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00:00before the police got there so she sent me to fetch them ah yes she needed a time alone in the

00:14house yes of course of course would you consider to involve your of your excellent dog in a little

00:24experiment she is clever with her nose you say she's got a nose that would scent a poppy in a bit

00:30of slurry she has maybe a monsieur stoddard our poppy it is in here it is essential that we determine

00:45the whereabouts of the person who calls herself madame middleton easier said than done not a

00:49glimmer road rail local gossip nothing that's why i think there you are there you are what's a girl

01:05something's been buried something

01:06it's a cold

01:15but you ask rather he will be most pleased rather he will be most pleased

01:45what a clever dog

02:15good

02:27everyone here in the gun room sir

02:29the base was not a lackable man the woman

02:46to control his friends and his friends and his family

02:52for example monsieur stoddard his unacknowledged brother he employed as a gamekeeper but refused to

02:57lend him the 300 pounds necessary to purchase his house and to get married his nephew monsieur archie

03:06havering he used as an estate manager paying him not with money but with promises of a legacy

03:12his other nephew monsieur roger havering was also made to dance the attendance by assurances of wealth to

03:18the president second half-economy he won't be referenced by his friend of an attorney

03:23in the court did not have come there I think here motives for murder

03:26is but unit

03:26let's speculate

03:27for instance we know that you could not have possibly committed a murder

03:31for instance we know that you could not have possibly committed a murder

03:36because at 6 15 on that night you were boarding a train for London

03:42Another passenger who also bodied that train

03:54Bodied that train

03:58Alighted from the train at the very next stop

04:07The train at the very next stop

04:08And stole the bicycle of my friends, your Anstrader

04:11A curious thing to do

04:13Then he buried all

04:24Then he buried all the necessary

04:29Then he buried all the necessary

04:31Acoucements of a bearded man

04:33Into Madame Middleton

04:38Middleton

04:40Mrs Middleton was the bearded man

04:44You see we only had a word of Madame Middleton

04:47We only had a word of Madame Middleton herself

04:49That a bearded man came to the house that night

04:52But of course that was not true

04:53No, I saw him

04:54Madame Havering, if you please

04:56We will come to that in a minute

04:57It's as I've said all along

04:59We've got to find this Mrs Middleton

05:00Well may I suggest that you get on

05:03And do just that

05:04So far all you've done is ask him pertinent questions

05:07And treat respectable people like a lot of criminals

05:10Please, Monsieur Roger, do not be in such haste

05:13We may know that you did not commit a murder

05:15But there are other things which are not yet so clear

05:17This crime

05:19Was of a daring most extraordinary

05:22It had to be like clockwork

05:25And the spurious Madame Middleton

05:28Had to have an accomplice to wind the spring

05:31I'm sorry, Mrs Middleton

05:33At a quarter to six

05:34On the night of the murder this spring

05:36It was ready for release

05:37The guests had departed

05:41Mademoiselle Ellie had already gone home

05:43And Mademoiselle Joan had been offered a lift

05:45In your car, Monsieur Havering

05:47Mademoiselle Joan

05:49Was duly dropped at her cottage

05:51Madame Middleton was then to be driven

05:54To the home of Monsieur Stoddard

05:55To collect some game birds

05:57But of course she never arrived

05:59She was undergoing a transformation

06:02It was essential, you see

06:05That a suspect should be seen to alight

06:07From the train at the very next stop

06:09A suspect that could well be

06:11Monsieur Roger Havering in disguise

06:13Why should I try to incriminate myself?

06:18Because, Monsieur Havering

06:19You had planned most carefully your alibi

06:21Your meeting with Lord Quamby

06:23Which you would seem to have every reason

06:24For keeping secret

06:25But once you were forced to reveal it

06:28And were released

06:28It was most unlikely that the police

06:31Would suspect you for a second time

06:32You're talking complete rubbish

06:35No, no, no

06:35I think not, Monsieur Havering

06:37You see

06:40While you continued your journey to London

06:42Madame Middleton

06:43Returned to Hunter's Lodge

06:46Your uncle was a very wealthy man

06:53In time, you would inherit his fortune

06:56But your gambling debts grew heavier

06:58And Monsieur Pace refused to bail you out

07:01You desperately needed the money now

07:03And so on that fateful night

07:06Monsieur Pace was shot in cold blood

07:09Quit

07:14And slander

07:18You're going to find yourself in court

07:19Mr. Bloody Po-

07:20You're going to find yourself in court

07:22Mr. Bloody Poirot

07:23And who is this Mrs. Middleton

07:25I meant to have been an accomplice of?

