Speaker 1: Bing Crosby has been on the summer holiday, but beginning
Speaker 1: October third, Bing and his crew will return to this
Speaker 1: their regular time. So joining the fun with Bing Crosby
Speaker 1: at this time next Wednesday, October third, from Hollywood. It's
Speaker 1: time now for Edmund O'Brien as Johnny Dalla.
Speaker 2: Fine, what have you got for me? Mister Benny Waxman's
Speaker 2: insured with Columbia. When did he die? And what's wrong
Speaker 2: with the way he did it? He's very much alive
Speaker 2: and his business is the ast delicate test mature left
Speaker 2: too has burned out. When did it happen last night?
Speaker 2: We don't know whether Waxman did it himself. The fire
Speaker 2: department said it was started deliberately. Police holding Waxman not
Speaker 2: yet no evidence, Betty get Donnie. I'll give you everything
Speaker 2: we've got. I'm yours at Forsheven ashallon.
Speaker 1: Edmund O'Brien in the transcribed Adventure of the Man with
Speaker 1: the Action Packed Expenser Car America's Fabulous freelance insurance Investigator,
Speaker 1: Yours truly, Johnny Dalla.
Speaker 2: Spencer ac count Submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dodalla to
Speaker 2: Home Office, Columbia, All Risk Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The
Speaker 2: following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of
Speaker 2: the protection matter. Expense count out of one thirty two
Speaker 2: fifty six train fare and incidentals between Hartford and New
Speaker 2: York City. After I received from you the necessary information
Speaker 2: concerning Benny Waxman, I arrived in New York three thirty
Speaker 2: in the afternoon and made my way through a heavy
Speaker 2: rain to ten seventy eighties one hundred and fifth, where
Speaker 2: I found Benny Waxman in a small apartment. The Lieutenant
Speaker 2: Parkinson in the fifteenth Precinct was there also, Yeah, mister
Speaker 2: Blaxman's then, what are you wanting for? Johnny Dolla? I
Speaker 2: represent Columbia All Risk Insurance on Watchman's store. Who is it?
Speaker 2: Dynamed Dollar from the insurance company?
Speaker 3: Come on in, Dollar Insurance Company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know the reason you started the fire.
Speaker 3: I had nothing to do with it. I keep telling you,
Speaker 3: run over.
Speaker 2: He keeps telling me an over, run over. I keep
Speaker 2: telling him he's a.
Speaker 3: Liar, a liar, I'm not.
Speaker 2: My name is Johnny Dollars, the Waxman.
Speaker 3: How do you do?
Speaker 2: I can't depend it on him yet, I'm kind of
Speaker 2: a bomb.
Speaker 3: I ain't got no story in the Yeah, sure, he
Speaker 3: ain't like the stuff of us in the war.
Speaker 2: Another big explosure. Nobody heard an explosure. When it went off,
Speaker 2: it burned good and the area. Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 2: how he got at the.
Speaker 4: Will trace it, And yeah, of course you don't know
Speaker 4: how I got it. I didn't get it.
Speaker 2: How much was the place ensured? Twenty thousand? You're not
Speaker 2: gonna get at Waxman.
Speaker 4: Look, Lieutenant, I don't yeah, no more, I don't care.
Speaker 3: Do you hear me?
Speaker 2: You will?
Speaker 4: I'll make it a care. I didn't start There was
Speaker 4: a man killed in that fire. What I didn't start it.
Speaker 4: I didn't kill nobody.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: People lived over the store, three apartments, and old man
Speaker 2: doesn't get out. Your company won't have to pay a
Speaker 2: red cent dollar because I'm gonna prove Waxman started it.
Speaker 3: Why why would I burn down my store? I make
Speaker 3: a good living.
Speaker 2: Tell mister Dollar how much money you've gotten the back
Speaker 2: you'll hear me Waxman.
Speaker 3: Six hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: That's not much for a guy who makes a good living,
Speaker 2: is it, mister Dollar?
Speaker 3: I told you, I told you a dozen time told me.
Speaker 2: He gave five thousand to his daughter.
Speaker 3: It's the truth.
Speaker 2: Check your daughter. It's a little tough. We can't find
Speaker 2: its to live here with her papa. But she's just disappeared,
Speaker 2: and papa doesn't know where she went. Do your papa.
