1:01:02
My nephew wears them
and half the time they're falling out.
1:01:06
The other morning at breakfast,
one ended up in the cereal.
1:01:09
Mrs Kennicut is not your nephew,
Lieutenant.
1:01:12
Mrs Kennicut was struck forcibly.
Now, let's bear that in mind.
1:01:16
Isn't it possible they were knocked loose?
1:01:19
Anything's possible. The autopsy report
said nothing about any of this at all.
1:01:24
Forget about that.
I checked with the medical examiner.
1:01:27
They snuffed it off.
They didn't bother to look.
1:01:30
All they were concerned about
was cause of death.
1:01:33
(Man) Lieutenant!
1:01:42
(Brimmer) Well, I hope it's not a waste.
1:01:45
What else can I do?
I've got to pursue every possibility.
1:01:49
It's almost a criminal breach to disappoint
you now after what you've been through.
1:02:07
Move over.
1:02:09
Listen. We're in luck. The right contact lens
is missing and it's not in the coffin.
1:02:14
Well, it might have fallen out
in the morgue, I guess.
1:02:17
Or in the ambulance. Or in the street.
1:02:19
She might have lost it before she was killed.
1:02:23
- Could be a hundred places.
- (Colombo) That's true.
1:02:26
But maybe,
and this is what we got to hope for,
1:02:29
maybe it's at the place
where she was murdered.
1:02:32
- But we don't know where that place is.
- No, sir, we don't know for sure.
1:02:36
But I've got a few hunches.
1:02:38
- Unless you can be specific, I can't help.
- I think the lieutenant deserves some room.
1:02:43
- As you wish.
- You go your own way.
1:02:45
- Thank you, sir. I will.
- But keep us posted.
1:02:48
Yes, sir. I will. I'll keep you posted.
1:02:57
I only wish one thing.
1:02:59
- I wish the murderer knew about this.
- Why?