:37:02
Mr. Dewey, in your opinion...
:37:04
...do you think it could have been
an inside job, sir?
:37:07
-Why didn't Mr. Clutter resist?
-Mr. Dewey, just a moment, Mr. Dewey.
:37:11
What about the hired man?
:37:13
His check was made out for $1,707.
:37:16
Mr. Clutter's first premium
on a straight life policy...
:37:20
...worth $40,000.
:37:22
Double indemnity makes it $80,000.
:37:26
And that makes it a strange coincidence.
:37:31
And that's all it is, a coincidence.
:37:35
I didn't catch your name.
:37:38
Bill Jensen, Weekly magazine.
:37:40
If you're not here to write news,
what is your interest?
:37:45
Fairly basic.
:37:49
What's basic about a stupid...
:37:52
...senseless crime?
:37:55
A violent, unknown force
destroys a decent, ordinary family.
:38:00
No clues. No logic.
:38:04
Makes us all feel frightened. Vulnerable.
:38:08
Murder's no mystery. Only the motive.
:38:13
Got one?
:38:16
I smoke too much.
:38:19
How'd they enter the house?
A key? Force a window?
:38:23
Probably just walked in.
:38:26
-Don't people around here lock doors?
-They will tonight.
:38:32
I know something's wrong here.
:38:36
I feel it.
:38:38
I don't know what it is, but....
:38:40
Mr. Clutter never allowed smoking
in the house.
:38:43
Sorry.
:38:45
Something.
:38:49
But of course.
:38:52
The radio!
:38:55
Kenyon always listened
to the news and weather...
:38:57
...before he went to bed.