:20:21
- Hello, John. How's Mrs. Bellows?
- Those pills did the trick.
:20:25
Good.
:20:26
Constable Harris,
may I introduce Dr. Stanley,
:20:29
- Miss Merrill and Dr. West.
- How do you do?
:20:32
- Does anybody know about Ian?
- No.
:20:34
- Have you been in touch with Philips?
- No, he's not been down.
:20:37
- Philips?
Dr. Lawrence Philips.
:20:40
Oh, Dr. Philips!
What's he doing out here?
:20:42
- This is where he set up his lab.
- He could be of great help.
:20:46
You've got to get to him first.
He's a recluse.
:20:49
Who is he?
What does he do?
:20:51
Top man in cancer research.
:20:53
Before we do anything,
let's see that body.
:21:00
Not a very pretty sight.
:21:13
I intend to make
the first incision here. Agreed?
:21:16
Agreed.
:21:29
Here's something interesting.
:21:33
There are a series of minute
punctures in this dermal segment.
:21:37
That's odd.
:21:39
Let's collect segments
from other parts of the body.
:21:41
Try staining it with eosin.
:21:50
- It's the same with all of them.
- They're all over the body.
:21:54
I've never seen anything
like these punctures before.
:21:56
Could something have entered
the body through them?
:21:59
- Like what, for instance?
- It's possible some enzyme