:14:00
I have no idea.
:14:01
You reported it?
:14:02
Well, no, no I didn't.
:14:04
Why not?
:14:04
Well you see is it...
:14:06
My dear fellow, what
you're trying to say is
:14:07
the officers in your care
are all fine fellows,
:14:10
wonderful war
records and so on.
:14:11
Is that it?
:14:12
Precisely.
:14:14
So you thought perhaps
a private investigation.
:14:16
Exactly.
:14:17
Rather right and
proper thinking Watson.
:14:18
We're just in time
:14:20
to catch the nine thirty
train for Hurlstone.
:14:21
But my dear
fellow, there's no
immediate hurry.
:14:23
Isn't there?
:14:25
Your patients are all
victims of combat fatigue.
:14:27
Any one of them
:14:28
might go over the
edge at any moment
:14:30
and from what
you've told me
:14:31
there's a killer
loose at Hurlstone.
:14:33
Great Scott, you
may be right.
:14:35
Come on, Watson.
:14:36
We haven't a
moment to lose
:14:39
only hope we
shan't be too late.
:14:52
You were right, Watson,
:14:53
about Musgrave Manor.
:14:55
Houses like people have
definite personalities
:14:56
and this place is
positively ghoulish.
:14:58
It certainly is.
:15:01
Hello.
:15:02
What's that?
:15:04
Just the old greenhouse.
:15:05
No, no, that
pile of leaves.
:15:07
It's only a
pile of leaves.
:15:08
Why?
:15:09
Doesn't it strike
you as odd, Watson,
:15:11
that a pile of leaves
should be raked up
:15:13
in front of a
greenhouse door?
:15:15
No gardener in the
world would do that.
:15:28
Geoffrey Musgrave.
:15:51
That's all very
interesting,
:15:53
Inspector Lestrade,
:15:55
but what, may I
ask, does it prove?
:15:58
What I'm trying
to prove is this