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This has a smell of big-time gambling to me.

I hear dice clicking. The girls could be shields.

Now McGarrett wants to talk to me, and I'm gonna have to tell him something,

you understand?

They won't let you get hurt, Johnny.

You're small potatoes.

Don't you know?

And the small potatoes, they're always the ones that get fried first.

Oh, come on. Garrett, I told you it's a gambling operation.

You don't need me.

Who's your contact? Who do you talk to?

See, that's a question I don't even answer off the record. You know what I

mean? I mean, that's very bad for my health.

Joe's not in the music business anymore.

He's into oriental art now.

Johnny.

Johnny.

Hey. Where's Johnny? Thank you, honey.

I would tell you about my rich uncle, Texas.

He's so rich, he doesn't pay no week, okay?

He just called.

Here is to earthly paradise. As far as I'm concerned, Hawaii's the known world.

Waikiki is the capital of it all.

Johnny.

Yeah. Johnny, get this straight.

1187 Sarabande Way.

Got it? Okay. I got it.

Pull the elevator and we'll be right down.

Drink up, gentlemen.

The cars are waiting downstairs.

I'll be back. You want to wait for me?

I told his old gal, I said, lady, all I got to do is flap my arms and I can fly

faster than that.

Uh-huh.

Okay. Uh, you fellas, why don't you go in this one?

Uh, 1-1-1-8-7 Sarabanda Way.

Okay? Step on it. They're waiting for you.

Okay.

Johnny, take me with you.

Please take me with you.

I got 60,000 cash.

I got to play again. That's the only way I can redeem my losses back. Yeah, Mr.

Lee, they don't want to hear it. I mean, this 60,000 is nothing to them. They

don't want to do business with you. They're cutting you off.

No. Take your money and go home.

Johnny, listen.

It's not my decision.

You understand that?

You're out.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Take it easy.

Take it easy. I didn't see. I didn't see a thing.

Give me a hand here.

Easy. No, don't move. Don't move.

Take it easy.

Take it easy.

It's all right.

Oh, no. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Let's take it easy.

Oh, wait a second. Wait a second. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Wait. Come on. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it.

Officer.

Quite a bundle. Looks like 50, 60 grand or more.

We'll count it and put it on report.

We'll need your signature.

Right.

that attracts crime, organized crime.

And organized crime means legitimate businesses go elsewhere.

Bad money always drives out good money.

Then it's all one business, theirs.

Ladies and gentlemen, the answer is simple.

Never, never let organized crime nor gambling get a foothold here in Hawaii.

Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. McGarrett and the rest of the panel. This completes our discussion

on gambling and organized crime.

This segment was taped earlier at our studio.

A lot of good that'll do, Dano. The committee will never call me, count on

it.

Well, what do we got this morning?

This just came from HPD.

A character named Johnny Noah banged up his Rolls Royce.

They found a briefcase with $60,000 cash in it, all in $100 bills.

Of course, it's not against the law if you can explain it to the IRS.

Yeah, but $100 bills, Dano? $60,000 worth?

All that cash could mean a money laundry is being set up here.

Check it out. I'd like to know if somebody is washing money in our own

backyard. Right.

Lonnie? Yes, sir? Get me the governor, please.

Watch out, honey. Watch out. You'll get burned.

Good?

You're a pitiful sight.

A hustler with a padded necktie.

I think they'll let you keep it when they hang you.

What'd you have to go tell them about the money for?

What'd you want me to do, connect the HPD to Lee?

They'd ask questions.

You know who wouldn't like that.

Oh, yeah. Oh, the big one.

The big one.

Big one.

You're taking those pills with hot coffee?

You want a little, uh, cold water?

Would it be easier?

Sweetie?

Here's your sweet patootie.

Aww.

Aww.

A big jackpot.

And you can't cash in on it because you have to tell the cops it's yours?

Why don't you ask me how I feel?

When the good times roll, you're up there in the glass paradise.

When you get kicked, you come down here to see Gloria.

That's business.

You know that's business. I'd be with you any night and every night.

I'd love it.

I don't want to watch all those chicks in heat.

I was on my way to see you.

Last night.

You know, it's about you. It's like there's something wrong with your car.

Something wrong with my nose.

Yes, hello.

Ah, Mr. Lee.

Let me speak to him.

Yes, please. Just wait a minute.

Let me see if he's still here.

Johnny!

Mr. Lee!

Tell him to get lost.

