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First broadcast 2nd February 1974.
Married college professor Michael Lane falls in love with one of his students and hatches an elaborate scheme to dispose of his wife, Elizabeth.
Patrick O'Neal - Michael Lane
Angharad Rees - Stella Mason
Michael Kitchen - George Newton
Gerald Sim - Peterson
Gary Watson - Inspector Rush
Patricia Donahue - Elizabeth Lane
Terry Wright - Detective Constable Waters
Jill Goldston - Student
Married college professor Michael Lane falls in love with one of his students and hatches an elaborate scheme to dispose of his wife, Elizabeth.
Patrick O'Neal - Michael Lane
Angharad Rees - Stella Mason
Michael Kitchen - George Newton
Gerald Sim - Peterson
Gary Watson - Inspector Rush
Patricia Donahue - Elizabeth Lane
Terry Wright - Detective Constable Waters
Jill Goldston - Student
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00:00:00.
00:01:07Well, I'm going to Mass.
00:01:10Okay.
00:01:12Michael.
00:01:14Me?
00:01:15No, thanks.
00:01:17Thank you very much.
00:01:19Look, you don't have to take part.
00:01:21Just be there with me.
00:01:24Sit and admire the church, you mean?
00:01:26Now, you forget.
00:01:27That's the first place I visited the day we arrived here.
00:01:31Now, you're going to be late.
00:01:37Once you would have.
00:01:38Oh, no, that was a long time ago.
00:01:40I've seen the light.
00:01:42But from your point of view, the dark.
00:01:45Besides, I promised George I'd give him a little time.
00:01:48George?
00:01:49George Newton.
00:01:50You know the young fellow's taking his finals this year?
00:01:52Look, isn't it enough that you work six days a week now?
00:01:54Sundays as well?
00:01:55Darling, you always go to church on Sundays.
00:01:57I always stay home alone doing nothing.
00:02:00There's any harm in giving George some of that free time.
00:02:02Now, make up for my absence by singing extra loud.
00:02:20I'm in.
00:02:21Hello, George.
00:02:24Darling.
00:02:54Afternoon, Mrs. Lane.
00:02:55Is the professor home yet?
00:02:57No, not yet.
00:02:58Any idea how long he'll be?
00:03:01No.
00:03:02Well, he might have stopped in to see the dean.
00:03:04Yes, I think he said he was going to do that.
00:03:06No, that makes things difficult.
00:03:08Can I help?
00:03:09I left some papers here the other day.
00:03:11I need to work on them.
00:03:12Oh, you're George Newton, aren't you?
00:03:14That's right.
00:03:15Well, the papers would be on his desk somewhere.
00:03:18Why don't you come in, have a look.
00:03:19Thank you very much.
00:03:21Did you get much work done yesterday?
00:03:23Not a thing.
00:03:24Oh.
00:03:29There you are.
00:03:30Help yourself.
00:03:32I suppose my husband got to talking yesterday
00:03:36and forgot about tutoring altogether, hmm?
00:03:38I really wouldn't know about that.
00:03:40But did you forget?
00:03:41Or oversleep?
00:03:43Forget what?
00:03:44Your session with the professor yesterday.
00:03:47Sunday.
00:03:48I have a golden rule,
00:03:49keep away from academics on Sundays.
00:03:52Yeah, but he said you were expected.
00:03:54Not me.
00:03:55Maybe somebody else, but not me.
00:03:57No, he distinctly said...
00:03:59Maybe he's going the way of all professors,
00:04:01getting absent-minded.
00:04:01That's the legend, isn't it?
00:04:03Yes, I suppose it is.
00:04:05Now, what do you think that's going to grow up to be?
00:04:08Well, what do you think you're doing?
00:04:09Oh.
00:04:10I'm sorry, sir.
00:04:10I was looking for the notes of my thesis.
00:04:12Oh, darling.
00:04:14I said it would be all right.
00:04:15Yeah, of course it is.
00:04:16You're looking in the wrong place.
00:04:18There you are, George.
00:04:19Oh, thanks.
00:04:20Are you, uh, rediscovering the wheel, professor,
00:04:23or making a bomb?
00:04:24All right.
00:04:24It's just a little practical problem I set myself.
00:04:27Well, thanks again, Mrs. Lane.
00:04:28I'll see myself.
00:04:29Bye, George.
00:04:29Bye.
00:04:32I thought you said he came here yesterday.
00:04:34Hmm?
00:04:35Newton.
00:04:36You said that he was coming here for extra tuition.
00:04:39Did I say Newton?
00:04:40I meant Wilson, of course.
00:04:43Oh.
00:04:45I'll make some tea.
00:04:46Right.
00:05:00I forgot to tell you, I'm seeing the Petersons Thursday night.
00:05:07I said, I'm seeing Marjorie and John Thursday night.
00:05:09Yes, darling.
00:05:10I, I don't know who the Petersons are.
00:05:13Any messages for them?
00:05:17They just live around the corner.
00:05:19Well, we rarely see them.
00:05:20You hardly ever.
00:05:21I thought you might want me to say something.
00:05:24Say something?
00:05:25Like what?
00:05:26Well, like, uh, give my regards to Marjorie.
00:05:30What?
00:05:31Give my regards to Marjorie?
00:05:33Oh, now you can be more sincere than that.
00:05:37Well, give Marjorie my regards.
00:05:39Tell her I hope to see us soon.
00:05:43Satisfied?
00:05:44Yes.
00:05:56I rarely see them, hardly ever.
00:05:58I, I thought maybe you might want me to say something.
00:06:01Say something?
00:06:02Like what?
00:06:03Well, like, uh, give Marjorie my regards.
00:06:07Well, by all means, give Marjorie my regards.
