:57:02
important item underlined,
namely a withdrawal of £100.
:57:09
So that explains it.
:57:11
- I thought you 'd see.
- Yes, indeed.
:57:13
I admit the motive for Rowton's
murder had eluded me until now.
:57:17
He wasn't murdered.
He killed himself.
:57:19
- You really think so?
- It's obvious.
:57:22
Mrs McGinty blackmailed him, he drew
out of the bank to pay her off,
:57:26
murdered her and left the money
to incriminate the lodger.
:57:29
- That theory has a familiar ring.
- What?
:57:32
Oh, you did suggest
something like that.
:57:35
The point is, the lodger's innocent.
:57:38
Rowton did it and then took the easy
way out - couldn't stand the strain.
:57:42
The case is wrapped up. I'm going
to tell the Chief Constable.
:57:45
- I wouldn't do that if I were you.
- Why not?
:57:48
I think you 're wrong.
:57:50
- You do?
- Yes.
:57:52
I think our murderer got the money to
pay Mrs McGinty off George Rowton
:57:56
in a way which made it necessary
for Rowton to be disposed of later.
:58:01
Only a woman's mind
could have dreamt that one up.
:58:05
It may irritate you, Inspector, that
women sometimes have superior minds.
:58:10
You will simply have to accept it.
:58:16
Oh, don't you need this?
:58:20
Thank you.
:58:21
- Good night, Miss Marple.
- Good night, Inspector.
:58:39
- Good evening.
- Good evening.