Speaker 1: From Hollywood.
Speaker 2: It's time now for Edmund O'Brien as Johnny dollars just
Speaker 2: a dollar.
Speaker 3: This is miss Beale at the travel office calling back.
Speaker 3: I got your plane space, all right?
Speaker 1: Oh good way till I get a pencil.
Speaker 3: Okay, you leave idlewhile tomorrow morning at nine on National
Speaker 3: flight four oh five. When you reach New Orleans tomorrow evening.
Speaker 1: At five oh one, five oh one. Got it.
Speaker 3: You'll have to stay in New Orleans overnight, and the
Speaker 3: earliest flat I could get out of there is Pan
Speaker 3: America number seven oh one.
Speaker 1: The next morning at eight eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: Got'll put you in Minogwood five fifty that evening, and
Speaker 3: there's a train from there to San Juando Sour.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that part of it should be fun.
Speaker 3: The fair one way including tax is two hundred and
Speaker 3: sixteen dollars and fifty five cents.
Speaker 2: Why don't you buy a round trip?
Speaker 1: Oh? Just have it? I guess superstition.
Speaker 2: I don't like to presume I'm going to get back
Speaker 2: from any of these trips I make.
Speaker 1: That's really be asking for trouble.
Speaker 4: Edmund O'Brien and another adventure of the Man was the
Speaker 4: Action Packed Expense Account America's five dealer is free lance
Speaker 4: Insurance investigator, Yours.
Speaker 1: Truly, Johnny Dollar.
Speaker 2: Expense accounts submitted by a special investigator Johnny Dollar to
Speaker 2: Britannia Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an
Speaker 2: accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the David Rocky matter.
Speaker 2: Expense count Item one four dollars and fifty cents. Transportation
Speaker 2: from Hartford to New York City, Item two dollars and
Speaker 2: twenty cents. Cat fair to the hiring whole of the
Speaker 2: National Maritime Union, Bob, all right, talk with you on
Speaker 2: the phone with Richtor Dollar.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Well, like I told you, then your man
Speaker 5: is in San Juan del Sir.
Speaker 1: Or if he left, we don't know about it. I
Speaker 1: hope he's that. I've got plane reservations.
Speaker 5: I called the Edwardson line on the outfit he was
Speaker 5: sailing for. I want to double check in our records,
Speaker 5: and theirs are the same. He missed his sailing in
Speaker 5: San Juan del Sir. They signed on a local man
Speaker 5: as far as Panama.
Speaker 2: The ship was the Lyle Edwardson that said, can you
Speaker 2: give me anything that would help identify him?
Speaker 5: Well, here's his signature and his last job assignment card.
Speaker 1: Can I keep this? I guess so sure. Thanks.
Speaker 5: Let's see here's his membership book number one four six
Speaker 5: five four four.
Speaker 1: All right? Would you happen to have any photographs in
Speaker 1: your final No?
Speaker 5: But the Coast Guard Office would on the certificate of
Speaker 5: identification and certificate of service.
Speaker 1: They will both be in a file on him over there.
Speaker 2: Good, that's what I need. I wouldn't know him. If
Speaker 2: I did find him, I'll fix you up, naturally. I'm
Speaker 2: curious you flying all the way down to that port.
Speaker 2: What do you want with this David? Rocky?
Speaker 1: He just became a millionaire? What all?
Speaker 2: When Rocky was a kid, he was adopted by a
Speaker 2: Titus Morgan in Boston. Wealthy man. He just died, leaving
Speaker 2: everything to Rocky. And he'll like that A million and
Speaker 2: a half, including fifty thousand insurance.
Speaker 1: That put me on the case. I would you like
Speaker 1: to get some news like that? I don't think I
Speaker 1: could take it. Oh thanks a lot, mister Rick. That
Speaker 1: was nothing.
Speaker 5: When you find this guy, ask him if he can
Speaker 5: spare a few bucks for the seamen's home.
