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apartment 719 lower the bridge baby or
i'll do my whole act

What are you doing in here, Kenny?

Same old thing, Miss Hale. I'm making my
delivery.

Well, I don't recall ordering anything
from the pharmacy.

No, I think Mr.

Hale ordered a prescription.

Well, either way, what are you doing
inside our apartment?

Well, actually, I was making another
delivery, and I saw this man come in

and it wasn't your husband. It was this
big guy. So I followed him in here. Then

the police should know.

No, Mrs. Hale, I'm telling you straight.

Okay. Her name is Florence Hale, 61.

Emmy says she got killed around 315.

She's married to, uh... Yeah, J. Warren
Hale, one of the city's best men.

Tell a guy like this you're thirsty, he
pours you champagne.

Emmy's wife donated the last 25 years'
time and money to who knows 50 different

charities, so what else is new?

Well, hit from behind, back of the
skull, probably that bookend.

There's tissue and blood on it. There
was an attempt made to wipe it clean.

No fingerprints so far.

How about that phone?

Well, just her prints.

Looks like she was making a call and
somebody tried to stop her.

All right, you can check with the phone
company, right?

Mm -hmm. Anything missing?

Not according to Mr. Hale.

I walked him around a bit, but I don't
think he was seeing too much of

They don't keep one thing tied down in
this place.

All right, there are over 200 tenants in
this building, and God knows how many

maids and servants and butlers and what
have you.

I want you to trace their whereabouts
over the last two hours, and then go

and check with the service guy.

Find out how many delivery men, how many
servicemen, how many guests he's

auditioned on that TV tube of his.

Right.

I know this is very difficult, Mr. Hale,
but I've got to ask you some questions.

Do you mind if I sit down?

Quite all right.

You're in investment counseling, right?

Yes, I'm still in that field.

Any sore heads around?

That's foolish.

Yeah, I guess I'm reaching.

For enemies?

If I had any, I certainly don't know
about them.

Well, we've still got mad killers.

I know it hurts, Mr. Hill.

I've been through this a thousand times,
and maybe you're too soft to want

revenge, but let me promise you
something.

It's the only thing that eases the pain.

It'll be all right.

Well, can you tell me something about
the day?

I mean, how was it planned? What the
schedule was?

My wife left at 7 .20. She was teaching
a music class in a public school.

Did she leave the same time every day?

Yes, but she wasn't well this morning. I
wanted her to call in sick.

But Florence pampered the whole world.

Never herself.

How about you, Mr. Hale? I leave at 8.

I'm sorry, Mr. Hill.

I'm paid to think ugly.

You deserve a bonus for that,
Lieutenant.

No, I have not been back home until now.

You sure there's nothing missing?

Well, my wife keeps a small strongbox
with jewelry in it.

It wasn't touched.

I keep practically no cash around here.
There seem to be no paintings missing.

And I've checked the coins already.

Coins?

Yes, my wife's father got me interested
in that years ago. He taught the

classics. He had a remarkable collection
of Roman coins.

I don't see any safe around in all your
drawers.

And closets here are open.

They used to be kept in vaults and safe
deposit boxes. And then one day Florence

and I decided that all our treasures
were in tombs. Not likely to be exhumed

until both of us were dead.

Nothing missing in this tray.

Your insurance premium must draw blood
from you.

Once the decision was made, we cancelled
all the policies. Not even Lloyd's...

There's an aureus irregalibus missing
from here.

How?

What's the value of it? I paid 9 ,000.
It must have doubled since then.

I can't understand this. In the first
tray, I had a Syracuse...

Deca -drachma. That's worth $30 ,000, if
not more.

Why didn't he take that?

Are you sure it was taken today?

Well, I'm not too sure, but I was sure
two days ago because I showed the whole

collection to my grandson.

Your grandson?

He's seven, Lieutenant.

No, no, Mr. Hale.

I'm not paid to be that ugly.

The list I gave you, Kenny?

I didn't want to take all three.

I never take more than one.

And I'm not going to ever take another
single coin, Mr. Van Heusen. Not one

more. Never.

Why should you, Kenny?

