The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. All now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good, Billy Ray. Feeling good, Lewis. We're going to have a very, very limited week here today because we have a holiday on Thursday. That means people are going to be leaving on Wednesday and they're not coming back until Monday. So it's going to be illiquid at times, but still very, very volatile. So pay attention, boys. The game is just getting started. I posted the chart of the German Dax here. As you can see here, we completed a beautiful three drive to a top pattern to the exact price, by the way, folks. It's backed off about 70 points from that high, but it's still a little bit early in the day. And if we take a look here at the footsie, you'll notice that this was not quite up to date because we did get up to that area and we'll be able to see where we are. You're absolutely right, Maria. It was at that 1.27 extension in the S&P, very, very close. And the fact that we're leaving a 270 point gap in the Dow Jones probably doesn't mean anything. Gaps are really, really not very much. And if you believe that, you'll be able to see how often these things happen and sometimes they don't. So let's pay attention. Okay, now if you'll give me one second here to tell you a little story. Okay? First of all, I want to bring this up and show it to you because it's all related to what we're seeing in some of these markets, folks. And I just have to give you my two cents worth. And besides, it's my show. This is a chart of sugar. If you'll notice here in August of 2016, I met Cy Moanley as a referral from Rich Anderson. Cy is very successful at his business. He does all these farms. He has 385 employees. Well, he's got more employees now because he's been bought out by Farm Bureau. Sugar is trading at 24 cents. It's setting at the 61% retracement from the high in 2011. The 50% retracement from the high in 2010. It's a 1.618 expansion from 2014. And we looked at it on the daily. It was a three-drive to a top pattern on the daily. And the open interest is dropping. Okay? Now, I'm on with Cy and he became my student. And he was so wildly bullish. He said, we're going to 35 cents in sugar guaranteed. And I said, that's true. But before it gets to 35, it's got to get to 25. And the high was at 24.70 or something like that. He said, if it closes above 25, maybe it'll get there. I said, but this is one of the most various patterns that you could possibly have with dropping open interest. And he humored me and he had a lot of calls on folks. And these, as you know, I said, if sugar breaks 2300, would you believe me? And he said, it will not be 23. I meant $23 a pound. He said, Larry, he said, look, he said, there is no way in hell that sugar is going to break 23 based on these fundamentals that we have in the sugar market now. And as you can see, once sugar broke 23, it went all the way down to $10.50. Aha. Move forward. Here we are in the corn market. Everybody in the whole world wanted to buy corn. Now, in corn, we had a rising open interest because things were really, really good. But the reason why I want to bring this to your attention is to show you what's happened here in corn. As you already know, we had an incredible report here, incredibly wild. But you'll notice here, look on May 29th. You see that May 29th right there in the corn? That was in 2018. We had that spike in the market totally collapsed. And look what happened when we made that 1.618 expansion there at $4.62 in the corn. That spot corn, this is a little bit higher than that. But the reason why I'm telling you that, folks, is because it's all related to the thing called open interest. This is a number of contracts that people have that they buy and they sell. And when there's a buyer in the seller, that's one contract. So that's reported as open interest. Just like if you were a bank, you have a debit and a credit. Now, let's just go forward with humor me a minute here. OK, let me just show you something. You might like this. I don't know. I liked it. All right. All right. Let's take a look here. This is Treasury notes. All right. Now, look, you see the little arrow there, the dark black arrow where it says May 28th. So the market is really, really strong. And you notice how it's gapping up. You see that? OK. Now I'm going to show you this because you see how the market goes up. That was in and we went up this a weekly daily chart. So that's several weeks ago. Now you notice here we've been up here for almost two weeks and the open interest is dropping. OK. And I'm just going to show you now. Now I'm going to go to the, this is all available to you. There's nothing exciting about this. You just go to the CME. Let's just do it the easy way. I'm going to do it the first way to show you this. Just to show you the difference in what open interest really means. OK. All right. On May 28th, look what happened. Look at the big increase in volume and open interest. You see that? On May 28th, look at June 28th where we are right now. You see that? You see how it's dropped? There's no interest in here. And look, and the next one is even going to be more apparent to you is because if you take a quick look at this, you're going to be able to see that there is a drop in open interest. Folks, their boys are the boy that this is both two year notes and the 10 year notes and the bonds also folks. The players are leaving the game. The restaurant is empty. There's no more food. This is going to be really bad when this turns. I know that boat's going to be heading out to $177 in the Treasury bond someday and we're going to be going to zero interest rate someday. I know all that's going to be true because everybody's telling me that. So heaven for sakes, it must be true. But before it does that, maybe they'll have a correction. Now here is your fourth of July Christmas gift from old 24-7 TFNN. Take a look at this one, folks. This is the 30 year bond going back. Yes, you're right. Two weeks ago when it topped at $156.16. What's been the trend over the last two weeks, folks? Well, let me see. We had a high at $156.16, a high at $156, another high at $155.26. Now we've had these three lower highs with really nice symmetry in here and it looks like we're looking at a price level somewhere around $153 if you look at the ABCD structure in this. So we'll be able to see how these things are going to work. But by golly, I will tell you this, they're lower highs and that's the 135 pattern that Roy Longstreet and his son Bill liked. And so keep a very, very close eye on that. Now, since we were talking about this and we're in open interest, let's just take a look at what happened in the corn market. And then we're going to talk about the corn when we get back because that's a wild one. You can see back here on May 29th, that corn market chart that I showed you, that was May 29th, what it did. And now you can see where it is on June 28th. Notice the big move here in open interest. There are a lot of players going on in this market. You see? So that's a big difference. But boy, we had some wild swings in those grains on Friday and the report actually was pretty good. But I'll go through that and I'll explain to you how we handle it.<PHONE_NUMBER>. The TAS Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. 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Call now, toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Okay, folks, we're going to talk here a little bit about the corn market and the report that came out on Friday. And if you'll take a look here, you're going to bring up a chart here. This happens to be a one-minute chart, folks, because this is how crazy it was. If you notice here, the report came out and corn rallied $0.15 after the report, okay? And from that level, it dropped all the way down to $0.22 a contract, $0.22 with the low being $0.144, okay? Or $0.44. From there, it rallied $0.22. And I bought the corn at $0.445. And folks, when I saw it hit, go up there and hit $0.22 and immediately dropped $0.14, I knew it was in big trouble. But I couldn't even, I mean, I couldn't even put the mouse down fast enough to try to put a video out or anything like that. Well, anyway, I ended up getting stopped out of this. But let's just follow this through here, folks. This is a one-minute chart. You can see the market continues down. It goes from $0.468 all the way down to $0.426, a $0.42 drop in corn, 10%. Look down here where it goes limit down for 15 minutes. You see those little dots? That means there's no buyers there. There's only sellers. Pretty soon the sellers are filled and then the market starts up a little bit. And now we're trading at 4.28 this morning. You just don't want to touch corn here, folks, because this might have been a major top. There's a possibility that even with all the bullish news and the fact that there's no corn planted, maybe someone's going to come out and do a major thing here. I don't know, but that's neither here nor there. So I