:36:03
Let me ask you a question,
before I forget.
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- Do you take medication for that?
- For what?
:36:08
- Breathlessness.
- No.
:36:17
Let me answer your question:
"What is the relevance of the janitor?"
:36:27
Why don't I take you through it
from where I'm sitting?
:36:32
At some time between 2:00 and 2:30,
:36:35
the janitor thought he heard
a vehicle approaching through the woods.
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He looks out, sees nothing.
No lights, nothing.
:36:44
He figures it must be hunters.
:36:47
Some time later, he hears a noise.
:36:50
A door. Maybe a window slam.
:36:53
He gets up, and between 2:30 and 2:45
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he makes a search with a flashlight
of the top three floors.
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Finding nothing untoward,
he goes back to his apartment on the roof.
:37:09
The flashlight you saw was his.
:37:13
The footsteps you heard were his.
:37:16
The elevator you were chasing
up and down was empty.
:37:20
It's prone to such activity
due to an electrical fault.
:37:25
Apparently it happens
frequently during gales.
:37:29
The gale that was swinging the door,
:37:31
knocked you down
and confused you so much.
:37:36
And so here we are
back to where I'm sitting.
:37:41
Why don't you tell me
what really went on that night?
:37:47
There are two men
that know I didn't kill him.
:37:52
One is me,
and the other is the man that did.
:37:55
Which man is this?
We just dealt with the man.