:49:00
- Sixteen parties, sixteen thefts?
- Yes.
:49:03
- Sir Charles attended all sixteen?
- All of them.
:49:06
And how many of those parties
did you attend, Inspector?
:49:10
All of them.
:49:13
Very interesting.
:49:15
You attended the first party
when the jewels were stolen?
:49:18
Yes.
:49:19
The jewels were stolen
during or after the party?
:49:22
After.
:49:24
You knew they were
going to be stolen?
:49:26
- Well, yes.
- How did you know?
:49:28
That is the modus operandi
of the Phantom.
:49:31
He always works that way.
:49:34
I see.
:49:37
Were the same people
always present at each party?
:49:40
No, the guest lists varied.
:49:44
Outside of Sir Charles,
:49:45
was anybody else always present
at each of these parties?
:49:50
No.
:49:51
Only Sir Charles was present at
each party when there was a robbery?
:49:56
- Yes.
- I see.
:49:59
- And what about you?
- Me?
:50:02
- Yes, you.
- What about me?
:50:05
- You were there.
- Yes.
:50:07
Then Sir Charles was not
the only one present at each party.
:50:11
What are you suggesting?
:50:12
I'm not suggesting
anything... yet.
:50:19
Inspector Clouseau?
:50:22
How much money do you make?
:50:26
- What has this got to do with it?
- Your salary...
:50:29
How much does
a police inspector get paid?
:50:32
Enough to buy a wife
a $10,000 mink coat?
:50:36
No, of course not.
:50:37
You're aware your wife spent $7,000
at Yves St. Laurent only last month?
:50:42
What?
:50:43
- Two months before that, $4,000.
- That's impossible.
:50:47
Your wife spent at least $30,000
on clothes during the past year.
:50:51
Sir, my wife is very frugal.
:50:53
She saves out of
the housekeeping money.