1:05:00
He must be still at it.
1:05:02
Something on your mind?
1:05:05
- It doesn't make sense to me.
- What doesn't?
1:05:08
Women aren't that unpredictable.
1:05:11
Hmm. Well, I can't guess
what you're thinking.
1:05:15
A woman has a favourite handbag,
1:05:18
And it always hangs on her bedpost
where she can get at it easily.
1:05:22
Then, all of a sudden, she goes away
on a trip and leaves it behind. Why?
1:05:25
Because she didn't know
she was going on a trip,
1:05:27
And where she's going,
she wouldn't need the handbag.
1:05:29
Yes, but only her husband
would know that.
1:05:33
And that jewellery - Women don't
keep their jewellery in a purse
1:05:36
Getting all twisted
and scratched and tangled up.
1:05:39
Well, do they hide it
in their husband's clothes?
1:05:40
They do not.
And they don't leave it behind either.
1:05:45
Why, a woman going anywhere
but the hospital
1:05:47
Would always take make-up,
perfume and jewellery.
1:05:51
Put that over there.
That's inside stuff, huh?
1:05:53
It's basic equipment.
1:05:55
And you don't leave it behind in
your husband's drawer
1:05:58
In your favourite handbag.
1:05:59
Well, I'm with you, sweetie.
I'm with you.
1:06:01
Tom Doyle has a pat answer
for that though.
1:06:03
That Mrs Thorwald left at 6:00am
yesterday with her husband?
1:06:06
According to those witnesses.
1:06:08
Well, I have a pat rebuttal
for Mr Doyle.
1:06:10
Couldn't have been Mrs Thorwald,
or I don't know women.
1:06:14
- What about the witnesses?
- We'll agree they saw a woman,
1:06:19
But she was not Mrs Thorwald.
1:06:21
- That is, not yet.
- Is that so?
1:06:29
Come here.
1:06:33
I'd like to see your friend's face
when we tell him.
1:06:36
He doesn't sound
like much of a detective.
1:06:39
Oh, don't be too hard on him.
He's a steady worker.
1:06:43
I sure wish he'd show up.
1:06:45
Don't rush him. We have all night.
1:06:51
- We have all what?
- Night.
1:06:53
I'm going to stay with you.
1:06:57
Well, you'll have to clear that
with my landlord.