I'm now for Edmund O'Brien as Johnny Dollar.

Dollar, thank goodness I found you.

Why, what's up?

You've got to leave from New York, Dollar.

Immediately, a policyholder, he's afraid for his life.

Here we go again.

Who's he afraid of?

Well, he wouldn't say over the telephone.

All I know is, to us he's worth a hundred thousand dollars alive.

Well, that makes it simple.

He must be afraid of somebody to whom he's worth a hundred thousand dollars dead.

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

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense account submitted by a Investigator Johnny Dollar to Home Office,

American Continental Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut.

The following is an accounting of my expenditures fulfilling your assignment as a, well as a bodyguard, the body being that of your late policyholder, 3. 3. Expense account, item 1, fair on Night Train, Hartford to New York, 365.

Expense account item 2, a dollar-80 taxi to Lower Manhattan following morning

to officers Perry and Van Brugen, importers, arriving as promised at exactly 9 a.m. Oh, good morning.

May I help you?

Yes, you certainly can.

My name is Johnny Dollar.

I have an appointment with Mr. Perry for 9 o'clock.

Oh yes, from the insurance company.

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