The Macormack Matter - Ep 4

From Hollywood, it's time now for Bob Bailey as... Johnny Deller. Frank Porter at Allied casualty. How's it going kid? I don't know. You ever find Joe Penny? The harbor patrol found him floating around the harbor.

He'd been shot and his feet were burnt. What? She who is? Torture? Well what can I do to help? Find a girl who was once married to him. Joe Penny had a wife? Yeah, she wears a mink stole these days and carries a gun.

She's tied up with it somewhere. Her name's Iris Carter. You've met her? Just long enough to get slugged with her gun. Wait a minute, I'd like to get it all straight. Can I come over?

I'll be here. Tonight and every weekday night, Bob Bailey and the transcribed adventures of a man with the action-packed expense account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator... Yes, truly? Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar.

To the Allied, Casually and Insurance Company Limited, Markham Building Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the McCormick matter. Expense account item 9, $14 even, Secretarial Services. I dictated a detailed report of the $100,000 McCormick case.

I did it for two reasons. One, to make certain that Allied and the New York police were thoroughly informed of my part of the matter, and two, to review the case for my own benefit.

One of the key figures, Joe Panay, was a murder victim. Attached is a copy of that report. I tried to cover as closely as possible my conversation with Mike Cairn at Sing Sing when he tipped me off that Joe Panie had something to do with the McCormick burglary of five years ago.