Death and the Purple Cow

William Gargon stars as Barry Craig, confidential investigator. Murder is rarely has many friends. People can't keep up with them. You see folks, they set such a killing face. The National Broadcasting Company presents William Gargon in another transcribed drama of mystery and adventure with America's number one detective, Barry Craig, confidential investigator.

Barry Craig speaking, in my business, the guy doesn't have money friends. We know too much about people, the wrong kind of things and maybe the wrong kind of people. Or are there any different kinds?

I wouldn't know the answer to that one, but after time enough and jobs enough about the only thing the investigator can be sure is clean is his license. If he keeps it under glass, the hours allows you to.

Hello, Willie. Even in Mr. Craig, you want some coffee? In Willie's wagon. Lay off the crax. It looks like coffee. It smells like coffee. And it tastes like sulfuric acid. I'll have a couple. Thanks.

How about some nourishment? I'll have a couple of donuts instead. A couple? What do you think I am? A weight lifter? Just watch your teeth working on him. Hey, uh, you on a job? No.

Well, then what's keeping you up this late? Your coffee, mostly. You didn't have any before you walked in here. I can dream, can I? Besides, yeah? I felt like company. Private I get tired of his own thoughts pretty quick.

Why don't you quit thinking? I did half a dozen years ago. I've been a happy man since business. What'll it be bud? Does it have to be anything? I, uh, I've seen one of those before.

Back up against the wall, huh? Sure. All it craked the personal touch. Just sit there. Work on your dollets and coffee. I eat just as well without a gun. That's to keep it quiet. Not stimulate your appetite.