:47:02
-Thank you, sergeant.
-Anytime.
:47:05
Bye.
:47:08
-Can l fix you something?
-No, thanks.
:47:15
Hello.
:47:17
Oh, just a minute.
lt's for the sergeant.
:47:20
l'll get him.
:47:22
Sergeant!
:47:25
Sergeant!
:47:27
-What is it?
-You're wanted on the phone.
:47:32
Sorry to trouble you, Mrs. Hendrix.
:47:34
Afraid this is going
to be one of those days.
:47:37
Thank you.
:47:39
Carlino here.
:47:42
Yes, lieutenant, go ahead.
:47:45
He just walked in?
:47:47
Well, what's a doll got to do with it?
:47:51
Sure.
:47:52
Sure, l understand.
:47:54
Right.
:47:58
Mrs. Hendrix, l might as well
mention this while l'm here.
:48:01
l don't want to alarm you...
:48:03
...but there was a woman found
near here this morning.
:48:06
-l know.
-You knew her?
:48:08
That's not what l said.
:48:09
l know what happened.
l heard it on the radio.
:48:12
Oh, l see.
:48:15
Did your husband happen
to know her, by any chance?
:48:18
-My husband?
-Of course he didn't.
:48:19
l'm sorry, Mr. Talman,
l was asked to make inquiries.
:48:24
Did you hear anything peculiar yesterday
afternoon or evening, Mrs. Hendrix?
:48:29
No, l didn't.
We were out all afternoon.
:48:31
l go to blind school,
and my husband was at the studio.
:48:34
Was there anybody with him
at his studio?
:48:36
-No.
-Hey, wait a minute. What is this?
:48:39
He was supposed to photograph a girl,
and she didn't turn up.
:48:42
Nobody can verify he was there
or what he was up to?
:48:45
Are you questioning her
for a reason?
:48:47
-l'm not questioning her.
-Why are you taking notes?
:48:50
l'm allowed to talk, you know.
:48:52
Sure, but she's allowed not to.
She doesn't have to answer.
:48:55
Don't they study the Constitution
at police school?
:48:57
-You some lawyer?
-No, but l know her rights!
:48:59
l didn't think you were.