1:27:20
Suppose Mrs Thorwald's wedding ring
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Is among the jewellery
he has in that handbag?
1:27:25
Now, during the phone conversation
he held up three rings:
1:27:28
One with a diamond,
one with a big stone of some sort,
1:27:31
And then just a plain gold band.
1:27:33
The last thing she would leave behind
would be her wedding ring.
1:27:37
Stella,
do you ever leave yours at home?
1:27:39
The only way anybody could get that
ring would be to chop off my finger.
1:27:46
Let's go down and find out
what's buried in the garden.
1:27:50
Why not? I've always wanted
to meet Mrs Thorwald.
1:27:54
- What are you two talking about
- You got a shovel?
1:27:56
Of course I don't have a shovel.
1:27:57
- There's probably one in the basement.
- If you're squeamish, just don't look.
1:28:01
Squeamish? I'm not squeamish.
1:28:02
I just don't want you two
to end up like that dog.
1:28:05
Oh, you know, Miss Fremont,
he might just have something there.
1:28:09
Just hold on. Here, take this.
1:28:11
No sense taking any chances
in this thing.
1:28:13
Here, give me the phone book.
1:28:16
What for?
1:28:18
Maybe I can
get him out of that apartment.
1:28:20
We only need a few minutes.
1:28:22
I'll see if I can get about 15 minutes.
1:28:24
- How?
- Thorwald.
1:28:27
Thorwald...
Thorwald.
1:28:31
Chelsea 2-7099.
1:28:35
2-7099.
1:28:37
We scared him once,
maybe we can scare him again.
1:28:40
I guess I'm using that word
'we" a little freely.
1:28:43
You're taking all the chances.
1:28:46
- Shall we vote him in, Stella?
- Unanimously.
1:28:49
2-7099. Look out.
1:28:54
Chelsea.
1:28:57
Chelsea.