:00:09
lt's no good, Mike.
:00:11
What?
:00:13
The doll. l can't find it.
:00:16
Hold on. l just found another suitcase.
:00:19
What?
:00:20
l just found another suitcase.
:00:34
Any luck?
:00:36
Well, just some papers.
:00:40
And some letters.
:00:41
Well, if any of them are from Mrs. Roat,
don't bother to read them to me.
:00:46
Oh, they're from you, Susy.
:00:49
You type very well.
:00:51
l didn't know Sam was a hoarder.
:00:59
Listen to me. We've got to face
the fact that Sam's in trouble.
:01:03
We've got to find that doll.
:01:05
lt's the one thing that proves
that Sam's connected with this.
:01:09
But it's not here.
We've looked for it.
:01:12
Well, now, wait a minute.
You're the one who told me.
:01:15
You said that Sam brought a doll
back from Canada.
:01:18
You said it's the same doll
that Roat described.
:01:20
You went right down the line
and told me that it proved...
:01:23
...that Sam and Mrs. Roat were connected.
:01:26
And now Mrs. Roat's dead,
murdered right next door.
:01:29
-Maybe l was wrong.
-That doesn't matter.
:01:32
lf you thought that way,
the police will think that way.
:01:35
Without the doll, it's a lot of ranting
and raving from those crazy Roats...
:01:38
...but with it,
the police have a case involving Sam.
:01:41
-Mike--
-Do you understand?
:01:42
Mike, did you notice how l jumped
when Mr. Roat Jr. came in here?
:01:47
-Have you been listening to me?
-For a moment, l thought it was the old man.
:01:51
He had on the exact same shoes
as his father. New shoes.
:01:55
And one of them squeaked a little bit.
:01:57
-You probably didn't notice.
-No, l didn't.