Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar - The Lansing Fraud Matter - Ep 2

Or was it a fraud? Expense account item three, $10, loan to Jim Carter, who was working with me on the case.

Thanks, buddy.

I'll pay you back soon as I can cash a check.

Been so busy I haven't had time.

How's your doctor friend?

Well, I'm gonna pick him up pretty soon and go over to the coroner's office.

I want him to look at James Lansing and see if he's the same man he passed on the insurance examination two years ago.

Either we insured the wrong man or Dr. Mayhood examined the wrong man.

I don't know which.

How have you done so far?

Well, besides what I told you yesterday about Dr. Mayhood?

Yeah.

Well, he's in healthy financial shape.

Not good or bad, but, you know, healthy.

His house halfway paid for, he owns one car outright, and has eight months to go on another one.

All of which doesn't mean anything if he phonied up an insurance examination.

Yeah, that's true, kiddo.

That's true.

You know, I've been thinking, this would've worked, but James Lansing died on the street, and the city performed an autopsy.

Death, malnutrition.

For a private physician without an autopsy hanging over him, it could've been heart failure or most anything.

Jim, I think we can do whatever we want around here, step on anybody's toes, make any kind of noise we like.

With this kind of situation to investigate, we don't have to be careful.

Easy, Johnny.

Lansing's body's in the morgue.

Or was it a fraud? Expense account item three, $10, loan to Jim Carter, who was working with me on the case.

Thanks, buddy.

I'll pay you back soon as I can cash a check.

Been so busy I haven't had time.

How's your doctor friend?

Well, I'm gonna pick him up pretty soon and go over to the coroner's office.

I want him to look at James Lansing and see if he's the same man he passed on the insurance examination two years ago.

Either we insured the wrong man or Dr. Mayhood examined the wrong man.

I don't know which.

How have you done so far?

Well, besides what I told you yesterday about Dr. Mayhood?

Yeah.

Well, he's in healthy financial shape.

Not good or bad, but, you know, healthy.

His house halfway paid for, he owns one car outright, and has eight months to go on another one.

All of which doesn't mean anything if he phonied up an insurance examination.

Yeah, that's true, kiddo.

That's true.

You know, I've been thinking, this would've worked, but James Lansing died on the street, and the city performed an autopsy.

Death, malnutrition.

For a private physician without an autopsy hanging over him, it could've been heart failure or most anything.

Jim, I think we can do whatever we want around here, step on anybody's toes, make any kind of noise we like.

With this kind of situation to investigate, we don't have to be careful.

Easy, Johnny.

Lansing's body's in the morgue.