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It's fall in Jeep Country and during the driving to fall sales event, get a great deal on 4x4s that refuse to be contained, like Jeep Wrangler, confidence built into every drive with the most awarded SUV ever, Jeep Grand Cherokee, and freedom that can't be denied, with the open-air freedom and Jeep Gladiator. After 85 years, it's no surprise that Jeep became America's SUV brand, get a great deal during the Jeep driving to fall sales event. Jeep is one more awards over its lifetime than any other SUV brand, Jeep and the Jeep Grill or Registered Trademarks of FCA US LLC. I'm now war. Yours truly, Johnny Dauer. The next half hour has its baggage packed to take a trip with America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, Johnny Dauer. At insurance investigation, he's just an expert.

At making out his expense account, he's an absolute genius. Spence accounts submitted by Special Investigator, Johnny Dauer. To home office, I, with the Insurance Thunderriders Association, Hartford, Connecticut. Attention, General Manager, Harvey Anthony. Dear Mr. Anthony, here is your problem. The following is an accounting of my expenditures in the case of the $100,000 leg, or who put your company out on the loan. France account? I don't want $60. $20 across the board on a losing horse I was rushed into bedding on when you had me paged on a public address system at the race track. This is Harvey Anthony Dauer. Thanks for calling back so soon. I only paged me. They said it was an emergency. Better be. Why? What's the matter, Dauer?

This is my day off. And if I know you, this call is going to make it an off day. If I know you, my friend, you won't mind this assignment. I want you to go out to Hollywood. Actors of Bodyguard for a big movie star. Marilyn Major. Oh, not a bad body that God. What's the deal? We've issued one of those publicity policies. Insured her legs for a hundred pounds. Policy will only be in effect for 48 hours. We want you to stick with her. Just to see that she doesn't get mixed up in a hockey game. I get it. She's been notified so she expects you. I went to the 48 hours start. Tomorrow noon. Can you make it? Now with the help of American Airlines. Got enough cash with you to buy your ticket? About that. I'll know right after the next race. I'll call you from Hollywood. When's the count? Item two. Ten dollars. Barred from a friend. Taxi fare from the race track to Pound. Where I cashed check to pay. Item three.

$186.13. Plank fare. Hartford to Hollywood. Item four. Free city. Cab fare. Lawsack was municipal air force to the hall of the insured. Miss Marilyn Major at the Horizon View apartment on the sunset strip. Hit the driver? $1. Miss Major's apartment had the best view of the horizon. It's being the penthouse. But her outlook was anything but Rosie. I found the apartment door open. First I looked in. Then I went in. Oh. I want to place a person to person call. Please. Mr. Harvey Anthony at Hartford, Connecticut. Volunteer $36,000. My name is Dollar. As in blood money. When I was waiting to get Mr. Anthony, I wondered who had gotten this major.

In the movies I always thought she looked right at home anywhere. And now right there in front of me she was passing a trevice test. Flying there nice and relaxed. She looked right at home in the role of a beautiful gal who has just been murdered. Her face was calm. Her legs were neatly placed in the best of cheesecake tradition. The only thing not quite as it should have been was a very real bullet hole which she was wearing were an earring should have been. But the next cameras that would be taking her picture would be police cameras. B pictures. B for bloody. Mr. Dollar. Oh yeah? Mr. Party go ahead. Hello. Hello. Hello Dollar. Yeah yeah this is Dollar Alright. Anthony first I want to tell you those legs you insured are still in beautiful shape. Good good fine. I only hope you didn't also insure Miss Majors life. She's dead. What? Marvellous major dead? That's right. Oh we certainly do insure her life. We only issued that publicity policy on her legs as a courtesy. Dollar. Get to work on it right away.

I'll get to work on it but don't waste too much hope. The meaning it looks like your only out is if the policy does not play off on murder. Murder. Should heaven. Well there may be something about the case that will save us from paying double indemnity for deaths by violence. Oh this is death by violence brother and you way you look at it. Okay Anthony I'll get to work on it right after I call the cops and make a report. Do your best. Goodbye. Okay goodbye. The game standing in the kitchen doorway had 32 calibers steel in her hand to back up the brass in her voice. She was a youngster but obviously an old timer and a lot of things. Her hair was the same color was the murder one. Smoke blonde and her dress was tobacco brown and round and firm and fully packed. I said put down that phone. Yeah sure okay. Now you're doing the effect or will you if you feel you want your finger near that trigger how about moving it up to the front