just wanted to tell you that sometimes these things are very, very active and you can't do too much about it. And when I saw that, it was a very frustrating day for me for two reasons. One, I got stopped out of the corn, but I had to order a double order to buy the meal. Buying Christmas meal at 3.18. And where does it go to? Even with corn locked limit down, the lowest the meal can get is 3.18.50, and I didn't get filled and it was immediately rally $700. So I had to go out and kick my little stuffed cat that I keep in the, it's a little stuffed cat, folks, and that I keep in the garage. And then after that I repaired him and then I was back and it was okay. Okay, that's what Christmas meal. I know it's not like a Happy Meal or anything, Mike, but that's just the way it is. Okay, no, no, Walter, we keep Walter in a riding stable, not too far away from here because he gives rides to all of the youngsters at the orphanage that's run by sister Mary Perpetual. Okay, let's talk a little bit more about the grain markets. The whole thing in grains started with the wheat market, folks. The wheat market was the real smart one that really had the big move. I wanted to bring this to you. The reason why I'm bringing this, this is what I look at and I think it's why it's important to pay attention to some of these things, but sometimes you just not quick enough to act. You know, that's basically it. I missed this one. We went right up to a 78% level, took out all the highs from December and January and immediately dropped 50 cents in wheat. Now, we're going to be coming down here to this 382 level at 505. The reason why we want to be watching this, folks, I will look at Copper Mike in just a minute. Give me a second here and I will pull up right after I cover this one because we still want to be looking to buy the corn and we still want to be looking to buy the wheat. But what we want to do now is because of what's happened with this wild action, you want to wait. There's no sense. You don't have to try to, you know, to pick out anything here, but we're going to wait a little bit just to see if I can get a very, very low risk entry. That's the sad part about this, folks. My original entry in the corn was at 429. I think it was at 420. I don't remember. It was really close to the low, but I moved it up to 445 because I thought it was going to be a semi-bullish report and it was, but it didn't turn out that way, but that's neither here nor there. There's a lot of talk about the hog market, folks. The same thing we're seeing in hogs. We saw this, all this bullishness that we had in hogs and when we had that double top up here, here's again the situation to why I'm a technician. You know, I hate to get on the soapbox and take a look at it, but that's not, that's neither here nor there. All right, let me get up here and there's so many. I got so much stuff going on today, folks. I don't know which is first effect. It's all working. Hold on just a second here. Whoa, where were we at here, HG? Take a look at the newsletter this week and both futures and the stocks, folks. There's a lot of stuff in there that's happening that we were talking about. Let me get the old copper up, Dr. Copper. I believe we're getting ready for a redot. There it is by Golly. Yep, I was thinking the same thing. Hold on here. Let me get the copper up and we'll be just give me one second mic and then we'll have it. I hope it's right there. Oh my gosh.  Bada bing, bada boom. Makes a higher high than Friday. Oh boy. Here's the, let's get this copper up here for mic because folks, here is the, there you go. Copper today hit the 38% retracement there at 276. That's usually not a good sign. And if we take a look at this on a little bit shorter timeframe, we had a nice little three drive to a top pattern here. Just let me draw this in because I think it'll be nice to see it unfold here because that's what we had here. And I'll blow it up and then we'll be able to see this. Oh shucks. This is not going to work. This computer doesn't like this one. Let's just move on. Anyway, we've had a big reversal here in copper this morning. So I think that's heading, you know, could be heading lower regarding the gold folks. We suggested highly that we were getting ready for a really strong correction in the gold market. And so far that's what we're looking at here.  So that, you know, the harmonic number is 64. I would like to have bought the gold at 382. We only got to 385. But as you see here on the weekly chart, we completed a major ABCD pattern in that and we've went from 440 all the way down to 385. You know, say it's 40, that's 55 bucks. So I don't think this is over yet. That's my two cents worth. Now, platinum during this move with gold dropping $55 platinum went straight up. So look at them separately.  I don't know the difference. So anyway, keep in mind that that's, you know, what we're watching here. So it's very, very important to, you know, keep that in mind as you look at some of these going through here. This could be, you know, look at, you know, what's so interesting here. We got, we got platinum trading at the eight, what, 800 and we got gold trading at 1400. That used to be a platinum was $1,000 premium to the gold. And not anymore. It's a $600 discount. So related to cars, I guess, or whatever. I'm not sure, but I don't trade platinum very often. Maybe once a year, but not every year. But anyway, by the way, we have to take our hats off for Miss Ruby. In fact, she's going to take everybody here at TFNN on a wonderful cruise and have bring your families and everything because she nailed something to the proverbial wall. And we want to talk about that when we get back. In this summary on the charts and videos that Larry sends out and throughout the week when warranted, Larry will send out via charts or videos or both the key markets that he is watching during the day. This will be up to the date active trading information that will help you in your daily trading. 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Okay, folks, we're saluting one of our dinners today. Ruby has been talking about coffee here for the past six or eight weeks, and when it was down around $0.90 a pound, she was looking to be long. And today it's trading at $1.13, as you can see from the chart. We've got a big ABCD up here at $1.14, so that's going to be interesting because it's going to be a pretty big pattern up here to see if it goes well. So good job on that. And of course, sometimes they're good, sometimes they're not. David White just sent me a really great quote from Confucius. It says, Better a diamond with a flaw than a pebble without. And that's true. Folks, when I went to Beijing the first time in 95, no, 96, I went to the home of Confucius. It was a compound, big walls, and it was a compound. Big walls and big oak trees. And it really, it was a museum, but to completely run down, he was not the icon that you would think he would be. I mean, it was just really sad for me to see that because people just didn't realize the importance of this man who lived during the same time as Pythagoras around 600 BC. But he was very wealthy and he was a confidant to the emperor and stuff, but it was totally different than what I was expecting. It was not like at the Great Wall, where you got thousands of tourists and stuff like that. Think about the Great Wall as they've got a special thing there that if you wanted to ride a motorcycle, you got a 20-mile ride on a motorcycle, on the Great Wall, you can do that. And of course, I had to do that because A, I like motorcycles, and B, I like Great Walls. But anyway, I did do it. And the Great Wall is interesting, folks, it's 10 horses wide. And what that means is that they were able to put 10 horses in a wagon and put it for the 2,600 miles of that thing. So really an incredible place. If you ever want something to do, you've got wonderful things here in our country like we have in China. But my goodness, that Great Wall is really, really something. Okay, let's move on to... By the way, if you take the United States and overlaid it on China, they're pretty much exactly the same size. They've got the same beautiful things. We have the Grand Canyon, they have the Yi River, and all that stuff. It's really, really amazing. But I want to get off the beaten path right here. And let's move on here to cover a couple of different things here. Someone's asking me what's going to happen with the stock market today. Folks, I really have something sad to tell you, and that is this morning when I woke up, I found that my crystal ball had been broken. And so I have to do everything with charts.  