There's nobody in this city who's ever
going to buy one silver quarter from

Not now. I don't care. I'm finished. You
just give me my 2 ,000 for that. I got

another 3 ,000 saved, and I'm just going
to lie low for a while and go about my

job as usual.

Then one day, me and Dee Dee will be
gone.

Only 3 ,000 saved, Kenny?

I've paid you a 60 -some -odd thousand
over the years.

Dee Dee spends the money. I don't. Well,
2 ,000, neither of you will spend.

Are you crazy? What are you doing? I had
to kill to get that.

Yes, Kenneth.

And since this is a job I consigned to
you, it's a killing that I am

responsible for.

I'm doing us both an essential favor by
removing all evidence.

Now, would you like to go to the Hudson
River and do a weak George Washington

with us? Come on, now.

You're the one who looked me up last
year.

You're the one who said I worked in a
juicy part of town. You're the one who

me started. Now, please, help me get out
of this.

Give me the two grand, anyhow.

I give it Christmas, Kenny. We're going
to go to Argentina. I hear it's really

good down there.

Please, Mr. Van Heusen, you've got to
help me. I've got to make some plans.

Speaking of plans, there's a plan that
I've tried to interest you in over the

years.

One that I'd say might bring you 50 ,000
the minute the stuff's in the truck.

Truck? What truck?

I don't take nothing. I can't carry my
shirt pocket. We talked once, Kenny, of

barrels of money in a mansion.

Do you remember?

No, no.

I told you before, I couldn't do that
job.

Oh, really, Kenny?

This is the time for that job. You've
got nothing to lose now.

Don't push me in deeper, Van Heusen.

You're just watching out for yourself.

Not just myself.

There's three, maybe.

Four of the top fences in the city. It'd
be very generous, too, if they got a

piece of this particular action.

Say maybe, Kenny.

I'll see if we can't raise that to 100
,000.

It's too big a job. Something might go
wrong. You're on the inside.

You set it up so you're sure nothing
goes wrong.

We'll help.

I gotta say no.

Anything you say, Kenny.

Oh, just one thing, Kenny.

Don't call me or come here again.

I'll be in touch with you. I'll go get
his number.

This is everybody the security guard
remembers admitting from noon until 5

in the afternoon.

What, 30 tenants and 19 delivery men?
Hey, can you place that size? And he's

still remembering. He comes up with one
about every 15 minutes.

Haskell's dog walkers?

He just called me back with that one.
I've got nothing on the phone company.

There's no way of knowing who she was
calling.

Anybody ever think of the police?
Remember Rush, 911?

No, she tried to report it and got
killed for the effort.

It could be the coin.

Hey, what's this list?

All the people who work in the building.

Now, we know the lock was picked, right?

Almost any one of these people had
access to a passkey. They're

these for now.

Delivery kit from Stollmeyer's Flora
Shop.

A rental agent with a woman in tow. More
delivery people from what's that?

Flowers Pharmacy, Yale Fancy Butcher
Shop, Bacchus Wine and Spirits.

All right, Black, you can turn up a
yellow sheet on any of these, okay?

Stop, Ross!

What are you doing?

ELC, uh, 10 -11 care for my new plant.

Oh.

Well, could you put a little TLC into a
list of every burglary in the last two

years? About a 50 -block radius around
Hale's apartment.

And see what you can turn up on
collectors.

Coins, stamps, any valuables like that,
huh?

Okay, Lieutenant.

One missing coin, Theo?

Expect to build some sort of a pattern
on that?

Well, Frank, you steal one single coin,
right? You don't kill if you get caught.

You grit your teeth a little bit, you
cry a little in front of the judge, and

then they send you away on probation.
No, no, no.

This clown has a whole record to hide.

Yeah.

Stealing rare coins.

It's so specialized.

Oh, come on, Frank.

Yeah.

I read about this guy in Los Angeles.

Now, all he bought was stoned parts from
jet engines.

If there's money in it, there's a fence
trying to make a record out of it. Come

on. Well, if you're right.

And it could be Mrs. Hale would be still
alive.