I'm sorry. He just left.

Please.

770. Contents of desk.

5-0 is on the way up.

McGarrett. He wants to see the physical evidence.

McGarrett, huh?

Well, tell him he can see it after Treasury and the FBI are through with

it.

You know something, Harold?

We all learned in kindergarten how to put things in boxes.

Steve, can I talk to you for a minute?

Sure.

Looks like it's getting a little out of hand.

They insist it's a federal case.

Bob, you know very well that I can go to court and get access to all the

evidence. This is our jurisdiction.

I know, but I hope you won't.

Listen to me, Steve.

Lee dipped into this bank for $1.5 million. That's all they've found so

far. The guy was a computer wizard, but he's dead, and the bank is sick.

Bob.

We've been friends a long time, right? We're not gonna walk all over your case,

but Five-O has a legitimate interest, and I've got responsibilities.

The governor is very concerned. This is a big bank.

They've been handling a lot of state loans.

Right? I know. I know.

All right.

Answer something.

Why is Kendrick sitting on this one?

Because he's got a big butt.

He's got a big mouth, too.

Well, well, well.

Every time I turn on the evening news these days, I see you on it, McGarrett.

What are you, running for public office for the anti-gambling ticket? Hey, that

wouldn't be a bad idea.

Bob, I'll see you in court.

I'll ride down with you.

He's just sore because the reporters aren't paying any attention to him.

Well, he's no surprise.

You're the one who's conning me. What's the story, Bob?

I can't tell you anything.

In return, I need your help.

You drive a hard bargain.

Phone numbers.

Here's a complete list.

Lee's address book, recent phone calls.

I don't have the manpower to run it down, and I need it all fast, Steve.

Real fast. Okay, Bob.

But you owe me one, huh?

I'll get this list back to you in 24 hours, and I'll have an injunction from

Judge Richardson ordering access to all evidence to go along with it. And be

sure to tell Kendricks we...

I don't want him to miss me on the evening news.

Steve. Oh, yeah, Donald. I couldn't get a call through to you up there.

FBI and Treasury must have gotten here before he landed. That's hard to

believe, isn't it? Fourteen seminars a year in interagency cooperation?

Take a look at this.

I'm sure it was Sullivan's idea to keep us busy.

Look at that.

Johnny Noah.

The last call Lee made, 10.07.

What do you think a computer wizard talks about ten minutes before he jumps

to an accident victim who's paying $60,000 in cash the night before? What

do you think, Don?

I don't know, Steve, but gambling like alcoholism is a sickness.

Poor guy.

You've got to find Johnny Noah, Don.

He's right in the middle of this.

Mary, I'll be right back. I'm gonna take the kids to get their shots.

Is Johnny Noah here?

Try his old lady.

Who are you?

My name is Williams.

Five-0. I'd like to talk to Johnny.

Okay, kids. Come on back.

Come on.

Inside.

Thanks, Mary.

Where does his old lady live?

Look.

I don't know where he is. If I did, I'd be there.

If you find him, tell him to call Eileen.

If you see him first, would you ask him to give me a call at this number,

Miss... Goodbye, Mr. Williams.

I thought you were going out.

There's some kids staying at the condo, and at least three chicks, maybe four.

None of them have jobs. They're all in welfare.

Got to hand it to Noah. He's got the state of Hawaii paying his rent.

I can't believe this is a call girl operation, Donovan.

You can't make $60,000 as a procurer.

Well, the word is he's a smart hustler, but small potatoes.

A few petty busts, car boosting, stuff like that.

Then what's he doing in that expensive condominium?

Well, he doesn't live there all the time.

In fact, the doorman says the traffic in and out is pretty light during the week,

except Johnny has a couple of big parties every week.

Big parties, huh?

Yeah, very fancy.

Lots of out-of-towners.

You know, this has the smell of big-time gambling to me.

I hear dice clicking.

The girls could be shilled.

Think Johnny's a runner for the big boys?

Could be.

I'd sure like to ask him.

They say he's got another place. Got a steady lady.

I got a hunch I know where to find that steady lady.

We'll get past this one, you and me, you'll see.

You'll see.

All right, all right, all right, answer it, answer it. Okay.

Don't, don't tell anybody I'm here. No. Don't let anybody pass the door. Take it

easy. All right.

Okay. Get it. I'll handle it, sure.

Yeah.

Who's there?

McGarrett, Hawaii 5-0.

Oh, hello.

