:29:14
Mr. & Mrs. Shawcross.
:29:16
Teapots.
:29:18
Well we can
eliminate them.
:29:20
Professor William Kilbane.
:29:22
I'll send a telegram to
the Edinburgh Police
:29:24
to check up on that
mathematics professor.
:29:27
Interesting.
:29:29
Now what?
:29:31
Well just a coincidence.
:29:32
What's a coincidence?
:29:34
The fact that this
fellow Kilbane,
:29:36
happens to be a professor
of mathematics.
:29:37
Oh.
:29:40
Come again Mr. Holmes.
:29:41
Lestrade did you
ever hear of
:29:43
Colonel Sebastian Moran?
:29:44
Well of course I did.
:29:45
What about him?
:29:46
Well then as you know,
:29:47
Colonel Sebastian Moran
:29:49
was the most sinister,
ruthless and diabolic,
:29:50
clever henchmen
:29:52
of our late but
unlamented friend,
:29:54
Professor Moriarity.
:29:56
I've never seen him
:29:58
but I've been conscious
of his presence
:30:00
more than once.
:30:02
As a matter of fact,
:30:03
he was directly
responsible
:30:05
for what very nearly
turned out to be
:30:06
my premature death
:30:07
on three
separate occasions.
:30:08
Very pretty, Mr. Holmes,
:30:09
what's all that got
to do with all this?
:30:11
Possibly nothing.
:30:13
However, his specialty
:30:15
was spectacular
jewel robberies
:30:18
and for relaxation
:30:19
he was addicted to the
study of mathematics.
:30:23
Are you referring that
this Professor Kilbane
:30:26
is Colonel
Sebastian Moran?
:30:28
That he murdered
young Carstairs
:30:29
and stole the diamond?
:30:31
Well what
about this woman,
:30:33
this Vivian Vedder,
what about her?
:30:35
No one's above suspicion.
:30:38
And Lady Margaret,
:30:40
she might have a motive
:30:41
for wanting the Star
of Rhodesia stolen.
:30:44
She wasn't very concerned
:30:45
over the death of her son.
:30:48
And this friend of
Doctor Watson's,
:30:50
this Major Duncan Bleek,
:30:53
might suggest it's
sensible to suspect him.
:30:56
No.
:30:57
As far as we know
:30:58
only
four persons knew