched? Yeah, after all, he was a pretty old man.

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I gave him the job to help him out as

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much as anything else, and.

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Speaker 3: I figured as just being around would keep something like

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this from happening again. I guess that was wrong.

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Speaker 2: Jimpson used to run a shrimp boat in his spare time.

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He used to work at spot east of Humpback Bridge,

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a lot south of City Island. That's right, And to

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think of it, I heard of both working out there

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last night. The point is he couldn't really make a

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living at it, so he was glad to take what

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little we could give him for this Watchman's jet. And

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in return, somebody's taking his life, he prayed. So of

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course you can't be sure until his body's around. What

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are you thinking of, Johnny? Well, if by any chance

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that Jimpson Coolie isn't dead, the police said that according

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to all the evidence, if he's still alive, he's the

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one person who could tell us something about whoever cleaned

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up this job and the police found any actual clues

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to work on. Well, no, that's were you're wrong, Sergeant Drummond.

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That's right, Danny boy. Hi surge.

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Speaker 4: So the drag you in on this?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, frid So you know how it is, Drummond. When

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the police can't get anywhere, you call in the experts.

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Oh and I thought you were a friend of mine.

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Ms Puhman. You said that Bill was wrong sergeant when

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he told me your boys haven't found any clues to

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who did this job and knocked off Jimpson.

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Speaker 4: COOLi knocked him off.

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Speaker 2: Huh know what's that mean.

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Speaker 4: One of the boys picked up a drunk last was

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right in this neighborhood. Yeah, late this morning, when he

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had sobered up enough, we sent him home for a

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little while. Ago, he comes boarding back the headquarters. Seems

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he suddenly remembered something he saw around here last night.

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Come on, such must have been around two or three am.

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That's when we figured the robbery.

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Speaker 3: Occurred and the murder of Jimson Cooley.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, please get to the point, drumming.

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Speaker 4: Well, he was holding up that building across the street,

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mining his own business and his bottle, when all of

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a sudden he saw a car come round from in

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back of this building and heading north on the trail,

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maybe two of them, wasn't sure any I don't want

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to notice was a little pickup truck.

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Speaker 2: But in his condition, I suppose he didn't get a

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license somewhere.

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Speaker 4: He didn't need to, Johnny, because he recognized that truck.

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Speaker 2: Oh yes, sir, And.

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Speaker 4: He said it was all loaded down with something, with

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an old piece of canvas stretched over the stuff that

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was stolen from me.

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Speaker 2: Maybe you say he recognized that pickup? Who was it?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Johnny? Was that old nineteen thirty model. He used

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a whole shrimping Why who's that's right?

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Speaker 3: That's right?

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Speaker 4: It was that old truck at Jimson.

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Speaker 2: Booley act too. If yours truly Johnny Dollar in a moment.

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Speaker 5: And now for another episode in the life of Sergeant

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Donald's bell.

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Speaker 6: Weather, my husband, Good morning, bell Weather.

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Speaker 2: Wouldn't my lady.

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Speaker 3: Prefer to have her breakfast in breath this morning?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 5: Well, thank you?

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Speaker 2: Donald? Is the tray with the coffee, the toast and

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the art. Oh fine, forgot the irons juice? A hold, say,

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I'll be right.

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Speaker 6: Back to what happens in the corner of the dressor.

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Speaker 7: A National Safety comber was right none. The last night

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I read something in a National Safety Council pamphlet.

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Speaker 2: Oh reader, how can you sit there talking about a

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pamphlet when I'm dying of slow tortures?

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Speaker 7: Come darling, I'm sorry right now.

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Speaker 4: What's this about?

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Speaker 2: The National Safety Council? Did they predict that which stub

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my toes this morning?

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Speaker 5: No, it's just a coincidence. Only last night I read

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the statistics that proved that more home accidents occur in

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the bedroom, of all places, em not.

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Speaker 7: The bathroom or the kitchen or the whome workshop, the bedroom.

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Speaker 2: Okay, from now on, when I walk around the bedroom,

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I'm gonna wear my combat boots instead of these open

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toad hurat.

