:41:01
I closed them.
:41:04
- You--
- Yes, I strangled her,
:41:08
right over there on that rug.
:41:10
I strangled her.
And-- oh, yes,
:41:14
I screwed her first.
:41:19
You raped and strangled--
:41:22
No, not rape.
:41:24
She wanted it.
- You're lying !
:41:29
You can't take me with
a crude game like this.
:41:32
Honestly, Milo, I gave you
credit for better sport.
:41:35
When I was here yesterday...
:41:37
planting the blood and
clothes for old Doppler,
:41:39
Tea showed up looking for you.
:41:42
So I "pitched her a little woo,"
as you would've said in your day,
:41:46
and we danced cheek to cheek to those
cornball, big-band oldies of yours.
:41:51
I mean, who but you would have them ?
:41:53
Anyway, it worked.
:41:56
She got itchy, and I had to scratch,
didn't I ?
:41:59
And afterwards she got sleepy,
:42:02
and that's when I did it, old boy.
:42:04
I wrung her neck.
:42:07
She was under that freshly-dug mound of earth...
:42:09
that old Doppler took such a fancy to.
- "Was" ? She's not now ?
:42:13
- No, I moved her.
- Where to ?
:42:15
The flooded gravel pit ?
Fu Manchu's abandoned glue factory ?
:42:19
It doesn't matter where to.
:42:21
The Police will find her in due course
if they haven't found her already.
:42:24
- The Police ?
- Yes.
:42:26
I phoned them about an hour ago...
:42:28
and asked them to meet me here at 10:00.
:42:31
They should arrive in about 15 minutes.
:42:34
I'm sure they will too.
:42:37
Led, no doubt, by intrepid,
downy Inspector Doppler.
- Nope.
:42:42
It'll be a real cop, all right.
:42:44
Detective Sergeant Tarrant
Is his name.
:42:47
Check it, if you like.
:42:50
I told him a lot about you, Andrew.
:42:52
I said I knew you to be a man
obsessed with games-playing...
:42:56
and murder considered as a fine art.
:42:58
Your life's great ambition, I said,
of which you'd often spoken...