The Todd Matter - Ep 1

From Hollywood it's time now for Johnny dollar. This is our advance or advance. Yeah, you sent me up to us in seven years ago. You remember? Huh? Oh Yes, I think I do You know I thought a lot about coming up and chill but instead I'm gonna do your favor. Yeah, you know this sounds like double talk to me

Don't you give me any routine dollar? I heard a mo Todd. I don't remember. Well look it up. It cost your company $75,000. Hey. Hello? Vance? 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.

Jars Tulee? Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar to four state insurance company Wilmington Delaware. Attention, Mr. Don Free, chief investigator claims the vision. Since your office authorized me to conduct certain inquiries based on new information supplied by Aaron Vance, I'm billing you accordingly.

The following is an accounting of expenditure as during my investigation of the Todd matter. Expense account item one, $1.85. One phone called Adon Freed in Wilmington, Delaware to discuss the burglary that had occurred six months before in the Long Island home of Norman Todd.

The case was a complete stalemate. The police and the insurance investigators had been unable to locate the thieves or trace any of the loot, which included jewelry, silver, and wearing apparel that had been taken from the residents.

I requested Don to forward whatever details they had, along with an accurate list of the stolen items and complete descriptions. Expense account item two, two dollars, carefare. To and from the Office of International Adjustment Bureau, where I refresh my memory concerning Orr and Vance.