Except for some coin fence out there
somewhere. And how many receivers have

nailed in the last year, Frank, huh?

Maybe a half dozen yokels who buy
toasters from junkies. That's it.

And it makes me sick.

You shouldn't have called me.

I can't come to your place when I'm
working.

Don't say you can't, Kenny.

But here you are. Right, yeah, I know,
but I don't like to be seen here.

It's wrong for a delivery man,
especially now.

What's going on?

I'm selling my first, Kenny.

I paid a fortune for those.

South America is warm.

South America, get it?

Besides, Mr. Van Heusen has lots of
connections down there, and I can get

first, cheaper.

Van Heusen?

Yeah, he phoned a while ago, wanted to
speak with you, and we got to chatting.

And he said that we're going to be rich,
Tootsie Pie.

Wait a minute, wait a minute.

What did he say that he wanted me to do?

Mr. Van Heusen never says anything to
me, Kenny.

He just hints.

What did he hint?

That there was a little old lady who
lived in a shoe, and her name was...

Krug. Farron Krug.

And said that you better get moving
tomorrow.

So, do I sell my furs and we go off
together?

Or do I sell my furs and I go off alone?

Hey, what's that squeaking, Wendell? You
or the gate? It's the gate, Chip. I

keep myself better oiled. Okay.

Oh, Penny, I'd try to reach you. She
needs a resale at 21176. No sweat,

beautiful. I'll swing back with it
later.

No sweat, he says. Her Highness is
having a royal conniption and she

enema. Leave it to me, Jacobs. I'll pump
her full of sunshine.

Listen, how's your dad's coming along?

Oh, not too good, Kenny.

I'll try to sneak out and see him again
if I can get Madame X to sleep for more

than an hour or two, but the doctors
don't think he'll last a month.

These naps I take give me chills.

Make my blood run cold.

Not different, Peter.

All witches have cold blood, Mrs. F. You
have the mentality of a bib -bag.

Good day, Kenneth.

Always a pleasure seeing you, Miss
Ferencrude.

You may be the last bastion of chivalry
here, Kenneth, but you're like Dash.

Here you are, the only thing in pants
with two lonely women.

That's Miss Epsom Sols of 1912 talking.

Jealous Jacobs.

A frigid fish with the heart of a cobra.
From chorus girl to society, Bill.

Nothing worse than a convert.

Now, listen, you try and get some sleep
now, Miss Ferencruz. This oxygen is very

special. I bottled it myself from the 10
,000 -foot mark at Mount Everest.

See you later.

Sorry, Kenny.

Buttering me up. Hopes I'll remember him
in my will.

He's mad for your body. Oh, sure.

On a slab.

Using Hales as a starting point.

And of all the burglaries in the past
two years, 17 of them were from coin

collections, just like Hales got. He's,
uh, he's a new Ms. Meyer.

He's a what?

A coin collector.

Oh. Yeah, I'm a coin collector, too, you
know. I got some silver dollars home.

Yeah, yeah. Well, tell me, let me guess.

Maybe one or two coins missing from each
collection?

Yeah. And the cases are all still open.

So we really got nothing to go on.

Mostly because the victims didn't even
realize they'd been hit so long after it

happened. I got a list of names and
addresses of all the delivery people.

We've got a yellow sheet on immunos for
disorderly conduct and assault, and a

George Jones for possession.

That's about it.

Everybody else is clean as a whistle.
Oh, yeah?

Well, maybe one of them is as dirty as a
pile of coal. Well, we'll start

checking out the names and addresses.

Maybe one of them is living over his
head.

We don't count on it.

Look at this. You put together a profile
of this guy, and what do you get?

He's conservative, one coin at a time.
Less than one robbery every six weeks,

huh? Small, valuable coins, you know,
that can't be noticed.

Maybe he's a coin collector himself.

Maybe. Or maybe he just likes to study
them.

Coin magazines, right? There can't be
more than a half dozen of them. All

I want their subscript in this.

All right.

I went to check the florist.

Done a contestant.

all the other businesses on that
delivery list. I'm trying to find out if

there's any one of them that's delivered
to all the buildings where the coin

collectors live. By myself?