into the trigger. God huh. Mr. I only heard part of what you said but you're not calling no police. What makes you think so? That Damon has done me enough harm. I came here to kill her but somebody beat me to it and I'm not taking the rest. Okay so beat it who cares. Then I'll call the police. Somebody going to eventually. Before I go I'm fine in a few things and taking them with me. Now come on get up on your feet and see a comment with me in the bedroom. Okay okay don't get excited. Okay Mrs. Overgents that wall where your face and close in your hand straight out come on move. All right. You learn this at the movies or by watching your friends work. Don't be a wise guy not as dumb as I look. Now hold still. Look sister by this time I shouldn't still like you well enough to want you but what you're doing right now will get you in plenty of trouble even if you didn't commit this. I'll take that. If you don't get picked up for Lash and they'll still get you for tampering with evidence. As far as the police are concerned at the scene of a murder nothing gets touched. They like it that way. What I'm taking morning can be missed. There's plenty more here just

like them. I thought he's got here. Love letter to men. Who are you covering up for your boyfriend? It's not in a business but it's my husband and I'm covering up for. Oh then you're just playing nuts. If he knew or they'll find that out then if they want them they'll find him. Yeah and they'll find a dead. I have been committed suicide over that no good day in this morning. Oh. No I've had enough out of you. Back up. Two steps. Okay. Now get over there and into that closet. Come on. Too bad. What's the matter? I always feel sorry for a sucker. I took around a dark it was a small closet. I met not much here. I met doing something about it. I took my fingernails, filled it on edge and slipped it under the door pressing down the nap of the rut. I did the same with my fountain pen. That but it leaks the lousy small supply of air to sneak into my stuffy little cell and then I glued my ear to the thin wooden panel that separated me from the bedroom. It wasn't long before my

chapter apparently completed his search. I had to pass the closet door and head to the front room. I didn't hear a dial of phone but it didn't take me long to realize that's what she was doing and who she was calling. Give me the police. This is an emergency. Hello? Hello, police. I want to report a murder. All right. Hello? There's been a murder. The movie's a malin major in the penthouse. The horizon view of Poppin on the sunset strip. Now the mind who I am, I caught the murderer. You'll find him locked up in the closet. From the moment she hung up I could only guess what was happening. I heard a man switch that brush in and then his voice. Blackmail me when you're a teacher. That's what I plan you please. Let us know I'm taking them with me. I didn't think I had the time to spend picking the lock in the closet door so I saw the girl who had just tried to turn me into the cops with lying on her face in front of a

telephone stand and I cover your bullets and turn the brown silk on her back into wet red lace. She'd been shot in the back and if she succeeded in finding her letters her killer would take them with him. I made a quick search myself and took a look to the remaining sets of letters. One from a guy who signed himself Baron and the other one from a guy who's autographed red with all my love lards. My instincts were trying to pull me out of that apartment but one looked down the street through the middle of the reverse. Black and white prowl cars were arriving and I was less than another minute when their passengers started pouring out of the elevator through the front door. All right white guys, how are you? All right, come on. In the bedroom closet boys make sure you don't stand in front of that door. Okay, man. Never mind the closet, Lieutenant, it's empty. I kicked my way out. All right, let's see your hands. Get them up. I swear I'm gonna buy some stock and a gun company. Everybody's got them. Miller, get around behind and check them with the weapons. Yes sir. He's too, Lieutenant.

Okay, who are you? Johnny Dollar. And if you lend me back my right hand, I'll give him my ID. Send my wallet. Get him up. Miller, get his wallet. Yes sir. Here it is. Insurance dick, please. I'm a freelance special insurance investigator. It sounds better. Keeps my price up. Park for them. Now let's just worry. Well first I'd like to go on record as saying I didn't commit either one of the murders. Either one. What are you talking about? Well this one here is a girl who phone in the report that brought you here. I want you to be talking about Marilyn Major is why I'm just as dead on the floor on the bedroom. Miller, get in there and take a look. Justice. While he's looking, you'll keep on talking. Okay, I'll start from the beginning. I always sit out here by high-worthy insurance. They just are shit-folicy on the legs of that dame in the other room. The $100,000 publicity stunt. I was supposed to protect their interests. What do you mean by that? Well, what do you think? I was supposed to see that she didn't attempt any Hindu fire dances

or try walking any tightrope during the next 48 hours. Well, your lorry's a little bit at the park, at least. What else? When I got here, the door was open. I walked in and found her. Dead. Any way to prove that? Any witnesses? Just one. She lying there behind her. Over the phone she accused you of the murder. That's the wrong kind of a witness. No, Lieutenant. The wrong kind of dame. She knew I didn't do it. She was somewhere in this apartment. I arrived. That lad did she say it. I can hardly ask her. Listen, Lieutenant. She did tell me that she came here to get some letters. Her husband had written them to the major dame. She said she was trying to protect him. From what? Who knows? Maybe she just wanted them a resting piece. The guy coming at the suicide this morning. We can't check his story with him, Kenley. You've got a lot of dead friends. Out of this one here, get that way. I'm not sure. Why not? I heard her call you. Not a man came in and yelled at her.

