:51:01
defender of the faith.
:51:04
What have you found?
:51:05
Any clue, any clue?
:51:09
Uh, no, um.
:51:15
Just an old document.
:51:19
Hello.
:51:20
What's this?
:51:25
Looks like some
sort of writing.
:51:26
Watson.
:51:27
Coming.
:51:31
hold this for
me, will you?
:51:32
Steady.
:51:33
They're on the floor
by his right hand.
:51:35
See those marks
in the dust
:51:37
like pin scratches made
with his fingernail.
:51:42
Yes.
:51:44
Yes.
:51:45
See that stuff
under his nail?
:51:47
He was trying to
write something.
:51:48
By Jove.
:51:50
He did write something.
:51:51
What is it?
:51:52
Aye, tell us man.
:51:54
What did he write?
:51:56
I can't make it out.
:51:57
It's too faint.
:52:00
Here.
:52:01
I've got good eyes,
:52:02
let me, let me.
:52:04
Stay where you
are, all of you.
:52:10
These marks must
not be erased.
:52:14
What are you going
to do, Holmes?
:52:16
I'm going to leave
this just as it is
:52:18
until I can get the
proper chemicals
:52:20
to bring out the words.
:52:22
Have you no notion of
what he tried to write?
:52:26
Yes I have.
:52:27
I think that Brunton
with his last strength
:52:31
wrote the name of his
murderer on that floor
:52:33
in his own blood.
:52:56
Now there you
are, Lestrade.
:52:58
Huh?
:52:59
Twelve o'clock.