:19:00
I'm afraid I've
got to ask you
:19:01
one or two questions
:19:02
what are you doing
on the train?
:19:04
Where you are going?
:19:05
Things like that you know?
:19:06
Why?
:19:07
Customary.
:19:08
There's been a
murder committed.
:19:11
Scotland Yard,
:19:13
Sherlock Holmes,
:19:14
Sherlock Holmes and I...
:19:16
What about
Sherlock Holmes?
:19:18
We're cross-examining
suspects.
:19:20
Suspects?
:19:22
Of what am I suspected?
:19:24
Fellows dead.
:19:25
Murdered you know?
:19:27
Now let me get
this straight.
:19:29
You say a murder has been
committed on this train?
:19:31
Next compartment.
:19:32
And because a perfect
stranger to me
:19:34
got himself murdered
:19:35
you come
to question me?
:19:36
Well we got to
question everybody.
:19:38
Are you a policeman?
:19:40
No.
:19:41
Then by what right
:19:42
do you force your way
into my compartment?
:19:44
Well I...
:19:45
What are you doing
on this train?
:19:47
Where are you going?
:19:48
I'm not going anywhere.
:19:49
Holmes and I are on the
train to watch the...
:19:51
I know.
:19:52
It's a diamond or a pearl
:19:53
or something of
fabulous value.
:19:55
This fellows Holmes
:19:56
is always chasing
after missing jewels
:19:58
or mysterious females.
:20:12
What is the
meaning of this?
:20:15
I'm sorry Ms. Vedder
:20:17
but it was necessary
:20:18
for us to search
your compartment.
:20:19
Indeed.
:20:20
May I ask what you
expected to find?
:20:22
A valuable jewel
has been stolen.
:20:24
And a man has
been murdered.
:20:26
We're making a
routine search
:20:27
of the entire carriage
:20:29
and asking a
few questions.
:20:33
Go right ahead.
:20:42
I understand your journey
is rather a sad one.
:20:44
Your mother...
:20:45
Yes.
:20:49
Perhaps we better not
question Ms. Vedder
:20:50
just now Lestrade.
:20:52
Huh?
:20:53
Excuse us will you?