:29:01
Well, they'll assume you came in
by the window.
:29:05
You thought the apartment was empty,
so you took the suitcase and went to work.
:29:09
She heard something.
:29:11
She switched on her light.
:29:13
You saw the light under the door
and hid behind the curtains.
:29:17
When she came in here, you attacked her
before she could scream.
:29:22
When you realized you'd
actually killed her...
:29:24
...you panicked, bolted through
the garden and left the loot behind.
:29:27
Just a minute.
:29:29
I'm supposed to have come in
through these windows.
:29:33
-Suppose they'd been locked.
-It wouldn't matter.
:29:36
She often walks around the garden
before she goes to bed.
:29:39
And she usually forgets to lock up
when she gets back.
:29:42
That's what I shall tell the police.
:29:44
Yes, but she may say--
:29:48
But she isn't going to say anything.
Is she?.
:29:55
All right.
:29:57
I leave the apartment.
:29:59
I put the key back under the stair carpet
and go out by the street door.
:30:03
Suppose the street door's locked.
:30:05
-How do I get in, in the first place?.
-The street door is never locked.
:30:08
-What time will you get back?.
-About 1 2.
:30:10
I'll bring Halliday back for a nightcap.
We'll find her together...
:30:13
...and we shall have been together
since we left her.
:30:16
And there's my alibi.
:30:32
-You've forgotten something.
-What?.
:30:35
When you get back
with what's-his-name, Halliday...
:30:37
-...how will you get in the apartment?.
-I shall let myself in.
:30:40
But your key will be under the stair carpet.
:30:43
He'll see you get it.
It'll give the show away.
:30:45
No. It won't be my key
under the carpet.
:30:47
It will be hers.
:30:49
I shall take it from her handbag
and hide it out there...
:30:51
...just before I leave the flat.
:30:53
She's not going out,
so she won't miss it.
:30:56
When I come back with Halliday,
I'll use my own key to let us in.