:29:00
Now, where was l?
Oh, yes
:29:01
Christine Clay was strangled with
a belt from a raincoat
:29:03
I knew her and can't produce my
raincoat, it was stolen
:29:05
But I'm going to find it with its
belt, you will see
:29:08
-Then I shall be cleared
-Did you...?
:29:13
-What were you going to say?
-No, nothing, it doesn't matter
:29:15
No, go on, what were you going
to say?
:29:18
Did you know Christine Clay
very well?
:29:21
No. I met her in Hollywood
:29:24
She liked a story I wrote and
asked me to write another...
:29:26
...that's all
:29:27
I went to her cottage three or
four times to talk things over
:29:29
Beyond that...
:29:31
-See that?
-What?
:29:33
A bit of paper coming out of
the old mill
:29:35
-Someone's in there
-Perhaps it's...
:29:38
Yes. Come on
:29:40
We were on good terms but I'd
never dream she'd go as far as...
:29:42
...to leave me something in
her will
:29:44
-Is that your dog?
-Yes, why?
:29:46
-What's it barking for?
-Well, he wants dinner, I suppose
:29:55
Grab hold of him
:29:56
-Me?
-Yes, get on with it
:29:58
What if he bites me?
:29:59
In the course of duty you might
get a stripe
:30:01
What's the good of a stripe if
I've got no arm to wear it on?
:30:03
Go on, grab hold of that dog!
:30:10
It's all right, leave him alone
and come inside
:30:17
-Anyone up there?
-No
:30:20
Lad, it's no time for fun
:30:22
You go to the loft and have
a look!
:30:41
All right, Sergeant, no one
up there
:30:43
-Are you sure?
-Oh, I couldn't see no one
:30:45
-Did you look?
-Of course I did!
:30:47
I'm going to make sure
:30:49
Haven't you got no confidence in
me, Sergeant?
:30:51
None at all!
:30:54
I have a good mind to go up and
have a look myself