And whether that'll mean anything or not, I don't know. All I know is we're seeing major completions in these patterns in the Germany and also in England and stuff like that and the Nikkei. But these patterns are made to fail, so we'll see what happens. Anyway, we'll move on here to see what's going on. The one good thing about being in Arizona is that I can turn off the politics and I don't have to listen to all the rhetoric that goes on in the politics. So I've been watching Dodger Baseball and Giant Baseball and Diamondback Baseball to keep my mind active to all the things that are really going on with these things. Let's take a quick look here with the old bit because this has got a lot of things going in the news. Right now, you'll be able to see here that we went up and we made the 61% retracement of the market that topped in January of 2018 just under 20,000, 19,500, I believe. This is the bit stamp. The futures opened at 20,000 if you'll remember and they still have no more than 3,000 open interest in a year and a half. That's a failure by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange rules. That should have been 10,000 or more, I would have believed, but it's not. And now what's important is we made that 61% retracement. So from a technical basis, and believe me, I don't know anything about the technicians of this blockchain stuff, but watch for a 38% retracement, folks. Let's see, we went from 3,000. Let's just rough this out. 3,000 to 1,400, so that is 11, right? So if we take 38% of 11 just quickly, that's 4,000 points. So if you take 14,000 minus 4, you should be some pretty good support of the 382 retracement and a roughly 10,000 in Bitcoin. Now, if it goes below 10,000, then that's telling you that that market is not nearly as bullish as you might think. So that's really what the charts are all about. We'll see. I like buying the gold, but I'm not going to buy it here, folks, with that big gap. I still think, well, here we go again. I still think we're going to make that below 1380, folks. The reason why I think that, that's it. I think we got a chance to make 1380. Now, I might be wrong, but we'll see. And I bought it last night at 87 and made a few bucks on it, but that's all short-term trading, and it was just basically trading it. That's all I was doing, because gold swings 8, 9, 10, 11 dollars like nobody's business, and those are fun to do. And just like crude oil is another one that's really great to look at. Now, if you want something to look at, and if you want something to look at, pay attention to the old Mr. Crude and Mr. Heating Oil. Let me show you why. Here is the charts from the 24-7 newsletter, and if you'll bring this up, you'll notice the little blue line up there, just a tad above 60. That blue line came in at 60-30, and guess what we hit last night? 60-30. Now, if you want to do some homework, go and look at Heating Oil. See what happened to Heating Oil. See if you can find something like maybe a divergence. Like Mr. 20-Man says, defy human nature, do the work yourself. I can sit here and flap these little chubby little cheeks of mine, trying to give you information, but until you look at it and prove it to yourself, folks, it doesn't make Diddley squat. It really doesn't. You just got to be able to get in there and learn to do it yourself. It's just an amazing thing. Let's ask the question about these four fears that Mark has always talked about. Let's just show you how silly these things are. When Mark talked about them, the way he did it was great. The first one is the fear of being wrong. Take the sequel to that. In other words, I'm never going to be wrong. That's never going to happen, right? Okay? The second one, the fear of losing money. Take the sequel to that. I'm always going to make money. That's not going to happen, right? See, that's going to happen. What are you going to do? The fear of missing out. Take the sequel to that. I'm never going to miss out. Oh, unbelievable. And the last one, which is one of my favorites, is the fear of leaving money on the table. That's the real interesting one, because if you take the sequel to that, the only person that doesn't leave money on the table is the person that sells the absolute high or buys the absolute low, all right? And that's the only person that I know is Maria in the room, Dudette. She's the only one that does it. And she only does it twice a year. Am I right, Maria? Folks, those fears, those are just things. You have to get used to those, because you're going to lose all of those things. You know, it's just really amazing, you know? Yeah, my ex-wife was always right. Anyway, that's neither here nor there. You know, look at baseball statistics, folks.  Babe Ruth. You know, he struck out like, he had, what, 700 home runs?  It was like 7, no, 2,000 times. You know, it was really amazing. When you look at statistics, if the strikeout to home run ratio is like 7 to 1, how about someone that... 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The Bull Bear binary option hour. Next on TFNN. Okay, folks, I'm going to put up the chart here of the corn here. You'll notice this is a one-minute chart. You'll see where it closed at 431. And three-quarters on Friday. We are now trading below the, where corn was trading limit down at 426. We've gotten as low as 424 this morning. So this market has not finished yet, finished yet, even though it has supposedly some of the best fundamentals that we've had since 1993. Now in 1993, we had the same type of situation occur. There was a very negative report as the crop was being, you know, very, very difficult to be planted because of wet weather. It got very various for a couple of weeks, and then all things changed. And it ended up rallying like $2 a bushel or some, you know, godly amount. So it's not over in the corn, but what you got to do now is you got to wait. This is my opinion, of course, you've got to wait for the pattern that gives you the risk reward that you're looking for and I don't see it here. So I've got to stand aside and be able to see what's going on. Thank you, Pedro. I appreciate that. Anyway, let's let's just keep an eye on some of these things because I think it's going to be, you know, very, very interesting. As far as these Chinese talks, you believe what you want. We'll see what happens. They're master at deception, folks, and they're great traders and the old soybean markets and stuff. We've seen them, you know, use those pretty good. We can, the hogs, I really don't, the hogs, I'm not sure, I think we're near bottom. They're mainly because nobody thinks they can rally from here. But as you can see here, this is for Ruby. Ruby, here's the hog chart. This is August. Now, if you're going to look at, I'll show you what I would be doing Ruby. You'll notice on Friday, we had that little five day rally off of the 73. We went almost limit up at 80. And we then we closed at 76. That's not good price action. Now, if you wanted to look at one, Ruby, take a look at the Christmas hogs that December, because you'll see the same type of a move here. But you'll also see the completion that has happened. So that means that those hogs should not get below 68. They closed at 71. Now, I don't know where they are today. But if they get above 75, then you've got game, and then you've got a really good chance to, to make a winner here. But I don't see a clear pattern here to be a buyer.  It just that if it gets to that level, 75, it's going to be a change in trend. Now, if we take a look at the hot chocolate cocoa, you'll take a look here, you'll be able to see here. Oh, I could tell you a funny story about cocoa, but then I'd be banned off of TFNN. You'll notice here, we had that 61% retracement hit a couple weeks ago there at 2575. The high was 2595. We're down about a nickel 2435. I believe there's going to be really strong support at 2350 in the cocoa. So that's what I'd be looking at. If you get that, I'll be able to see, see that what he was talking about. Terry saying when Trump was asking China agreed to buy some agricultural products, it could have been because hogs are considered agricultural products. And they do buy hogs. They do buy hogs, Terry, but not in the quantity that's necessary to make the hog market go up. We had the most bullish hog fundamentals God has ever given us 30 cents higher when we had that Asian flu stuff. What did that turn out to be fake news? Hello? You know, it's time after time after time.  