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your support. Well now it's time for today's episode of your truly Johnny Dollar, the original

air day, October 6, 1951, and this one is the Douglas Taylor Matter.

I'm Hollywood, it's time now for Edmittle Bryant as.

Johnny Dollar, this is Lieutenant Reed, down at homicide.

Oh, Morning Lieutenant. Did you hire a private detective named Douglas Taylor?

Yeah I did, why? He was found dead this morning. Dead?

Yeah, shot the dead. I want you to come down and answer a few questions.

Edmittle Bryant and another adventure of the man with the action packed expense account,

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, yours truly Johnny Dollar.

Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to home office great

Eastern insurance company Hartford. I don't know how much responsibility you'll want to take

for these expenses, but I hope you realize that a large share of them were incurred in an effort

to protect the company. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation

of the Douglas Taylor Matter. Expense account item 1, $1.20, a cab fare from my apartment

to Hartford Police Headquarters, homicide division.

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