Hi. It's just a routine follow-up about the traffic accident. I'd like to ask

Mr. Noah a few questions.

I'm sorry.

He doesn't live here.

Oh. You're Gloria Cosmo, aren't you?

Yep. He checked out of the hospital, did I suggest?

He did. He was here.

Maybe half an hour, and then he went on to his own place.

Did you drive him there? Because we've been calling your number here and

there's been no answer.

I was shopping.

I just got back.

I see.

Miss Cosmo, a man by the name of Felisco Lee called here this morning about 10 a

.m.

It was his last phone call.

He jumped to his death shortly thereafter.

What? Now, I was wondering, did Mr. Lee talk to you or to Johnny Noah?

He did.

He called here.

And I told him Johnny wasn't here.

But he was here, Miss Cubs.

Look, I don't know.

You have lots of questions, and I don't have lots of answers. So maybe you'd

better talk to Johnny now. Yeah, I will. But you can tell him to call this

number. He'll save himself a lot of trouble.

Okay. And would you ask him to wait about 10 or 15 minutes? I'll be back at

the office by then.

Thank you.

I don't know. Here it is. You can count it. I don't want it. $60,000.

I got it by accident. Belongs to a bank. Rhymes with Tank. Can't win an argument.

You know what I mean?

I don't want to count it, Johnny.

You're going to take it off my hands, right?

They've made a connection to me. McGarrett from 5-0 has been around.

You know they don't send them around to fill out an accident report.

Yes, I can see you've been hurt.

I'm sorry about that.

Well, I need a shady place to stand, General. A piece of paper, a payroll

receipt, something.

Anything. If they ask questions, you're the one who's going to be hurt, you

know?

Are you threatening me, Johnny?

How are they going to know anything if you don't tell them?

What, is this playtime, General?

We're not in dear old Saigon, you know. This is the U.S. of A.

They draw a line here, and if you step over it, they make it very hard for you

to live.

You ever talk to a high-powered cop?

They empty you out.

Then they send a lint in your brain to the FBI for analysis.

Now McGarrett wants to talk to me, and I'm going to have to tell him something,

you understand?

We won't let you get hurt, Johnny.

But I can't touch the money.

You understand.

It's too dangerous.

Okay.

You play hardball, General.

I said we wouldn't let you get hurt, Johnny.

You help us, we help you. As always.

Okay.

We help you on one condition, Johnny.

We want McGarrett out of the way.

No, I don't want to tie your hands in anyway, Steve, but Kendricks has

complained to his superiors. He insists that this is a federal case and that you

are meddling, sir.

With all due respect, Kendricks is a jackass.

Now, this is not just a matter of embezzlement of one bank's funds.

The money Lee stole went down a rat hole called organized gambling, and it

happened right here in Hawaii.

Now, that makes it our business as well as the federal government's.

Unless, of course, you want to let those, uh, vultures get a foothold here.

You know me better than that, Steve.

Yes, sir, I do.

then please tell Mr. Kendricks' superiors to cooperate with us instead

of trying to shut us out.

Okay.

All right, Steve, I'll back you.

But one word of caution.

Kendricks has never forgiven you for showing him up on that illegal alien

case.

I know.

He was about to blow that one.

I know.

But there's nothing he'd like better than to catch you off base on this one.

I'll take my chances.

Thank you, sir.

Johnny? What did the general

say?

Hmm?

Hey. Hey. Oh, hey.

What'd he say?

Oh, be quiet. Careful with that.

What'd he say? Okay, you're the one that heard me.

Did you get everything?

Yeah, I think so. Everything you asked for. Did you get me a toothbrush?

Yeah.

What'd he say?

Toothpaste.

Yeah. This.

Uh, who?

What? Come on.

Oh, the general? You want a drink?

Sure.

Just a second.

You want to know what the general said?

You really want to know what he said?

He said you should take your clothes off. Oh, come on.

Get in the tub with me.

He said

the

general gave you his regards.

That's what he did.

Don't smoke,

Screamy. I don't want it. I know you so well.

Come on, Johnny. What did he say?

He wants us to deliver McGarrett.

What?

You crazy?

You out of your mind?

Get me, uh, some juice in that pour-yourself-a-drink. Don't throw it on

me.

You'll get a heart attack, and then you'll really be up the creek.

All we have to do is deliver McGarrett to a party. The general says he'll do

the rest.

Ah, Johnny.

Don't you know, baby?

You're small potatoes.