But when you have to explain to them that all of these fundamentals that you're looking at are on that little bar chart right there. That's all you got to remember. Because if prices are going higher, there's more buyers. If prices are going lower, there's more sellers. Now, if things are really, really bullish, and prices are going down, guess what? Something's wrong. And what do we have now in corn? Some really, really bullish fundamentals and prices are going down. So something's not right. Right? So what do you want to do is just wait? We've seen it before, and we'll see it again. Remember that what Sir John Templeton said, one of the most dangerous comments that you could have at all of investing is, when you hear the phrase, it's different this time, you can be sure that it's not different this time, because the markets just repeat over and over again, they have for centuries, and they're not going to change at all. So that's the $64 question to, you know, pay attention to that's what we're watching. So I watch the open interest only when we're major breakout highs or huge volume or something really dramatic happening. That's what I look at it. That's what I'm watching these, these bonds and notes and stuff like that. So we'll see. Maybe it's going to be zero interest rates, you know, but that's, they can put that on my appetite. He left believing there was no such thing as zero interest rates, they can put that on the old the old tombstone or little plastic card that they ever gave me. I'm not even sure how that'll work out. Let's take a look here at the currency folks because we were due for correction in the currencies. And that's what's happened. The dollar had major support here. Do I see a nice pullback in the indices? Yeah, I do. I well, we're going to see here, we're really close to the 1.27 up here and I believe it's 27 or 29 to 85. Maria, what is the 127 on the S&P? Yeah, that's nothing for the yeah, that's only because here's here's the Euro. Look at the Euro here.  We went all the way down to 113.25 last night, 35 last night. And those of you that like Fibonacci numbers double check that low because it'll light your Christmas tree for sure. Anyway, if we get above this 114.30, then the Euro is going to have some rocking and rolling. But until that happens, it's still in a downtrend. This is a long term ABCD folks. It's taken two full months for that Euro contract to do that. You see what I'm saying? It's very, very important to to remember that. That's a real key here. Oh, here's a coal. What is this? Here's a sector. I don't know what what's a coal chart all about here. Let me take a look at this Pedro. Wow. Oh wow, what is this? Holy cow. That's a it's a oh the US coal mining index. I had I didn't even know they had an index for coal. That's a little beyond my pay rate. Do they do they have a coal contract? I don't think they do.  God, when I start trading, I think there were 29 different commodities that we can trade now. There's thousands and thousands of them, but that's neither, neither here nor there. Pay attention to to the the action on Wednesday and Friday, folks, because there's going to be light trading there. And it's most of the main things that you want to keep an eye on. That's the main thing that you want to pay close attention to. That's what I'm looking at. The key level we were watching here we'll see here. Anyway, boys and girls keep an eye on crude oil, heating oil, and the old Bondolis and the gold. Those are the key ones this week. The Euro two because we went down and we stopped at 113 15, you know, so that's down 110 from its from its high. Anything below that we'll see the old pork bellies. They don't trade those anymore. Marshal they gave up on them. So I love pork bellies. God, I could trade the heck out of those 20 minute and I got stuck in a in a in a short pork belly contract when we were at Drexel and Jim would not get out of it because he had made the mistake. He said, I'm not going to get out of it. So I'm just going to trade around it. So we were we were short bellies and every day that they would open lower, he would buy them and then sell them back and he was day trading and making money. But on the net basis, we'd still had that major loss. Two months later, they went limit down like six days in a row and 20 men took his bow and closed his money out 877 927 664 8 from the office of Duke and Duke. I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life. It's the most common trait that we tigers and tigers share. If you're looking to become the best of the best when it comes to managing your money, let me teach you to do what most wealth managers tell you can't be done, which is how to time the markets. I'm Steve Rhodes, author of Mastering Probability and for the last 12 months, Timer Digest has been tracking my newsletter signals, which have earned me the ranking as their number one market timer in the nation for the S&P 500 for the last 12, six and three months. 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I have to tell a funny story about 20 men because he was a broker at McCulloch Oil Building at Conti Commodities when it first opened and it was a beautiful building there in West LA on the corner of Wilshire Boulevard in Westwood right there at UCLA. And his main squeeze who he was living with was Margo Grant and she ran a catering service much like you know the member of the Beverly Hill Billies. They had one called the Beverly Caterers but I don't remember Margo's but she handled the TV series. She had the Rockford Files and she had a new series called Banachek. This was before Rockford. A new series just came out called Banachek which was George Pappard and he was a really good actor and so they would have breakfast when they were getting ready to do the filming and so when they were there we'd go down and we'd have breakfast while the market was trading. Well, George Pappard is a class actor. Well, the guy that played the chauffeur in that was Ralph Monza. He played the chauffeur and Ralph's family was from our family in Louisiana in Italy and so I got to know him and we were down there and we were having our breakfast and George Pappard came down to sit next to us and Jim said he said are you one of the actors and everybody at the table just absolutely laughed. I mean he just couldn't believe it. Of course Jim you know being as naive as he always is he smiled. He says well I guess you're the star of the show.  Silver's acting okay get silver down to 15 bucks I think I'll be a buyer. I was a buyer at 14 I gotta be a buyer at 15. Let's take a quick look at the old Lone Ranger's bullets and we'll take a look at it. If we can get down to 15 bucks we got down to 14 15 19 last night but a little bit lower we'll be able to take a look at. 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Do you ever wonder what happens when the police leave? Crime scene cleaners are private companies that handle the cleanup after the police are gone. Spalling Decon is one of the nation's largest cleanup companies handling the aftermath of homicides, suicides, decompositions, hoarding, and much more. These are our stories. They call us in to come out and clean and get rid of all the clothing and the stuff that they don't need anymore. Obviously you guys seen the kitchen, the bathroom inside of the bedrooms and now inside the storeroom.  Obviously she can't do it alone so we're here. Spalling Decon team's here so we can get everything situated. Let's get the day started. We're going to be here for a whole week. I see big things happening. That's getting this job complete. Let's get to it. We're going to give her a better home, man. You know, she lost her husband. She's a widow so this is what we do. We make families happy all over again. Let's just start. The mattress is our first bedroom. It's just the underneath part. Underneath is a rust where it's just been sitting. She says she didn't know what basically this secretion comes from but on the way out she said it came from cat urine so I decided to take that because she did want to keep it but I was like, I don't think that's best for you. Shifting and moving so that we can remove the carpet. Any trash that we see that needs to be salvageable will save. And if it's not, then obviously we're going to throw it away. We're going to work our way from right to left so that we can end up towards the front door. Getting all the carpet up, getting all the trash up. And just cleaning that thing for the time being. That's the gateway. Tell me a little bit about what kind of pile we have here. What kind of things to pull off after the pile. Basically next pile, like I said, again, type of people to do. Anything that has that, anything that has any biohazard on it, that has been guarded. So with this clothes being up there on that bed, doing that, they have some type of bio on it. Just got to get rid of it all, no matter how bad we want to keep it. With clothing, we try not to save it if it's like saturated in urine. It has VC throwing and stuff like that. But if we can deem it to be washable and salvageable, then obviously it's like how this is full of pet dander and all that. And then you can see your urine stains and all that through the sheets. Then yeah, obviously I'll toss that. Shunk wave, we don't have these part A because one is not blood and two is just some mold. So a little bit of shunk wave gets it. Usually pulls it right up, but with the bin on that, that type of paint that's on an air duct filter, it's some type of paint that makes anything, gets on it, it stays staining. So with that mold on there, we can, he's lightly removing it, but it's still like staying staining that paint. On the ceiling beneath it, then it just settles inside the carpet and the pad. But how we were in the storage room downstairs, if you could see visible staining on the ceiling, then you'll know it penetrated the wood straight through. Here's