:11:00
Why don't you, Jocelyn?
We'll go on alone.
:11:04
Well, l- I have to go past the house
and change my clothes.
:11:07
All right.
:11:16
- Hello, Colonel.
- Hello.
:11:19
Mr. Bradshaw.
:11:22
Appalling thing. Carson.
:11:25
He and I were quite good friends.
:11:28
I can't understand how it happened.
:11:31
[Sylvia]
Is there anyone you suspect, Colonel Whittingham?
:11:34
Now, Mrs. Fleury, you know policemen.
They suspect everybody.
:11:37
What time did it happen?
:11:39
The coroner puts it
at about 10:00.
:11:41
That's odd.
I went to the club after I left Father's.
:11:45
I was worrying about Bradshaw's article,
how they'd take it.
:11:48
I may have passed Carson's house,
at the very moment-
:11:50
How awful. You might
have saved his life.
:11:53
A few minutes earlier, I might have met him
in the street. We'd have stopped and talked.
:11:57
He'd have asked me in for a drink,
and then we'd have found this-
:12:00
- I suppose it was a thief.
- Quite likely.
:12:03
Maxwell, on your way to the club,
Bradshaw mentioned the time...
:12:06
and it occurred to me that you might have
passed Carson's house.
:12:09
Uh, did you see anybody
hanging about outside?
:12:11
See anybody? No.
:12:13
There was a car
that drove by afterward.
:12:16
Afterward? After what?
:12:18
After I passed Carson's house.
:12:20
I'm sorry I can't be of more help, Colonel.
:12:23
- Do you think she'll care, Colonel?
- Who?
:12:26
The ex-Mrs. Carson.
He was very much in love with her, you know.
:12:28
I couldn't say.
:12:30
- Poor man. He came out here
with such high hopes.
- Mmm.
:12:33
Well, a chap can't pick the way he'll die,
or we'd all do better at it.
:12:37
Good-bye, Colonel.
:12:45
[Chattering]
:12:52
[Dog Barking]
:12:55
- Here, Colonel, sir.
- Right. Out you get.
:12:58
I steal nothing, Colonel, sir.
I find purse in cane field.