:33:00
- No.
- How do you know if you hung up?
:33:03
Because my father went down
to Ken's place after he dropped me.
:33:06
- What for?
- Really, is this necessary?
:33:09
We think so, Miss Taylor.
:33:12
I didn't want to tell him anything,
:33:14
but I was crying,
and he noticed the bruise.
:33:16
- What'd he say?
- He was very angry.
:33:18
- He told me before that...
- What?
:33:22
Well, that if Ken ever hit me again
he'd beat his head off.
:33:26
Morrison was killed last night.
:33:29
No!
:33:30
At Scalise's place,
shortly after you left.
:33:35
He was killed with a knife.
:33:39
And you're looking for Ken
because you think he did it?
:33:43
When did your husband start
getting jealous of Mr Morrison?
:33:46
Jealous? That's silly.
:33:48
Mr Morrison was somebody
I hardly knew.
:33:50
- But you went out with him.
- No, Ken asked me out to dinner.
:33:54
You just said you were separated
from your husband.
:33:56
Yes, but he kept insisting,
and I felt sorry for him.
:34:00
When I got to the restaurant,
he had Mr Morrison with him.
:34:02
Then after dinner
Ken took us to this gambling place.
:34:05
Then I realised
all he wanted to see me for
:34:08
was to use me as a sort of decoy
to help get Mr Morrison to go there.
:34:13
I was sinking pretty low, I thought.
:34:17
Poor Ken.
He must be desperate for money.
:34:20
Why did Paine hit you?
:34:22
Because I wanted to go home.
He didn't want Mr Morrison to leave.
:34:25
Because Morrison was winning.
:34:28
- Yes.
- How much was he ahead?
:34:30
A great deal.
I think they said about 19,000.
:34:34
Thank you for the information.
We won't bother you any longer.
:34:47
- Hi!
- Well, hi!
:34:49
Hello, Jack.
:34:51
- Hello, Morgan.
- Night, Mary. See you around.
:34:53
Night.
:34:56
Oh, Miss Taylor.
:34:59
- Hello.
- Good evening.