all photographs. She has some magazines that she likes to read, so we're keeping those. Obviously electronics, jewelry, whatever personal items whenever she comes in here and we show them to her, it's like, hey, you want to keep this? If not, she'll just tell us to toss it. And that's what we've been doing for the time being. Go through the kitchen anyways. Sewing stuff. Got that to work. You know my back? That's for you. Yeah. You put it all the way behind. Yep. I've been showing that TV throughout. This is what she would want. I don't like the edge down here and stuff and all that. Make sure the inside, because you can see around the edging. It's dirty in there, so clean that. There, get the floors and bed. We won't want those. Well, I know. It goes for the bathroom. We keep everything. All we're going to do is sweep them up the floor, sweep them through the inside, wash it down, brand new. This is not even bad. Just a quick wipe down. Don't get that far. What is it? So this is the light bulb that we soaked up all the cap feces and urine that was in here. All that was sedimented to the bottom. We let it soak in the cleaner. And yep, just getting there right now. We're able to clean up two bedrooms. The master bedroom. The closest we could to how it was when we got here. She's satisfied. She's a little more calmer. She's a little more happier. Like I said again in all my videos, it's for the customers. So long as she's happy, we happy. We're doing our job. So she doesn't want us to turn the toilet on and leave it running and there's something wrong with it. It actually overflows or there's leaks somewhere, which I understand. So when we come back tomorrow, I'll focus on the toilet while everybody else is inside the kitchen in the living room getting everything else situated. Other than that, we're good. Still got some work to do. Still got a lot of cleaning to do, but we're going to get it done. We've got enough people working here, so it's going to be awesome. Okay, show me day two. So what's the plan for today? For today, we're going to go back through the rooms in the bathrooms, make sure we cleaned everything, especially the windowsills, all of that. And then when we can get that knocked out, we can get into the kitchen, try to get the countertops cleared off and cleaned, try to get the floor cleaned. So a lot of the heavier stuff, like getting the fridge out of here, it's going to be a little difficult if we do try to do it. The biggest thing is trying to get the rest of the carpet out and that will cut down on a lot of the smell. Yeah, if you see any marks on the walls or doors or anything, try to get as much off as you can. I'll get that and then we'll start working on it this way. Yeah, shockwave. This is one chemical that will not strip the paint. A lot of people say, oh, the best thing to get stains out is Part A, but that will strip any paint that will cause more damage than what we're trying to do. So shockwave is definitely the best. Is it just like pretty shallow? Yeah. One of the stove had a lot, a lot of nasty gunk up leaves. Had some Comet in the truck, used it and it worked great. Using some crazy chemicals and you got the Comet right here. Yeah. You just have this clean up of the dishes, up of the dirty dishes in here. This side, however, if you can shine them light down, it's completely full down there. There we go. Just garbage or whatever. And so, that's not draining.  There is, but I'm scared to turn it off. Obviously, that one I'm not going to throw because it has glass in it. Because it has glass in it. It's kind of heavy too, so you gotta not throw it out. Even if you sand them, you're going to ruin the chair. Exactly. You can't save the chair. This one goes back. That one there moves. The lamp goes, you just have to unplug it. Oh, no, that's not attached. Yeah, that's not attached. You see, if you try to slide it, that's not attached. Stuff like that, you want to keep this? What is that? Freezerator magnets and stuff. Oh, just a container. Okay, so everything else will work. It's got no pressure. We can scrub it down. We got to get the refrigerator out too. There's a secondary cable running to something down here. Okay, you ready? Okay, now this. I got you, I'm going to hold it with you. Easy there. You got room, you got room this way. You got room this way. Just pull back slow, pull back slow. There you go. There you go.  Aah, I got you, I got you. Alright, she'll be back. Teamwork makes the dream work. Yeah, two, three. Let's go. He's just walking, having a good time, ain't he? She'll be your friends over here. I'm serious. You wanna come hold him? Yeah, show it doesn't like spiders. He's not big. He's not big. He's a little bitty thing. It's actually my side business. Do I do point clean? When I sweep it and it moves, look at the difference on the floor. It's a pain in the, you know what, but we got a lot accomplished. The refrigerator, that was, yeah, that was an ordeal in itself, but hey, it is what it is. The team got it together. We got it done. That's all that matters at the end. We're going to come back tomorrow. We're going to go boss to the wall, grind it out. Hopefully we can get everything accomplished by the end of the day tomorrow and we'll see how it goes from there. But until tomorrow, you guys, we'll see you next time. So more tomorrow, so we're on day three. Can you give us a real quick progress update? We got, I want to say, 95% of all the carpet up out of the house. We just got that little 5% that's left over inside the living room. Got to remove the entertainment center, all her books and belongings that's on top of it, clean them, wipe them down and storm somewhere that she can have access to, get the trash removed. And basically it's just going to be a deep clean type of day today. We got rid of everything else of hazard to her that needs to be done. So my team's upstairs. They're prepping to get themselves ready. So we're just going to go ahead and go boss to the wall with it and try to get everything knocked out as best as we can. So we don't have to come back tomorrow, but if we have to come back tomorrow and do a little extra cleaning, then so be it. And that's going to be the whole game planning initiative for the day. Just deep clean. Everybody going hard. And let's get to work. Let's get to it. Have a good day. So we need to go give her a call genie too. I'm just going to move all of this stuff over on this side. And the TV is the only thing that's going in the trash. That's what is going out of this stuff. Yes, ma'am. And I'll just move all that stuff from here over here. Get the carpet up and then we'll clean and scrub and get all the tack strips up vacuum clean. And then we'll just scrub and wipe down the walls and the fence and all that stuff as we go. Off the dishwasher, she's not going to keep it, but just to make sure everything looks intact. And she just still got to make sure that they're done as well. As I go down, taking the vents down, I'm just going to leave them where they go at. So as we go to room by room, we just clean every vent as we go room by room. Yep. It went out pretty easily. Yeah. That's a good thing about these things because it's basically metal. Wipe it down and with vacuum just take this. Deep cleaning. Sandwiches over here scrubbing. Deck brushing the floor. Wiping down all these vents, spraying them now. Wiping down the walls. That's it. This room too is the same as we do around the house. Anything lamps, light fixtures, fans, any dust you see on the wall. Basically, we're just taking the vacuum, running the vacuum first, get all the dust down. Second thing, come back.  And just out napkins and just get everything tidied up for. Majority try to get the corner of the wall done as well. That has hand prints and dirt on them. Again, try to just make it clean and as new as we can for. That's the main object. Make sure you get the little fringes hanging up. He's here to help. Halfway done in here now. Just giving it a nice little prep wipe. This is what happens when you expose all the cappins, the urine and stuff like that. It smells just seeps in the air. It's the reason why I have the air scrubber going like this. It's like second nature. I got it picked up. Get the carpet and pad out of here.  Clean up behind here. Clean that. Put the vents back.  Do you know? No. We're going to flip it. You just want to pull it from here all to the wood so that I can get all the carpet and stuff rolled up. It's so good. Rolling. Everything done that we said we were going to get done. Deep clean inside the kitchen, bedrooms, the bathrooms, got everything vacuumed. Wipe down, swept, scraped, scrubbed, all the whole nine yards. Remove the rest of the carpet all in all. Great day. Great third day. We even got finished with time to spare. So, I want to say I want to give congrats to my team. Everybody did their part. Everybody hands in. We went to it. Had a game plan. Executed. Until next time you guys. For more information visit any of our locations.


