Johnny Dollar Radio Show The Lansing Fraud Matter All 5 EPs otr old time radio

Johnny is off to Arizona to investigate why a man who could afford a $50000 life insurance policy died from malnutrition. This Show Aired 12/12 - 12/16/1955.

[@GaryMacAuthor]

Wonderful!!! Thanks!

[@blindguycomic331]

Kkmmkkmmkkkmmmmmmm

[@vannsmith3355]

I remember these radio shows as a kid. Radio is perfect. Teaches people to listen. Now people hear things but seldom listen.

[@johnnybaker8838]

I am only 50 lol. Too young to have heard the originals. But old enough to remember CBS radio mystery theater. Hope you like those as well

[@joncar13jonny15]

You couldn’t have said it better

[@amyjackman4118]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭👍😭😭😭😭🧑‍🦼👼👼🧞👼🧞👼👼🧑‍🦼👼🧞👼👼

[@mrsmith570]

In addition the ability to understand the words to boot, hashtag poundsign Webster

[@errykflows8683]

"There are NONE So Deaf as THOSE That Will NOT Listen!" .... JUST Say'n ... NUFF Said!

[@GaryMacAuthor]

Wonderful!

[@johnwedrall1907]

Suspenseful story ,👍👍

[@t.curran8243]

Frank's was Floyd the Barber of the Andy Griffith Show. He should have stayed in Mayberry, lol.

[@soldureofgod892]

Wait rlly that’s cool Floyd was such a nut

[@joncar13jonny15]

Floyd was on a ton of stuff. Most people just know him for the Andy Griffith show. Gotta love it!!!

[@errykflows8683]

@@joncar13jonny15 Most of Those "Character Actors' Of that Era Were ... Just Say'n

[@joncar13jonny15]

Again thank You for these episodes. It really helps make my day. Bob Bailey is the BEST!!!!!!

[@sittnknittnwatchn3980]

💙🎙💵💙

[@robertwestbrook3072]

INSURANCE MONEY. EVERY ONE WANTS IT. TAX FREE.

[@540Baseball]

All’s well that ends well…

[@granny13ad33]

Great story! All that load screeching music was most irritating.

[@DavidEngland-uy2vx]

Yes mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm

[@charlesmccurry9733]

78

[@tessieoshea6904]

The writers for this show were spot on. They do not write like that today. It seems that the writers only know how to use foul language and sex.

[@joncar13jonny15]

The writers back then had talent. Not like today most have no imagination.

[@samuelcarstens6152]

@@joncar13jonny15 there are great independent storytellers today. they are independent because they are great. Writers are hamstrung by corporations so the good ones don't follow that fools game.

[@gemmacastrillon2301]

VISTO 6/1/20

[@fixitman347]

Why is there a repeat part at 1:14:05?

[@paulbennett772]

I'd guess because the copyist made a mistake.

[@deliarealtor]

Several others repeat after the ending.