The Marauding Mademoiselles

Being a private investigator means two things. You can be sure you'll run into trouble and you can never be sure you get out of it. Well there's not much you can do about it I guess except like Julie always says, Walk South plea, Peter Troy.

Now Peter Troy investigates the case of the marauding-mam-was-ells. Julie as you have probably noticed has often been heard to remark on my undoubted talent for attracting trouble. Now here I have to protest. It isn't that way at all. It's just that I always seem to be right there in the middle when trouble takes it into its head

to erupt. Pure coincidence. And Julie goes on to say that this trouble I attract usually wear skirts and high heels shoes. Well the way I look at it is this. If me and Calamity are going to make it permanent, then at least let's have Calamity easy on the eyes. And talking of calamity that's easy on the eyes. Let me introduce you to a double sample of it and

the shapely shapes of Bettina and Belinda. Two of the most adorable bundles of pure calamity anyone would wish to meet. It was so good of you to give us a lift, Mustie. Oh, we are most grateful.

My pleasure, girls. My pleasure. Yeah, your friendship. We must you. All the day, any good? working holiday monsieur which reminds me this has been very pleasant but now we must think about work what sort of work do you do stop the calmness here and we shall show you just this embankment to go play pull to the side hey now just

come in the ignition must do not make any trouble please otherwise my sister will use the gun as you. Good. Okay, the teen is searching. I'll keep a watch out. Nice fat wallet. Oh, 100 pounds or more. Good. Nice signet ring. Gold wristwatch and gold cigarette case. That's about the lot. Okay, turn the wheel. Take off the handbrake.