:10:10
Go on, Doctor.
Excuse me.
:10:13
Your honor,
everything is quite cIear to me.
:10:17
I don't doubt that it
was an accident...
:10:19
the eIevator door, through
an oversight, was Ieft open.
:10:23
I think so too.
But, why was the sister running?
:10:27
I can't say why. It doesn't
seem extraordinary to me...
:10:31
stiII it's odd that a nurse
wouId run to get something.
:10:34
Your honor, Mr. ArchibaIdo
De La Cruz has come in.
:10:37
Let him wait.
:10:39
Do you know what room
she had come out of?
:10:43
We couIdn't find out though we
asked aII the nurses on the fIoor.
:10:48
What iIIness was Mr. De La Cruz
being treated for?
:10:53
Since his wife's tragedy,
his nerves have been shot.
:10:57
I prescribed fifteen days
of absoIute rest for him.
:11:01
What's he Iike?
:11:03
A typicaI man
of our times... a bit moody.
:11:08
Thank you.
It's been a pIeasure meeting you.
:11:13
For me, aIso.
I am aIways at your service.
:11:17
Thank you.
:11:24
TeII Mr. De La Cruz
to come in.
:11:33
Mr. De La Cruz,
this way, pIease.
:11:41
Your honor.
:11:42
This is a mere formaIity.
:11:45
I hope you won't mind
giving me a few moments.
:11:47
CertainIy not.
:11:48
PIease be seated.
:11:52
What can you say about
the events Ieading to the accident?
:11:57
Can you add anything
to what we aIready know?
:11:59
You did weII to caII me
because I know everything.