Speaker 4: She went on a trip, mister Dollar, a vacation. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I gave it a five thousand for a vacation. And
Speaker 4: he doesn't have any idea where she is. I don't
Speaker 4: I don't know where she went.
Speaker 2: He just gave her five thousand for a little vacation.
Speaker 2: It broke him, but his daughter needed a little vacation.
Speaker 4: Don't care anymore. I tell you, I don't care, mister Dollar.
Speaker 4: Tell your company. I don't want the insurance money.
Speaker 2: You don't get out there.
Speaker 3: I don't want out for nothing.
Speaker 2: You're on a spot. You figured it was a set.
Speaker 2: So many guys like you, Waxman, figure it's as sense
Speaker 2: and forget about guys like me. I want you for
Speaker 2: a fire and a killing, and I'm gonna get you.
Speaker 4: I'll say it forever I did not do it. I'll
Speaker 4: say it till they take me to my grain.
Speaker 2: It doesn't give you much time, and I've gotta be going.
Speaker 2: I like looking at report. Lieutenant. Yeah, sure, come along, No, No,
Speaker 2: I check with you later. I want to talk to Waman. Sure,
Speaker 2: fifteenth person. I'll be around until I find out where
Speaker 2: I got that bomb. Right, you're loose till I get something, Waxman.
Speaker 2: But uh, do me a favor, Huh whether is it?
Speaker 2: Try and leave town. I'd love it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, mister dollar, go back and tell your company to
Speaker 4: forget it.
Speaker 3: I don't want the insurance money.
Speaker 2: If you didn't have anything to do with the fire
Speaker 2: or entitled to it.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna leave this town when I can open a
Speaker 4: business somewhere else, another city.
Speaker 3: If I'm lucky.
Speaker 2: If you're not guilty, why not take the money.
Speaker 3: Because I cannot prove rya innocent.
Speaker 2: What are you afraid of? Why? I said, what are
Speaker 2: you afraid of? It's pretty obvious you're afraid of something.
Speaker 3: I'm not afraid. I'm I'm just I'm nervous policeman. The
Speaker 3: fire and everything.
Speaker 2: Five thousand for vacation is pretty weak.
Speaker 4: Please, mister dollar, I I let your company out of
Speaker 4: all the claims. They don't have to pay me nothing else.
Speaker 4: Please don't ask me any more questions.
Speaker 2: I cops out to get you. Look the law. I
Speaker 2: believe it.
Speaker 4: If they convict me of something I did not do,
Speaker 4: then perhaps it is in payment for something I did
Speaker 4: to break the law.
Speaker 3: What I I can't explain? Uh, please, mister.
Speaker 2: Donald, Okay, look, mister Wackman.
Speaker 3: Good day, mister Doner.
Speaker 2: I hadn't noticed. I left the building and went out
Speaker 2: on the street. Rain was coming down hotter, so I
Speaker 2: turned up my collar and started to walk. I couldn't
Speaker 2: stop thinking about Benny Waxman in this crazy, mixed up story,
Speaker 2: A guy who burned down his store with an incendiary
Speaker 2: bomb and smart enough to have a better story. The
Speaker 2: five thousand he'd given his daughter or vacation that was wrong,
Speaker 2: taking himself look guilty by telling me to forget the
Speaker 2: claim that was wrong. He was scared, not of Parkinson
Speaker 2: or me, but of something that was mixing up his reason.
Speaker 2: Maybe I was wrong too, but I was gonna find out.
Speaker 2: The fifteenth Precinct was on Madison. Lieutenant Parkinson was in
Speaker 2: his office. Hellout, hello, you look wet walk. I'll take
Speaker 2: off your coat and yeah, I sit out. Thank you?
Speaker 2: Did uh you have a talk with Watsman? M I
Speaker 2: think I couldn't tell you him five seconds. Yeah, what
Speaker 2: do you think? I'm surprised, but what he didn't come
Speaker 2: here to insult h You think he's innocent. I think
Speaker 2: there's a lot more to it than just a fire
Speaker 2: and a killing, isn't they're always I think he's scared stiff.
Speaker 2: Tell her why a guy who starts a fire. That's
Speaker 2: a better alibi. He want some coffee? Yeah, I'm good,
Speaker 2: that should be. My wife gave me the electric pot
Speaker 2: so I could have my coffee on do so as
Speaker 2: I drink too much of it, but she gave it
Speaker 2: to me. Yeah. Yes, watsman didn't start that fire. Is
Speaker 2: that strong enough? Mm CA's pretty good. Guys who burned
Speaker 2: down their bill us do it two or three different ways.
