:10:04
- Jelly!
- Aye. Like nothing I've ever seen.
:10:09
There was no face just a horrible
mush with the eyes sitting in it.
:10:15
Where did this happen?
:10:17
Up near the peninsula,
on the path to Parson's Cove.
:10:22
- Did anyone else see it?
- No, no, I don't think so.
:10:27
Come on, I'll get my hat and coat.
We'll go over there.
:10:37
It's a body,
but I can't recognise it.
:10:40
- Those are Ian Bellow's clothes.
- Yes.
:10:43
- What's happened to him?
- I don't know.
:10:47
As far as I can tell, the body
doesn't seem to have any bones.
:10:51
No bones?
:10:56
Look.
:11:01
You see.
:11:03
I have to make a closer examination.
Let's get it back to the village.
:11:06
- I'll get something to carry it on.
- I'll wait here.
:11:13
Hurry up, will you?
:11:21
It's definitely Ian. I recognised
the appendectomy scar and birth mark.
:11:26
My God.
What will I tell Mrs. Bellows?
:11:29
I'll come with you and give her
a sedative. She'll need it.
:11:34
Don't mention the condition
of the body.
:11:37
Of course not. I understand.
:11:39
In fact, I don't want
this mentioned to anyone.
:11:42
They'll have to know soon enough.
:11:44
Not until I find out
what we're dealing with.
:11:47
What are you going to do?
:11:50
First, I'll go and see Phillips,
I need expert help.
:11:53
- This is quite beyond my knowledge.
- What if he won't help, or can't?
:11:57
I'll take the emergency launch and
visit Brian Stanley in London.