The Cui Bono Matter - Ep 4

From Hollywood, it's time now for... Johnny Dollar. Tom Bates, Mr. Dollar. Oh, good morning, Mr. Bates. There's nothing like starting the day with a good fight. That is not my intention at all. Good. I was beginning to think he went around in a permanent state of belligerentcy.

Only when I see a so-called insurance investigator out to frame an innocent girl. Anybody I know? Look, Dollar, will you be available at 2 this afternoon to interview Ms. Parker? I've been available for two days. She's the one who hasn't been.

She was in no condition to see anyone. However, Dr. Praly is releasing her in an hour, and she's going on home. All right. Tell her I'll see her too. It won't be necessary to tell her.

He'll go out there with me, and you'll talk to her in my presence. Like that, huh? You can't take it or leave it. Oh, I'll take it, Mr. Bates. And you know something? I think I'll still be able to tag her.

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 investigators. Y'all is truly Johnny Dollar. From special investigative Johnny Dollar, location green past Virginia, to the Home Office Surety Mutual Insurance Limited Hartford, Connecticut, assignment, the Quibono Matter.

Expense account continued. Item 12, $1.80 for a late and leisurely breakfast in the hotel coffee shop. Leisurely because I had nothing to do but kill time. I covered every possible lead I could think of, and the result is zero.

The simple facts of the case were that Dan Parker, the local county attorney, had returned unexpectedly from a business trip late at night, and had his darkened home and had been shot to death as a proller by his daughter Luann.