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Speaker 7: Well that might help you, But what everyone should be

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most careful of is taking medicine in the dark.

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Speaker 2: Okay, my living safety encyclopedia. I will now fetch your arms.

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Oh you're swoot And it's just too bad that you

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nice men are.

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Speaker 6: So prone to accidents in the home.

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Speaker 5: And the reason is because you brave men usually tackle

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the hazardous jobs around the house.

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Speaker 2: I'll remember those kind words as I fully limped back

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to the kitchen.

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Speaker 7: One thing in your favor, those are married men sent

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a better chance of avoiding fatal accidents in the home.

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Speaker 2: Is that a friend you know?

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Speaker 7: In one state seventy five kind of the men involved

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in home misshaps were unmarried.

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Speaker 6: Well, I'm sure glad I'm married.

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Speaker 5: Because the accident odds about it.

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Speaker 2: You know, because I like my wife even when she

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first wakes up in the morning.

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Speaker 5: That's my donald, that's my don.

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Speaker 2: And no act too of yours, truly, Johnny Dollar. And

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the net of circumstance matter. Yeah, everything indicated that whoever

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burglarized Webb's Habitashery there in Sarasota had murdered the night watchman,

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Old Jimson Cooley. That is until somebody reported having seen

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a loaded pickup truck at the time of the robbery

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pull away from the back of the store. And whose

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truck was it?

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Speaker 4: Yes, he swears, with that old nineteen thirty pickup of

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jims and coolies.

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Speaker 2: And he says it went north on the Tamami Trail. Yes, sir,

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what if you about it?

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Speaker 4: Sergeant alerted every police sparting from here to Georgia State

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line be on the lookout for him.

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Speaker 2: Didn't you know that truck was missing from wherever Jimson lived?

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Speaker 4: Well well, and actually he got around it checking on

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his plate. Yet you thought he was.

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Speaker 2: Worded and you didn't even bother to check his home.

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Speaker 4: Well, we called his wife, Johnny, and when she said

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he hadn't come home. With all the evidence of a

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big fight out back of this store, oh fine, you

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can't blame them, Johnny. All the blood back there, bits

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of Jimson's clothing, it were to enough.

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Speaker 2: Look, maybe it's just a wild hunch, but earl, yes, Johnny,

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you suppose Doc Crutcher's at home.

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Speaker 4: Probably it's just up the street from my house. We

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got a doctor connected with the headquarters, you know, Johnny.

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Speaker 2: Well, how do we get out the back way? Went

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right out here?

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Speaker 3: Johnny?

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Speaker 2: What's this hunt?

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Speaker 8: You got?

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Speaker 2: Tell you whirl? And it probably turned out to be wrong.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, now you can.

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Speaker 2: See for yourself.

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Speaker 4: Dollar while we figured him a dead one, old Jimson,

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I mean yeah, busted railing, blood spattered around and look

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there where somebody hit to do it?

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Speaker 2: Full of blood there too, must a lot of plenty.

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Speaker 4: No, so we picked up a short length of lead

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type with blood on it.

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Speaker 2: Is this a piece of claw on the shirt he

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was wearing, Yeah, Johnny, is from the shird I gave

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him going off in the fight.

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Speaker 4: Well, I guess I must overlook that little piece.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe that isn't all? Why if I keep it? Sure?

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Go ahead? Would you mean? Now? If you feel like

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driving me around to bet there are a couple of

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people I'd like to see. Sure?

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Speaker 4: No, no, wait a minute, we'll see you later.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. It was a hunch, nothing else. But I learned

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a long time ago that sometimes it pays to play

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a hunch for all it's worth, particularly when you're having

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anything real solid to work on. Ignoring Earl's questions, I

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had him driving to Doc Crutcher's home out on Saint

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Armand's Key. Fortunately he was at home. Even better, we

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found him in his study pouring over a microscope.

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Speaker 8: Sure Johnny would be glad too. Just as soon as

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I finished making this, hemoglob and Connor.

