1:23:02
She seemed remarkably
sane and self-possessed.
1:23:04
- But insanity is all you can suggest?
- I don't understand it.
1:23:09
Oh, God! What's happened?
What's changed her?
1:23:11
Very effective, I'm sure.
But in this court we deal with fact.
1:23:15
And the fact, Mr Vole,
is that we've only your word for it.
1:23:18
That you left Mrs French's house
at the time you say,
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that you came home at 5 and 20 minutes
past 9, and that you did not go out again!
1:23:26
Somebody must have seen me
in the street or going in the house!
1:23:29
One would think so. But the only person
who did see you come home that night
1:23:33
says it was ten past ten
and that you had blood on your hands.
1:23:37
- I cut my wrist!
- You cut your wrist deliberately!
1:23:40
No, I didn't! I didn't do anything.
1:23:42
But you make it sound as though I did.
I can hear it myself.
1:23:45
You came home at ten past ten!
1:23:47
No, I didn't! You've got to believe me.
You've got to believe me!
1:23:51
You killed Emily French!
1:23:53
No, I didn't! I didn't do it!
1:23:56
I didn't kill her! I never killed anybody!
1:24:00
God, it's like a nightmare.
Some ghastly, horrible dream.
1:24:09
Good evening, Sir Wilfrid.
How did it go today?
1:24:12
Oh, Sir Wilfrid.
1:24:14
I'm from Hawks and Hill, sir, and I've
brought your Bermuda shorts for a fitting.
1:24:20
What?
1:24:21
- You'd better slip these on, Sir Wilfrid.
- I'm in the middle of a murder trial.
1:24:26
It'll all be over by the afternoon,
and the boat train doesn't go until 9.40.
1:24:30
You work it out. You know my shape,
you've stabbed it often enough.
1:24:33
Upstairs. You need a lukewarm bath
and your calcium injection.
1:24:38
And there's a lot more packing to be done.
1:24:42
It's ridiculous having boat reservations.
The jury may be out for days.
1:24:46
Not on this case, I'm afraid.
It seems too open-and-shut.
1:24:52
I watched when Frau Helm
was on the stand. They didn't like her.
1:24:56
No, but they believed her. They liked
Leonard Vole but they didn't believe him.