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.
1:07:01
Perhaps you could tell us
who might've murdered the girl.
1:07:03
Could've been anybody. Atkins, maybe.
1:07:05
- It isn't Atkins.
- Pop? He was stuck on her.
1:07:07
Perhaps.
1:07:09
- Or was it a woman? Clara Mills?
- Or the woman downstairs.
1:07:12
- Or you, Mr Stanton?
- Or you, Mr Judd?
1:07:14
A splendid deduction.
1:07:16
The possibilities are many, and all
quite interesting, don't you think?
1:07:19
In a cold-blooded sort of way, sure.
1:07:21
- You still aren't helping us.
- It's your case.
1:07:23
But you're involved in it,
more than you realise.
1:07:26
- Now, look...
- I'm looking.
1:07:28
The facts, they're all against you.
1:07:32
You came into town
for no obvious reasons.
1:07:35
Of course, you weren't
going elsewhere.
1:07:37
Meet a young lady,
spend some time with her,
1:07:40
then you come up here.
1:07:42
The woman downstairs saw you.
1:07:44
Then you meet another young lady
and marry her.
1:07:47
On your wedding night, you walk the
streets looking for lady number one.
1:07:51
How do we know you didn't wait
for her until...
1:07:54
I didn't.
1:07:56
You're an expert, Mr Stanton.
1:07:58
You know the exact value
of a man's word against facts.