:17:02
Let's say I've guessed
who the murderer is.
:17:05
A guess, mind you.
No more.
:17:07
Well, it wouldn't do me the slightest
of good, my dear fellow. Not the slightest.
:17:11
A court wants proof.
So, l- I just wait.
:17:15
Patience, my boy.
That's the ticket.
:17:18
Yes, I know that sounds-
sounds dull to you impatient chaps...
:17:21
but that's police work.
:17:23
Oh, he'll probably play into my hands,
whoever the fellow is.
:17:26
I'm in no hurry.
:17:28
You know, l- I said something
like that to a bloke once.
:17:31
I can't remember who.
:17:34
Oh, middle age, my boy,
no memory at all.
:17:36
Oh, yes. Yes, in B.G.
:17:38
That's where it was. Yes.
Yes, forgery.
:17:41
What put me on to my man
was a- a slip he made.
:17:44
Tiny one. Hardly noticed it.
:17:46
Chap said "afterward" instead of "after."
:17:51
Get the point?
Absolutely the key.
:17:54
No. No, probably not.
:17:56
I suppose I didn't explain it properly.
:17:59
"Afterward." That's what gave me the clue.
:18:02
"Afterward"?
:18:04
Absolutely, my dear fellow.
:18:06
That's what
put me on the scent.
:18:08
I'm glad you dropped by.
Happy to do that chairman thing for you.
:18:12
- You ring me up the day you need it. Cheerio.
- Thank you.
:18:27
Halt!
:18:38
[Horn Honking]
:18:48
You're late.
:18:50
I'm sorry.
I almost didn't get here.
:18:54
- Why not?
- Oh, it doesn't matter now.
:18:57
It does to me.
:18:59
Why?