: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.
:47:01
But look at Mr. Steele's record:
:47:05
Fights, scandals, destruction.
:47:09
It all adds up to the same thing:
an erratic, violent man.
:47:14
All this happened years ago.
He's changed.
:47:17
He has?
:47:18
Ask Sgt. Nicolai about
the other night.
:47:21
How he dwelled on the murder.
:47:24
How he made Brub and his wife act it
out. Obviously, killing f ascinates him.
:47:29
I don't believe that.
:47:32
Because you're in love with him.
Thank you f or coming.
:47:36
-Goodbye, captain.
-Goodbye.
:47:43
Go on, say it. " I told you so."
:47:46
Where would that get us?
:47:48
I violated your confidence.
I'm sorry.
:47:50
It's all right.
You know what you're doing.
:47:56
-I've got Mr. Kesler.
-Hello, Mr. Kesler.
:47:58
-How do you do?
-Sorry to inconvenience you.