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Speaker 2: Wow, there's no hurry, Doc, I'll drop buy and check

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with you later. Jimson, coolie, We will see. Look, Johnny,

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do you mind telling me what this is all about?

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When I'm sure myself? Earl, listen, do you think you

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can find out where old Jimson's wife lives? Sure? I guess,

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don't you mean widow Tourney? Maybe the last I heard?

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Everything I've heard, well, it doesn't all tie.

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Speaker 8: Up with journey.

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Speaker 2: If Jimpson's still a love, that's what I'm banking on.

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Come on, Earl. The cooly place far out on the

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edge of town was a shank and nothing more. And

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the darkness didn't look much better than the beat up

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chicken house at the back of it. As for the chickens,

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half of them more asleep out of the yard until

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we got there.

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Speaker 7: Yes, I'm coming, I'm coming, Yes, Oh mister Paulmer, Missus Cooley,

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this is mister johnny Men now.

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Speaker 3: Mister Pulman.

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Speaker 5: They found Jensen's body yet?

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Speaker 2: Oh no, as a matter of fact.

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Speaker 5: I sure hope they do.

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Speaker 7: That's all I got to say because of the don't.

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What Missus Cannewell told me today is a don't.

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Speaker 2: I might have to wait five six park and.

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Speaker 7: Let that inshaws that wasn't brought on him? Can well

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got any news.

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Speaker 5: About him or not?

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Speaker 2: You uh, you don't seem to care much whether your

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husband's alive or not.

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Speaker 5: Missus Cool, No, why should I the lazy bum?

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Speaker 2: It wasn't for me raising these heads.

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Speaker 7: Five were shrimping and selling them for bait of them

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Yankees to come down the fish around the other window.

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He's done pretty good. We had meat on the table

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now then beside chicken. Ever since they'd gotten that soft

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job setting around that.

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Speaker 5: Store every night.

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Speaker 2: Did you notify the police when he failed to come

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home this morning?

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Speaker 7: I did not, Guys, when I've seen one of them

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nets with mess, and you see where he keeps them

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hung over the lemon that tree out there.

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Speaker 5: So what I figured is maybe he'd run out.

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Speaker 7: To do some more shrimping or else, he's took it

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out and sold it so he held buy some more

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of that rock gut he's been drinking lately. I got

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this boom handed.

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Speaker 2: By the door. What do you mean to keep him out?

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Speaker 5: Because they wouldn't try to come.

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Speaker 3: In and beat me?

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Speaker 2: Beat you sure like he always when he's been drinking.

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Speaker 7: That one didn't come home at all, and I mid

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Tanner will stop by and told me he'd been killed.

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Speaker 5: Well you know who I think, Donnie? Who one of

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that gang and tried to rob Webbs last year?

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Speaker 2: Now why do you think that?

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Speaker 7: Because Jameson told me one of them was around town.

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Speaker 2: That's why Jimson knew who he was and didn't report

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it to the police. How should I know?

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Speaker 5: Now?

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Speaker 7: Look, if y'all didn't come around to pay me my insurance,

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what is it you want?

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Speaker 2: What I really stopped buying from him? Is is cool?

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He was to see if you'd sell me one of

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your chicken?

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Speaker 6: Why?

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Speaker 2: Why? Sure?

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Speaker 7: Only goula cost your money maybe seventy five cents.

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Speaker 2: Here's a dollar and we'll call it even.

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Speaker 3: Well, thanks you.

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Speaker 2: You look out for them.

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Speaker 7: Clo'll not wring it next. Only I suppose you want.

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Speaker 2: It plucked too, No, no thanks, I suppose you just

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give me the head. Hey, you can have the rest

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of it for dinner to morrow. And come on, hell,

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let's get back to Saint Amun's key.

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Speaker 8: I'm sorry, Johnny, but I really ought to have thrown

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the materials down at my office for putting that specimen

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you gave me under the microscope. Of course, if you

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could wait until the morning, Oh.

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Speaker 2: Sure, why not? Once more I could use a little

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shut eye. But here, ye take along a sample of

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the blood from this tool. Will you?

