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1:25:00
...probably up on this ledge.
1:25:03
Swan let himself in.
1:25:05
He hid behind the curtains,
then Wendice telephoned.

1:25:08
-That brought her--
-One moment.

1:25:10
If Swan had used Mr. Wendice's key,
it would have been on him when he died.

1:25:14
Besides, how did Mr. Wendice get in
when he returned from the hotel?.

1:25:17
She could have let him in.
1:25:19
He could've taken his key
from Swan's pocket before you got here.

1:25:23
He let himself in with his own key.
That came out in the trial.

1:25:26
-Don't you remember?.
-Come on, Mark. Your move.

1:25:34
Swan could have taken the key
down from here...

1:25:37
...unlocked the door...
1:25:39
...then replaced the key
on the ledge before he came in.

1:25:42
This is all very interesting,
but it isn't getting me any nearer...

1:25:45
...to what I came to find out.
1:25:47
But this is life-and-death.
What else matters?.

1:25:49
What matters to me is where
Mr. Wendice got this money.

1:25:52
That's all I want to know.
1:26:01
Just a moment. Please, sir.
1:26:09
Inspector, wait a minute!
Look at this.

1:26:12
The last check he wrote
was on the 26th of March.

1:26:14
That's the day before this all happened.
He's been living off it since.

1:26:18
-That's his bank's--
-Mr. Halliday.

1:26:20
Sorry.
1:26:24
He hasn't drawn any large sums
from his bank. Nothing over £53.

1:26:31
But look, inspector...
1:26:33
...practically every week,
£35, 40, 45, 50.

1:26:38
He could have saved it up.
1:26:39
I could have been planning
all this for years.

1:26:42
-Then where did you get it?.
-Do you really want to know?.

1:26:45
-I warn you. You won't like it, Mark.
-Come on.

1:26:49
All right, you asked for it.
1:26:51
When she called me back
from the party that night...

1:26:53
...I found her kneeling beside Swan's body,
going through his pockets.

1:26:57
She kept saying he had something
of hers, but she couldn't find it.


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