Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 031753, episode 156 - 156 - The King's Necklace Matter (AFRS)

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar

Jacab R Singer

Fiction, Society & Culture, Drama

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🗓️ 28 June 2020

⏱️ 28 minutes

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0:00.0	John Lund as...
0:03.0	Yours truly, Johnny Dollar.
0:07.0	Expense expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar to home office, Eastern indemnity and insurance company, Hartford, Connecticut.
0:27.6	The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the King's necklace matter.
0:38.6	Expense account item one, $134.70.
0:41.7	Airfare and incidentals between Hartford and Miami.
0:45.3	Waiting at the airport, as promised,
0:47.1	was your Southern States agency manager, Marty Fenton.
0:51.3	Over a cup of brew in the coffee shop,
0:53.3	he briefed me on the assignment.
0:57.9	Ever hear of King Rawlings, Johnny?
1:00.0	King Rawlings? Financial tycoon, wasn't he? Retired some 15, 20 years ago?
1:05.9	That's the lad. About a year ago, he wrote a policy in a quarter of a million dollar necklace that he owns.
1:11.0	Which is suddenly turned up among the missing?
1:12.8	Not yet.
1:13.9	You expect it to?
1:15.3	We got a letter from him day before yesterday.
1:17.9	Claim somebody attempted to break into his safe, thinks they were after the necklace.
1:21.8	Well, I'm usually sent for after the crime's been committed.
1:24.5	True, my lad, true.
1:26.2	Pass the sugar, will you please?
1:27.9	Sure. So what am, will you please? Sure.
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