That's a two -week job.

I'll start, okay? I'll try to get your
reinforcements off the chart as soon as

can, I promise.

Okay, Lieutenant.

Hey, what happened to the list of fences
I was supposed to get? That quarter

says it's coming right down. Okay. Hey,
Stavros.

Could you, uh... Could you get somebody
else to water Stephanie out there?

I mean, you could save an hour a day.

In the storeroom, it's piled full of
junk.

Junk, Kenny?

Like what?

Tiffany Lambshade's Obasan tapestries.

Do you have any idea what's in those
barrels, Kenny? Any idea at all?

Look, Polynesian style, special.

They're coins, right?

Coins, Kenny. More like a treasure.

Do you know when Faron Krug started
collecting?

When he was 12.

The story has it that every day when he
came home, he'd empty whatever coins

were in his pocket and put them into a
crystal jar.

And when that jar was filled...

He put them into a barrel from 1880 to
1953. That's how long that went on,

Kenny. Gold coins, eagles, half eagles,
who knows, maybe hundreds of $5 Carson

City gold pieces.

Just one, 1927 D, $20 eagle. You know
what that's worth, Kenny?

60 grand?

Oh, good, Kenny, but conservative.

Maybe 70 ,000. Maybe there's dozens of
them. All right, when do you want me to

pull this off?

As soon as possible.

I'll meet tomorrow with my partners and
get back to you afterwards.

Now, what are you going to need from us?

Lessons. I've got to know how to cut the
alarm system, and I've got to figure a

way to get Jacobs out of the house, and
the guard tied up.

I've got a lot to do to earn my hundred
grand.

You'll handle it, Kenny.

This is a once -in -a -lifetime chance.

You Trillo, even the Picasso you said,
maybe Bob a half dollar. Who knows?

hundred bucks apiece.

Kenny, get a good night's sleep.

I'll talk to you tomorrow.

Right.

Well,

I read that if you talk to them they
grow better they're happier

I whispered because I don't want her to
hear us.

Could you come into the office?

Okay, yes, sir.

There's a list of the top fences you
asked for. By specialty.

Jury, Myers, Halligan, Goodman.

Coins, gold, Van Heusen.

All right, what about the delivery
rules? I gave you three men yesterday

afternoon. We got it. There are four
outfits that delivered to every address

where a coin was stolen, including Mr.
Hale's apartment.

There was Walls' Rug Shampooing, Flowers
Pharmacy, The New York Times, and

Bugaboo. That's an exterminating
service.

You know, Lieutenant, it occurs to me,
what if the coin that was stolen from

Hale's apartment house hasn't got
anything to do with this murder?

Oh. Well, then, Stavros, I drag you away
from Elizabeth out there, and I send

you back to Mr. Hale's apartment, and
you start talking to his plans.

And maybe they'll give you a description
of the killer.

All right, what do you got? A
subscription list, computerized

the major coin magazines, in
alphabetical order.

Okay, keep your fingers crossed. Here we
go.

Uh, Greenberg, Richard, work for the
exterminating company.

Not here.

Nope.

McLeod, Robert, Roxanne, Poole?

Nope. Soames, Kenneth.

Works for Flower Pharmacy.

No Soames on any of these lists.

Stevens, Daniel.

No.

I don't know, Van Heusen.

I've commissioned some pretty big scores
in my time, but... The Farrancroog

Mansion? I think Van's on to something.

A job like this is a dream.

A job like this is retirement time.

The Lafayette brooch and the cluster
diamond?

Farr and Krug bought them both when his
papers hit their peak in 1936.

Have you ever heard of this model safe?

Are you kidding? I got arthritis. I
could crack this in five minutes.

They aren't in this, are they?

I've got a man on the inside. He says
that's the only safe in the house.

He's a delivery man. He gets in and out
pretty much as he wants.

Winkler, here's a list of some of the
paintings that we can identify

in. Steadman, here's the best we can do
on antiques.

Kenneth is no expert, but I think the
descriptions are accurate.

If these porcelains are what I think
they are, and the silver... There's

tapestries, rare books, who knows?

