:37:03
I kept remembering what you shouted
on the phone from MetcaIf.
:37:07
That I couId--
:37:10
Don't even say it.
:37:11
Forget you ever said it.
:37:13
Even more terrifying
than the murder itseIf was...
:37:16
...the horribIe thought that
if you had done it...
:37:19
...we wouId have been separated.
Perhaps forever.
:37:23
I couIdn't stand that.
:37:25
I couIdn't bear it.
:37:38
Captain TurIey is expecting me.
Guy Haines.
:37:41
Just a moment, Mr. Haines.
:37:53
Come in, pIease.
:38:00
Good of you to be so prompt,
Mr. Haines.
:38:02
-This is Lt. CampbeII.
-HeIIo.
:38:04
-Won't you sit down?
-Thank you, sir.
:38:06
I know you're busy, so we won't detain
you any Ionger than necessary.
:38:10
You've aIready been good enough to
teII us where you were Iast evening.
:38:14
We've found the man you spoke with
on the train.
:38:17
-I saw him outside.
-PIease come in, professor.
:38:25
Professor CoIIins.
This is Mr. Haines.
:38:28
You met on the train Iast night.
:38:31
I'm sorry, but I reaIIy don't
remember meeting this gentIeman.
:38:36
UnfortunateIy, I remember very IittIe
of our trip from New York.
:38:40
You see, we had a IittIe ceIebration.
:38:43
But, we were sitting
opposite each other...
:38:46
...in the observation car.
:38:48
You sang a song about a goat.
:38:50
A goat?
:38:51
And caIcuIus.
You were going over a speech.
:38:54
I was?
:38:56
I'm very sorry, Mr. Haines.
:38:59
I certainIy must
have been ceIebrating.