1:28:00
And was it for professional reasons
you beat up Atkins?
1:28:03
When all the time
you knew he was innocent?
1:28:06
You don't seem to appreciate
my methods, Mr Stanton.
1:28:10
Frankly, no.
1:28:12
That's what brought me back.
1:28:14
You know, I got worrying about you
in San Francisco.
1:28:17
About me?
1:28:20
Yes, Mr Judd.
1:28:22
You know, you oughta stay home nights
with your bad health.
1:28:25
Not walk the streets.
1:28:27
Like the night you said you saw me
looking for Stella.
1:28:31
More coffee, Pop.
1:28:32
You weren't strong enough to keep
on working on the New York force.
1:28:36
Why are you working so hard
on this case?
1:28:39
- Maybe you better slow down.
- Don't you worry about me.
1:28:42
I'm OK.
1:28:44
I said I wanted more coffee, Pop.
Get it.
1:28:48
I don't worry about you, Mr Judd.
Not anymore.
1:28:51
Not since I called a friend of mine
in the DA's office in New York.
1:28:56
He assured me you were in
perfect health when you left there.
1:29:00
They retired you from the force after
you ruined another man's health.
1:29:04
Almost killed him,
in a routine investigation.
1:29:07
They would've sent you up,
if you hadn't had such a good record.
1:29:10
That was before you started
to enjoy your work too much.
1:29:14
Wearing gloves, you know.
And I checked up on...
1:29:16
That's enough.
1:29:19
Save it for the Chief.
1:29:21
There y'are, Pop.
1:29:23
Oh, you remember that watch?
1:29:25
The one with the three diamonds
that belonged to Stella?
1:29:28
- Find out who bought it for her?
- Perhaps.
1:29:32
You made your fatal mistake, Judd,
when you had June arrested.
1:29:36
Oh, you scared me at first,
all right,
1:29:39
but then I stopped,
1:29:41
and I began to think.
1:29:42
And I kept right on thinking
about that watch,
1:29:45
and I started a little
routine investigation of my own.
1:29:49
The result is the Walton police
will get a wire from San Francisco.
1:29:53
They'll know who bought it
tomorrow morning,
1:29:55
unless you admit it tonight.
1:29:58
Shall we go?