07:26You can't even find her

07:27So you busy yourself accusing everybody else

07:30You think that Hercule Poirot is unable to find

07:32This mysterious Madame Middleton

07:35To make Madame Middleton appear

07:39I have only to

07:46I have only to tap

07:49With my cane

07:51To tap

07:53With my cane

07:55On the floor

07:57Three times

07:58Thus

08:00Un

08:01Wow

08:06Wow

08:07Wow

08:30Can we now stop this charade?

08:36Chief Inspector?

08:38I don't know, sir

08:39Nobody take it away

08:56Away

08:57Stop it

09:01Stop it

09:01Ow

09:03Ow

09:04Come on

09:11Come on, heel

09:12Let it go

09:13Good girl

09:14Go

09:15It seems to have gone horribly wrong

09:17Now leave her alone

09:18Gone horribly wrong

09:18Now leave her alone

09:19Zoe had nothing well ever to do with this Mrs. Middleton

09:23On the contrary, Monsieur Archie

09:25Madame Havering had a very close relationship with the housekeeper, Madame Middleton

09:30The odd thing about it being was that they were never once seen together

09:35This temporary housekeeper had only recently been employed for the family stay at Hunter's Lodge

09:44She left little notes for the servants

09:47And kept herself to herself

09:49If the mistress was at home, the housekeeper was absent

09:55When the housekeeper was downstairs, the mistress was in her room

10:00And that is where

10:02On the night of the murder, after she had been interviewed by the police

10:06Madame Middleton disappeared forever

10:09From the face of the earth

10:11Together with your husband, you planned and carried out this murder ingenious

10:26Together, husband, you planned and carried out this murder ingenious

10:30Together, you plotted to rid yourselves of your uncle that was hated

10:34And to lay your hands at last on his money

10:39I shall

10:40How dare you

10:42This has gone

10:43How dare you

10:44This has gone far enough

10:46I do not intend to stand idly by

10:48Oh, shut up, Roger

10:49But why did she have to bury the bicycle?

11:14How could she leave it lying around, Hastings?

11:16If it was found and identified by Monsieur Anstrada

11:19As the bicycle that was stolen outside the railway station

11:22Then it would show that the murderer was still close to Hunter's Lodge

11:26Hello

11:29Monsieur Anstrada

11:30Blackberry tea did the trick then?

11:33It did indeed, Monsieur

11:34It also stimulated the little grey cells to such an extent

11:37That it enabled me to track down your bicycle

11:40It's a bit of a bloomy mess, isn't it?

11:44Yes, it got buried

11:46Buried?

11:47Buried?

11:48Buried

11:49It's all covered in mud and mould

11:51I regret that I did not have the time to clean it for you, Monsieur

11:54I don't know as I could be seen riding about or anything like that

11:57That mudguard's all bent too

11:59Monsieur Anstrada, do you or do you not want your bicycle?

12:05No

12:06Oh

12:07Oh

12:08Oh, just leave it there

12:09Or see if the boy can do anything with it

12:16Is it for this that the Poirot exerts his talents on behalf of the world?

12:19You expect

12:20The Poirot exerts his talents on behalf of the world?

12:22You expect gratitude?

12:23Don't make me laugh

12:24Now you know what a real detective feels like

12:27A real detective?

12:29The Chief Inspector Jappe is truly most amusing, do you not think, Hastings?

12:34Oh yes, most amusing

12:36For a policeman

12:59Is it for you?

13:00Oh yes, yes

13:01Kirsten

13:02The Chief Inspector Jappe of the Twins

13:05Is it for you?

13:06A real detective

13:07Is it for you?

13:08Who is your fellow's character?

13:09What if you are a detective?

13:10Because your assistant is a detective

13:11It's a detective

13:12Who is a detective?

13:13You can't follow him

13:16And I ask you

13:17Tell him

13:18Is it for you?

13:19The Chief Inspector

13:21Is it for you?

13:22With me

13:24Huh

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