:44:20
For Inspector Lestrade
of Scotland Yard.
:44:22
What?
:44:26
But...
:44:28
Excuse me Inspector.
:44:29
Please Watson.
:44:30
Thank you.
:44:42
So sorry old fellow.
:44:43
No orange pips.
:44:47
Here just a minute
:44:48
that might be
police business.
:44:52
Inspector Lestrade,
:44:54
I must see you at once
:44:55
about the
Driercliff mystery.
:44:57
Please come to my
shop in the village
:44:58
as soon as possible.
:45:00
Alex MacGregor.
:45:01
MacGregor, the
tobacconist.
:45:03
Where is his shop?
:45:04
Next to the inn.
:45:05
Well I better be off.
:45:06
Mind if I come
along with you?
:45:08
All right Mr. Holmes,
:45:09
if you think you
can be any help.
:45:11
I think I'll come
along too Holmes.
:45:12
No Watson you stay here.
:45:13
These are the
last two members
:45:15
of the Good Comrades,
:45:16
their safety
depends on you.
:45:18
You can rely on me Holmes.
:45:20
Pass the wine
along would you.
:45:27
Excuse me please.
:45:28
Excuse me.
:45:29
I was afraid of this.
:45:30
Were too late.
:45:37
Dead?
:45:40
Aye sir.
:45:41
Shot through the temple.
:45:42
How did you know we'd
be too late Mr. Holmes?
:45:45
Because we were
not the first
:45:46
to read MacGregor's
message.
:45:47
What?
:45:48
Look here Lestrade.
:45:50
This envelope has been
steamed open and resealed.
:45:51
Blimey so it is.
:45:55
Poor chap, he must
have known too much.
:45:57
Has the coroner
been here Sergeant?
:45:59
He's on his way sir.