The Chesapeake Fraud Matter - Ep 1

From Hollywood, it's time now for Bob Bailey as Johnny Deller hi Pat Keller, Universal Adjustment Bureau. Good to hear your voice, Patsy. Thought you would transfer to Baltimore. That's where I am Say John, can you handle one for me? What kind of one? It's a life in accident policy Eastern Fidelity paid off five years ago

Man named John Riordan was the insured party. He died in 1950. Life was a beneficiary. It's a crazy one Well go on Eastern wants us to look into the matter QT One of their officers has reason to believe Rardon is still alive.

Why would he think that? Because he saw him two days ago. I'll get the first plane. Tonight and every weekday night, Bob Bailey and the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account.

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar to the Universal Adjustment Bureau, Baltimore, Maryland. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Chesapeake Fraud Matter.

Expense account item 1, $22.75, plain fare and incidentals, Hartford to Baltimore. I arrived at 3.15 in the afternoon at Friendship International Airport. It was a cold, gray day. I took a cab directly to Pat Kalahair's office.

Good to see you, John. He was 10 pounds heavier outside of that. He looked so well. Ah, well, I have to have dinner once a week, my wife. Where are you bags? You didn't go to a hotel.

I didn't know how long I'd be here. Over the Allegheny's on the plane, I got the thinking about the number of alive, but dead reports I've investigated at one time or another. They have it all the time, or they never payin' out.