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Speaker 8: You've been outraiding somebody's chicken coop?

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Speaker 2: Now you may want it for comparison, if you know

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what I mean. Yes, Johnny, I think I do well.

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I don't earl. Why don't you and I go home

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and get some sleep? Act free of yours, truly, Johnny

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Dollar in a moment, Do you know who said that

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man is free who is protected from injury? Those words

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came from Daniel Webster, one of the most eloquent orators

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in American history. Webster knew that a man could not

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be free unless he lived in a country which recognized

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his right to freedom and created laws to protect that freedom.

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A slave state may say that its citizens are free.

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But as long as a single citizen can be harmed

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by the whim of a country's rulers, true freedom does

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not exist. A man is free only if his rights

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to freedom are protected. Remember the words of Daniel Webster.

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They are part of your American heritage. The freeman must

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be protected from injury. Now act free of yours truly,

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Johnny Dollars. Early the next morning, I get a phone

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call from Sergeant Drummond on a headquarters. Yes, Sir, Johnny, some.

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Speaker 4: Of the boys found him laying in his carn a

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little wagon trail just off the ridge road.

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Speaker 2: Jimpson Cooley, Jimson.

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Speaker 4: Coolie must have been laying there unconscious ever since a

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burglar slugged him and took him out there. He's a

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rugged old cuss, so he's in pretty good shape.

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Speaker 2: Now. What did he say about that burglary? Sergeant, Same

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as we figured.

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Speaker 4: Man made him open the back door, beat him up,

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cleaned out the place, and probably thought he'd killed him,

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So he drove him out to that side.

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Speaker 1: Road and left him there.

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Speaker 2: What about the stuff that was stolen?

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Speaker 4: Must have transferred it to his own car when he left.

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Speaker 2: Jimson, there was Jimpson, able to identify him, said he claim.

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Speaker 4: To be the man we never did yet for robbing

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that store the first time.

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Speaker 2: You want to talk to Jimpson, Yes, Sergeant, I'll be

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right over. I had her driving out a headquarters. I

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saw Jimpson Cooley talked to him, but learned nothing from him.

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I didn't already know he was a disagreeable old coats

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for sort who would get drunk and beat his way.

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He still wore his babby torn clothes, and yes he

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had a couple of cuts and bad bruises. But were

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they enough to account for all the blood we founded

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back of the store, I asked earlier, driving me over

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to dot Crutch his office.

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Speaker 8: Well just finished, Johnny, and I'm sorry, but the blood

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that was spilled out in the back of that store

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was not chicken blood.

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Speaker 2: But well, now I see what you were driving at, Johnny.

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You figured maybe Jensen had done the robbery himself, Waiter,

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then he covered the place with chicken blood to back

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up that story of a fight with some burglar.

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Speaker 1: Oh.

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Speaker 2: I think he was in a fight, all right, but

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I don't think he lost. Doc.

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Speaker 8: As I started to say, I wanted to check the

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blood on that piece of his shirt. You brought me

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here in the office where I have a record of

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Jimson's blood type. I got it when I made his

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insurance examination or was it his on the shirt? It

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was human blood, all right, but not Jimson coolies all right.

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Then I guessed his story of having been forced to

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open the store, then beat up and knocked out and

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left out there in his car.

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Speaker 2: By the burglar's true? Wrong, Earl, Well, what do you mean,

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why not didn't you say you heard a shrimp boat

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out in the bay last night? Sure, but what that

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guy Wholly's wife said one of those heavy weighted shrimp

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nets was missing the gene. Yes, I remember this. Bill

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Hall said that one man wouldn't have had time to

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take all that stuff out of his store alone. So

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maybe there were two burglars, And I still don't Jimpson

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said there was only one, though I think he was

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helping him. And now do you think for a minute

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that Jimpson lost all the blood we saw out in

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the back of that store. You saw him there at headquarters, Well,

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he didn't exactly look as though he But then, Johnny,

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first we wanted to find Jimson's body, but then he

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turned him alive. Now we'd better find the body of

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this other man, whoever he is.

