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Good day.
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A very good idea, Miss Marple.
:26:05
I hope you have
a most enjoyable time.
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Mr Enderby, Inspector Craddock.
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This way, sir.
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I'll be in touch.
:26:45
Miss Marple,
I'm still not happy about this.
:26:48
If I could be with you...
:26:50
Mr Stringer, we agreed a non-rider in
this place would be conspicuous.
:26:55
Besides, the police are here.
:26:57
As a matter of routine,
I'd like an account of your movements
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between 2pm and 4pm yesterday.
:27:04
Surely you're not suggesting one of
the family put Auntie Cora down?
:27:08
I'm not suggesting anything,
I'm making enquiries.
:27:11
Extremely offensive ones!
:27:13
I'm sorry.
I find murder offensive too.
:27:16
Why would we do a dreadful thing like
that to an old woman?
:27:19
Well, one suggestion that's been
put forward is... to keep her quiet.
:27:24
About what?
:27:25
It seems she made a statement
yesterday morning.
:27:29
A statement that your uncle,
Mr Enderby, was murdered.
:27:33
How did you find that out?
:27:35
I think that's irrelevant, don't you?
:27:39
I take it no one is denying
Mrs Lansquenet did say it?
:27:44
Very well then. There is one motive.
There could be others.
:27:49
May I start with you, Mr Shane?
:27:51
Yes, all right,
:27:53
but I can't give you an alibi,
if that's what you want.
:27:56
Yesterday...
Well, I was out riding all afternoon.