1:02:02
Now who's going to tell what?
1:02:05
(Sighs) I killed Harry
with the heel of my shoe.
1:02:12
So it was you.
1:02:14
We're on our way to get Calvin Wiggs.
1:02:16
- And have him call the state police.
- I keep telling her there's no need.
1:02:20
He's right and, besides, it'd be
indecent. Harry's dead and buried.
1:02:23
Sam, I've got something to tell you.
1:02:26
You haven't dug him up again.
1:02:29
Well, I...
1:02:37
(Miss Gravely)
I insisted, Mr Marlowe.
1:02:39
- Don't you understand?
- You have nothing to fear.
1:02:44
It's my concern entirely.
1:02:46
As soon as Captain Wiles told me the
full circumstances of his being here
1:02:50
I knew there was nothing for me
to hide.
1:02:52
You know all about Harry?
1:02:54
Well, I'm afraid I do, Mrs Rogers,
and...
1:02:57
and after all, nobody could possibly
gossip about a lady and a maniac.
1:03:00
You'd be surprised.
1:03:03
You don't quite understand
what murder involves, Miss Gravely.
1:03:05
It'd be hours and hours
of questioning and photographs,
1:03:08
and the whole of your private life
spread indecently in the newspapers.
1:03:13
What makes you think
my private life is indecent?
1:03:16
I didn't mean that. I meant that
the way they pry is indecent.
1:03:19
They'll hound you to death.
1:03:20
There'll be newspapermen,
photographers, detectives.
1:03:23
I've made up my mind.
1:03:25
She certainly has.
1:03:27
It was Captain Wiles here
who persuaded me to call
1:03:30
and tell Mrs Rogers
what I proposed to do.
1:03:33
After all, she is most closely
connected with the business.
1:03:37
What do you think about it,
Mrs Rogers?
1:03:39
I can't see why you're all
making such a fuss about Harry.
1:03:42
If he was buried, I don't see
why you had to dig him up.
1:03:46
But since you have, I guess
you'd better do what you think best.
1:03:49
I don't care what you do with him,
as long as you don't revive him.
1:03:53
I have a free hand, then.
1:03:55
Free as a bird. As far as I'm
concerned, it's ancient history.