Murder on the Orient Express
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:37:01
Ich mochte meine Prinzessin
benachrichtigen.

:37:07
Signor Bianchi
and Dr. Constantine.

:37:09
Mind the broken glass, gentlemen.
:37:16
Pupils still slightly dilated.
Could've been drugged.

:37:20
- Was drugged.
- With what?

:37:25
There's a smell of valerian,
which is harmless,

:37:28
but something must've been added.
:37:30
- May I close his eyes now?
- I wish you would.

:37:35
Why did he lose so much blood?
:37:39
- Can I pull back the bedclothes?
- By all means.

:37:46
Mr. Ratchett has been
frontally stabbed

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ten, 11, 12 times.
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- Oh, Dio.
- Mon pauvre.

:37:55
If you must go whoop-whoop,
please go whoop-whoop

:37:58
not to windward, but to leeward.
Help him, Pierre.

:38:04
There is something in the pocket.
:38:06
Permit me.
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- His watch.
- The time of death.

:38:16
I can definitely say
that death occurred

:38:18
between midnight
and 2 in the morning.

:38:21
That would fit.
:38:23
I myself heard him cry out and ring for
the conductor at 20 minutes to 1.

:38:30
When Pierre arrived, he apologized
:38:32
and said he had been
having a cauchemar.

:38:35
A nightmare.
:38:39
Then I heard him
use his washbasin.

:38:45
And that is the last thing known.
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I beg of you, monsieur.
You cannot refuse.

:38:54
But it is the duty
of the Yugoslavian police.

:38:56
Oh, what, monsieur, to question
my passengers on my line? Never.


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