Don't you know?

And the small potatoes, they're always the ones that get fried first.

Why don't you give it up? Give up the whole thing.

The crime, the syndicate, the general, the chicks.

And do what?

What? Nine to five?

That's not what you want.

You'd be bored to death.

You love this.

You love the risk. You love the danger. It keeps you alive.

You know you'd have been a long time gone without it.

We're alike, you and me. That's why we're still together.

You're wrong.

Am I?

Am I?

It's official now, Steve.

Lee got away with close to two million.

There's no trace anywhere.

Trade winds just picked it up and blew it away, huh?

Get it.

Yes, line. A Miss Cosmo calling. Who?

Miss Gloria Cosmo. Oh, good.

Johnny knows girlfriend.

Remember me? The girl who didn't have any answers?

Yes, I remember.

Well, the office is open all day, all night if necessary.

Parking is free.

I'd rather not meet there. I see.

Somewhere else?

Where do you want to meet?

The Ala Moana parking lot. What time?

2.30, okay?

I'll be there. Okay, be alone.

Yes, yes, I'll be alone.

Thank you.

He wants to talk.

Then you make a left.

You know, first he wants another question you're going to ask.

Well, that's funny.

I want to know the answers first.

Now you go over the bridge.

Good.

And he should be waiting for us right now.

There he is.

He's waiting for us.

Okay.

I'll be waiting for you when you finish. Very reassuring.

You wanted to see me? Yeah.

Why were you hiding out?

My fans are a drag. I get tired of them.

Tell me about your friend, Mr. Lee.

What do you want to know?

Your doorman at the towers saw you with him the night before he jumped, and it

wasn't the first time he'd seen you together.

Doorman's got a big mouth, huh?

All right, McGarrett.

Lee was a crazy man.

Terrible gambler.

With 120 degree fever and he kept coming back for more that to cut him off It's

funny They drain the guy dry then they cut him off They waited a long time.

Don't you think?

How does this set up work it's a big operation They feed people in from all

over Miami Vegas Hong Kong Big spenders big losers who runs it

you think I'm crazy

I don't know. I don't want to know.

I mean, they keep us in separate compartments, you know what I mean?

Every week I get a different address.

They move it around.

Maybe three, four games running at the same time, you know? I don't know.

But it's never the same address twice.

Who's your contact? Who do you talk to?

See, that's a question I don't even answer off the record, you know what I

mean? I mean, that's very bad for my health.

HPD found $60,000 in cash on you that same night.

And the last withdrawal Lee made was an illegal transfer of funds for guess

what? What?

$60,000.

Now, that's the kind of coincidence a Treasury agent would love to hear about,

huh? Oh, come on. McGarrett, I told you it's a gambling operation.

You don't need me.

All right.

Just give me your name, pal.

All right, listen, McGarrett.

I've got $50,000 left in cash. It's yours.

No names.

You know, you're the kind of man who hides in the closet when your friend

Gloria answers the door.

You don't have enough guts to try to bribe me on your own.

So, who's the big guy? Who's the big man? Who put you up to this? Who's

making the decisions, Johnny boy?

I'm on the outside looking in, McGarrett. I don't know any names.

I'll see you in the DA's office.

Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute, McGarrett. Come here. Come here. Listen. Listen.

I said I don't know any names, but I know the man.

I've seen him.

He's always around watching the action.

I think I can get you in to play.

Tonight?

One phone call.

And I want you along.

You and your friend, Gloria. Just for luck.

I'll pick you up at your hotel at 10 o'clock.

You're certain about that, Johnny?

He wants to come.

Very good.

Very good indeed.

That's a winner name.

All right, we're rolling.

The winner, 28.

28, it's me, it's mine, it's mine. I won it, it's 28.

Aloha, Mr. Noah.

Aloha. Bar is to the left, cashier is to the right. The action is straight ahead.

Very good, very good.

I told them you were big people from Vegas, so you better buy some chips and

flash them around a little bit. I'm going to locate the general.

You stick together.

Okay.

Five hundred.

Oh, my.

I think I'm that lucky.

I'll have to roll very well.

500.

Flight 106 tonight.

The name is Johnny Richardson.

One way, first class.

One person.

Yes, thank you.

What's your favorite number? What's your lucky number? Why don't you...

I'm not lucky tonight.

Um, 13.

Shall we shoot the hole? Nothing for me, please.

Oh, yes, I'd like a little Prairie water.

