1:04:00
In another minute
1:04:02
they would have
thrown me in the sea
1:04:03
and got away on a boat
1:04:04
chartered by Simpson.
1:04:05
It's out there
now off shore.
1:04:17
Congratulations Lestrade.
1:04:19
You bagged the lot.
1:04:20
That's all right
Mr. Holmes.
1:04:22
And may I congratulate
you gentlemen
1:04:23
on a very ingenious plan.
1:04:25
I must confess
1:04:26
if you wouldn't have
over embellished
1:04:28
into the business
of the orange pips
1:04:29
this sinister
significance
1:04:31
of the happenings
of Driercliff House
1:04:32
might have escaped my
attention all together.
1:04:33
Your quite eloquent
Mr. Holmes.
1:04:35
And if Captain Simpson
1:04:36
hadn't removed his
tobacco from the library
1:04:38
you might still have
perfected your escape.
1:04:40
Incidentally, Lestrade,
1:04:41
I think you'll find
1:04:42
that each of
these gentlemen
1:04:44
has his share of
the insurance money
1:04:45
probably in a
well-stuffed money belt.
1:04:47
You fool Simpson.
1:04:49
I told you somebody would
notice that tobacco jar.
1:04:51
A fool am I?
1:04:53
Who asked this detective
to come stay at the house?
1:04:54
He did.
1:04:55
I had to the way you and
Merrivale were acting.
1:04:57
Shut up Cosgrave.
1:04:58
Don't tell me to shut up.
1:04:59
You and your orange pips.
1:05:01
You said they would
divert suspicion
1:05:02
but did they?
1:05:03
No.
1:05:04
You and your orange
pips fixed us.
1:05:05
All right, all right,
1:05:07
get back into
line all of you.
1:05:08
Now come on.
1:05:09
You get back into
line all of you.
1:05:10
Now then, hand
over that money.
1:05:14
Here, here, here
1:05:15
no more tricks like that.
1:05:17
If it hadn't been
1:05:18
for the sharp eyes
of Mr. Holmes here
1:05:19
you might of...
1:05:21
you might of shot someone.
1:05:23
And I thought you
were my friends.
1:05:25
Such good friends.
1:05:27
How could you?
1:05:28
Never mind my good men,
1:05:30
you'll soon be
in the dump
1:05:32
with the rest of them.
1:05:33
No, Lestrade,
1:05:34
Mr. Alastair's
completely innocent.
1:05:35
They selected him
as their dupe.
1:05:38
Oh.
1:05:40
It's all clear to me,
Holmes, except one thing,
1:05:43
why did they
kill MacGregor?
1:05:45
Because MacGregor didn't
believe in ghosts.
1:05:47
One night on the beach
1:05:49
he saw a man he
thought was dead,
1:05:51
probably our friend
big foot there
1:05:54
and was rash enough
1:05:55
to write Lestrade
a note about it.
1:05:57
That note was his
death warrant.
1:05:59
Very pretty
theorizing Mr. Holmes