:36:13
Gracie, have you
seen Dr. Watson?
:36:14
He's over there Lass.
:36:16
Thank you.
:36:19
May I speak to you a
moment, Mr. Holmes?
:36:20
What's wrong, Sally.
:36:21
We can't find my
brother, Phillip.
:36:23
Did you look in his room?
:36:24
That's the trouble, we
had to force the door.
:36:25
It was locked
on the inside.
:36:26
Really?
:36:27
Oh you must
come, Mr. Holmes.
:36:29
Certainly, Sally, at once.
:36:35
Do be quick something
ghastly has happened.
:36:37
I know it.
:36:38
And that dreadful bird,
:36:39
please haul it away.
:36:41
Watson, take it away.
:36:43
Away where to?
:36:44
Anywhere.
:36:45
Into the parlor.
:36:46
Just take it away.
:36:56
Phillip Musgrave.
:37:04
What are they doing
now, doing now?
:37:07
I don't know.
:37:08
They stopped talking.
:37:10
Somebody's walking
about in the upper hall,
:37:13
heavy footsteps.
:37:23
There's no doubt
about it, Watson.
:37:25
Phillip Musgrave had a
visitor here last night.
:37:27
These footprints were made
:37:29
either by a very heavy man
:37:30
or a man carrying a
very heavy burden.
:37:31
That's right, Mr. Holmes.
:37:33
It's no good
saying it ain't.
:37:34
The burden was Phillip
Musgrave's body
:37:36
and these here
footprints
:37:37
were made by
Alfred Brunton.
:37:39
It doesn't
necessarily follow.
:37:40
Oh don't it.
:37:45
Here, try that on
your footprint.
:37:52
And that's Alfred
Brunton's shoe.
:37:55
Fits perfectly, inspector.
:37:56
Uh-huh.
:37:57
But the fact
that these prints
:37:59
were made by
Brunton's shoes