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When Brianna Moore's son Jacob was only 9 months old, doctors said it would be a miracle if he lived to be 20 years old. Jacob was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, an inherited disorder of progressive muscular weakness typically in boys. It was spontaneous, me or my husband neither want to carry it. While the diagnosis predicts a short life expectancy, it also determines those diagnosed will be in a wheelchair by the time they are 10 years old. However, when Jacob was just 3, doctors began telling the family of a new drug, Exondus 51. It won't cure it, but it will treat it. Jacob is missing genes 48 through 50. The drug would skip gene 51 and then genes 47 and 52 would fuse together. Like if it was blue, red, blue, red, then 3 missing is making it red, red, and if they take that one out, then it will correct itself. While the drug isn't a cure, it will produce a longer life expectancy for Jacob, who is now 7 years old. But, the family's insurance is denying Jacob the drug, which would cost anywhere between $300,000 to $1 million a year out of pocket. The reasoning is that it's not medically necessary, which, I don't know how that makes any sense. Now, the Moors are doing whatever they can to make sure Jacob has a long and fulfilled life. It's really our only chance. The family is currently in the process of appealing to the insurance company. They have also set up an online petition on the website Change.org. The petition will be delivered to the company's CEO. To sign the petition, visit the website Change.org and search for Jacob Moore. Reporting in Pikeville, I'm Shelby Still for EKB News.


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Give me a duplicate, will you? Certainly. Why? This isn't as big as the last deposit. Look, Bloomer girl, just mark the slip, huh? Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Novak. I guess I'm not used to thousand dollar deposits. What thousand dollars? Your Friday deposit. I wasn't in here Friday. Oh, you must have been. The card says you put in a thousand dollars on Friday. Give me that card. What did Santa look like? What? Who put the dough in? What did the guy look like? Oh, didn't you? No, look, we'll double back and try to hang on this time, will you? I wasn't in here Friday. I don't know anything about an extra grand. What did the guy look like? I wasn't on duty Friday. Yeah. I'm not even sure about the fellow today. What fellow? There was a man in here to ask about the account. Did this good fairy have a name? No, just credentials. He was from the FBI. I see. Is there anything wrong, Mr. Novak? No, don't mind that complexion. I forgot my foundation cream. Oh, I should have known right then. A mysterious grand tossed into the till. I didn't wake up to trouble.  Well, I left the bank and went up to my apartment. That thousand bucks was already drawing interest. When I came in, she was sitting on the couch drinking my whiskey. She could have all she wanted. A 1949 Panther model. Pissed the right amount of size 12 in a dress that looked like a well-tailored fig leaf. When she was through looking you over, you felt like a Sunday supplement. Hello, Mr. Novak. I like your apartment. That's good. The view is wonderful. So is yours. What's on your mind? How about a drink? All right. I'll pour you talk. My name is Connie Riley. Make me one, too. Sure. As you were saying. My name is Connie Riley. Yeah, well, I've memorized that much. Go on. There's your drink. Thanks. I'll sit down. All right. Over next to me. I won't buy it. That's too bad. Go on. Well, here's to your new bank account, Patsy. Look, sis, if you're here just for the field trials, all right. But if you've got a bill of goods, try it out. I will. I want that card, too, Patsy. I want it ahead of Chris. I'll catch up with another drink in the meantime. You fill in and help me, will you? Stop sitting on your hands, Angel. You didn't get that thousand bucks for the sweat of your bra? Not yet.  I want you to be a nice boy for me. At the same rates? The Monterey Rose Docks today. A passenger named Kirk Tooney is carrying a jack of clubs, and it means a lot to me. Well, it doesn't mean a thing to me except the FBI is on my tail. Mr. Novak, you're turning a momentary advantage into a crowbar. You take your deal to some other brover. You're in business whether you like it or not, Patsy. You're gonna stub your toe either way only. For me, it'll be more fun. How about the FBI? They're being frightened by a group of bureaucrats. That's what Trotsky thought. How much, Patsy? How much for that card when you get it? The price is a grand.  Yeah, a grand I can afford to be. You don't even know what the jack of clubs is all about. You never heard of Kirk Tooney till five minutes ago, but you take things in stride as if the whole world belonged to you. You're like Adam when he first spotted the garden of Eden. All right, little Eve, it's a thousand bucks.  Now either go on home or come in the house. Good. I'll take the card. It's your price. Now, I can relax. I'll bet you can. Pour me another drink, Patsy. Yeah, sure. In a minute. What comes next? Can I get three kisses? You've got time to take them. I won't need them all. What's up to you? Come here, Ansel. Have you ever heard of the early bird? Yeah. Do I make a nice worm?  Aren't you raising the price a little, Mr. Novak? Straight 18%, darling. That's too bad. I wasn't even going to scream. The next place I live is going to be a cave. Just a minute, will you? Hello, Novak. Oh, Helman. Well, am I interrupting anything? No, we were just going over an old seed catalog. Miss Raleigh, this is Inspector Helman, San Francisco police. Good morning, Inspector. Don't bother to arrest me now. I'm just leaving. So soon? My sentiment's exactly, Inspector. Bye-bye, Patsy. You can get me at the Concert on Push-Seek. See you around, Patsy. Sure. You're slipping, Novak. No rain check. All right, funny man. What's your problem? You. You ever see this guy before? Let me see. He's an awful-looking thug. Yeah. Who is he, your father? A guy by the name of Max Coleman. The FBI trailed him to your bank Friday. They think he gave you a thousand bucks. Yeah. Where'd you get the thousand bucks, Novak? What do you care, Helman? Maybe you're relative. Maybe a maiden aunt. Nobody's related to you, Novak. You're in a jam, lover, and I'm here to push your father in. Max Coleman buys his groceries with foreign dough. What are you weeping about? Arrest the guy if you don't like him. There's government microfilm coming in on the Monterey Rose. That thousand bucks makes you a contact man for Coleman. Send the FBI over then. Where do you fit in, waiting for somebody to drop some loose change? You are my project, Novak. When they ask us for help, I stuff the ballot box to get you. So relax. I'm going to spend the rest of the day here. You're not going to leave the living room. If I could spend the day with you, I'll take knockout drops. Suit yourself. What's this stuff? That's good, Scott. You wouldn't know. That's the kitchen closet. That's for you. All right. Over by the stove, Jim? That's right. What are you keeping here, Novak? Mops and brooms. Where'd you buy this one? What are you talking about? Where'd you buy this one, smart man? It was right. I could tell right away it wasn't a mop. When Helman pushed him out of here, he rolled out on a little anoleum.  It was deader than a broken drum. Somebody pulled too hard on that piece of cord.  