:59:00
Exactly.
:59:01
But everybody didn't
know what you knew.
:59:04
You worked out
the meaning
:59:05
of the Musgrave ritual.
:59:07
I have?
:59:08
Oh.
:59:09
Yes.
:59:10
You have.
:59:12
You claimed you
knew nothing
:59:13
about the game of chess.
:59:15
When I suggested
you'd moved
:59:16
off your proper square
:59:18
you promptly named
king's bishop three
:59:20
and what's more
moved back onto it.
:59:22
Nonsense.
:59:24
Why shouldn't I have
stepped out of my
square in the first...
:59:25
Mess up my moves,
spoil my game
:59:27
and protect me
from finding
:59:28
what you had
already found.
:59:29
And that was?
:59:31
The old land grant
I took from this box
:59:33
which would have
made Sally Musgrave
:59:35
upon the death
of her brothers,
:59:36
the richest
woman in England.
:59:41
Now what's that?
:59:43
Don't tell me you
found another needle?
:59:47
No, no.
:59:48
It's just a button.
:59:51
It wouldn't be
yours, would it?
:59:53
Mine?
:59:55
Clearly.
1:00:04
Thank you.
1:00:07
Would you mind telling me
1:00:08
why you think I was
down here with Brunton?
1:00:09
No, not at all.
1:00:11
As I see it you killed
Phillip Musgrave
1:00:13
in his own room,
1:00:14
carried his body
down through the
secret passageway,
1:00:17
out through the
greenhouse into the garage
1:00:19
where you crammed it
into the rumble seat
of that roadster
1:00:21
but unfortunately for you,
1:00:23
you had a witness.
1:00:26
Brunton was there,
1:00:28
sleeping off his drunk.
1:00:31
Nursing a grudge
against Phillip Musgrave.
1:00:34
Brunton became
your accessory.
1:00:37
But you didn't
want an accessory
1:00:39
so you lured him down
here with a promise
1:00:41
to share the Musgrave
treasure with him
1:00:44
and exit Brunton.
1:00:48
Very ingenious,
Mr. Holmes.
1:00:50
You seem to
have everything
1:00:52
except perhaps the
negligible item of proof.
1:00:55
Suppose we leave
that to the jury.
1:00:56
Suppose we do.
1:00:58
Shall we go?