:32:02
Please, Mr. Graham,
I'm worried about you.
:32:04
We were too late, Mr. Graham.
Much too late. I'm sorry.
:32:08
I wonder if you'd mind
coming with me for a minute?
:32:11
Certainly.
:32:20
I have to make a report.
:32:21
Just routine, you understand,
otherwise I wouldn't trouble you.
:32:25
I understand your wife
used to come here quite often.
:32:27
Yes, she loved this spot.
:32:29
She'd suddenly get out of bed
and come here and spend hours.
:32:31
Who are you?
:32:33
- Louise Howell, Mrs. Graham's nurse.
- Why did Mrs. Graham need a nurse?
:32:36
She'd been ill for years.
She thought she'd never be well again.
:32:40
However, Dr. Sherman, her physician,
can tell you more about that.
:32:43
I understand Mrs. Graham
wasn't missed till about 7:00.
:32:46
That's right. When the maid
took her dinner up, she was gone.
:32:49
We weren't called until 8:15.
:32:51
Everyone thought
perhaps she'd gone for a walk.
:32:53
Although she didn't ordinarily do that
without telling someone.
:32:56
When her slippers were found here,
I thought it best to call you.
:32:59
I see.
:33:00
Where were you all this time,
Miss Howell?
:33:03
I was in the village. This was my day off.
:33:06
I never should have left her alone.
:33:08
- I blame myself for this.
- Why should you? It was your day off.
:33:12
How do you think
the accident happened, Mr. Graham?
:33:14
It wasn't an accident.
She did it deliberately.
:33:19
If you don't want me for anything else,
I have some calls to make.
:33:22
Mr. Graham's children are away at school
and they have to be notified.
:33:26
- Would you like me to tell them?
- No, I'll take care of that.
:33:32
Do you think it was suicide, Miss Howell?
:33:34
- She had spells of extreme depression.
- Evidently.
:33:40
She must've been trapped by the weeds.
:33:45
Weeds grow very long here,
near the shore.
:33:47
Then, I guess the current carried her out.
:33:53
The body was found out here.
:33:56
This is the rock
where Mrs. Graham's slippers were found.