From Hollywood, it's time now for Edmund O'Brien as...

Johnny Dollar.

Hank Lason at Intercommercial, Johnny.

Say, do you ever hear the Collegio Diamond?

Doesn't strike a cord.

Worth about 200,000 on the open market.

It's insured and it's been stolen, right?

Well, can't say definitely that it's been stolen, but it's gone.

The owner's name was Benson, lived here in Hartford. Why the past, right? Well, can't say definitely that it's been stolen, but it's gone. The owner's name was Benson, lived here in Hartford.

Why, the past tense?

They found him last night in his study.

Murdered.

Edmund O'Brien, in another transcribed adventure of the man with the action-packed expense account,

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator is truly Johnny Dollar.

Expense account submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar to the intercommercial insurance companies of America, home officers Hartford, Connecticut.

Attention, Henry Lacey.

The following is an accounting of my expenditures during investigation of the Collegio Diamond matter.

Expense account item one, $1.20. Taxi fare to the western part of town where the better homes are

situated. Mr. Charles Benson's home was back from the street and encircled with a high,

well-trimmed hedge. The black wreath was already on the door. A young lady, very pretty black dress, received

me in the study. You're Mr. Duller? That's right. Mr. Lason phoned and said you were on your way.

I hate a body of a matter like this right now. Miss Benson, is it? Yes. It's quite all right. Maybe if I

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