Speaker 1: Will he.
Speaker 2: From the Coast Guard documents on David Rocky. I memorized
Speaker 2: his picture, and the next morning I left New York.
Speaker 2: Expense account I had him three two hundred and ninety
Speaker 2: seven dollars fan incidentals to Monograa. I had him four
Speaker 2: thirty five dollars a chart of plane. I finally arranged
Speaker 2: for the next day that put me in San Juan
Speaker 2: del Sur. At three o'clock the next afternoon, I found
Speaker 2: Hotel Accommodations and then looked at the local office of
Speaker 2: David Rocky's last employers, the Edwardson Steamship Lines.
Speaker 1: But it, oh, good afternoon.
Speaker 2: Hello, my name is Dollai just arrived from Hartford, Connecticut.
Speaker 1: Well, well, my name is Wall Clayton Wall. How do
Speaker 1: you do it?
Speaker 6: Why on earth would anyone leave Hartford to come to
Speaker 6: a place like this.
Speaker 1: I am an insurance investigator.
Speaker 2: I was sent down here to find a seaman who
Speaker 2: sailed on one of your ships, David Rocky.
Speaker 1: Remember him?
Speaker 6: Oh, yes, certainly, I remember him. Did you say insurance investigator?
Speaker 1: That's Ryan? Why did you ask that? Why just wanted
Speaker 1: What do you want with him?
Speaker 2: He has some money coming from a policy and in
Speaker 2: the state.
Speaker 6: Oh, I think I'd go back to Hartford.
Speaker 1: Mister dollar.
Speaker 6: Why David Rocky is not in a position to hear
Speaker 6: about money up in the States. Oh, he's in jail.
Speaker 6: He's being charged with murder. I see when did this happen? Well,
Speaker 6: I'm afraid I don't have all the particulars the papers.
Speaker 6: They aren't famous here for accurate reporting. But he missed
Speaker 6: his ship. You know that was not quite two weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Yes, I haven't told then.
Speaker 6: I believe the reason was a drinking bout, and as
Speaker 6: a result of it, this employee of ours, Henicaraguan, was killed,
Speaker 6: stabbed to death.
Speaker 2: I believe why didn't anybody know about this in New York?
Speaker 1: He's soon.
Speaker 2: You know your company, things moved very slowly down here.
Speaker 2: You must be in contact with you on New York office.
Speaker 6: My communications are of a purely business nature, mister Dollar.
Speaker 6: I suppose that sounds rather inhumane. Yes, matter of fact
Speaker 6: it does. I office handles many thousands of dollars each
Speaker 6: year for the company, and I have to.
Speaker 1: Protect its positions. I mean, that's why you're didn't report
Speaker 1: this trouble of Rockies.
Speaker 6: If I had, it would have meant interference with the officials,
Speaker 6: and that wouldn't have been good for you.
Speaker 1: It would not.
Speaker 6: One who wants to continue in business here doesn't interfere
Speaker 6: with the Guadia NACIONALO. It is both military and police,
Speaker 6: and like in all countries, they have legal procedures.
Speaker 2: I take it you haven't seen Rockies since he was arrested. No,
Speaker 2: I haven't, and I hope you don't mind.
Speaker 1: If I do. I'll be blunt with you.
Speaker 6: As long as the interference doesn't stem from this office.
Speaker 6: I think it's highly in order. I wish you luck,
Speaker 6: mister Dollar, and i'd like to have you tell me
Speaker 6: how you come out. I'm not as half less as
Speaker 6: I sound. No, sure, sure, just a good business man.
Speaker 2: Before I tackle them, I learned what I could about
Speaker 2: the police set up in Nicaragua. The Guardia had been
Speaker 2: organized original by American Army and Marine officers. A lot
Speaker 2: of what I dug up would have been good news
Speaker 2: to criminals. A couple of thousand men enforcing those in
Speaker 2: the countries besides.
Speaker 1: Of New York State.