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Speaker 8: You're right, Johnny, then you really have a case.

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Speaker 2: Sure, well, let's go fishing fish. Well, you know how

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it is when I'm really stuck in a case, everything

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all muddled up. Well, it's tired to relax and kind

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of let your head clear. Come on, let's go. Sure,

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Earl thought I was crazy. Un hitched the boat from

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his private dock and headed up the fire and passed

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under a humpback bridge and into the outer end of

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Sarasota Bay, out toward City Island, where WSTV has its

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radio power. I tied on a heavy trolling rig and

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tossed the line of level. Johnnie, you're crazy. He use

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that heavy rig out here. The water's real shallow. All

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little do is drank the bottom a little slower girl.

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Here in the bay, we use live shrimp to get

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sea trout. You know about a number two hawks and no,

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thank you, we bottom fish flower? What is okay?

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Speaker 3: Whatever you say?

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Speaker 2: And so we trolled back and forth over the place

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where Jimpson ranish shrimp line. Johnny, it's no good fishing

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here with that heavy tackle and this is where he

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got his shrimp. There ought to be fish or something.

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Maybe I'm after that something. I think you've gone nutting.

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And fifteen, maybe twenty times I had to in the

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line and take off a clump of seaweed that it's

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got the tangling. Well began to get a patient. We

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were really gonna fish. Why didn't we do it right?

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Then suddenly the old fugus started the thing. Hold it

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at kill me?

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Speaker 9: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: What is it? Just hold your heart went under the

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son of your tied into Johnny, get this linel hole.

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We may have what I've been looking for. I can't

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imagine what kind of a fish should be that big

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here in the Bay's fine, fine, all you've done is

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get snagged up in some old Uncle Rocken's fish net. Yeah,

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or a shrimp net. If you'll just help me get

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it aboard. Shure, it's a little more, Johnny, and I'll

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be able to reach the park where you've looked into

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it a little more. Yeah, I got it. Now give

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me a hand, right, yeh. They put a lot of

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lead on these nets. I never thought they could beave in,

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john Look quick, Tinny, Yeah, good lord. When Jimsen was

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faced with the man's body wrapped in the net he'd

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sunk out there in the bay. He broke down and

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told us what had really happened, even told us where

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the stolen stuff was.

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Speaker 8: Him.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, the dead man was one of the gang who'd

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robbed the store a year ago. He persuaded Jimson to

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help him do it again, offer him a hundred bucks.

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But then when he had the stuff, he tried to

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run out without paying off, so Jimpson had killed him.

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Now the courts will have to take over. Incidentally, I

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understand that Webbs is installing a fool proof burglar alarm system.

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Expense account total one hundred and fifty one fifty yours

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to leave John it up. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring

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Bob Bailey, originates in Hollywood and is written, produced and

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directed by Jack Johnstone. Heard in our cast were Lillian Bias,

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Vic Turlin, Harry Bartel, Barney Phillips, Bartlett Robinson, and Bill Jay.

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Be sure to join us next week, same time and station,

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or another exciting story of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollars. This

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is Dan cubberly speaking. Johnny Dollar has come to you

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through the worldwide facilities of the United States Armed Forces

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Radio and Television Service.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back. This is one of those stories that I enjoy.

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Works fairly well, but I'm under no illusions that it

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is a great episode. But this is one of those

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that really it has a plaut. It feels like it's

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out of a mystery magazine. For what it is, it's

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engaging and as far as I can tell, holds together logically.

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And Missus Cooley is a fun character, which makes this

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a cut above other sort of mystery magazine type stories.

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And while this does reference the previous week's episode, you

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don't lose a whole lot by not having that, as

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the two cases aren't related other than occurring in the

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same part of the country. All right, well, listener comments

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and feedback now, Vicky writes, thank you for posting reviews

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of each episode. This is helpful to find what I

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want to hear. Too many shows use engineer review for

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all the episodes and it makes it hard to navigate.

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Speaker 2: Well.