And he had disappeared. You've kicked your way out of the closet. That's right. This story was a prize dollar. But not for me. I'm not a judge. That's one thing in my favor. I got something. The dame is dead. Look what I found in that closet. A fingernail file. A fountain pen with a name on it. Johnny Dollar. And a 32 caliber revolver jammed in a shoe. Well, Dollar, that combination puts you in a kind of jam too. Look, lieutenant, I think I can make you see things my way. If you let me go through my story once more, I was sent out here by a highworthy insurance. Expense account item for $3. Candy, gum, cigarettes, and magazines to make cell number 36. Law tangible city jail. Less like a no place and more like a home.

There's something about a jail door causing on you that sounds very final. In just a moment, we'll return to the second act of yours, true late Johnny Dollar. But first, we want you to know that the biggest jackpot in the history of radio, $50,000, goes in the work tomorrow night when CBS Great Saturday Night Quiz shows Sing It Again, comes to you again over most of these same stations. $50,000, $25,000 in marvelous prizes, plus $25,000 in cold hard cash. And that's only the beginning. Because the looker the Phantom Boyz questions eludes the listeners, the higher the reward goes. Be sure you're around tomorrow night when Sing It Again sets telephones ringing across the nation and $50,000 goes riding on each call.

And now back to yours truly, Johnny Dollar. When I accepted this Hollywood assignment, I visualized spending much of my time gazing upon bars, but not the kind offered by cell number 36. The guy who said Stonewall's do not a prison mate had never been a guest in the Los Angeles City jail. He had a better chance of getting out of Barrett's Crotations than I had a getting out of there. This is Matt Rogers from Los Coltriestus with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. This is Bowen Yang from Los Coltriestus with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. You know when people try new food and suddenly it's like, wait, that's the reaction. A lot of people are having when they first try QB Mayo. It's the one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. You've probably seen it in the grocery store before. And if you've ever just walked past it, some people would say that's a huge mistake.

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It's fall in Jeep country, and during the drive into fall sales event, get a great deal on 4x4s that refuse to be contained. Like Jeep Wrangler, confidence built into every drive with the most awarded SUV ever, Jeep Grand Cherokee, and freedom that can't be denied, with the open air freedom in Jeep Gladiator. After 85 years, it's no surprise that Jeep became America's SUV brand. Get a great deal during the Jeep drive into fall sales event. Jeep is one more awards over its lifetime than any other SUV brand. Jeep and the Jeep Grille Registered Trademarks of FCA US LLC. Staying in the insurance racket? Never say die. Wow, look at that roach. What are you in for? A very talented boy's round head for it has never a very funny joke about roaches and jails. But that's not why I am here. Sit down. Make yourself uncomfortable.

Thanks. I can't offer you an enjoy. The closest I can come is the experiment life saver. Oh, thanks. This kind of zero is a pleasure after facing the time grew up against. Huh? So for a dollar or we've got the golem as you and a mess of evidence, we haven't as yet been able to trace down to its right to golem. Oh, incidentally, about that gun we thought might be yours. Oh, don't tell me you're going to give it to me. It was a birthday present. It was the weapon used to kill Mara and Major, all right? The power of the test we took on your hands let you out. You haven't been firing any guns lately. Does that mean you've come here to escort me to the front door? I don't know. Not so fast. We do want to know what your fingerplits were doing all of those two bundles of love letters we found. I'm going to have to learn to pick things up with my knuckles. Lieutenant, I just had a natural curiosity as to who killed the cat. The only difference between us roach is that your curiosity is official. How far did you get? And that's why I'm not...

