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Me, a defense witness?
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Inspector Clouseau?
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Nothing to worry about.
You'll make fools out of them.
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Inspector Clouseau,
you have testified under oath
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to certain pertinent facts
concerning this case.
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Your testimony
and your testimony alone
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has been the major factor
in casting suspicion on the defendant.
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Aside from the Phantom himself,
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you are the foremost authority
on the Phantom.
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I have made
the Phantom my life's work.
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You've testified the Phantom
has been a frequent guest
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at the numerous parties
given by Miss Angela Dunning.
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That is correct, yes.
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You've testified it was either during
or sometime soon afterwards
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that certain of Miss Dunning's guests
were robbed of their jewels.
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Yes.
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- How many times did this happen?
- Sixteen.
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- Sixteen parties, sixteen thefts?
- Yes.
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- Sir Charles attended all sixteen?
- All of them.
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And how many of those parties
did you attend, Inspector?
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All of them.
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Very interesting.
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You attended the first party
when the jewels were stolen?
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Yes.
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The jewels were stolen
during or after the party?
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After.
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You knew they were
going to be stolen?
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- Well, yes.
- How did you know?
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That is the modus operandi
of the Phantom.
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He always works that way.
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I see.
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Were the same people
always present at each party?
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No, the guest lists varied.
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Outside of Sir Charles,
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was anybody else always present
at each of these parties?
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No.
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Only Sir Charles was present at
each party when there was a robbery?
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- Yes.
- I see.
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- And what about you?
- Me?