:19:00
How long since you were
here last. Sergeant?
:19:02
Not for months.
Nobody's died
in Llanwelly lately.
:19:05
and nobody comes here
if he doesn't have to.
:19:07
Hmm.
:19:15
[Creaking]
:19:19
The door...
:19:23
What about it?
Is broken from inside.
:19:26
Here. Give me that.
:19:38
Someone musve taken
the body out of the tomb.
:19:41
Thas not
Lawrence Talbot.
Not Talbot?
:19:45
Do you know
who this is here?
Yes. Thas Freddy Jolly.
:19:48
Who's he?
Been up for vagrancy.
:19:50
Hmm.
:19:54
What would you say
he died of. Doctor?
:19:56
Severed jugular.
This man bled to death.
:20:00
Same as the constable
in Cardiff.
:20:03
Looks rather like
the bite of an animal.
Aye. That animal.
:20:05
We remember it well
hereabouts.
:20:08
And it musve carried away
the corpse of poor Sir Lawrence.
:20:10
What animal?
Why.
didn't you know. Sir?
:20:13
There was a wild animal
around here a few years ago.
:20:16
It killed people.
Bit through their throats.
drained their blood.
:20:21
Did they kill it?
Sir John Talbot
thought he did. Sir.
:20:24
He attacked it
in the dark one night.
or so he thought.
:20:27
But it was his son
he killed.
Poor Mr. Larry.
:20:31
Where is
Sir John Talbot now?
:20:33
Over there. Sir.
Died of grief
shortly after.
:20:38
Les get out of here.
But the body. Sir.
:20:40
Mustn't touch that.
Thas evidence.
Yes. Sir.
:20:42
Sergeant. If is convenient.
I'd like to see a photograph
of Lawrence Talbot.
:20:45
There's one up
in my office. Sir.
Good.
:20:52
Here's Mr. Larry's
photograph. Sir.
:20:58
Take a look
at this face. Doctor.
Isn't that our man in Cardiff?