:46:02
Lots of people have knives and saws
and ropes around their houses.
:46:06
And lots of men don't speak
to their wives all day.
:46:08
Lots of wives nag and
men hate them and trouble starts,
:46:11
But few of them end up in murder,
if that's what you're thinking.
:46:15
It's pretty hard for you to keep
away from that word, isn't it?
:46:17
You could see all that he did,
couldn't you?
:46:19
- Of course, I
- You could see co the shades were up
:46:22
And he walked along the corridor
and the street and the backyard.
:46:25
I've seen him -
:46:26
Jeff, do you think a murderer
would let you see all that?
:46:29
That he wouldn't pull the shades
down and hide behind them?
:46:32
He's being clever. He's being nonchalant.
:46:34
And that's
where you're not bring clever.
:46:36
A murderer would never parade
his crime in front of an open window.
:46:39
Why not?
:46:41
For all you know, there's
something sinister going on there.
:46:45
Where? Oh.
:46:48
No comment.
:47:12
Let's start
from the beginning again, Jeff.
:47:16
Tell me everything you saw
:47:19
And what you think it means.
:47:33
-
- yeah?
:47:35
"The name on the second floor
:47:36
Rear mail box reads,
'Mr and Mrs Lars'."
:47:39
"That's L-a-r-s."
:47:42
"Lars Thorwald."
:47:44
What's the number of the apartment?
:47:45
"125 West Ninth Street."
:47:49
Thank you, dear.
:47:50
"OK, chief.
What's my next assignment?"
:47:53
Just go home.
:47:55
'Alright, but what's he doing now?"
:47:58
He's just sitting
in the living room in the dark.