:11:01
He was eaten by cannibals
in the South Seas.
:11:04
Very unfortunate
family, hey Holmes?
:11:06
They found Angus' bones.
:11:10
Sent them back
to Driercliff
:11:12
where no man ever goes
:11:14
whole to his grave.
:11:16
The place is haunted.
:11:18
Haunted?
:11:19
You mean ghosts?
:11:22
Only a fool
believes in ghosts.
:11:25
Spirits never
haunted Driercliff.
:11:28
Five minutes to
closing time gentlemen.
:11:30
Only the memory of evil.
:11:39
You're wanted at
Driercliff House Sergeant.
:11:42
What is it woman?
:11:43
Murder.
:11:46
Alastair himself is it?
:11:49
I don't know.
:11:50
Doctor Merrivale
didn't say.
:11:53
Mr. Holmes would you
care to come along?
:11:55
Yes I would, thank you.
:11:57
Watson.
:12:00
You mark my words,
:12:02
Alastair has met
the brutal death
:12:05
of these fathers.
:12:21
Awe, good
evening Sergeant.
:12:23
Oh Mr. Alastair,
:12:24
this is Mr.
Sherlock Holmes
:12:25
and Doctor Watson.
:12:26
I took the liberty of...
:12:27
Mr. Holmes, Doctor Watson.
:12:29
How do you do sir?
:12:30
Oh this excellent,
most excellent.
:12:32
Please come in gentlemen.
:12:33
Please come in.
:12:36
And welcome to
Driercliff House.
:12:38
Now where is the corpse?
:12:40
Follow me.
:12:42
It's by the furnace.
:12:43
The furnace?
:12:44
Yes poor Davis
:12:46
he was burnt to a crisp.
:12:48
Burnt to a crisp.
:12:50
I say Holmes
:12:51
this murder seems a
bit of a fiend hey?
:12:53
At least he's consistent.
:12:54
Consistent?
:12:55
Yes the deaths all follow
:12:57
the legend of Driercliff.
:12:58
Well as MacGregor puts it
:12:59
no man ever goes
whole to his grave.