Don't I know you?

I don't know, do you?

Nice try, McGarrett.

But this is a private gathering. For charity.

We have to ask you to leave.

Well, I'm a charitable person. What's the good cause?

You can take off your disguise and leave quietly.

Chips, please.

Give it to him.

It took a little less time than I anticipated. I hope I didn't blow it for

you.

We're even now.

Hey, would you see that Mr.

McGarrett gets to his car safely?

And take the lady with you.

Oh, we can find our way. Thank you.

All right.

Don't anybody move.

We're federal agents.

You're all under arrest.

Just a minute, sir.

Well, well, look who's here.

Mr. Five-O himself.

Time to cash in your chips McGarrett you're under arrest

When

do I get to make my phone

call

You can wash your hands now. You know, I've got one phone call, remember?

Sure, Steve.

After we take your picture.

Please. Have you seen the stool, Vince?

Just about chest high.

Okay, keep your eye focused on the yellow dot on top of the camera here.

Chin up.

Look straight ahead.

Hold it.

That's it.

Next.

Don't tell the governor not to get involved. They're trying to frame me.

And I don't want him dragged into this. But listen, Dono, and this is important.

Call Sandy Tashimoto and tell him to bail out Gloria Cosman.

Yeah.

Yeah, right away. We're going to need her. If necessary, I'll put up her bail

money.

I have visitors, Dono. I'll talk to you later.

Read him his rights.

Come on, Harold.

They've already done it, gentlemen.

They know the legalities.

There was $50,000 in a briefcase in your car, McGarrett.

Any idea how it got there?

No, but I can guess. It's pretty obvious.

I'd say a guy named Johnny Noah put it in my car to frame me.

Yeah, they always say they're framed.

Show him the photos.

Looks like I'm doing a pretty good job of investigating a lead, huh?

Very elaborate police work, McGarrett.

Blind pickup, isolated meeting, very clandestine.

How would you suggest I do it if not clandestine?

We were investigating Johnny Noah because of another incident. I caught

the connection on a list of phone numbers you gave me, Bob.

I was interested.

So were we. So were we.

You want to let him tell it, Harold?

Johnny Noah told me it was a gambling ring. They tapped Lee for all that

money. Very professional operation.

Changed locations every week.

Noah's just one of their small potatoes.

They've got a network steering their action. I was squeezing hard. I wanted

the man in charge, and I got him.

Yeah?

Who is it?

Whoever set me up with you, Kendricks.

They want to smear me, don't you see that? They don't like my TV appearances

any more than you do.

Show them the other envelope.

Looks like photostats of five $100 bills.

Yeah, and they belong to you.

They were in your pocket when we arrested you at the casino.

Clerk here at HPD typed up the serial numbers on your property slip. Check it

out.

I don't have to.

I believe you.

We have absolute proof that those bills match a series of $100 bills that were

used to pay off politicians, building and health inspectors.

And sometimes cops.

We've been working on this case for six months, Steve.

You want to tell us about it now, McGarrett?

We've already talked to Johnny Noah.

He admitted he was your bag man.

Yeah.

A lot of planning went into this, didn't it?

Maybe I should call my lawyer.

Hello,

Sid. Danny?

Should I offer you my condolences?

Coming from you, it would sound like congratulations.

I have to check his briefcase, Mr. King. That's fine.

Say hello to Johnny Noah for me and tell him I'm putting him at the top of my

list. Well, now, there are statutes against intimidating witnesses.

Get McGarrett to explain it to you.

I know what they are, and I'm not in the business of bending the law.

Brash.

Take Mr. K to room D.

Bring when you're ready to leave, sir. I know the routine.

Mr. Noah? Yeah.

I'm Sid Kane. I'm your lawyer. Oh, good. Please sit down.

Thank you. Now, let us presume that our constitutional rights are being violated

right now, that a microphone is picking up our conversation.

Now, if a question occurs to you that requires a confidential approach, please

write it down.

Okay.

Please.

Write it down.

All right, come here.

Brought you a change of clothes, Steve.

Thought you might like to get out of your gambler's threads.

Come on, now. Have the decency to at least laugh.

I got a hold of Sandy Toshimoto.

He's arranged to have you released on your own recognizance. What about the

lady? Her bail's being posted.

And Johnny?

Well, he wasn't picked up at the club.

Caught him boarding a late flight to Chicago.

Apparently it was all planned.

He was supposed to duck out, leaving you holding the sack with Gloria.

