:26:07
Presumed time of death, doctor?
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- 7 or 7:30 pm.
- Thank you.
:26:11
That's enough photos!
:26:12
Cover her.
:26:17
Seems like the work of a sex maniac.
:26:19
But there's also a million dollars
:26:20
which have disappeared.
:26:25
As far as I'm aware you're the only person
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who knew the victim here in Athens.
:26:37
I'm a police inspector.
:26:39
Didn't you hear what I said?
:26:40
Yes, but it's not true.
:26:42
There was someone else who tired to kill her
:26:45
two nights ago in an old theatre in the city.
:26:48
Who?
:26:49
I'd like to know too.
:26:50
Lisa didn't want to tell me anything.
:26:52
He was a big tall man, and there was a woman too.
:26:57
A red-head, I think.
:26:58
I didn't have time to get a good look.
:27:00
We'll check it out.
:27:03
What were you doing yesterday afternoon?
:27:05
I had lunch in the hotel.
:27:06
Then I requested a call to London at about 3.
:27:08
I waited for an hour and twenty minutes at the bar.
:27:11
And who did you speak to in London?
:27:12
With Mr Brenton, the director of the life branch
:27:15
of Intercontinental Limited.
:27:17
What's your relation to Intercontinental?
:27:20
From slave to boss.
:27:22
I've worked for Intercontinental for eleven years.
:27:24
I had the job of checking out that woman, and
:27:26
I had to investigate her possible responsibility for
:27:28
the plane crash which resulted in a lot of money.
:27:31
And what did you do after the phone call?
:27:33
I was at our office in Athens, where they told me
:27:36
that Mrs Baumer had been to withdraw
:27:38
a million dollars and that she wanted it in cash.
:27:43
So you knew she'd cashed the cheque. Go on.
:27:47
Then I went around the city. Why?
:27:51
Mr Linch, your alibi can only be partially confirmed.
:27:56
And I'm thinking you're very perceptive
:27:58
and you think you've got the murderer.