Speaker 2: Not with him in Senniary Barns. I've got to ride him.
Speaker 2: I try to be nice to him, try to get
Speaker 2: it out of him, but he's too scared a lot. Yeah, Now,
Speaker 2: I have to guess. There's a protection racket here that
Speaker 2: covers every independent store in the city. It's the tightest
Speaker 2: best controlled organization I've run up against, so tight that
Speaker 2: we've been trying to break it for a year. Two
Speaker 2: other stores have gone up this way, but the owners
Speaker 2: are so scared they won't say a thing. Scared for
Speaker 2: their families. It's the best thing to be scared for
Speaker 2: Waxman's daughter. Yeah, I don't know how she fits. I
Speaker 2: don't know how the five grand it's what do you
Speaker 2: expect to gain by making him look ill? Long shot?
Speaker 2: He won't say anything, but uh, maybe one of his
Speaker 2: friends will. Maybe they will say something if they've been
Speaker 2: scared this long. He's got one friend very close from
Speaker 2: the Angelino Giuseppe business. Yeah, delicatessen. Like Waxman, Angelino hasn't
Speaker 2: got a family, but he got beat up last year.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't make a complaint. He's scared too, but he's only
Speaker 2: got himself to worry about. Maybe if he thinks his
Speaker 2: best friend is in line for a murder raft, he
Speaker 2: would give us something to go on. Why don't you
Speaker 2: arrise Waxman make it look like he's really in trouble.
Speaker 2: And I'll do that when I have to. I think
Speaker 2: his daughter is mixed up in it some way. Most
Speaker 2: of her clothes are still in the apartment. Maybe Waxman
Speaker 2: will be contacted. I want to be around when he is.
Speaker 2: I don't know, Dolly, but a gang that can put
Speaker 2: this much fear into people might do anything. Waxman's been
Speaker 2: beat up a couple of times himself. Never pressed charges,
Speaker 2: but he's been pretty indignant. What I can find out
Speaker 2: about him, he's not the type to pay for protection.
Speaker 2: Became a citizen two years ago and believes in what
Speaker 2: he had to learn to become a citizen. Oh maybe
Speaker 2: the five thousand went to the gang. That's possible. Daughter
Speaker 2: only gotten a ton of month ago before. They could
Speaker 2: only work him over with the daughter here. And if
Speaker 2: he paid them the five thousand, why burn down his store? Uh,
Speaker 2: I've only been guessing. I haven't got the answers. No,
Speaker 2: excuse me, Parkinson, Yeah, yeah, I know you Okay, how
Speaker 2: do you like that? Why it played off? It was
Speaker 2: Angelina Giuseppe. He wants to see me great, and you
Speaker 2: wanna come along? Yeah? Sure, Hey, you make pretty good coffee, Lieutenant,
Speaker 2: I get lucky sometimes. We left the precinct and grabbed
Speaker 2: a cab. Parkinson didn't want an official car in case
Speaker 2: somebody should be watching Angelino. We cut across town, and
Speaker 2: twenty minutes later we were walking through the front door
Speaker 2: of Angelina's delicatessen. A small, broad, little man with A
Speaker 2: bald head moved around the counter and walked up to
Speaker 2: see us.
Speaker 5: Hello, look, Enny, Hello, Angie, Uh new man.
Speaker 2: Uh Johnny Dollar Insurance investigative, Measter Dollar. Not long, mister Giuseppe.
Speaker 2: What do you wanna see me for? Anie?
Speaker 6: Well, it's uh, it's uh, it's about the Bennie.
Speaker 5: Now what about that you you you're gonna arrest to him?
Speaker 2: That's right? You think he burned down his own the store?
Speaker 2: And no he did.
Speaker 5: What about you, mister Dollary? Do you think Benny burned
Speaker 5: down his store and kill that man up the stairs.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen the evidence of g I think so
Speaker 2: he'll bring me all the way over the west of that. No, no, no, lieutenant.
Speaker 5: Look, if if I tell you something, if I tell
Speaker 5: you something that maybe shows you that Benny don't burn
Speaker 5: down his store or what.
Speaker 2: Well, let's see. Maybe it's gonna make a lot of
Speaker 2: trouble for a lot of nice to keep. They'll get protection.
