:02:19
Was Samuels drunk
when you left him in this bar?
:02:22
No.
:02:24
- Had he been drinking?
- Yes, but he was all right.
:02:27
At the bar, what was he arguing
with the soldier about?
:02:30
They weren't arguing,
they were just talking.
:02:33
I sent Sammy over to talk
to the soldier myself.
:02:36
I saw he was upset about something.
:02:38
What was the soldier? I mean, what rank?
:02:41
I didn't notice. I left them.
:02:44
- Where did you go?
- Up to my room.
:02:46
It was the bar in my hotel.
:02:48
I had to change, so I told Sammy
I'd meet him here.
:02:53
We had a date for dinner.
:02:56
I rested a while, and I fell asleep.
:02:59
I called to say that I'd be a little late.
There wasn't any answer.
:03:04
I came over just as soon
as I could find a cab.
:03:08
Then I called you.
:03:10
- Do I have to stay here?
- No.
:03:13
I'll get somebody to drive you home.
:03:17
Could he have hit his head
on the table when he fell?
:03:20
He could have,
but with the beating he took...
:03:22
...it wouldn't have made
much difference.
:03:25
- Take Miss Lewis home.
- Right.
:03:27
Check at the bar while you're there. They
won't know anything, but check anyway.
:03:31
There were three soldiers.
She left Samuels talking to one.
:03:34
Make a report for the Army and have the
provost marshal's office locate this man.
:03:39
All right, Miss Lewis.
:03:45
What do you want?
:03:47
- I'm sorry. I must have the wrong place.
- What place are you looking for?
:03:52
I thought it was this apartment.
I was looking for a buddy.
:03:56
You cops?
:03:59
- Has something happened?
- Tell us about this buddy of yours.