1:18:01
Thank you, Mr Everett.
Did he mention disliking his hats?
1:18:06
What the hell is this?
What does it matter?
1:18:09
I'm following a line of questioning.
1:18:11
Please. Mr Everett, did he ever
say anything to you about his hats?
1:18:16
- Never, sir.
- Thank you, Mr Everett.
1:18:31
Mr Abbott, what did you discuss
the last time you saw him?
1:18:35
He was considering buying Haiti.
1:18:38
- The country?
- Yes, sir.
1:18:43
Thank you, Mr Abbott.
Nothing about hats?
1:18:47
- No.
- Thank you, Mr Abbott.
1:18:50
Mrs Farnswon'th, how was your
relationship with your husband?
1:18:54
Very, very close. Very, very special.
1:18:57
Miss Logan claims
he was getting a divorce
1:19:01
and he asked her to marry him.
1:19:03
I don't doubt that.
1:19:06
My husband loved me
very much, but he was a man.
1:19:09
He would say or do anything
to make a conquest,
1:19:13
but it never touched our marriage.
That's what made it so special.
1:19:18
They're pinning it on Betty.
1:19:19
Miss Logan, I am sorry if I've said
anything that's hurt you.
1:19:25
I don't know you well enough
for you to hurt me.
1:19:28
- I hope you don't doubt my word.
- I don't, I'm sure you're lying.
1:19:33
I assume if Mr Farnswon'th told you
1:19:35
about disliking his hats,
you'd let us know.
1:19:38
You want to know about his hats?
He wouldn't wear socks with a suit!
1:19:43
Every time he crossed his legs,
you could see his ankles were bare!
1:19:47
That's when he stopped wearing hats.
They looked funny without socks!
1:19:51
But he never told you
he disliked them.
1:19:54
- What?
- His hats.
1:19:56
Are you crazy? What kind
of questions are you asking?
1:19:59
All right. Sit down.
Conway, turn that thing on.