Speaker 2: I could get killed, not while I'm around, Angie. Well, uh,
Speaker 2: come on, Angie, if you got something, give it to me.
Speaker 2: I was on my way over to pick up Benny.
Speaker 2: And now if you've got anything they can save him.
Speaker 2: Let's have it.
Speaker 5: But I I can prove that Benny did not burn
Speaker 5: down his place. But I think I can tell you
Speaker 5: who did too. Them guys, Them guys who come around
Speaker 5: once a week and the collected.
Speaker 2: Doll tell me about him.
Speaker 5: But you remember when I got to beat up plus year,
Speaker 5: them guys had done it. That make us all pay
Speaker 5: them protection and if we.
Speaker 6: Don't, we get beat up or our families.
Speaker 2: But I don't know their names.
Speaker 6: I I.
Speaker 2: That's no matter. You better get out. Two guys across
Speaker 2: from the street. Yeah, that's the damn you better get out.
Speaker 2: They got the guns. Those the guys who beat you up. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: a please so look or you better get out right now.
Speaker 2: Listen to me, Angie, act like we're customers when they
Speaker 2: got the gun. What I tell you, I'm alright. I
Speaker 2: like them. I try to whack like nothing's wrong, Angie.
Speaker 6: Okay, well I try only.
Speaker 2: And uh give me about eight slices of the Swiss.
Speaker 2: Now what is uh all right? I thought? I, oh, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I I'd be right to you.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, uh we don't want no cold cut illt red Co,
Speaker 2: no car oh no, no Parkinson? What about Angie? I
Speaker 2: told him you right, nap you ma, I'm Ben the
Speaker 2: pone idiot step on the car.
Speaker 6: Al right, I thought, I how is it?
Speaker 2: How is it? The band? Parkinson is a band? I
Speaker 2: can't feel much, must speak? Let me look what about
Speaker 2: the two? Oh they've had it? You have to listen,
Speaker 2: O y one with red hair. Yeah they he used
Speaker 2: to wake the dutch fish. Dutch Fish up? He isn't it?
Speaker 2: And yeah, got to get whoever Parkinson? The embony? Yeah,
Speaker 2: sure is.
Speaker 1: We'll return you to Yours truly Johnny Dollar in just
Speaker 1: a moment beginning next week. Listen for Edmund O'Brien as
Speaker 1: Yours Truly Johnny Dollar Saturday nights on most of these
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Speaker 1: Wyman as being's first guest of the season. Another premiere
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Speaker 1: his ullnesses to Wednesday. On CBS Radio Now with our
Speaker 1: star Edmund O'Brien, we bring you the second act of
Speaker 1: yours truly, Johnnie Dollar.
Speaker 2: We're still raining. When they carried the lieutenant out, I
Speaker 2: explained everything to a nice young Copnick Brennas, Angelina and
Speaker 2: I got into Brenni's car headed the fifteenth Precincts A
Speaker 2: long Jeneral Clark. I just met him a few hours ago.
Speaker 2: You know, we've been trying to correct this protection record
Speaker 2: for a year. Looks like maybe we've started the hard way. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll lead you state with them. I'm scared. I'm really scared.
Speaker 2: I do nothing to worry about, Miss GIUSEPPI will give
Speaker 2: you all the protection protection. I guarantee it for me.
Speaker 2: He's sure.
Speaker 5: Or what about all the other people, all my friends? Well,
Speaker 5: what about to Benny Parkinson? Didn't think Benny started that fire?
Speaker 5: I know I was assigned of checking the bomb.
Speaker 6: Or why do you think we inter said nothing before?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 6: Because they threaten us. They threatened my friends. They tell
Speaker 6: them if if they say anything, they're gonna hurt their family.
Speaker 2: What about the barn? Nothing doesn't have much to go
Speaker 2: on for the first person, you'll lie.
Speaker 5: So Lieutenant's a lie. He told me Benny wasn't gonna
Speaker 5: be arrested. That's why I was gonna tell him about
Speaker 5: those guys that beating me up.
Speaker 2: Nobody had to talk.
Speaker 5: Oh sure, I talk, and look what happened. What do
Speaker 5: you think is gonna happen to Benny now?
Speaker 6: Because I thought, huh, they got here the talk. I
Speaker 6: ain't gonna tell you nothing the more.
Speaker 2: What about Benny's daughter, Ergie?
Speaker 6: No, no, I ain't gonna get to nobody in a moon.