Speaker 2: But at least it looked like I find somebody who
Speaker 2: could speak English. I did, but that was all there was.
Speaker 1: In my favor. You cannot talk to him.
Speaker 2: He's a prisoner, and I will not have people talk
Speaker 2: to him.
Speaker 1: Why not, Sergeant, Why don't you want me to see him?
Speaker 2: It's for me to say, that is my order. You're
Speaker 2: an important man. I understand that, but there are some
Speaker 2: of them more important.
Speaker 7: What do you say.
Speaker 2: You're evidently used to dealing with people who are afraid
Speaker 2: of you. I don't have any reason to be afraid
Speaker 2: of you. Importance, I do not understand. And I'm here
Speaker 2: under the pupper of papers. They give me certain rights.
Speaker 2: David Rocky was under papers too. He has rights.
Speaker 1: Does he have a lawyer? He does not want one.
Speaker 1: That's difficult to believe. You think I lie.
Speaker 2: I think you'd better let me go see him. No,
Speaker 2: he's a prisoner. Prisoner or not, he has a right
Speaker 2: to see me. I'll go to the American consul and
Speaker 2: Monoga if I have to. You must know where he'll
Speaker 2: go to. Your superior officers. You can't do this because
Speaker 2: of personal feelings, Sergeant. If stay ten minutes, no more, thanks,
Speaker 2: maybe that'll be enough.
Speaker 1: Who is it you have a light?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: Who is it?
Speaker 1: My name is Dollar Rocky. I came down from the
Speaker 1: States to find you. That's a laugh.
Speaker 7: I know how these things go.
Speaker 2: They haven't even heard about it up there, So why
Speaker 2: should anybody come looking for me? Titus Morgan die, I'm
Speaker 2: sorry to hear that.
Speaker 7: What does that have to do with it?
Speaker 2: He left your little money some insurance company who wanted
Speaker 2: to find you so they could clear their books.
Speaker 7: This is a fact.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about this murder charge?
Speaker 2: If you've been outside, you know more oft than I do.
Speaker 2: This is where I woke up, and this is where
Speaker 2: I've been. I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 1: What do you mean this is where you woke up.
Speaker 7: I got drunk. I don't remember getting here.
Speaker 1: You know about the murder? John? Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, they told me about that.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 7: I don't know. I drank too much?
Speaker 2: Almost seems like I got a mickey?
Speaker 1: Did you kill this guy? Are you in the level? Certainly? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh my wallet when I get a Knight, that's my
Speaker 2: operating license. My cards are inside Connecticut. It's close to home.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I was so suspicious, but you could have
Speaker 2: been working for the police, coming in here to give
Speaker 2: me some false hope and make me blab. What about
Speaker 2: the killing? I don't remember. I don't know what happened.
Speaker 2: His name was Sakasa. He was forming of the long
Speaker 2: shoreman crew that loaded.
Speaker 1: I know that well.
Speaker 7: I didn't have to stand watch that night, so I
Speaker 7: went with him.
Speaker 2: I've done it before I knew there were all these
Speaker 2: drinks at his place.
Speaker 7: Finally with his wife.
Speaker 2: I remember midnight, but not much after that, except half
Speaker 2: remembering going to.
Speaker 7: Bed because I was so stiff.
Speaker 1: He went to bed there.
Speaker 7: I'm not even sure of that, I think so.
Speaker 2: I don't remember going any place else, And believe me,
Speaker 2: I've been trying to wu then.
Speaker 7: I don't know, almost like a nightmare. I can remember
Speaker 7: the police being there in the morning.
Speaker 2: I was here and that sojian Otaga won't tell me
Speaker 2: what's going on and let me see anybody.
Speaker 7: I don't even know how he was killed.
Speaker 2: He didn't stand. He is lying on the floor in
Speaker 2: the middle of the front room. I wouldn't have any
Speaker 2: reason to kill Amodiano.
Speaker 1: You remember who is with you here?