Everything. I propose we split it all,
except for the coins, which I keep

setting it up.

Now, I trust my man on the inside.

I've got a lock on him.

Winter, is there somebody you can trust
for something this big? I'll use Jules.

He does good for me, and he's not likely
to fold a little Cezanne into his hip

pocket and try to get away with it.

I've broken in a lot of people, but
there's one man, Bingo.

He treats China like it was his mother's
own wedding present.

Nobody gets near the Lafayette brooch
but me.

I'm going in myself.

I know, I know.

There must be a hundred guys.

bought from in the last year alone.

But I got to see this myself.

Can you understand?

It's up to you. How much time do we have
to get ready for this?

I've already got it started.

Started? I knew it would be
irresistible.

My man's setting it up for the day after
tomorrow.

Thursday.

Come on, Theo, we got to move on this
one.

Downtown's all over me.

Oh, come on, Frank.

Don't answer the phone, and you'll never
get in trouble that way.

Hey, I'm not kidding, Theo.

We're following up leads with various
tenants, and Crocker and Stavros are

checking the delivery men.

That's all I got going. So far, it's
narrowed down to five delivery men, and

Crocker's talking to them now.

As of this moment, I can pin nothing on
anybody.

Oh, you know these names?

Murdoch, Van Heusen, Dorada.

Greenbaum, Galt?

No, uh, Galt and Dorada. They're
receivers selling property.

Yeah, more specifically, coin fences.

Oh, you ought to see the list I got.
It's three miles long and half of them

millionaires. All living that good
suburban life, you know what I mean? Off

dirty work of a thousand bucks.

No. A billion.

That's with a B.

Maybe a billion and a half a year.

The latest estimate on their yearly
haul.

We discourage crime.

And the bond bond depends on the
existence of letting it happen. I know.

When we do nail one, his lawyer appeals.

Your Honor, my client didn't know the
stuff was stolen.

We can't go undercover. You can't sell
them anything hot. That's entrapment.

You gotta bag them while they're taking
delivery, and how often do you get a

shot at that?

They're bums.

Hey, look.

If one of these fences commissioned Mrs.
Hale's killer, then they're more than

bums. They're conspirators to a murder.
You know something, Frank?

I think they may be sweating out Mrs.
Hale's murder.

I think maybe one of them wants to talk.

I think I ought to talk to them. Who
knows?

They may be able to pick up a couple of
vibes.

It's a long shot, isn't it? Hey, Frank,
how long have you been a chalk player?

Your mother -in -law didn't think it any
too special.

She was a puff of old dirt.

No life in that family till I came to
it.

Just money.

Right here, that's me.

In those days, you had to be something
special to be a dancing girl.

Oh, now you're poking me with those
pointy fingers.

I think I'll read in bed for a while.
Bring me my vanity pairs.

I'll meet you at the elevator.

See you tomorrow, Kenneth.

Or maybe Thursday.

Tomorrow is Thursday.

Bye -bye.

What are these, Kenny?

They're a new kind of sedative.

Knocks you right out.

They're real safe for her and twice as
safe for you. You want to visit your

father tomorrow? Two of those will put
her out for at least six hours.

She'll wake up feeling so good she might
even thank you.

That old bitty couldn't care less about
my father.

Hey, Jake, you can do me a favor.

Sure. I goofed. I brought... some extra
oxygen tanks, and Mr. Flower will chew

me out if I bring him back. So can I,
um, can I leave him in the storeroom?

Oh, sure. You know where the door is.

I'd better get herself up to the
bedroom.

Thanks.

Kojak.

I'm doing you a big favor, Dorada.

Meeting you like this.

What do you got for me? Nice, big,
particularly juicy Roman coin, right?

Oh, I don't fence coins anymore, Kojak.
Really.

Uh -huh.

No, I got a job now. I'm a consultant.

Part -time for the Metropolitan Museum.

You're kidding.

No. It was a lousy fence, Kojak.

I, uh, I got hooked. I kept too many for
myself.

I just love coins, Kojak.

There's no collection in Sing Sing. Not
a one.

I heard you were hassling the others,
and, uh... Well, if you look me up at

work, that's the end of my job, so,
uh... You're doing me a favor.

