The Lady Killer

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Every week at this time, the Ankerhocking Glass Corporation of Lancaster, Ohio, and its more than 10,000 employees, bring you another adventure of KC Crime Photographer, Ace Cameraman who covers the crime news of the great city, written by Alonzo Dean Cole, our adventure for tonight.

Lady Killer, to luxurious resort hotel in Colorado, A man enters, surveys the place with casual approval and saunters toward the bar. He's about 35, well dressed and rather good looking. But there's nothing distinctive about him.

As he waits for one of the bartenders to serve him, he comes an old tune. What a beast, sir. Martini, please. Extra dry? Yes, sir. Say, haven't I served you before, sir? No, I just checked into the hotel an hour ago.

This is my first visit to the bar. I don't mean here. Someplace else. Maybe LA. I worked there last year. I've never been to Los Angeles. Denver? Frisco then? No, I'm sure we've never met before. I've spent the last 10 years in Europe.

I've never been across the water. Yet. I guess you just remind me of somebody. Yes, I imagine that's it. Yeah. See how this martini strikes you. What's exactly right? That's how I try to make everything. Call me when you want another. My name's Frank.