Speaker 7: There was his wife.
Speaker 2: As I said, what's her name, Misha, tell me about him? Well,
Speaker 2: there's nothing about her. She Sigot his wife. After I
Speaker 2: met him. I met her. I've made this port quite
Speaker 2: a few times and got to know him both.
Speaker 1: Mmmm. Who else was with you?
Speaker 2: Two of the men, one was Dave Light. He was
Speaker 2: a crew member of the ship, so he's gone. The
Speaker 2: other is Chris Binstead. He's in charge of the warehouses
Speaker 2: here for the Edwards and Company. Then there was a
Speaker 2: There was another girl, Alicia. I don't know where she
Speaker 2: came from.
Speaker 1: I'll find out.
Speaker 2: You're you're really gonna look into it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't see an American sitting here in a black
Speaker 2: cell without somebody helping him. I won't say I've been praying,
Speaker 2: but if I had been, you'd sure be the answer
Speaker 2: to them.
Speaker 1: I'll let you know what I find out.
Speaker 7: And mister Morgan died.
Speaker 2: He was a great man.
Speaker 1: I wish i'd stayed home. I'll try to see you
Speaker 1: tomorrow night. Hey, hey, there. I couldn't see him, the
Speaker 1: cell was that dark.
Speaker 2: But when the door clang shut behind me, I realized
Speaker 2: the iron air of the situation, the air of a
Speaker 2: million and a half dollar fortune in a jail cell,
Speaker 2: and Nicaragua was without rights, privileges, or even light.
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Speaker 1: Now you've started the freezing and it don't trouble me
Speaker 1: no more. He told me he wouldn't have any reason
Speaker 1: to kill the man, sergeant. That's what he said. That
Speaker 1: he doesn't remember killing him.
Speaker 2: That's what he said too, And why he says he
Speaker 2: was drunk, Yes, but he remembers other things like the
Speaker 2: police being there.
Speaker 1: Seems to me he'd remember killing somebody.
Speaker 7: Why do you think he tells the truth.
Speaker 1: If you do remember, it just seems to me that
Speaker 1: he was telling truth.
Speaker 2: You are too innocent, senor maybe, And I'm not know
Speaker 2: what you've got on him. I do not understand. Well,
Speaker 2: what are you building your case on? Just the fact
Speaker 2: that he says he doesn't remember. He says he'd have
Speaker 2: no reason to kill Emiliano, What motive.
Speaker 1: Are you using? Motive? Their wife? You mean there was
Speaker 1: something between Rocky and the wife to hers? Hell, she
Speaker 1: is a cat and all men they are mice for her.
Speaker 1: All right, that's something. It wouldn't be enough in my country.
Speaker 2: No, that's nothing, but the Vegas kind of circumstantial evidence.
Speaker 2: Don't you have anything real? The murder weapon, for example,
Speaker 2: it was not found. What about the fatal wounds?
Speaker 1: Then? What kind of a knife made them? Do you
Speaker 1: think it was a wide knife?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 2: As a seaman, Rocky could have been carrying a knife,
Speaker 2: but it would have been a small one.
Speaker 1: Do you think of that?
Speaker 2: We searched him. He did not have a knife. He
Speaker 2: threw it away. How do you know he threw it?
Speaker 7: He did not have it.
Speaker 1: You believe in his lies. I tell you what the
Speaker 1: people say who are with him.
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear your version of what they said.
Speaker 2: I'll talk to them myself.
Speaker 1: No, you do not, You do not in your fear.
Speaker 2: Look, as far as you're concerned, he's guilty until he
Speaker 2: can be proved innocent. And you don't want anybody to
Speaker 2: try and do that. Now, don't try to stop me sageant.
Speaker 2: If you don't want your superiors on your neck.
Speaker 1: You'll be in trouble too. You want careful.