It wasn't pretty. Helman thought so, too. Who is he, Novak? Your father? I've never seen him in my closet before. Who is he, Novak? I don't know, Helman. Finders keepers. You roll him. Give me a hand. There's nothing there. Why is this wallet? You'll get there by instinct. Yeah, yeah, here it is. His name is Kirk Toomey. That helps. Who is he? The guy on the Monterey Rose. The one with the microfilm? I guess so. I thought you didn't know anything about it. How'd you know I came from the Monterey Rose? My dream book, Helman. What happens now? Nothing. Except I'm on the case now, and you got trouble in a major key. You don't think I killed this guy? I don't know, did you? You better hop out and tell that girl she was making herself at home when I got here. Yeah? How do I know you're not in it together? You don't copper. Maybe she's Loeb and I'm Leopold. When you're through with her, you might hit the Monterey and start looking for a jack of clubs. Some more dream book, Novak? Everybody's looking for a jack of clubs, Helman. It must be the end of the rainbow. That's where you're going to find that microfilm. In the meantime, you stay handy, Novak. I want to split you with the FBI. You don't think I'm going to take the rap for Junior here, do you? It says that in my book. Just relax until I'm ready to pick you up. I only have to find a couple of things. Well, that'll be a long time, Helman. You can't find your hip pocket with radar. I'll be around soon, Novak.  You'll be traveling life. Well, when Helman left, I knew I was a second division club. That phony plan in the bank, the tie-up with Max Coleman, and that stiff in the kitchen made me look real bad. I had to do something in a hurry because the way things stood, I had about as much chance as a lawn party in a monsoon. There were a lot of bases to tag, so I looked up Jaco Madigan, an ex-doctor who invented the hangover. What a good guy. I finally found him over in North Beach at a little joint called Lupo's. He was eating pizza with one hand and strangling a bottle of wine with the other. Hello, Patsy. Oh, Frank. A bottle of wine for Mr Novak. No, I'm short on time, Jaco. That's where you're wrong, Patsy. People always say it, but it's a lie. Would you calm down a minute? You say you're short on time, but you have all the time there is. It's the one thing that keeps you from being a beggar. There are only 24 hours in a day, and that gives you as much time as Napoleon or Alexander had.  I'm celebrating Patsy. I'm celebrating Mission Day. Mission Day's over. I'm a native son. We celebrate longer. Oh, look. I'm behind the eight ball again. Isn't it getting kind of crowded back there? What's the matter? Somebody strangled a guy and put him in my broom closet. When did you find him? I didn't. Hellman did. There's a girl named Connie Riley looks good for the job. Why doesn't Hellman book her then? He's still picking up the pieces. The dead guy is Kirk Toomey. He was set to smuggle in some microfilm that says, here, I'm contact. You've got to help me, Jaco. You've got me confused with the travel agency. I want you to hop down to headquarters. Get all the dope you can on this guy, Toomey. I'm going to look up Connie Riley. How did she get in the picture? What difference does it make? She's a wrestler I met this morning. Now get on to headquarters, will you? That's why I like you, Patch.  All right, Jaco. I'm going to make like a strip of bacon if I don't get going. Now stay close to headquarters. If anything looks good, contact me at Connie Riley's here at this address. All right. How many times shall I knock, lover? I left Jaco and dropped by the apartment.  The police had already been there. It was fingerprint powder all over them. The two bottles of whiskey were going. They'd moved laughing boy out of the kitchen. So I sat down trying to add things up. I had a short list of friends to see. Connie, Max Coleman and whoever this guy, Chris, was. I had to show up with one of them or prove that Kurt Toomey hung himself in my closet. I was getting ready to borrow a piece of cord myself on the phone rang. Yeah. Hello, no, Max. This is Hellman. I'm thrilled. What's on your mind? I just called on your girlfriend. What'd she say? Nothing. She wasn't there. Hasn't been there since 10 o'clock this morning. That's funny. Yeah. How would I know? Toomey's stuff on the Monterey Rose. Yeah. What'd you find? Pack of cards. Well, do you know where to go from there, Hellman? I thought I did. Grab that, Jaco Clubs. Will it tenor hearts do? Huh? That's right, Novak.  The Jaco Clubs is missing. Oh, you're always too little, too late, Hellman. I just thought I'd let you know, friend, in case you start a bridge game with 53 cards in the deck. Good night. Losing money fast like a street carnival in Death Valley. Well, one of two things happened. Somebody got on that boat and took the Jaco Clubs while Toomey was at my apartment. Maybe he brought it with him. If he brought it with him, Connie was a possibility. Or somebody that got there ahead of Connie. Well, anyway, I had to work fast now because whoever had that card wasn't going to put it on a market street float. About ten minutes later, I cut across Union Square and up Bush Street. When I got to Connie's apartment, it was about ten o'clock. I got in the back door and started through. She wasn't there, so I went to work looking for that Jaco Clubs. It was real easy. I tried the desk and then her bureau drawer. You know, I'd like chiffons coming back in style but that's where I found the card. They look nice nestling there. I put it in my pocket and that's as far as I got. You run the lingerie counter here, Nova? You sound like a guy named Chris. If it makes you feel better. Should we put on the light? No, no. Let's don't put on the light. This gun might upset you. The police are looking for you, Chris. You need more than the dark. I understand they're looking for you, Nova. That Riley girl kind of put you on a spot. You know what I'll do, though? Yeah. You'll give me a thousand dollars for the Jaco Clubs. I started to say five hundred. Around here that's a whisper. An even grand, mister. You're trying to collect too many places. Want the five hundred? No, I don't. All right. But I think you're a bum business, man. Jaco found me catnapping on Connie's bare rug. Must have been right after the sapping. When I woke up, Jaco was thumbing my head like a housewife with a bowl of margarine. I fell around and waited for him to put the floor in again. I reached in my pocket. The Jaco Clubs was gone. Then I started to talk. Oh, Jaco. Did you expect someone better? Help me up, will you? I've helped you get up so much I feel like one of the right brothers. I just lost round three. Yeah, I saw him getting into the car. Did you get a number? Like Hellman's got yours. Here it is. Let me see. Anything break down at homicide? They got all the dope onto me. They had to piece it together. He had no fingerprint record and they finally confirmed things with a set of false teeth. What does it prove? Nothing much except you probably killed him. He's a foreign agent who picked up microfilm at Shanghai. Your girlfriend is pretty. Did they find her? Yeah. Dead? No. Patsy, you've got to stop thinking of people who's being dead all the time. It's demoralizing. What'd she say? She denied knowing anything about to me. Jaco, I'm sure she killed that guy up in my apartment. I'd stake my life on it. Expertly put, Patsy. I think Hellman believes her. She's the only lead. What about Max Coleman, the guy that rigged my bank account? Are they letting him die on the vine? I was getting to that. Your friend Max Coleman has disappeared. I thought he was being tailed. The kite got away. Here, use my aspirin. Well, I took a boat out to the Monterey Rose. But that was a waste of time. Hellman had it covered like a tarpaulin. I still had the license number to Chris's car, but I didn't do any good. Even if I found him, all I could do was point my finger. There were still a lot of things that didn't fall into place. One of them was, how come that jacket clubs were so easy to find in Connie's apartment? She hadn't hit it very well. But after all, maybe that was a habit with her. Things didn't look any better the next morning. I went into a restaurant next to the press club for some breakfast. The Chronicle was lying on the counter. We were in second place because it was a torso murder all over page one. That second cup of coffee saved me. Because right after that, I spotted it on one of the back pages.  