:50:01
Maybe to explain how you knew
he was shot.
:50:05
Hey, what are you doing there?
:50:23
How did Mrs. Landis and her husband get
on together? Any fights, any arguments?
:50:27
- No, sir.
- Mr. Abrahams...
:50:33
- how dare you question my servants?
- Lady, a man's been killed.
:50:35
- I got to find out who did it.
- Surely, you don't think...
:50:39
How do I know what to think
if nobody will tell me anything?
:50:42
Did you hear anyone leave the house
after Mr. Landis left?
:50:51
Certainly not.
:50:54
- Will you please let him talk?
- Mr. Abrahams...
:50:56
My name is Lt. Abrams. Well?
:50:59
No, sir.
:51:05
- All right, I'll see you all later.
- Obviously just a holdup.
:51:06
A holdup?
:51:10
With that bracelet
and those bonds left on him?
:51:12
Henry, will you show Lt. Abrahamson out?
:51:16
Lady, I'm not going until I see Mrs. Landis.
:51:20
Now look, I can't help it if
you don't like me. I'm just doing my duty.
:51:22
I tell you Mrs. Landis cannot see anyone.
:51:27
- She's under the care of a doctor.
- What's the doctor's name?
:51:30
Dr. Kammer.
:51:33
- Dr. Adolph Kammer?
- Yes.
:51:34
- So that's the way it is.
- Precisely.
:51:37
I'm sorry to inconvenience you,
Lt. Abrams.
:51:42
Okay, Doc.
:51:45
You're willing to take the responsibility
of not letting me talk to her?
:51:47
Sir, it's not a question of responsibility.
Mrs. Landis has had a very great shock.
:51:50
It was necessary to give her
something to quiet her nerves.
:51:55
- Can she talk to you in her sleep?
- When'll she be awake?
:51:58
Not for some hours.