The Old Die Rich

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The National Broadcasting Company, in cooperation with Galaxies—science, fiction—magazine. Presents— Heck, heck, heck, heck, heck, heck. Minus, minus, minus, minus, minus, minus, mwah, mwah. Tonight, the old dye rich by HL Gold. A uniformed cop at the door told me to get lost, but Lou Pape spotted me and told the man to let me in.

It was a shabby room they always are. It was a woman on the bed and old woman with white hair thin enough to show the tight drawn scalp. The medical examiner was going over her as if she were a side of beef that you had to put a federal grade stamp on.

When are you going to stop taking this ham friend of yours around to these cases, Sergeant, just to gratify his morbid curiosity? Forget about Weldon, Doc. What did she die of? Not eating malnutrition. Oh, now look, Doc. In the top bureau drawer, she had bank books showing $32,000 from five different banks.