The La Marr Matter - Ep 4

From Hollywood, it's time now for Johnny dollar Oh, hello doctor Regarding the death of Thomas Renee Lamar Yes, I I see I Like to talk to you doctor. I understand you were one of mr. Lamar's closest friends Yes, and one of the beneficiaries of his will that's quite burned. I didn't it was a shot in the dark

Oh, look here you are. Better stick close to your office, doctor. I'm on my way over to see you. 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.

Oh, it's truly? Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by special investigator, Johnny Dollar, to the home office, universal adjustment bureau, Hartford, Connecticut. Assignment, the Lamar matter. Now proven to be murder. As the facts of this case lined up, appeared that Thomas Renee Lamar, wealthy manufacturer of aircraft components, had only two really good friends.

Lawrence Comstock, who had issued him a million and a half worth of life insurance policies, and Dr. Edward T. Wilson, and a wonderful, lovely, charming adopted daughter, Lebahn, who I'd met during my brief vacation in La Jolla, California.

Who might have accompanied back here to South Bend, Indiana, when she received word of her father's sudden death? What little evidence I'd been able to pick up seemed to point to one Walter Morrison, Marr's personal secretary, unknown to Lamar, he had married Bonnie, and therefore stood to benefit from his death.

Oh, I kid about it. I'd fallen for the girl heavily, and when I found out that she was already married to a slick smart promoter, well, let's keep personalities out of this case, especially mine.