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because I have some questions that
might clear things up for both of us.

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Has your wife ever talked to you
about David Korvo?

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What's David Korvo
got to do with her?

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Dr Sutton,
I know this is tough for you

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but you're entitled
to know all the facts.

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Your wife was tied up
with David Korvo kind of intimately.

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That's ridiculous.
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I don't believe it.
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I refuse to listen to
that kind of talk about my wife.

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I'd listen, if I were you.
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It's part of the case against her.
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Don't tell me my wife and David...
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Sorry, Doctor, to rub it in, but
we have witnesses to their relation.

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The staff at Korvo's hotel.
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That... can't be true.
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It must be part of
some fantastic plot against Ann.

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Last week, your wife denounced
Mrs Randolph in a fit of jealousy

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for coming between her and Korvo.
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It happened at a party.
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Your wife paid daily visits to his
hotel for a week before the murder.

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They sat drinking in the bar-room.
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She quarrelled with him there
one day, broke a glass,

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then rushed up
to telephone Mrs Randolph.

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You have witnesses?
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Yes.
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When can I talk to my wife?
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Now, if you want to.
She's waiting in Dr Duval's office.

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Cet her, will you, Bob?
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You understand
it'll have to be in front of me.

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- Can we have ten minutes alone?
- Sorry. Police regulations.

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But we'll stay out of your way.
:45:57
We're not trying to throw
any curves in this case, Doctor.


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