:22:01
And you didn't
go in?
:22:04
Not a chance.
:22:06
I was given the brush-off
by a very large doorman.
:22:09
So, I found a saloon,
:22:14
and then another,
:22:16
and I kept on
finding them.
:22:19
Please. You've got
to tell me more...
who her friends were...
:22:21
who might have been
in her apartment.
:22:23
Why don't you ask the police
or your husband?
:22:25
He seemed to know
the password.
:22:28
Please, no one else
can help me.
:22:30
You're the only one.
I don't know anything
about anything.
:22:35
I suppose you don't even know
why she was playing your song.
:22:37
I don't know any...
:22:43
My song?
"Heartbreak."
That night.
:22:46
She was playing it.
:22:50
Uh-uh.
No, she wouldn't.
:22:52
Not "Heartbreak."
You're crazy.
Maybe.
:22:57
Maybe someone else
was playing it for her.
Maybe you!
:23:01
Don't give me that!
I didn't see her.
It was your song.
:23:04
You were playing it
just before you...
You've got it all figured out.
:23:06
You were in her apartment.
Admit it. You strangled her.
:23:09
Hey!
What's going on in here?
:23:13
She's Bennett's wife.
:23:15
We were talking,
but we've finished.
:23:18
No, we haven't.
Forget it.
:23:20
I won't.
Not until l...
Now take it easy.
:23:23
Marty was right here
in this room when his wife
was killed.
:23:26
I'm the one told him about it.
I'd heard it on the 2:00 news.
Two o'clock.
:23:29
He had plenty of time to get
back here. She was killed
between midnight and 12:30.
:23:35
Come here.
:23:38
See that bolt? It was locked
when you came in, wasn't it?
:23:42
Yes, but what's that
got to do with...
Plenty.
:23:45
I always lock it
when he's on a real tear.
:23:48
He was on one that night,
and I locked him in... a good
two hours before the murder.
:23:52
He's in the clear, Mrs. Bennett.
Ask the police. They'll tell you.
:23:56
The police?
They were here?
:23:58
[Joe]
Sure. They're not
stupid, you know.