The Caylin Matter - Ep 1

From Hollywood it's time now for Johnny dollar Walt Albright Johnny Trinity mutual emoted. Oh hi, and Walt. How's your health? Terrible since you ask I got asthma Johnny again. I thought we agreed. I know I get suspicious I get asthma happens every time kill me, wouldn't you? What's the case Walt?

Man named Eddie Kalen C. A. Y. L. I. N. Out in Los Angeles, that what did he die of? Well, that's usually a fatal disease, alright? I said, Johnny, that's all I know, Mr. E.S.

The body was identified by the widow. I see. Our salesman out there can problem policy only six weeks ago. At the request of the week's one premium paid check sign by the widow. They tell me something. Would the beneficiary happen to be?

That's right, the widow. Oh, the sasmus killing me, Johnny. You gotta do something about it. do something about it. Alright Walt, just call me Doctor. Tonight and every weekday night, Bob Bailey in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Oh, it's truly? Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the Home Office, Trinity Mutual Insurance Company Limited, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expense to jurors during my investigation at the Kailin matter.

$198.20 airline fare and incidentals hard for the Los Angeles. I hadn't arranged for anybody to meet me when I arrived at LA, so I picked up my bags and headed for the taxi stand. Mr. Dollar, please.

Wait a second. He was a small man, nervous and fluttery with a shiny pink nose and a face like a little white rabbit. I was watching for you out in the ramp, but somehow you must have slipped by.