Speaker 2: No more trouble. The troilers happened, Ergie. Well, I don't
Speaker 2: care if they're gonna make it tough on Benny. They'll
Speaker 2: do it now.
Speaker 5: Just because I called it lit, just because I want
Speaker 5: to help for Benny.
Speaker 2: The only way you can help Benny and is to
Speaker 2: tell us what you know.
Speaker 6: No, that too many other people, my friend.
Speaker 2: And we can save them. Tell us what you know
Speaker 2: and we'll get the people who make the trouble. No, okay,
Speaker 2: when they dragged Benny's daughter out of the river, I
Speaker 2: hope you think about it.
Speaker 6: Oh you think I wanted You think I want to
Speaker 6: see Benny's a little girl. Look I got a thing
Speaker 6: about all the all.
Speaker 2: Listen, listen. You think this won't happen again if we
Speaker 2: don't get them in behind.
Speaker 6: This, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Look, gangie, you've got beat up. Last year, Benny got
Speaker 2: beat up twice. Stores have been ruined, Benny's place was bombed,
Speaker 2: and an old man burned to death upstairs. We ada
Speaker 2: Parkinson and two killers around the way to the morgue.
Speaker 2: Every one of you kept your mouth shut for a year,
Speaker 2: and look what's happened. You think it's gonna get better?
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, what.
Speaker 2: About Benny's doing it? They got her? Oh I don't know.
Speaker 6: The only ones I ever saw were the two guys
Speaker 6: who got killed a little while ago. Benny came over
Speaker 6: to my place one night. He was in an awful condition.
Speaker 2: It wasn't crying.
Speaker 6: He said they had to tell somebody.
Speaker 2: They got his Louisa, And he say why they got it?
Speaker 6: And Ben and he hated them. He didn't ever pay
Speaker 6: them any money, so they beat him up twice, but
Speaker 6: he still didn't pay them.
Speaker 5: He said they didn't have no right, but he wouldn't
Speaker 5: go to the police because he wasn't scared for me
Speaker 5: and my friends. Then Louisa came here from Detroit to Michigan,
Speaker 5: and they took her and made him pay five thousand
Speaker 5: dollars to get ow back.
Speaker 2: Why did they burn down his store to.
Speaker 5: Teach the rest of us a lesson those two guys
Speaker 5: who were killed.
Speaker 6: And that's what they said.
Speaker 5: They said, if I didn't pay them every week, that
Speaker 5: would happen to me and anybody else that didn't paid them.
Speaker 2: Did they send then his daughter back to him tonight?
Speaker 6: Tonight? They were supposed to send her back to him.
Speaker 2: Will they do you think they will? Now? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Rolled our way over the wet pavements that reflected the
Speaker 2: sun as it sank into the river behind us, and
Speaker 2: the precinct. Brand's got our statements and took me down
Speaker 2: to the mud fire to look at pictures of Red
Speaker 2: Dylan as partner. That's Dylan one two mean six arrests,
Speaker 2: two convictions, one in the state, Kansas City employ Yeah,
Speaker 2: most of the arrest that city. That boy I don't
Speaker 2: the only thing about the other guy, I think he's new.
Speaker 2: When will you get a report? And that shouldn't go
Speaker 2: on Parkinson's that Dylan used to work for Dutch Fisher. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's Fisher's package. Uh huh m. He's still doing time. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Convicted June nineteen forty three, sentence to state prison. July
Speaker 2: same year, ten of twenty armed robbery. Mm that's seem
Speaker 2: right rhymes yeah, Lou Fleischman. Oh okay, that's the Arctic
Speaker 2: back now, thanks, that's the other one, ouh Fleischman. That
Speaker 2: name's on Fisher's card. Yeah, convicted with Lou Fleischman. Wait
Speaker 2: a minute, remember that rad Fisher got sent up on
Speaker 2: his pick payroll job. Here it is both Fleischmann. Convicted
Speaker 2: nineteen forty three, five to ten. Released July twenty sixth,
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty one. I wonder I thought he was a
Speaker 2: new boy. It's like the gang stuck together. That there
Speaker 2: was somebody else in that hole that had him alibi
Speaker 2: if I remember it, never pinned it on him. Might
Speaker 2: be our boy. I can't remember him. He should be
Speaker 2: easy to check. Yah, let's find out he was beginning
Speaker 2: to fit. The two strong arm boys had worked together
Speaker 2: in Kansas City for a man named Dutch Fisher who
Speaker 2: was still doing time, and there was a fourth member
Speaker 2: of the gang still unaccounted for. In a half hour,
Speaker 2: Branda's had the information. His name is Billotti, I remember now,
Speaker 2: George Bilotti. He took the information down to the mug
Speaker 2: file and dug out the package on George Blotti, the
Speaker 2: fourth member of the Dutch fisher Gang. Branna's took one
Speaker 2: look at his picture and his mouth fell open. Well, oh,
Speaker 2: what's wrong George Bilotti about him? He's in the city
Speaker 2: I know, and let's go talk to him. Uh No, Now, look,
Speaker 2: Fenny's daughter is still missing. That remark I made about
Speaker 2: the river could become a fact. George Biolati is George Bivens.
