1:05:00
Last night, you picked her up
at 10.15.
1:05:03
You were with her until two.
What happened in between?
1:05:06
We had dinner...
1:05:09
We drove down to the beach.
1:05:11
You got there, didn't you?
1:05:13
Yeah, yeah.
She said she'd marry me.
1:05:17
Then you brought her home,
came up to kiss the bride.
1:05:20
No, I didn't. I left right away.
1:05:24
You see,
when Stella was murdered,
1:05:27
I was in a motor court just outside
of Clenolden. That's 100 miles away.
1:05:31
How do you know what time
Stella was murdered?
1:05:34
The coroner's report.
1:05:37
It says around four.
1:05:39
Oh, you know
I couldn't have murdered her.
1:05:42
Sit down.
1:05:48
- You gave her the watch, didn't you?
- No.
1:05:51
Time I went home.
1:05:54
Just for the record,
so we can clear that up.
1:05:56
Doesn't make you any more guilty
if you did give it to her.
1:06:00
You quarrelled, you took it back,
then you lost it on the way down.
1:06:05
No, I never gave her any jewellery.
1:06:07
- Come on, Mr Atkins, admit it.
- No.
1:06:09
- Admit you were generous, just once.
- No!
1:06:11
- Admit it.
- No!
1:06:20
- Mr Stanton.
- Look, you don't try that on me.
1:06:24
I wouldn't think of it.
1:06:26
I just happen not to like his face.
1:06:28
Mr Judd, his alibi's OK.
1:06:31
The Liddell Motor Court in Clenolden
said he checked in at 2.30.
1:06:37
All right, Mr Atkins, you may go now.
1:06:40
I knew his alibi'd hold up.
1:06:42
You got the watch?
1:06:48
I didn't say you could go,
Mr Stanton.
1:06:54
- Sit down.
- You can't ask me anything
1:06:56
or hold me without charges.
1:06:59
You seem to be an expert
on loopholes.