Speaker 2: My first move was to get a cable off to
Speaker 2: hunt At, advising the company of the situation and suggesting
Speaker 2: that the tightest Morgan estate send a lawyer to San
Speaker 2: Juan del Sir as quickly as possible. By then it
Speaker 2: was five pm. Through Clayton Wall and the Edwardson office,
Speaker 2: I found the address of the Sagasa Widow one in
Speaker 2: a section of houses that the company had improved their employees.
Speaker 2: Missus as I was an attractive, unusually fair skinned woman
Speaker 2: of maybe twenty three or four who was outside enjoying
Speaker 2: the moist wind of evening when I arrived.
Speaker 1: She too spoke English.
Speaker 8: The company taught me i worked there.
Speaker 1: It seems to be a good company. There's a lot
Speaker 1: for its sad people.
Speaker 9: Sometimes I think it is good, but then sometimes I
Speaker 9: think it would be better never to know any Americans.
Speaker 8: But they bring me many presents from America.
Speaker 1: David Rocky and who else?
Speaker 9: The other sailor from the sheep, the one named David
Speaker 9: Light Yes, that one too, and one called Robert.
Speaker 2: What did your husband say about all these presents in
Speaker 2: the mind only.
Speaker 9: Sometimes he was angry. He would say, if you're my wife,
Speaker 9: you don't take these things. I say, yes, Emiliano, I'm
Speaker 9: your wife, and these things don't change that.
Speaker 8: He would smile. Was not angry anymore.
Speaker 1: They angry about David Rocky sometimes. No, he's in jail,
Speaker 1: don't you Yes, did you see him kill your husband?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: I understand you were here.
Speaker 8: Yes, I was here with Alicia. We came out here.
Speaker 8: It was hot inside.
Speaker 2: And the men were still inside. Huh, Dave light and
Speaker 2: Rocky and your husband. Yes. And there was one other,
Speaker 2: wasn't he what was his name, Binstead?
Speaker 8: Yes, Chris Binstead?
Speaker 1: Did you hear anything from out here? Were only talking,
Speaker 1: all of them talking?
Speaker 8: I think so.
Speaker 1: David Rocky thinks he remembers lying down while he was here.
Speaker 8: I think he stood up.
Speaker 1: He was up when you came out of your house.
Speaker 8: Yes, I think so. It was well, there was a
Speaker 8: lot of rum as I know.
Speaker 1: Had there been any trouble, any arguments?
Speaker 8: No, I don't think so.
Speaker 9: Don't you remember there was only trouble when Chris ran
Speaker 9: out the spad.
Speaker 1: What did Chris say?
Speaker 9: He said, Dave, he caught Ameliano Dave, who only Dave.
Speaker 1: Could he have met Dave Light? I don't know. Was
Speaker 1: Dave Light still in the house. No, he was gone to.
Speaker 8: Bring to Guadia.
Speaker 2: Look, it's very important that I learned all the truth
Speaker 2: about what happened. The Guardia have made up their minds
Speaker 2: that David Rocky killed your husband. If he did, he'll
Speaker 2: be punished. But if he didn't, that's got to be proved.
Speaker 2: I came here to tell him that well, that he
Speaker 2: had a new life to live.
Speaker 8: New life. What does this mean? It's new life.
Speaker 2: David Rocky is a rich man in America. Now, rich man,
Speaker 2: do you know how much a million dollars is?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Well, it's it's more than you or your children or
Speaker 2: your grandchildren could ever spend here in San Juan.
Speaker 1: David Rocky has more than that.
Speaker 2: Now he doesn't know. I came here to tell him
Speaker 2: about it. But when I found out about your husband,
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 8: Oh no, he would surely curse God if you told him.
Speaker 2: You understand now why I have to learn the truth,
Speaker 2: don't you? Yes, I and went to take me into
Speaker 2: your house and try to remember everything that happened before
Speaker 2: you and Alicia went outside. Another Edwardson ship had docked
Speaker 2: that evening, and I found Chris Binstead on the wharf,
Speaker 2: supervising the placement of the cargo that was streaming into
Speaker 2: the warehouse. He didn't want to, but he turned his
Speaker 2: job over to a helper and led me up some
Speaker 2: stairs to his office in the loft of the building.
