:47:00
It just leaves a bad taste,
and it reminds everyone of what...
:47:03
...as the minister said Sunday,
would be better forgiven and forgotten.
:47:12
The mailman was just here.
:47:16
Shall I go?
:47:19
Yes, yes, I'm coming.
:47:25
Oh, it's you, Mrs. Garrett.
Come in.
:47:28
Have you heard anything
from the hotel?
:47:30
Fred's been down at that investigation
for so long.
:47:34
I wondered if your husband had phoned,
or anything.
:47:38
There, there. Don't worry,
Mrs. Garrett, don't worry.
:47:41
Nobody's going to cut off their nose to
spite their face, naming names in this...
:47:46
I know, but if somebody does talk,
then what'll happen?
:47:49
Nobody's going to talk.
:47:52
The responsible businessmen
have decided it's a community...
:47:56
...and not an individual thing.
:47:58
So everybody's got to stick together
against this district attorney.
:48:02
The whole town's tongue-tied.
Under wraps.
:48:05
- Protecting its own, naturally.
- Ask anybody!
:48:08
They'll tell you Joe was there.
:48:10
Before I can charge anybody
with murder...
:48:12
...I have to prove a murder
was committed.
:48:14
And I can't even find anyone who will
swear...
:48:17
...that at the time the jail burned,
your brother was in it at all.
:48:23
Sorry, boys, but I've got to go
back tonight.
:48:26
Come on, I don't believe she ran out
on him.
:48:29
We got an hour till train time, so we
might as well try. We can ask, anyway.
:48:36
I'll do the talking.
:48:41
Miss Grant live here?
:48:42
She's very sick.
She can't talk to anyone.
:48:45
- Our name's Wilson. We're...
- Oh, his brothers. Come in, come in.