I couldn't match the picture too well with Hellman's snapshot of Max Coleman, but it looked like my best break so far. I got over to Oakland and I went straight to the morgue. The guy in the morgue was Chattie. Which fellow you want to see? The unidentified guy who must have come in last night. Sure. Down this way. Okay. How do you like our morgue? One of my favorites. It's bigger than San Francisco. Yeah, I figured that. Sure. Most people don't know that, but it's true bigger than San Francisco. Here we are. Right here. Help me slide it off. Sure. Roller bearings makes it a lot easier. Yeah. Here, let me get that sheet. All right. Well, well. Recognize him? Yeah. What time did he die? Coroner's report here on the toe tag about 11 o'clock last night. Two gunshots. 38 caliber pistol. That's good. Don't look good to me. Was he a friend of yours? Relative or something? Yeah, a relative. He's my maiden aunt. It was Max Coleman, all right, but that was only half the problem. I had some of the answers, but not enough. It's like trying to weave a rug with a spinning wheel and a bucket of sand. Well, anyway, I got to a pay phone and I called Jaco. I told him to run down that license number, and I headed back across the bridge. When I found Jaco, he said the car was registered in the name of Christopher Downs, who lived up on Taylor Street. And that was enough of a lead, so I telephoned Helman. Took about a half a minute to draw a map. Hello? Helman talking. There's Novak. You still got Connie Riley down there? No. When did she leave? Last night, about 9.30. Well, that was smart, Helman. Why?  A late entry. Now climb out of that coalman and get going. I'll meet you up there in 10 minutes. 720 Taylor Street? Yeah, it's up on the hill. That's good, Novak. I can roll. When Jaco and I got up to Downs' apartment, there was nobody home. I said a fast prayer for Connie, and I began going through Down's stuff for a .38 caliber revolver. Jaco was looking too, over in the liquor cabinet. That's as far as we got. Scavenger hunt, Mr. Novak? Hello, Chris. You haven't seen a .38 or on? Just one that's in my pocket.  You're going to run out of breath. Novak, slow down. I'm in second already, Mr. I can't stop.  Should we bring a lap robe? There's nothing to worry about. It's a short trip. You won't even have to worry about the folks. We went down the back way and into the garage next door. We started for a big car in the corner. All right. Get in. Out the airport road, Joe. Sure. Now relax, Novak. From here, you look like a duck in the pond. All right, Joe. Watch out, Joe. Joe! Watch out! There's another car coming in. You're right, Chris. It was a short ride. You all right, Novak?  Take this guy's gun. All right, Mr. Get out. Who is he? Christopher Downs. He killed Max Coleman last night. Does he convince you, Mr.? Not entirely. Well, at .38 will, the Oakland police have two slugs that fit that gun. You need more? No. I'm afraid you've got all the Trumps, Novak. All right, let's go, you. Let's see you earn that copper. Stop him, Novak! He ain't going far. Well, Hellman, now you can arrest him for jaywalking. Yeah. It's too bad. He could have told you a lot about that stuff in my closet. Well, go pick him up, Hellman. Don't forget the jack of clubs in his pocket. It worked out all right. I left Hellman, dropped by headquarters to leave a note, and I went home to my apartment. Connie was there. The whiskey was out again.  It was one of those tight-fitting babies that make a bathing suit look like a toga. I told her all about Chris and Max Coleman. And we forgot about everything but the Olympics. When she put her arms around you, it was a real squeeze. It felt like an old tube of shaving cream. I was pouring a drink from the doorbell ring. Hello, Hellman. You ready, Novak? Sure. Well, don't stand there gaping, arrest her for murder. Wait a minute. Slow down, Patsy. Sorry, Chum, it's you or me.  I am. That's why you go to Hellman. Come on, lady. You dig up an answer for that guy that you left in my closet? I didn't leave any guy in your closet. Louder, baby. They found the store. You bought the cord. That cord came out of your kitchen.  You can put that in both ways. How did you know? You're the only one that could have taken that jacket clubs here in the apartment. That and one other thing. Yeah? That knot in the cord was a funny knot. You got an elastic garter there. It's too big, so you tied it on in it. The same funny knot that choked Kirk Toomey.  Yeah? You're nice, but you're hard to handle. I should have killed you or married you. Ready, Hellman? Well, a jacket club is a phony right from the start. I told Kirk Toomey to deal with me. When he came to my apartment, Connie was waiting. She got jumpy and killed him. I got there too soon, so she had to stall me off. When she got home, she found out that the jacket clubs was a phony. She left it in plain sight, and Chris gobbled up the bait. When he discovered there was no microfilm, he went gunning for Max Coleman. Max was an innocent thief lying low, waiting to buy it from me. So all three of them were after a phony card. I began to suspect it was phony because everybody hung around. If it was the McCoy, Connie would have cleared out. Same for Chris. The microfilm? Well, it was in Hellman's desk, but he didn't know it. Jaco finally tumbled. The report said that Kirk Toomey had false teeth. When Hellman picked up his stuff on the ship, it was a tuba toothpaste. You know, clean false teeth with toothpaste. Word must have gotten around that the microfilm was inside that jacket club, so Kirk crossed them up and put it in a tuba toothpaste. Well, that's all, except they cancelled my $1,000 deposit. Hellman said it was lucky I noticed her garter. Lucky? Well, she had to straighten her seams, didn't she? The American Broadcasting Company has just brought you the second of a new series, Pat Novak for Hire, starring Jack Webb. Jaco Madigan is played by Tudor Owen. Inspector Hellman is played by Raymond Burr. Music was composed and conducted by Radio & Television Life Award winner Basil Adlam. In our cast were Betty Lou Gerson, Victor Perrin, Ted DeCorsia, and Herb Butterfield. Today we're happy to welcome a new member of the ABC family, as Station K-A-R-M in Fresno, California joins our network. And now this is George Feldman reminding you to be with us again next week when over most of these same ABC stations we'll bring you Pat Novak or Hire. This program came to you from Hollywood.


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