Speaker 2: That's the name I know him by. I came to
Speaker 2: this town about seven years ago, runs a respectable night
Speaker 2: and pick him up on what suspicion he's clean in
Speaker 2: this town. You've certainly got enough in this record. I
Speaker 2: have a talk to him. There isn't much time. If
Speaker 2: we pick him up, that girl won't live five minutes. Yeah,
Speaker 2: where's his nightclub? Fifty second Street, the Yellow Parrot. Why
Speaker 2: somebody's got to talk to him? And then your official capacity,
Speaker 2: you'll never get the answers you wanted. What makes you
Speaker 2: think I'll give them to you? Because I kind of
Speaker 2: liked Lieutenant Parkinson.
Speaker 6: Yes on your one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, George Bivens got an apploytment. No, well you Johnny
Speaker 2: Dalla tell Bevins, I want to see him.
Speaker 3: Sorry, you gotta have an appointment.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna spoil if I stand around much longer. What
Speaker 2: a rotten For all I care? You aren't gonna see Vans.
Speaker 2: You get excited like this all the time. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: were in your stomach.
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: You don't know skeptic. Hey, you're at the piano. Which
Speaker 2: way do I go to find VNS? Thanks? Who are you?
Speaker 2: Name's Dolla? What do you want? Ad you get by Ziggie?
Speaker 2: He's tied up with a stomach ache. Oh, swallow the fist. Okay,
Speaker 2: you get rough? What else do you do? Find out things? Cop?
Speaker 2: I'll make this quick, Vivins, because I have to read.
Speaker 2: Dylan and Lou Fleischman are pretty dead. Yeah we were there.
Speaker 2: You worked with him in Kansas City in forty three.
Speaker 2: I did I forget Dylan, Fleischman and Fisher together you
Speaker 2: pull the fancy payroll robbery. The law didn't think Lieutenant
Speaker 2: Parkinson was shot to death by Dylan. Is that all
Speaker 2: not quite? We'll get it off your chest. I'm busy.
Speaker 2: Dylan and Fleischman were working a protection racket. Look you
Speaker 2: if they were just the collectors. I've had about enough
Speaker 2: of this. I'm gonna throw you off. It's just what
Speaker 2: I want. I'll get up. What do you think you're doing.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna show you. You've got Benny Waxman's daughter. What
Speaker 2: are you talking about to me if I made a mistake,
Speaker 2: you've got his daughter? You're crazy? Like your two boys
Speaker 2: killed Parkinson and burned down Benny's store. I don't know
Speaker 2: what you know. Stand up. Yeah, we've been beating up
Speaker 2: a lot of nice little people for a year, and
Speaker 2: now that nose is just a down painting. You think
Speaker 2: you're busting here and you know you keep falling down.
Speaker 2: You better sit in a chair. Now, listen to me, Bevans.
Speaker 2: I'm in a nasty mood. Besides all the other people
Speaker 2: getting pushed around. Your boys tried for me too. I'm
Speaker 2: behind schedule, The cops can't book you, and I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna let you kill that girl to save your dirty neck.
Speaker 2: Now where is she? I don't know where she is?
Speaker 2: Please believe me, vibvns. Oh look, I got friends, they'll
Speaker 2: take care of you. Who's gonna tell him to do it?
Speaker 2: I am your mouth swollen shut? Come on, Bibbons. Where
Speaker 2: is she? No? Where? Oh? Where? Warehouse Fourteenth Street. Up.
