1:21:04
No. Mine's here.
1:21:11
No. No, it's not yours.
1:21:13
It may be mine, then.
1:21:19
Yes.
Yes, it is mine.
1:21:21
It must have dropped out of the pocket.
There's a small hole there.
1:21:24
That's the trouble with these latchkeys,
they're all alike.
1:21:28
-Sorry, sir, you were saying?.
-I don't think I was, was l?.
1:21:31
Yes, yes. About that money.
1:21:33
I'd be grateful if you'd tell me
where you got it.
1:21:35
A hundred pounds
is a lot to carry around.
1:21:37
-You said 60 a moment ago.
-Did l?.
1:21:41
Oh, yes. Yes, my sergeant
decided to dig a little deeper...
1:21:44
...before he put in his report.
1:21:46
He said that you also paid
a bill at your tailor's...
1:21:49
...and another for wines and spirits.
1:21:51
I'm sorry he went to that trouble. Had he
come to me, I could have explained it.
1:21:55
I simply won rather a large sum
at dog-racing.
1:21:58
-Over £ 1 00?.
-Yes. Over £ 1 00.
1:22:00
It has been done before, you know.
1:22:03
Why didn't you tell me this straightaway?.
1:22:05
I was ashamed of being caught
going to dog-racing...
1:22:08
...when my wife was under
sentence of death.
1:22:10
Yes, I know how it is.
It helps take your mind off things.
1:22:15
Well, that answers
everything, doesn't it?.
1:22:17
I'm sorry to bother you at this time.
1:22:19
Not at all, inspector. Not at all.
1:22:26
There's just one other thing, sir.
1:22:29
Have you a small, blue attaché case?.
1:22:32
-You found it already.
-Why, have you lost it?.
1:22:35
Yes. I was going to
report it this afternoon.
1:22:37
-I think I left it in a taxi.
-I see.
1:22:40
We must try and get it back,
mustn't we?.
1:22:43
Where did you pick the taxi up, sir?.
1:22:45
Hyde Park Corner,
about half an hour ago.
1:22:48
-Anything valuable?.
-No. A few books and--
1:22:50
-Any money?.
-Two or three pounds in an envelope.
1:22:53
-Not 200 or 300?.
-No, I'm afraid not.
1:22:56
-Just as well.
-Tell me, inspector...
1:22:58
...how'd you find out
about the attaché case?.