:55:00
No.
:55:01
He was too far away
:55:03
but he was dressed
like a fisherman.
:55:05
Hadn't we better
go down the village
:55:06
and find him
at once Holmes?
:55:08
You'd only be
wasting your time.
:55:09
Why?
:55:10
Because all the fisherman
:55:11
have gone off
with the fleet
:55:13
and they won't be back
:55:14
until tomorrow night.
:55:18
It's after nine now.
:55:22
Are you quite sure
:55:23
that the fisherman
are coming here?
:55:25
Aye sir, they always do.
:55:26
A long stretch
on the water
:55:27
gives them an
awful thirst.
:55:29
Why the boats must be in.
:55:30
Here they come now sir.
:55:41
Gentlemen!
:55:43
Gentlemen!
:55:45
I'm Sherlock Holmes.
:55:47
Last night MacGregor
sent one of you
:55:49
with a note to
Driercliff House.
:55:51
Who was it?
:55:54
Speak up please,
:55:55
it's vitally important.
:56:03
If I did take a note
for old Alex what of it?
:56:09
Perhaps you can help me
to find his murderer.
:56:11
Where did he
give you this?
:56:13
Down at the cove.
:56:14
He was waiting there when
we came in from the net.
:56:16
What did he say when
he gave it to you?
:56:18
Well he just asked me
:56:19
if I'd take it
to Driercliff
:56:20
for a half a pound
:56:22
and I wouldn't have
done it for a penny less.
:56:23
Cause of the sinister
legend of the place, hey?
:56:25
What else did
MacGregor say to you?
:56:27
Well he asked me if
I believed in ghosts
:56:30
and I said certainly not.
:56:32
And he said no more do I
:56:34
and he gave me the note
:56:35
and the half pound.
:56:37
Thank you my friend,
:56:38
you've been very helpful.
:56:39
A round of drinks
for these gentlemen
:56:40
with my compliments.
:56:41
Thank you.
:56:43
Watson.
:56:44
Helpful?
:56:45
I can't see
anything very helpful
:56:46
about that conversation.
:56:48
All he did was
talk about ghosts.
:56:50
And what do ghosts
suggest to you Watson?
:56:51
I don't know, graveyards?
:56:53
Exactly.
:56:54
Alec MacGregor
was buried today.