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Speaker 1: Glad to be of assistance, Vicky over on Facebook. David writes,

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regarding the Shinkhar diamond matter, Hi, Adam, I usually don't comment,

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but this episode on the diamonds prompt me first it

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was interesting to learn that diamonds do not appear in

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x rays. I shared with my dental genis this morning

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as she x rayed my teeth. She said she had

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not learned this factoid in school, so she was impressed

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regardless if it's true. Second, my main comment is about

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the chauffeur in this episode. He drives the car, and

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he pilots a twin engine plane and from Britain. Unless

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he's a chauffeur for Goldfinger and also trained in the

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martial arts, these occupations don't seem comparable skills. He would

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have done better staying with the pilot work instead of

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trying to steal diamonds. I've not yet met an uber

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driver who also has a pilot's license. Enjoy the show,

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keep it up well, to be fair, if you'll recall

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a few Well, it was nearly a year back we

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were doing the Charlie chan and the Landini murder mystery,

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and in that particular story there was a pilot who

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had been a chauffeur, and this was in the book too.

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I think the thinking behind that idea is that if

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you operate one thing, whether it's a plane or a car,

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well then you might also be skilled and talented at

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operating the other. I admit that the real world logic

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has some problems, And honestly, I don't think that you

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hear of any real chauffeur who say, got drafted in

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World War Two and went off and became a pilot,

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and the skills don't necessarily coincide. But I don't think

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it's inconceivable. Joey right, The Johnny Dollar radio program sure

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does love eccentric characters. It is there, bread and butter

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Joey outside of the serial era. During Bob Bailey's run,

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I think as a series it was much more the

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characters and all their quirks that added to the show's

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entertainment value as opposed to the mystery. Then James writes

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over on YouTube regarding the Henderson matter omnibus, I love

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these Johnny Dollar serials, Johnny Dollar at its finest. Happy

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to hop this video. Thank you so much, James, great episodes,

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many blessings, rites another listener and another teschemo rits. It's

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fun to see how entertainment was before kV. Well, in

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the case of Johnny Dollar, it's more how radio was

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trying to compete or keep up with television, but thank

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you so much. Appreciate the comment. Now it is time

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to thank our Patreon supporters of the day, and since

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this is our first episode in our first Friday in

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the month of April, excuse me, it is time to

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thank those who've been supporting the podcast for five years

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this month and I want to thank Andrew currently supporting

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the podcast at the Master Detective level of fifteen dollars

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or more per month, and Idella and Jim supporting the

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podcast at the Shawmas level of four dollars or more

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per month. Again, thank you so much for your support

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and that will do it for today. If you're enjoying

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the podcast, please follow us using your favorite podcast software

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and be sure to rate and review the podcast wherever

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you download it from. We'll be back next Friday with

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another episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, but join us

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back here tomorrow as we give way to Counterspine, the

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great adventurers of old time radio ware turn into.

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Speaker 9: That dirt o the hands. Why it's a shortcut? Not stop?

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I will not no, then I will. I'll take the key.

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Please better, relaxed, calm, I won't hurt.

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Speaker 2: You, Sam, Please give me that key.

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Speaker 9: When I tell me she's not gonna like this, Sam,

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But you're not going to tell her.

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Speaker 2: Sam shall kill you.

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Speaker 9: I swear I can take care of myself. What's more,

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I'm gonna take care of you, Sam. You wouldn't. That's

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not what you think. I'm just going to I thought

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of hold you in protective custody.

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Speaker 6: Protective what four.

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Speaker 9: I just want your sister to come to turn.

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Speaker 2: I thought you hadn't this evening at restaurant.

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Speaker 9: That's what I wanted Marry to think, Kraa. She doesn't

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know that I'm the leader of the sitterom Mom, why

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are you? I don't want to have to hurt your

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Carra into the private fib between Marry and me. I'm

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taking over the New York territory and I'm going to

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beat out.

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Speaker 1: I hope you'll be with us then in the meantime,

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send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net,

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This is your host, Adam Graham, Sogn and Off