:06:01
Yes, sir, a real September courtship.
:06:04
September courtship!
:06:06
This was October or November,
at the very latest.
:06:09
He was 75!
:06:11
Aunt Bedelia is...?
:06:12
Never mind, my dears.
:06:13
The point is Bedelia loved
her rather elderly beau...
:06:17
...and her own father had him murdered!
:06:21
Yarbro was the guy's name
and he supposedly died...
:06:26
...in a "hunting accident."
:06:29
That's what's on the books, anyway.
:06:31
For Bedelia, it was the last straw.
:06:34
She bashed her father's head in
with a marble ashtray.
:06:40
So rumor has it.
:06:43
Well, however it happened...
:06:45
...it was good riddance
to some extremely bad rubbish.
:06:48
And my lovely niece
and my handsome nephew...
:06:51
...have very good reasons
for being pleased...
:06:53
...by old Nathan's death.
:06:55
There was no trouble about the will.
:06:57
Share and share alike.
:07:03
And now...
:07:04
...every Father's Day,
every single Father's Day since his death...
:07:08
...for seven long years,
she returns to this house.
:07:12
The "scene of the crime. "
:07:15
-ls that--
-Oh, yes.
:07:18
You can almost set your watch by her.
:07:24
"Screech to a halt," as they say.
:07:26
Do you think she really did it?
:07:28
Oh, yes.
:07:30
l know she did.
:07:33
Bedelia was always very unstable,
even when she was much younger.
:07:37
After the death of her gentleman friend,
she grew steadily worse.
:07:44
Why Father's Day?
:07:45
Because that was the day of the tragedy.
:07:47
And she is overwhelmed
with her own guilt.
:07:51
She will go to her father's grave
and meditate for about an hour.
:07:56
Then she will come inside
and we'll all sit down...
:07:59
...to a nice baked ham dinner.