1:43:06
This is Mrs. Morgan.
1:43:09
Do you still want to see me?
1:43:14
Did you know your husband called me?
1:43:20
How would he know anything
about those dead judges?
1:43:24
I have no idea.
1:43:27
Did he keep any...
1:43:29
...unusual documents...
1:43:31
...or papers?
1:43:33
We have a lock box at the bank
for deed and wills.
1:43:38
I looked at it last Thursday.
There was nothing unusual in it.
1:43:44
On Saturday morning...
1:43:46
...I was going through his...
1:43:49
...desk in the bedroom.
1:43:52
I found something a bit unusual.
1:43:57
A key.
1:44:00
A key to what?
1:44:03
Another lock box.
1:44:06
Which bank?
1:44:09
Riggs Bank.
1:44:14
We've never banked there.
1:44:16
And you knew nothing
about this other...
1:44:19
...box?
1:44:20
Not until Saturday morning.
1:44:23
I figured...
1:44:25
...I'll run by when I felt up to it.
1:44:29
Maybe you should check it, Mrs. Morgan.
1:44:33
Could be a clue to who killed him.
1:44:37
Are you saying Curtis was killed...
1:44:39
...because he knew something
about the assassinations?
1:44:42
That's exactly what I'm saying.
1:44:46
Do you think there may be papers
in the safe-deposit box...
1:44:50
... that may reveal what Curtis knew
about the assassinations?
1:44:54
There could be.
1:44:59
My child's lost one parent.