Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar: The Killer Kin Matter 09/04/1960

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What is the opening premise of the "Killer Kin" case?

Choice Classic Radio 0:00
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Bob Bailey 0:17
Johnny Deller.
George Kane 0:19
This is George.
Bob Bailey 0:20
Uh who?
George Kane 0:21
George, I said.
Bob Bailey 0:22
George Reed, Floyds of England?
George Kane 0:24
Floyd's of England, huh? What? That's the big insurance company sent you out to nail down Felix Kane.
Bob Bailey 0:31
That's right. But now who are you?
George Kane 0:33
That was uh a couple of months ago. All right, what about it? Not only for clearing up the robbery, but for nailing Felix Kane.
Bob Bailey 0:45
Maybe, maybe not. But you still haven't told me who you are.
George Kane 0:51
Because when it was all over, Felix was dead.
Bob Bailey 0:53
Who are you? George who
George Kane 0:55
That's killing for money, isn't it? And remember it was Felix's girl, that little redhead here in New York? You had somebody trick her into telling you where to find him. So now she's doing a stretch because she was in with him.
Choice Classic Radio 1:06
So
George Kane 1:08
Remember when you tagged Felix here in New York? He fell on top of his own gun, killed himself. Isn't that the way you said it happened?
Bob Bailey 1:15
Now you listen to me, mister.
George Kane 1:16
Yeah, that's what you said. That's what you said then.
Bob Bailey 1:19
Who are you?
George Kane 1:20
And nobody could prove otherwise. Because nobody else was there.
Bob Bailey 1:23
All right, look.
George Kane 1:27
You didn't know how lucky you were.
Bob Bailey 1:29
That's all?
George Kane 1:30
Yeah. You see, the only reason you got away with that was because Felix's brother wasn't there. Because he was on the lab. It's out on the west coast when it happened. Cain's brother, huh? Yeah, they were awful close, Felix and his brother. All their life. Ever since they were kids. You didn't know that, huh?
Unknown 1:46
Keep
George Kane 1:47
Talking. Somebody did something to one of them. The other one helped him out. We'll get even for him. All her life, Della. Go on. So now that Felix is dead. You ought to know what that means. Because it means the other one is gonna get even for him. That means that even with you With you and anybody else.
Bob Bailey 2:06
All right, you now wait just a minute.
George Kane 2:07
Oh, you wiseen up now.
Bob Bailey 2:09
Yeah, I think I am.
George Kane 2:11
George, huh?
Bob Bailey 2:12
Yeah.
George Kane 2:13
That's right, Dalla. My name is George. George Kane. Felix's brother.
Unknown 2:30
CBS Radio brings you Bob Bailey in the exciting adventures of the man with the action packed expense account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Who is Felix Kane and why is his death important to Johnny Dollar?

Unknown 2:38
Yours truly. Johnny Dollar.
Bob Bailey 2:54
Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. To Floyd's of England, North American Office, Hartford, Connecticut. Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the Killer Kin matter.
Bob Bailey 3:11
So what if I hadn't killed Felix Kate? It didn't make any difference now. But why would his brother George call me to warn me of his intentions? Anyhow, this was a carryover from another case, so on the expense account goes a dime for a call to George Reed.
Unknown 3:25
Well, of course, we'll pay whatever expenses may be involved.
Bob Bailey 3:27
Well, good old Floyds of England. But George, what I really call about. He's
Unknown 3:31
simply regarded as an extension of the Felix Kane man.
Bob Bailey 3:33
Well, what I call about is to find out if you know anything about this brother George, where to find him, and so on.
Unknown 3:38
Don't you mean how to avoid him?
Bob Bailey 3:39
No, no. In a case like this, it's a matter of getting to him before he can get to me.
Unknown 3:43
Yes, perhaps you're right.
Bob Bailey 3:44
So what do you know about him?
Unknown 3:45
Oh, I never heard of him, Johnny.
Bob Bailey 3:47
Well, then maybe I'd better go on down to New York where the trouble with his brother Felix started, where Randy Singer at the eighteenth precinct helped me to Well sure. What? Sure, that's where George Kane is in New York. Yeah, two or three times he used the phrase here in New York. Well
Unknown 4:02
now, Johnny
Bob Bailey 4:03
So, George, I'm heading on down there.
Unknown 4:04
Johnny, listen to me. Well? You must have some police protection.
Bob Bailey 4:07
Here in Hartford?
Unknown 4:08
Here, New York, anywhere.
Bob Bailey 4:10
Look, uh didn't you understand me, George? I'm going down there and contact Lieutenant Singer.
Unknown 4:14
But if this George Kane comes here and then you come back here after not finding him down in New York.
Bob Bailey 4:18
Oh, stop worrying, George. Johnny. I'll be in touch. Item two, six ninety, fair and incidentals to New York. Item three, six dollars even for a cab into eighteenth precinct headquarters. Lieutenant Randy Singer apparently knew plenty about George Kane.

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