What can I do for you?

You're trying to convince me that the
story you're telling is not a

engraved $3 bill.

We all know you're looking for Mr.
Hale's killer, but, uh... I don't think

have anything to do with it.

I could tell you about a caper that's in
the works. Something is coming down.

Sure, the sky's falling, something's
coming down.

No, no, no, no, no. This is special.

Super big.

It's a whole van.

Paintings, jewelry, and coins, too, I
hear.

Well, who, what, where?

Where ain't so sure. Could be Manhattan,
the island, Jersey, but soon.

And get this.

I hear that Goodman himself is going
along for the ride.

Goodman, a jewel, then?

Must be big.

Well, you got your snitches.

You can find out what you want to know.

See you. Hey, consultant, right?
Metropolitan Museum.

Nice title, nice job.

They want a key, but you keep your nose
clean, yeah?

Stop it, us!

How's Maria?

Shirley. Fine.

She's got two new twigs.

Oh, yeah?

Look, I want you to squeeze every
informant who's got anything to do with

jewelry. You understand?

Stolen property.

There's a big job coming down.

It's Cy Goodman. He's in jewelry.

I think he's in on it. Hello, Kojak.

Yeah, Lieutenant.

I was trying to catch up to Kenny
Soames, the delivery man for Flowers

Drugstore. I wanted to ask him a few
more questions.

Well, he picked up this chick. They have
photos made, passport photos.

Her name's Howard, Dee Dee Howard.

Lots of class and jewelry.

Delivery boy with a classy broad, huh?

You take a shot, pick up a trail and
stay with her, okay?

What are you looking for?

Well, I found it.

Dee Dee Howard.

She subscribes to Coin Collectors
magazine.

You're kidding.

This is all you found in Dee Dee
Howard's apartment, old magazines?

She must be staying at a motel.

Or who knows where. Maybe she's staying
with Kenneth Soames. You know, we were

all set to pick him up when he brought
the van back to the pharmacy. You ready?

He never showed.

Both of them, Frank, I think they're one
step ahead of us.

Let's hope it's not a giant step right
out of the country.

We've got the passport office staked
out. That ought to pay off.

Who knows?

They get wind of us and they take off.

This is a big country, Frank.

We do have a tip on a heist.

A major operation.

We can draw some consolation from that.

Okay, Goodman.

Now, we're sure he's up to something,
right?

We had a tale at his house at 7 o 'clock
this morning.

He takes off at 6.

Write down Jerome Winkler and Stedman.

49th just called.

I heard both of them let the word out
there was a big shipment coming in.

They disappeared, too.

All right, Winkler.

One of the biggest powers pensions
around.

Steadman, what does he look like?
Antiques.

Antiques.

Well, at least one category.

Coins.

Huh?

What's -his -name told me that coins,
they definitely figure into this

operation. Could be Galt.

Murdoch, Van Heusen, Greenbaum.

Vine called in a few minutes ago.

Dee Dee Howard showed up at the passport
bureau, picked up passports for her and

Kenny Soames.

You want to know where she went next?

Yeah. What is it, 20 questions?

The Argentine council. She picked up
visas for the both of them. Now, I know

a fact that it takes weeks to get a
visa, because my sister went through it

going to the Far East last year. Unless
you got a hook, forget about it.

Anyway, the council got a call yesterday
from Felix Van Heusen.

Van Heusen?

Yeah, he ran down a list of all the
important names that he knows down in

America and said that these two visas
were needed urgently.

Thank you.

Perfect. Look at that, Frank.

Well, yeah.

That's four of the biggest fences in the
business. I mean, there must be 20

million a year between them.

What a sweet bus that'd be.

And why not?

We figure out what that caper is, right?
We follow the heist men, they lead us

to the delivery point, and we move in.
Great.

Except there's about 19 ifs.

Starting with what the caper is in the
first place and when.

All right, Crocker, get me the list of
every place that Kenny Soames delivers

regularly, okay?

Okay.

Now, Soames.

He quit his job yesterday.

He's getting ready to move out tomorrow.

