:42:00
And after the trial?
:42:10
I'm going to try and save your life.
:42:14
But if he loses his trust in me,
he loses everything.
:42:20
It's strange that a man can live
with a woman for 1 0 years...
:42:24
...and not know the first thing about her.
:42:36
What are you doing here, Ong?
:42:38
I thought perhaps there was something
further you wished me to do.
:42:41
What about?
:42:43
The letter, sir.
:42:45
Oh, yes.
:42:49
Mrs. Crosbie denies having written
anything of the sort.
:42:52
It's obviously a forgery.
:43:02
In that case,
there would be no objection...
:43:05
...if my friend delivered the letter
to the public prosecutor?
:43:09
No, none at all.
:43:13
But, Mr. Joyce...
:43:15
...from my study of the case, I believe
that if my friend could be induced...
:43:19
...to deliver the letter into our hands,
it would save--
:43:22
It would save a great deal of trouble.
:43:24
Under what circumstance would your friend
be "induced" to part with the letter?
:43:29
But my friend does not have the letter.
The woman has it.
:43:32
She did not know its value
until my friend told her.
:43:36
What value did he put on it?
:43:39
Ten thousand dollars.
:43:51
Only 10,000?
Why not 50, or 1 00?
:43:55
For the reason, sir...
:43:56
...that Mr. Crosbie has in the bank of the
British Malaya Company in Singapore...