Speaker 2: I don't quite get your bend down here, you said, Dave.
Speaker 2: Rocky came into some money, Yeah, a little from an
Speaker 2: insurance policy somebody in his family.
Speaker 1: He didn't have any family, That's what I thought.
Speaker 2: He never talked about having a home or anything.
Speaker 1: Eh. Did you get in to see him? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I saw him so whil of his spotty's and yeah,
Speaker 2: I feel sorry.
Speaker 1: For him, but what else can you expect? Did you
Speaker 1: see him kill? Sega, said Chris.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I don't want to see anything like that again.
Speaker 2: What happened exactly, Well, the whole thing was that everybody
Speaker 2: had been drinking too much. He passed out and laid
Speaker 2: down on a cut he'd stayed there. Everything had been
Speaker 2: all right, but Mesha, she's nothing but a package of trouble. Anyway,
Speaker 2: she had to go over and try to wake him up.
Speaker 2: She said something that got her.
Speaker 1: Husband started, what do you mean started? Yah? Riled up?
Speaker 1: You know, something personal?
Speaker 2: So he goes over and dumps Rocky on the floor
Speaker 2: and tells him to get out and not come back.
Speaker 2: Rocky hit him once and then went out in the kitchen,
Speaker 2: got the knife, came back.
Speaker 1: Misha told me she was outside. Yeah she was. I
Speaker 1: sent both the women out when the trouble started. She
Speaker 1: said there hadn't been any trouble. She was better than that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess so. I can't see why she'd lie.
Speaker 2: I never figured him out, any of 'em. Anyway, Rocky
Speaker 2: came back with a knife, and they called each other
Speaker 2: some names, and then all of a sudden there was
Speaker 2: the Meleanna on the floor. Then what Yeah, it was
Speaker 2: the end of it. Went and told Mesha what had happened.
Speaker 2: Dave like went after the quardia.
Speaker 1: What did you say to me?
Speaker 2: Should I just told her that Rocky'd kill her husband?
Speaker 2: She says, you told that Dave did that? You didn't
Speaker 2: say Rocky.
Speaker 1: Maybe I did say Dave, But I met Dave Rocky.
Speaker 7: What are you pressing may for?
Speaker 1: You're just trying to find out what happened.
Speaker 7: I told you what happened.
Speaker 2: How about this Dave light. How come he was able
Speaker 2: to climb aboard his ship and leave? He reported the
Speaker 2: thing mister wallat the main office, talked to the guardia.
Speaker 7: They let him go.
Speaker 1: What is all this? Dollar? You got the facts?
Speaker 2: It's funny that David Rocky doesn't remember killing him.
Speaker 1: Is that what he says he doesn't remember.
Speaker 2: A man who does a thing like that when he's
Speaker 2: blind drunk is usually following his subconscious mind. That would
Speaker 2: mean that when he's sober, he probably would have thought
Speaker 2: about killing Emiliano.
Speaker 1: So that would mean.
Speaker 2: That the motive might be the elimination of the husband. Now,
Speaker 2: I can't figure a seaman who's here in San Juan
Speaker 2: only a few days at a time even thinking of
Speaker 2: going to these links to get.
Speaker 1: Rid of Misha's husband. What are you driving? Dollar? I'm
Speaker 1: thinking out loud. I guess why I had a better
Speaker 1: be all.
Speaker 2: I guess you have to get back to work. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: thanks a lot for seeing me. It was coal black
Speaker 2: when I left and made my way on foot back
Speaker 2: to my hotel. A message was waiting for me at
Speaker 2: the desk. Please phone mister Clayton Wall.
Speaker 4: What, mister Dollar, I've been waiting for you to call.
