[instrumental music plays] Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the Four State Fire Insurance Corporation, 4065 Spear Boulevard, Hartford, Connecticut.
The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Bennett arson matter.
Expense account item six, $1, two drinks.
Andrew Cord and myself in Cookie's Place, a half a block from San Francisco's Hall of Justice.
Andy's a good insurance man, thorough.
Well, it's pretty certain they'll have to release Foley unless he admits something, or we can find more evidence against him.
How about Bennett?
Still no word.
Johnny, you can see what we're up against.
Yeah, yeah.
Want one?
No.
No, thanks, Johnny.
It's been a while.
Listen, we had this case tied into Tony Midas until he turned up dead, a vengeance motive against Bennett for sending him to prison five years ago.
Yeah.
All right, now we know it wasn't Midas and we're sure it's this George Foley.
At least according to Bill Underwood, and Bill certainly knows the arson racket.
Yeah, no man better.
All right, then who shot Bennett?
Oh, I don't know, Johnny, but that's not our worry at the moment.
Think, Andy, think.
It might've been Foley.
It couldn't have been Midas.
But there is someone else.
[instrumental music plays] Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the Four State Fire Insurance Corporation, 4065 Spear Boulevard, Hartford, Connecticut.
The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Bennett arson matter.
Expense account item six, $1, two drinks.
Andrew Cord and myself in Cookie's Place, a half a block from San Francisco's Hall of Justice.
Andy's a good insurance man, thorough.
Well, it's pretty certain they'll have to release Foley unless he admits something, or we can find more evidence against him.
How about Bennett?
Still no word.
Johnny, you can see what we're up against.
Yeah, yeah.
Want one?
No.
No, thanks, Johnny.
It's been a while.
Listen, we had this case tied into Tony Midas until he turned up dead, a vengeance motive against Bennett for sending him to prison five years ago.
Yeah.
All right, now we know it wasn't Midas and we're sure it's this George Foley.
At least according to Bill Underwood, and Bill certainly knows the arson racket.
Yeah, no man better.
All right, then who shot Bennett?
Oh, I don't know, Johnny, but that's not our worry at the moment.
Think, Andy, think.
It might've been Foley.
It couldn't have been Midas.
But there is someone else.
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