Didn't take much figuring to know that Miss Majors in playing a high class badger game. All the perfume in the joint couldn't cover up a smell of blackmail. The top of that we found the two batches of letters that you'd been missing around with. One sign baron, the other sign Lawrence. Those were the fire department should be handling. Yeah. Now I remember there's probably a third set floating around. What do you say there? I'm not an eyewitness to this, only an ear witness. But from what I get here inside that closet, the name will came there looking for a husband's letters found them and she called you to turn me in. I'm away out of the apartment. Some guy came in, a stucker for Marilyn Major and shot him on the back. When I kicked my way out of the closet, those letters of hers were gone. So, figures the murderer grabbed the letters out of her hand thinking there was some heedwritten. Then in your file, the killer was either that baron fellow, the other one, Lawrence. Little Lieutenant. In my file, they're both murderers. It's just a question of who killed whom.

The guy who killed Marilyn Major certainly wouldn't have come back to killer again. In this town, you never know. Look, Lieutenant, I got a two-way stake in a thing. One to get my name cleared, the other to get my job done, and I'm in a hurry. I imagine you are too. Marilyn Major was a big name. That means we'll soon have newspapers burning under our seats. We're in a hurry, all right? Okay, then listen. If I were either one of those murderers, and I know that the police probably had a handful of letters that could send me to the gas chamber, I'd head for the border. Yeah. But if I thought an outsider had him, somebody they might be able to buy off or scare off or beat off, then I'd go find that guy. Well, let's bring this thing to what had in a hurry. Run us throwing the papers. Tell them you'll release me. Tell them I escaped. Tell them anything. Just so long as you tell them that you suspect that I have those letters hidden someplace. Well, if you don't mind taking the chance of having two murderers gunning at you, we certainly don't. Oh, I mind.

Believe me, I'm not doing you any favors. It's just that I'll feel safer in my own hands. Okay, Mr. Pizzyn, you got just overlegged. We'll publish that story. Then we'll let you fry the coup. Just enough. Just make sure that you give me plenty of fighter cover. Expense account? Item six. Seven cents. Purchase of newspaper. An extra edition that hit the street about a half an hour before I did. Item seven, five dollars. A big square meal to make up for the ones I'd missed, ignoring the little round beans while I guess to the city. Seeing the little giant fiction and black print on the front page of a newspaper almost had me believing it. There was my picture. Bigger's life. And when those birds set up a pigeon, they made sure everybody would know the location of his roost. Friendly planet high in the story was the name of a hotel into which they had registered me and to which I was under orders to proceed immediately.

As I walked out in a hotel car to my room, I felt an icy chill and a slight of goose flesh headed south down my spine. Make darling and close at your. I expected company, but not your kind. At first I thought I'd gotten into the wrong room. This kid looked right at home and she used some some of the clothes from a half packed over night bag to make her look at. No, you're Johnny DeWine. Yeah, thanks for saving me a calling card. Who were you? Alice Hill. That doesn't mean anything. Otherwise known as Mrs. Lawrence Hill. Oh, Lawrence. Oh, the last time I saw that name it said with love. But not to you. That's why I'm here. I want those letters. Why was you carrying a gun? It'll be here if we need it. We? Yes. My husband's down in the lobby. Look, if you give me those letters, he wrote, I'll pack up my little bag and leave and everybody will be very happy. Yeah. I think I know the next line, but go ahead.

I hope you keep on being that smart. My husband was watching for you when he came in, so he knows you're up here. Naturally, you know, I'm here and he's on his way up. We want those. This isn't just a badger game. This is a world series. If I don't give you the letters, your husband busts in here and shoots me and I get written off under the unwritten law. Neat, neat, neat. It's a handy law. All right. Let's cover the multitude of sins. Where are the letters? Where's your husband? What's the matter with you? What do those letters mean to you? Well, right now they look like my only hold on the future, Mrs. Hill. How do I know that you and your dear Lawrence won't kill me after you get them? Do you want me to take your word for it? Well, I have to press law. You know what to do. I already know. There's nothing else for on the dough. Look, Mrs. Hill, why not your wise up? Your husband is ready to commit one murder to remove the evident motive for another. And he's dragging you into this with him. You'll wind up an accessory before, after, and during the fight. You're running up a blind alley as fast as you can run. And it's too late to turn around, so I'll just have to keep running.

Oh, well, there he is. Lace up your trackshoes, lady. The race is on. Come in. All right, sit still, please, bossy ass. So, King Atlas, you can hold off on the dog and pony show. Save it for the witnesses when they arrive. Don't waste an unlarge to me. That, that isn't Lawrence. What? Oh, so this must be balance. You all through. Now, that depends on that gun in your hand. Or the letters. Letters, letters, letters. Yeah, I'm beginning to feel like a mailman when he's late getting around in the morning. There's one thing I want to know. Where's an ugly pride-try, and Romeo like you? Find all those pretty words you wrote. Look, don't get me to her. I'll blast you letters and all letters. Ah, that's the tone I was trying to bring your voice up to, Mr. Bann. No letters is exactly what I've got to offer. Lying, he admitted to me that he has them. He's trying to blacken her. You better, and that's what he's doing. Oh, you. Never mind. My husband's in the same boat you are. I read the papers. Lawrence, huh? That's right. You'll be here any second. Between us, we'll figure out something. Now, stay away from it, darling. I'll answer it. Yeah, good idea.

