:45:04
I didn't expect you to give me
more inf ormation...
:45:07
...but certain f acts
contradict your original statement.
:45:11
-I wish you'd say what you mean.
-Yes, let's do that.
:45:17
On the night of the Atkinson murder,
you looked at Dix on Steele...
:45:21
-...and said you didn't know him.
-I didn't.
:45:24
Since then, you and he
have been inseparable.
:45:28
He's writing a script.
I'm typing it.
:45:30
-Do you receive a salary f or this?
-No. I'm doing it f or love.
:45:35
-You're in love with Mr. Steele?
-For the record, I am.
:45:39
-Are you going to be married?
-lf we do, I'll send you an invitation.
:45:44
After all, you introduced us
to each other.
:45:48
-You're not making my job any easier.
-I don't see how I could.
:45:53
Why the chip on your shoulder?
:45:56
Why the defiant attitude? Aren't we
on the same side in this matter?
:46:01
Doesn't it f righten you
that there's a killer at large?
:46:04
He may be in your building.
Certainly in your neighbourhood.
:46:12
Look at these men.
They seem perfectly normal to you?
:46:20
Yes.
:46:22
Each one has committed
a horrible murder.
:46:25
Each one is a ruthless maniac.
:46:29
Mildred Atkinson wasn't killed f or any
understandable reason.
:46:32
She had no money, no enemies.
It wasn't a sex murder.
:46:37
The act of a sick mind with an urge to
destroy something young and lovely.
:46:43
I recognize your position, captain,
but you must recognize mine.
:46:47
I love Dix. It upsets me that you
suspect him, even f or a second.
:46:52
Not a second, f or three weeks.
He's our most logical suspect.
:46:56
Why don't you investigate
her boyf riend?
:46:58
We have.
He seems absolutely in the clear.