Sammy Davis Jr. just oozes cool as he discusses his good friend Frank Sinatra's whereabouts. It seems folks in the media were suggesting Sinatra had left the country to dodge a subpoena regarding a mob-related investment. Sammy stands up for his friend and makes it clear that the Frank he knows never ran from a thing in his life.
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