If a man answers, hang up. It'll be Lieutenant Roach. Uh, wait a minute. Okay, answer it, darling. Mm-hmm. But the first wrong word fires his gun. Oh, you can believe me. Nothing but right words are on the tip of my tongue. Hello? Whoever was on the other end of the line decided not to talk and hang up. So I started an imaginary conversation with Lieutenant Roach of Homicide. While I was talking, I was thinking. Barron's voice was the voice I'd heard when I was locked in the closet. That made him the guy who shot the girl who turned me in. By the process of elimination, Lawrence Hill was elected murderer of Marilyn Major. During my thought, which made no sense, and my thoughts which made funny, a sense, I was checking the length of cord on a phone. I needed Barron a little closer. So I started tossing enough dangerous words, and now up the mouthpiece to draw him closer, threatening me with his mutters, his looks, and his gun.

He moved into range, and I moved into action. I heaved the bass of the telephone straight into his face. I moved in with my knee right after it. Dumbled back letting go of the gun, which I kicked out of the metal. Then I made a break from out of the pressure next to the bed, using his head to break the front. The water from the cracked up pitcher hit him in the face. But it didn't do him any good. Hey, get out from my knees there. Get away from my gun. Come on. When I get a hole in your ankle, I got a good mind to do this thing right, and heave you out the window. I'll be next door to you. Come on, I'll stand up. You, you. All right, I'll be here once. We don't want any troubles, is my new audience. We'll pay you anything my husband's important man. So am I. I've had all the pushing around on my take. From now on, I'll be there, and your hand is the shut up. I'm gonna do it, you know. I don't know, you don't. I baited you, who tried to bait me. Now we'll both sit here and bait your husband. I must abandon him to call this room and hang up when he heard my voice. One thing I didn't bother to tell you. Your husband couldn't have known I was up here until then,

because I came in the hotel the back way, and came up here the back way. Elevator and all. What do you mean, you, you dated me? Why do you think the police put my name, my address, and my picture in the newspapers to draw autographs on us? Oh. Oh, is right. Now get over there in the corner, while I retrieve Mr. Barren's gun from under the bed. Before some mouse crawls out of the woodwork and tries taking his shot at me. Go on, I get going. Turn around. Okay. Now if you don't want me shooting runs in your stockings, don't make a move while I'm under the bed. I feel like something that old maids hope for. What? Where is he? Well, the police got a gun shooting and killing him under the bed. No, no, it's not him. No, he's under the bed. Under the bed and taking no chances. Listen, Roach, you may be a lieutenant of the police department, but to me you're just a

bitch fat private. Now, now, calm down, girl. I don't mind studying myself up as a pigeon, but you promise me protection. Where what? At the temple, at the temple. Now, who's who here? Let's get these sips sorted out then we can talk. There's only one stiff. The other one's the one near the door is locked. He's only wounded. I'd shoot his pins out from under him. He came crashing in and killed Barren by mistake. That's Barren over there by the bed. Oh, another case of mistaken identity. I already missed you. I happened to be under the bed at the time. Oh, and I wasn't hiding. No, I was looking for a gun and I found it and I used it. If I had one right now, I'm not so sure I wouldn't use it on you. You still haven't told me why you left me here alone holding the sack all this time. I'll tell you why. And I guess it was awful. Then I had posted a lobby. Didn't see you'll come into the hotel. Well, how do you like that? Johnny dollars. Why, guy? Well, thanks. I got some news for you.

Just to make sure I was taking no chances. I came in the back way. I spent the count. Item eight. $62. Hollywood entertainment. Seeing what there is to see is Ferro. Item nine, $105. Seeing to it that one of the things I saw at Ferro's at a good time with me at the motombo. Item 10, $186.13. Plane fare. Hollywood back to Hartford. Item 11. $1. Ticket to the movie. Back in Hartford. To study the last motion picture of Marilyn Major. So that in the future I'd be sure to steer clear of her kind of a woman. There was too much of a jinx from I kind of man. Expensive count total. $948. And 76 cents. Signs yours the... prouling.

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