:38:02
So...
:38:03
...animals can sense evil.
:38:05
Who let Dr. Doolittle in?
:38:07
Lieutenant, he came with Miss Robinson.
:38:10
This is police business. We'll let you
know if the coroner finds a tick.
:38:17
Face it--
:38:19
Forget it. She's right.
:38:21
Besides...
:38:22
...I wouldn't want someone tracing
my steps, pointing out my mistakes.
:38:40
So...
:38:42
...you don't think this is an obvious
suicide, Mr. Pet Detective?
:38:46
I wouldn't say that. There's plenty
of evidence here to support your theory.
:38:50
Except, of course, for that
spot of blood on the railing.
:38:58
May I tell you what I think happened?
:39:01
Alrighty, then!
:39:02
Roger Podacter went out after work,
had a few drinks, then came home.
:39:06
He wasn't alone. Someone else
was with him. There was a struggle...
:39:10
...and he was thrown over that balcony.
:39:12
Roger Podacter didn't commit suicide.
:39:15
He was murdered.
:39:18
That's a very entertaining story...
:39:21
...but real detectives have to worry
about that little thing called...
:39:25
...evidence.
:39:29
I think I heard a toilet flush.
:39:31
Maybe somebody lost a turtle.
:39:37
Well, I....
:39:39
I guess I'm out of my league here.
:39:43
Good work.
:39:52
There is just
one more thing, lieutenant.
:39:56
This woman is Roger Podacter's neighbor.
:39:59
She said she heard a scream. Right?