Steadman.

Winkler, ready to do a fast disappearing
act. And this Goodman, he gets up at

dawn.

What do you call it?

Jim.

Yeah, here, Frank.

This is Felix Van Heusen. I'm sorry, but
I won't be in my office today.

However, when you hear the tone, if you
wish, you may leave a message for me and

I will call you when I return.

Hey, today, all right, I buy it.

The richest, most likely candidates for
a super heist.

And that's what we're looking for on Mr.
Soames' east side delivery list.

Well,

I have no walking list of New York's
400.

What's the hell on the phone?

I don't know these people off the top of
his head.

What's that, 3 -1?

3 -2.

You know?

Yeah. You're a pretty guy.

I work on it.

Can I hear the two men you'll be working
with?

Bingo and Jewel.

Oh, remember, you'll have two hours up
there. We'll expect you back in about

five.

Okay,

Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Devlin, 736E78.

Oh, well, I've heard that Sandy Devlin
is some kind of a nut for commemorative

coin issues.

But his wife has never really seen
invaluable jewelry. She goes more for

things like that. Scratch Devlin.

That's right, Everett Watkins.

Chairman of the board of six oil
companies.

Collects antiques, paintings.

And not a coin collector.

Okay, Mr. Hill, we're striking out
pretty fast.

Uh, you ever heard of a lady, uh, Mrs.

Farenkrug?

Farenkrug. Farenkrug.

Yes, lives in a mansion in Riverdale.

Thank you, sir.

Farenkrug.

Paintings, antiques, jewelry, if it
hasn't been sold.

And, uh, coins, Frank.

I mean, this man is a legend among coin
collectors.

That's it.

Farenkrug, eh?

All right.

Riverdale.

Right about there.

So she gets her medicine delivered from
midtown?

Probably has her veils flown in from
Paris. Crocker!

We're on to it, kid.

Last one.

Farringfield. Probably unlisted number.
Riverdale. Quick.

Put a man inside. Make sure she's okay.

We'll keep Matt aside.

Well, I've unmarked cars at both ends of
the block.

When they come out, we'll follow.
Hopefully to Winkler, Stedman, and Van

Yeah, well, I want them, Frank.

But I don't want to lose Kenny Soames,
either. He's a potential murder rat.

We're following his girl.

Worst comes to worst, we pick them up
when they got together or at the

Besides, we need Van Heusen to nail
Soames.

He'll make a deal, you know that.

Now, you make me feel better, okay?

Order up a chopper so we can watch the
whole thing from above.

All right, you make me feel better.

You coordinate from the chopper.

No answer. I tried the number at the
gatehouse, too. Nothing. All right,

Crocker, you come up with Captain McNeil
in one car. Captain McNeil. I want

aerial surveillance for one of my
lieutenants.

Immediately. Right.

I got all my stuff. How we doing?

Two more loads for me, and that's all
that's in anyhow.

Go hurry, Goodman. We're wasting time
drilling over those stones.

What?

Do you read me, Frank?

I read you loud and clear.

You got the mansion spotted, Theo?

I can see it all.

The gates wide open I don't see no guard

The blue van is pulling out right
towards you. I got him.

Davros, you drop the tail. We'll pick it
up.

Rose, he's going to head your way.

But I'm over the Broadway area.

It's all yours, Neil.

I can see the whole picture.

It's a gray warehouse next to the Coast
Guard pier on South Street.

Leave me at the pad. It's less than a
few minutes away.

Staros, be at the pad and don't get
lost.

Just give me my money, okay?

Yeah, can I?

We're at every cent of it.

You got 20 seconds by yourself to get
your cheesecake. Go ahead. What are you

waiting for? I'm feeling done.

Let's go.

Now, shut up your boat. I haven't heard
of the energy crisis.

My book will take a minute.

All right, men.

Get over here.

Now, you folks all know you're right.

You don't have to say anything if you
don't want to, but I've got a favor to

you. If you cooperate, who knows?

Might take a year or two off you,
Senator.

Come here.

All right, count three.

I want you all to say cheese.

Ready?

One. Two, three.

I got it.

Perfect.