Speaker 2: What warehouse? Alright? No, no rogers and sons, big big
Speaker 2: sign on the top, police department. Please, don't you know
Speaker 2: it's not the light to listen? Vivns, what do you
Speaker 2: want me to do? Go to sleep? I gave Sergeant
Speaker 2: Brenners what I had, and he told me he'd meet
Speaker 2: me at the warehouse, but in the meantime he'd send
Speaker 2: over for Vans. He was as good as his word,
Speaker 2: for in less than three minutes, radio patrolmen were taking
Speaker 2: charge of Bivens and his entourage. The place looked like
Speaker 2: a police lineup on. I left and headed for the warehouse.
Speaker 2: It was getting late when my cab pulled up near
Speaker 2: the river and a cold wind was moving in from
Speaker 2: the Atlantic. Brenner's got there a few minutes later, and
Speaker 2: he staked out his men. The girl is in right
Speaker 2: here to go on the front door. Let's go in
Speaker 2: a window. I'm a second story at at heart. Anyway, Now,
Speaker 2: did you ever get Bivens to talk? He'll tell everyone
Speaker 2: and he's bound to get Michael lousy cut. Brenners gave
Speaker 2: his men orders and we went looking for a weak window.
Speaker 2: We found one of the back crawled through and dropped
Speaker 2: down on the dark, cold pavement inside of the warehouse.
Speaker 2: I could hear a radio from somewhere towards the front
Speaker 2: of the building, so we picked our way along the
Speaker 2: wall until we found a flight of stairs and climbed
Speaker 2: up to the main floor. We opened the door and listened.
Speaker 2: Y you getting cool? Yeah, I wish bibbots would call
Speaker 2: and tell us what to do with us, Dane. We
Speaker 2: kept going and moving as quiet and as possible until
Speaker 2: we saw them, two men sitting in a small storeroom.
Speaker 2: The door was open. We could see the girl tiede
Speaker 2: and gangs. It wasn't gonna be easy. There was something
Speaker 2: new statements, I don't get the most room, make a noise,
Speaker 2: bring 'em out to see where the way is. Okay,
Speaker 2: you better said that. You get down that side and
Speaker 2: say we get them between it and want to shoot
Speaker 2: into that office. But give it about ten seconds and
Speaker 2: then push one of those crates over. I mean, hung,
Speaker 2: we doo and I have a relaxed Okay, what here
Speaker 2: it is? Something? Of course? Tell her who to relax.
Speaker 2: I didn't hear nothing. I've got a lot of jumps.
Speaker 2: We've been in this dump for three days. Now, what
Speaker 2: was that you gonna tell me? I'm here the thinks now,
Speaker 2: some somebody's out there and you'll kill a light?
Speaker 5: What do we do?
Speaker 2: Shut up with this time?
Speaker 6: Kidnapping?
Speaker 2: Not shut up? Yeah, maybe it's nothing, maybe a cat
Speaker 2: or a rat or something.
Speaker 6: Let's get out of here. Let's forget the dam and
Speaker 6: get out.
Speaker 2: Don't you to keep your face shut? Now? Come on,
Speaker 2: let's see what it was.
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe it's the cop.
Speaker 2: Something was wrong Vivins with a call. Well, maybe he couldn't.
Speaker 6: Maybe the dollumn man.
Speaker 2: That's come on, I don't see nothing. It's too dark.
Speaker 2: There's a great rober boys cos this one's dead. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the other one's on his way. Well, let's go get
Speaker 2: the girl. Benny's worried enough. We took Benny's daughter back
Speaker 2: to our father and he confirmed the story that Angie
Speaker 2: had told us. Angie was sent home, and the last
Speaker 2: I heard, the store owners who had been paying protection
Speaker 2: to Vibbins were planning the biggest block party since the
Speaker 2: Boston t Caper. Expensec count eed him two twenty dollars
Speaker 2: and eighty cents for two dinners. Brenner's was nearly as hungry.
Speaker 2: As I was id him three sixteen dollars flowers for
Speaker 2: Lieutenant Parking since funeral, and I am four the same
Speaker 2: as Adam won faan incidentals between New York and Hartford.
Speaker 2: Expense account total one hundred and one dollars ninety two cents.
Speaker 2: And the next time you send me out on a
Speaker 2: simple little insurance fire, make sure it's really simple. I
Speaker 2: don't mind helping people out occasionally, but I'm too old
Speaker 2: and too underpaid to go back to being a boy scout.
Speaker 2: Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar.
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