From Hollywood, it's time now for...

Johnny Dollar.

Rob Elliott here, Mr. Dollar.

Century Style.

I know, Mr. Elliot.

How are you today?

Terrible, Mr. Dollar.

I feel terrible.

I'm calling from the district attorney's office.

You there about Sheldon Forbes?

Yes, I had no idea.

I'd have to act.

They want me to sign a complaint. Well,

that's pretty usual, Mr. Elliott. Forbes admitted taking the money from your firm. He's

guilty as charged. You're the injured party. They want to get on with the prosecution.

Oh, dear. So you do whatever they say, Mr. Elliott. Well, will it affect my payment at all?

A payment of the claim? No, not a bit. Your check's on the way to you right now. Oh, that's a relief. Now, how about

you? Are you going back to Hartford? Should I thank you now? You can thank me, but I'm not going back.

What? My job's just beginning. I have to recover the money for the insurance company.

Tonight and every weekday night,

Bob Bailey in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account,

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

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