:40:02
Someone forced him to open the vault.
Then someone killed him because he did.
:40:07
Someone who could get in and out in four
minutes. Someone with an alarm key.
:40:11
lf you're half-right you got
one hell of a crystal ball.
:40:14
There was a safe-deposit key
on the watchman's body.
:40:17
We just checked with the bank.
The watchman was a very rich man.
:40:22
(Mrs Morgan) Harry told me stories.
:40:24
He played the market, he said.
He played the horses, he said.
:40:27
But George wasn't a gambler.
:40:31
lt wasn't in him. l knew him.
:40:37
And when l would...
l hope that's cold enough.
:40:40
Thank you.
:40:42
When l would say
''lf we're all that well off
:40:46
how come you have
to be a night watchman?'',
:40:49
for six years he'd say ''Out of loyalty
to Mr Bishop.'' George was loyal.
:40:54
Are you suggesting that he was killed
by the same people he was loyal to?
:40:59
You're damn right.
:41:02
Ever since Mr Bishop was shot
George has been scared.
:41:08
l just don't mean of you guys.
:41:10
Well, you must have wondered
or asked him to tell you...
:41:13
Yeah, did l ever.
:41:16
l used to hope that he'd talk
in his sleep, you know, but nothing.
:41:21
Mrs Morgan, did your husband ever
give you anything like a phone number?
:41:26
Anything for emergencies?
:41:32
Oh. Christ, how could l be so stupid?
:41:37
lmagine trying to keep something
from her for six years.
:41:41
Six years.
:41:44
He must have started as watchman at the
same time Bishop took over as manager.
:41:49
l just clean forgot. He gave me
this over a year ago.
:41:56
- May l use your phone?
- Go right ahead.