Speaker 1: I asked, mister Wall what is it? The widow Mitcha
Speaker 1: came to my house. She wanted to get.
Speaker 7: In touch with you.
Speaker 1: It's funny I gave him my hotel.
Speaker 7: You were out that she couldn't find you.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's said, what does she want?
Speaker 7: She didn't tell me want you to be at the
Speaker 7: house and would like to have you come there.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll go right over. Ye, that's the dollar.
Speaker 8: And you don't come before this.
Speaker 1: And I was busy asking questions. I saw Chris Benstead.
Speaker 8: What do you say?
Speaker 2: It's hard to tell the lies from the alcoholic confusion.
Speaker 8: Understand you.
Speaker 1: I don't understand it either. You should. Now why did
Speaker 1: you want to see me?
Speaker 8: I found a knife?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 9: Where behind that that that chest?
Speaker 8: Yes, he is there. I didn't touch it.
Speaker 1: I wasn't found before.
Speaker 8: Didn't look.
Speaker 1: How did you happen to find it? I don't know.
Speaker 9: After you leave, I started to think something told me,
Speaker 9: look there, now tell.
Speaker 1: Me the truth.
Speaker 2: You should you want to help David Rocky if I
Speaker 2: can help, all right, And don't say anything about finding
Speaker 2: the knife, not to anybody.
Speaker 1: He didn't tell mister Walls.
Speaker 8: He asked me about the don't all.
Speaker 1: I'd leave it that way.
Speaker 2: Don't say anything to anybody. I slept after that, almost
Speaker 2: the first sleep I had had since I left New York,
Speaker 2: and the first thing. The next morning, I arranged for
Speaker 2: another charter, playing to Monogua. In it, I sent the
Speaker 2: murder weapon and the only other thing I could think
Speaker 2: of that carried David Rocky's fingerprints, my wallet that he'd
Speaker 2: held while I showed him my identification. After a meal
Speaker 2: that passed for breakfast, I backed to see him.
Speaker 7: I have been going crazy in here. What have you
Speaker 7: found out?
Speaker 1: Much? Some of it good, some bad. You'll have to
Speaker 1: wait till it's anternoon to do anymore.
Speaker 7: Seems like this is a hangover.
Speaker 2: I'm never going to get over the times I hadn't
Speaker 2: been known crazy. I've been thinking of mister Morgan. How
Speaker 2: did he die?
Speaker 1: Hart? I wasn't very old.
Speaker 7: I keep remembering what he said when I.
Speaker 2: Left, that there were two worlds and that I was
Speaker 2: picking the wrong up.
Speaker 7: He adopted me.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I talked to his lawyers, but I didn't get
Speaker 2: the whole story.
Speaker 7: Doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 2: I guess excep that I coulda made him a lot
Speaker 2: happier than I did. He had a son of his
Speaker 2: own that got killed in an auto accident when he was fourteen.
Speaker 7: The mother too.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that I was the same age, and
Speaker 2: I was supposed to take his son's place. Mister Morgan
Speaker 2: found me in a state home, took me in, gave
Speaker 2: me everything, put me through school, high school.
Speaker 1: Why did you leave him? Uh?
Speaker 2: I guess I'd lived too long in the other world
Speaker 2: or something. I almost felt like an outsider. And the war
Speaker 2: came along and I went into the Merchant Marine. How
Speaker 2: old a now rocky twenty seven? I went back after
Speaker 2: the war, but I wasn't cut out for it, I
Speaker 2: guess top to see.
Speaker 7: Those formal dinners and dames.
Speaker 2: I didn't understand the rest of the people, who never
Speaker 2: seemed to say.
Speaker 7: What they were thinking.
Speaker 1: H There were plenty of.
Speaker 2: I tried because I knew mister Morgan wanted me to.
Speaker 2: It was just something rough in me that I couldn't
Speaker 2: hold down.
Speaker 1: And there were a.
Speaker 2: Couple of things with these stuffed shirts, you know.
