The Flight Six Matter - Ep 2

From Hollywood it's time now for Johnny dollar here go ahead McMaclam Johnny is Gino around. Yeah, he's over across the slope of the moment They're getting the bodies out of what's left of the plane. Well, how does it look anything? No nothing?

We hadn't already guessed it was an explosion. All right dynamite in the baggage compartment Probably put on board a piece of luggage Well, that figures. I've run into something down here in the city along those same lines.

What do you mean? The ground crew remembers one of the baggage handlers acting strange before Flight 6 took off last night. A man named Ramirez. What do you mean strange? They say he had one suitcase and he wouldn't let any of the other handlers touch.

Put it on the plane himself just before takeoff. Hmm. Hey, you know anything about tankers, Mac? Tigers! I'm about to tangle with one. 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 investigators. Jaws truly? Shani Dollar. From special investigator Johnny Dollar, location Mexico City, to the Home Office Guarantee Transport Insurance Company Hartford, Connecticut. Assignment? The flight's sixth matter. Expense account continued. I was taking Gino Romero's word for it that the girl was a tiger.

His word in my own instincts. At first glance, she seemed soft, shy, and lovely. Then you sensed a wildness about her, a kind of suppressed violence that brought you up short and made you stop and reappraisive.

She leaned against a tree, watching the bodies of the plane crash victims being carried down the slope and placed in the army jeep with no sign of emotion on her face. Cool, detached. She had no reason to be here, and I wanted why she was.