:46:01
All right.
:46:05
You won't find them.
:46:06
What do you mean?
:46:08
Orange pips.
:46:09
Why not?
:46:10
Ain't this the work of
the Driercliff murderer?
:46:11
Obviously but this isn't
part of the same pattern
:46:13
as the others.
:46:14
They followed a
preordained plan,
:46:16
where as this murder
:46:17
was actuated by
some necessity
:46:18
and could not have
been anticipated.
:46:20
Come again Mr.
Holmes in English.
:46:21
I mean that I'm beginning
to see daylight.
:46:23
Well frankly I ain't.
:46:25
I like good, solid clues
:46:27
and people I can question.
:46:28
Did anybody hear
the shot Sergeant?
:46:31
I did.
:46:34
Do you know anything
:46:36
about the note
your father sent
:46:37
to Inspector Lestrade?
:46:38
Why no sir.
:46:40
Did he leave the
house at all tonight?
:46:42
Aye sir.
:46:44
He went to change
his lobster ports
:46:46
down in the caldron
at Driercliff.
:46:49
He didn't return
until after dark.
:46:52
Here let me question her.
:46:53
Did anyone call on your
father this evening
:46:56
after he got home?
:46:58
No one that I saw sir.
:47:00
Well tell me just
what happened.
:47:02
I was in the kitchen
:47:04
when I heard the shot.
:47:07
I ran in
:47:09
and found my father...
:47:12
I'm sorry my dear.
:47:13
We won't bother
you any further.
:47:15
Thank you sir.
:47:20
This case gets more
confusing every minute.
:47:22
We don't know a
thing more now
:47:24
than we did before.
:47:25
On the contrary,
my dear Lestrade.
:47:26
MacGregor saw something
at Driercliff tonight
:47:28
and that something
caused his death.
:47:30
That's right.
:47:31
We'd better get
back to that house
as fast as we can.
:47:39
I'll be glad to get
back to Baker Street.