:58:01
Looks like an eraser.
:58:03
From a pencil.
:58:04
It's an eraser from a pencil.
:58:07
Your brother was a weird guy.
:58:13
Plotner, you got a second?
:58:15
David.
:58:17
Oh. Harry.
:58:18
Yeah.
:58:19
Take a look at this.
I don't understand it.
:58:22
Charles was
an excellent doctor.
:58:24
Why would he
try and kill himself...
:58:25
with a thousand milligrams
of stool softener?
:58:28
He tried to kill himself
with a laxative?
:58:29
That and 800 milligrams...
:58:31
of a nonsteroidal
anti-inflammatory.
:58:33
That's for menstrual cramps.
:58:35
I know.
:58:36
Antihistamines,
aspirins, muscle relaxants...
:58:38
vitamin tablets...
all in small dosages.
:58:41
I don't get it.
:58:43
Your brother...
:58:45
wasn't he doing immunization
work in South America?
:58:49
Yes.
:58:51
He was brilliant.
:58:53
Then he would have had access
to some very lethal medications.
:58:56
I know. So why would he
take that stuff?
:58:59
It's like he raided
somebody's medicine chest.
:59:02
You might as well know.
:59:04
I don't think that Charles
committed suicide.
:59:06
What?
:59:08
Harry, why do you say that?
:59:10
For one thing, there was
scar tissue on the heart.
:59:12
That usually indicates
a heart attack.
:59:15
Heart attack.
:59:16
Also, there were some signs
of sexual activity.
:59:23
What about the suicide note?
:59:25
That's the only thing
I can't understand...
:59:27
because the lab reports
came back...
:59:29
and the drugs that Charles took
are all highly suspect.
:59:31
What's wrong
with the drugs he took?
:59:33
Can't they kill you?
:59:35
They'll give you the runs,
numb your ovaries...
:59:37
and give you a very relaxed take
on your situation...
:59:39
but they won't kill you.
:59:40
I don't see why you have to
turn this into a police case.
:59:44
Charles is dead.
:59:45
Why don't you just let it be
and bury the man?
:59:48
I can't, Marjorie.
I can't bury him...
:59:50
until I find out
what happened.