Speaker 1: Fights.
Speaker 2: Finally, a few years back, I got up and left
Speaker 2: without saying anything to mister Morgan.
Speaker 1: I got no sermon to preach.
Speaker 2: I know it wasn't the way to do it, and
Speaker 2: he left me some insurance.
Speaker 7: Anyway, How do you like that guy?
Speaker 2: Have you been thinking about the Sigaza thing, Rocky, I've
Speaker 2: been trying. He can't remember any more.
Speaker 7: No, does it look bad?
Speaker 1: I can't tell about these other people.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have killed him. Mishe's trouble. I know that,
Speaker 2: But I wouldn't have killed him. I didn't have any reason.
Speaker 1: Tom, That's been my approach, but I.
Speaker 2: Have improved anything with it. You sit tight until I
Speaker 2: come back. Oh, here roaches in cigarettes. I got an
Speaker 2: answer that morning on my cable to Hartford. The Morgan
Speaker 2: estate was sending a lawyer. Then I waited until the
Speaker 2: middle of the afternoon when the charter plane came back
Speaker 2: from an outward with the results of the finger print tests.
Speaker 2: There was only one place to go. Why didn't you
Speaker 2: give me a straight story at the beginning, Rocky? Oh,
Speaker 2: what do you mean?
Speaker 1: Why didn't you tell me you killed? Did I kill him?
Speaker 1: You know you did? Oh? I swear, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't remember you mean that, don't you I don't remember,
Speaker 2: mister dollar, I don't remember.
Speaker 7: Did I kill him?
Speaker 1: Didn't you ever think of getting cigas out of the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was in the way. Did I kill him?
Speaker 2: I've been looking for evidence that would say you didn't.
Speaker 2: What I found says you did. What Your fingerprints on
Speaker 2: the knife and no other fingerprints at all, They couldn't
Speaker 2: have been faked. There was only one way to get
Speaker 2: them there. Ah, I'm sorry, so am I.
Speaker 7: I didn't mean to it, no reason to do it.
Speaker 2: Why did I those things happened? I guess it could
Speaker 2: have happened to anybody who who doesn't have any more
Speaker 2: sense than I do.
Speaker 7: I got nobody to blame. Nobody.
Speaker 2: Expense account Item five same as items three and four.
Speaker 2: Transportation back to Hartford, Item six miscellaneous two hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty five dollars. Expense account total eight hundred and forty
Speaker 2: dollars and seventy five cents. Remarks, I'm sorry the mission
Speaker 2: wasn't more successful. The estate lawyer arrived before I left,
Speaker 2: and although he wasn't familiar with Nicaraguan's courts, he felt
Speaker 2: that David Rocky had a chance on a second degree Murderfully,
Speaker 2: none of us knew what the terms would be, but
Speaker 2: we did know that a million and a half dollars
Speaker 2: was worth waiting for Yours Truly Johnny Donner.
Speaker 4: Yours Truly Johnny Dollar stars Edmond O'Brien in the title
Speaker 4: role and is written by Gil.
Speaker 1: Dowd with music by Wilburt Hatch.
Speaker 4: Edmond O'Brien's Laid His Picture as the Paramount Pictures production,
Speaker 4: The Redhead and the Cowboy.
Speaker 1: Featured in the night's cast.
Speaker 4: Were Lillian Bayer, Bill, Conrad Taaler mc veigh, Edgar Barrier,
Speaker 4: je Novello, and Jack Moyles. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar is
Speaker 4: produced and directed by Jime del Vallier. This is Dick
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Speaker 4: this time, when Edmund O'Brien returns.
Speaker 1: As Yours Truly Johnny Dalla.
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Speaker 4: Lucille Ball and her favorite husband come along later this
Speaker 4: evening on most of these same CBS stations, you'll enjoy
Speaker 4: the laughs with Lucille Ball as she tries to help
Speaker 4: but more often hinders the man she calls my favorite husband.
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