Nice guy, huh?

Well, he's locked up.

But Sid Cain is with him.

Johnny won't talk, and I'm sure they'll find some way to take care of their own.

Does Gloria Cosman know that he tried to run out on her?

I don't know, Steve.

Listen, Dano.

This syndicate has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to set me up and

put me away.

They want legalized gambling in Hawaii, and they'll do anything to get it. But

the girl, the girl is the key to this whole thing.

Now, if she's released ahead of me, tail her. I'll change and be right down.

Right.

I would not presume to guarantee the sentence of any judge in advance.

But I think you can expect two years and be pleasantly surprised with 18 months.

Well, Gloria.

I'll have a talk with the young lady, and she'll be treated with great

consideration.

I hope so, Sid.

I only made one plane reservation.

I know.

That was a bad mistake.

I really can't imagine why Mr. McGarrett has done this. I have no idea, but I'm

sure he'll explain it to you in the very near future.

Well, I really appreciate it. Well, we're glad to meet you.

Miss Cosma?

Sid, how are you? Miss Cosma, I'm Sid Kane.

I've been retained by Johnny Noah to represent you.

I'm sorry I wasn't informed of this hearing.

Well, I really don't feel much like talking about it now.

Call me later.

Thank you very much. Goodbye, Gloria.

Hold it!

Lambo, you're under arrest!

Alright,

it's the shoulder one. Look, grab!

Sit down.

What was that?

Here, take this. Oh, thank you very much. Take it easy. Don't try to talk.

Are you okay now?

Well, who do we have to thank for all of this?

I'm afraid his name is Johnny Noah.

You got us both in a tough spot.

Yeah, I'm so sorry.

I had no idea. You know, I thought he just wanted to talk to you, the general.

But it didn't turn out that way.

The general? What general?

I met him once when he came out to the car.

You think you could find his place again?

Why?

Gloria, they picked up Johnny Boy.

At the airport.

Getting on a plane for Chicago.

Alone, of course.

He must have driven there directly after he dropped us at the gambling place.

No.

I feel dirty.

I feel so ashamed.

It's going to take more than a hot bath to get me clean.

If you want to feel clean, you have to do two things.

First, tell the DA the truth about the $50,000 they found in my car, why it was

put there, and what I was really doing at the gambling place the night I was

arrested and booked.

Yeah, and then one of the General's old friends is gonna come and get me.

No way.

Because the General won't know what you've done until it's too late for him.

Well, well, we know.

Now, what's the other thing you want me to do?

Gloria.

That... That might be a little harder.

One mustn't remove the stalks after they have bloomed.

The new growth gets its strength from the old.

Once the new stocks have fully developed, then and only then can the

old ones be removed.

Exquisite. It's... Excuse me for interrupting you, General. I just

wanted to say that we did all the dirty work and only Johnny got paid and I

didn't.

I received a call from Mr. Kane.

He said you refused his services.

You need only to make your wishes known to him and he will make all the

arrangements. Well, I really don't want to make any arrangements, you know,

because here I am dealing directly with you.

And we are talking about money.

My dear, the problem is not money.

For reasons not yet clear, the charges against Steve McGarrett have been

dropped.

And Johnny Noah is to be tried for attempted corruption of a public

official. Yes.

It is very likely that you will be called as a witness.

Now, I'm not concerned about Johnny.

The problem is what you might say.

I know. You're afraid that I'll break down under cross-examination.

You might.

I know, and that could be so embarrassing for you.

Quite.

May I ask, sir, what are you suggesting?

That you see Mr. Kane.

He will make arrangements for you to take a trip, an extended one, wherever

you wish to go.

First class all the way.

You really come up with great ideas.

This one will solve all our problems.

May I think it over?

Miss Cosmo.

I do not wish you to contact me or come here again.

Mr. Kane will be in touch with you.

You will find him very generous.

Where can you reach him? Home.

I'll tell him.

Goodbye, my dear.

Goodbye, General.

This lead may call the first witness.

Miss Gloria Cosma?

Miss Gloria Cosma?

Miss Gloria Cosma?

Yes. Will you take the stand, please?

I suggest you stay, General. We've waited a long time for this.

Wouldn't want you to miss anything.

Besides, you're under arrest.

Good morning, gentlemen.

We've saved the seat for you.

You swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so

help you God?

I do.

Be seated, please.

State your full name and address.

Gloria Cosma, 934 Kilauea.