The Man on the Hook (AFRS)

My name's Regan. I work for Anthony J. Lyon, International Detective Bureau. They call me the lion's eye. Jeff Regan investigators starring Frank Graham as Regan with Frank Nelson as Anthony J. Lyon. So stand by for mystery and suspense and adventure in tonight's story of the man on the hook.

What the newspapers said, George McDonald was the way to get LA's racket bar said he's slogan. Only George McDonald was around. He'd been hiding out a week. The cops wanted him, Grand Jury wanted him to testify.

The Eddie Slogan mob wanted him. Eddie Slogan was what the Grand Jury wanted him to testify against. So I had to be the one that found him. That made me a popular guy. Like a plate pigeon at a ski-shooters convention.

The thing got rolling in a bowling alley on Fine Street on my lucky day looked like I bowled a strike. I went back to the bench to mark the strike in my scorepad. Only something was written on the scorepad in lipstick.

Regan, coffee shop counter, hurry. And pinned to the scorepad with a bobby pin was a $100 bill. And well, if he missed him, coffee? Yeah, that's okay. I know cream. Mind if I sit on the stool, Regan?

No. No, sit down. Thanks. Mine's Joe too, Sonny. It's your coffee, it's all a cream and one. You call coffee Joe, you must have been in the Navy. Sure, duty. Regan, open your hand under the counter.

I'm gonna put four $100 bills in your hand. With the one pin to the scorepad, that makes $500. For which I do what? Fine George McDonald. Listen, lady, have the cops and tunnel looking for McDonald.