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can find over at tshirt.greatdetectives.net. We continue our celebration of

Bob Bailey's 110th birthday with the conclusion of the McLean matter. Now the

McLean matter is the first of four cereals where we have a missing episode to

deal with. In this case the missing episode falls right in the middle of the

cereal. Now John Abbott in his book The Who Is Johnny Dollar Matter includes a

summary of episode three based on looking at the script. And it says that the

episode began with Vic Wade calling Johnny. And I assume that Vic Wade was with

the Los Angeles Police Department. And Wade shows him a statement from a guy

named George Riley who was the boyfriend of Teresa Corbett. Riley tells Johnny

that he's been being followed by police. Look at as someone who they suspect

has been involved in Teresa's disappearance. Johnny tells Riley that Teresa is

dead and buried in Los Angeles. When Johnny goes back to the police and to

Vic Wade, Wade advises that the police were not aware of Teresa's heart

condition. And apparently the LAPD had been able to check phone records and they

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