1:21:00
Because I didn't want any
thick-headed cops setting me up...
1:21:03
...for suspect number one.
- Don't you call Nick a thick-headed cop!
1:21:07
Oh, yeah?
1:21:09
And I didn't mean him.
1:21:12
Oh, yeah?
1:21:14
I suppose you wanted an alibi
for the same reason, Mr. Stephens?
1:21:19
We'd like to weigh that question.
1:21:20
I didn't need any alibi. I was out
of the arena before Whitey was killed.
1:21:31
You...?
1:21:33
You drove Mr. Stephens and Miss Porter
home from the arena night before last?
1:21:39
- Does he have to answer that?
- I'm just thinking that over.
1:21:41
Did you drive them home, or didn't you?
1:21:43
Yes, I drive them home.
Leave arena 9:45.
1:21:49
How come you remember
the exact time?
1:21:51
What do you do when you get
into that car? Punch a clock?
1:21:55
- You'll verify that, no doubt?
- Yes.
1:21:59
Mr. Stephens, was it your idea
that Barrow and Miss Porter...
1:22:03
...were merely casual acquaintances?
1:22:05
Link, be careful.
He's trying to trap you.
1:22:07
Sit down.
1:22:10
Mommy, let me see that present
I gave you last night.
1:22:14
- I wanna give this to another girl.
- Nicky!
1:22:18
I found this hidden
in Barrow's apartment.
1:22:21
While I was there, Miss Porter came in.
She'd been there before.
1:22:25
That's a lie! Whitey stole it from me.
1:22:28
What are you getting at, mister?
1:22:30
Maybe you and your partner, Macy, were
relieved when Barrow was found dead.
1:22:34
But to Miss Porter,
it was really glad tidings.
1:22:37
Whitey had been blackmailing her.
He knew who she was, all about her.
1:22:42
At first she charmed him into silence.
1:22:44
Then she had to use money
and, finally, her jewelry.
1:22:52
Why, you cheap phoney.
1:22:54
And I was using you for an alibi. That's
a laugh. You needed it a lot more than...
1:22:58
So neither of you had an alibi.
I'd think that over if I were you.