00:06:10Well, now you can be more sincere than that.
00:06:14Give Marjorie my regards.
00:06:16Tell her I hope to see us soon.
00:06:20Satisfied?
00:06:20Yes.
00:06:22Yes.
00:06:25Yes.
00:06:37Yes.
00:06:58I don't know.
00:07:26I don't know.
00:07:56Give Marjorie my regards.
00:07:58Tell her I hope to see her soon.
00:08:23I don't know.
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00:14:09I don't know.
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00:14:12if you are a bridge circle so we can really get down to some serious chat.
00:14:16that's good.
00:14:39well as I look at it Mike it's all very well the students being in charge of their own destiny
00:14:44that sort of thing but we must retain the right to set the curriculum otherwise before we know
00:14:49where we are we'll be redundant dodos do you have to leave soon oh I'm sorry John I'm expecting a
00:14:58call from Elizabeth she worries you know even at this shorter distance you want to know if I've
00:15:02arrived okay I agree with you about the curriculum we said it but maybe we could pay lip service by
00:15:08asking for their approval hmm it's a compromise of course well most of life is except for those
00:15:14brave few prepared to go for broke
00:16:03uh yes yes John is taking very good care of me broke up the ten-year-old scotch
00:16:08I told you wasn't that mean what uh yes yes it does look like it's gonna be a long hard
00:16:16evening
00:16:19hmm well uh of course I do I can't actually say it oh for Pete's sake you two newly bred
00:16:27or something
00:16:27now look John is is pressing me to get back to work so uh don't wait up for me all
00:16:32right
00:16:34what oh uh uh she wants a word with you uh hold on
00:16:41hello Elizabeth what can I do for you give Marjorie my regards tell her I hope to see her soon
00:16:47well indeed thank you very much I'll do just
00:16:53Elizabeth Elizabeth
00:16:55that's strange darling darling
00:17:03line seems to go on dead Mike I heard glass breaking oh well she probably broke something on my desk
00:17:14John maybe I better go around there
00:17:18yes would you like me to come with you oh no no no that's all right well uh shall I
00:17:22call the police
00:17:23no no no I'll be there in a couple of minutes I'd feel like such a fool I'll I'll be
00:17:27right back
00:18:01give Marjorie my regards tell her I hope to see her soon
00:18:09oh
00:18:14oh
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00:22:03Very sorry, sir.
00:22:45It'll be all for today.
00:23:04Uh, Miss Mason, could I just see you?
00:23:12Oh, Michael, I'm so sorry.
00:23:16You said something would happen, but I never thought that this would...
00:23:21Got to see you tonight. At my place.
00:23:25Well, must it be there?
00:23:26It's better. It's more discreet.
00:23:32This is where it happened, isn't it?
00:23:34Uh-huh.
00:23:37I didn't like or dislike her. I never thought.
00:23:40Oh, shh, Stefan. Stefan.
00:23:47Do you believe in God, Michael?
00:23:50Well, in the conventional sense.
00:23:54The benevolent chap in the sky with the beard and all that, don't you mean?
00:23:57Well, in fate, then.
00:24:02I believe in man's own destiny.
00:24:05Depends on how he manipulates it.
00:24:08What about your wife? You couldn't possibly have seen that.
00:24:10No, no, of course not.
00:24:13Oh, I suppose I believe in fate of some kind.
00:24:17It was meant, then, to leave the way clear for us.
00:24:21Yeah, it was meant.
00:24:26When will we get married?
00:24:28Well, I think we should wait a little while, a respectable period.
00:24:33Why?
00:24:34Well, I think it's best, otherwise the suspicious tongues will start wagging.
00:24:41Suspicious?
00:24:41Yes.
00:24:42We didn't die saying suspicious.
00:24:44I meant malicious, of course.
00:24:47No.
00:24:59No.
00:25:01No.
00:25:04No.
00:25:05No.
00:25:07No.
00:25:08No.
00:26:11Don't you agree, Professor?
00:26:13What?
00:26:14Look, I can see you're very preoccupied at the moment.
00:26:16If there's anything I can do to help, I'd be very pleased.
00:26:18Oh, no, thanks. Thanks very much.
00:26:19No, no, George.
00:26:20Let me have your papers, please.
00:26:22That'll be all today.
00:26:23Sorry.
00:26:26Stella, are you coming into town?
00:26:28Help me choose that sweater.
00:26:29I'll meet you there.
00:26:47I hope you choose a sweater.
00:26:48What George has just said?
00:26:49He just said you're going to choose a sweater.
00:26:52Darling.
00:26:54Are you sure you're okay?
00:26:56I'm sorry.
00:26:58I don't know what it is.
00:26:59But, um, I'll, uh, I'll, I'll, I'll see you tonight.
00:27:04Okay?
00:27:28Well, I'm glad you came by, Mike.
00:27:30I was going to ask you to, but I thought that in the circumstances, I'd better let you make the
00:27:35first move.
00:27:37Another?
00:27:38Yes.
00:27:38Uh, no, no, I, I, I better keep a clear head.
00:27:42For what?
00:27:44Look, honestly, Mike, I don't advocate alcohol as a cure-all, but, uh, well, it might help.
00:27:50No, I feel better.
00:27:51I, I, I just had to get someplace safe for a while.
00:27:54Safe?
00:27:55I mean, uh, away from the house.
00:27:59Yes.
00:28:01Have you considered moving at all, Mike?
00:28:05I don't know.
00:28:06I don't know.
00:28:07I, I really...
00:28:08You've got to be going.
00:28:10Oh, really?
00:28:10Are you sure?
00:28:11Yes, John, I...
00:28:12Well, you're welcome to stay and share dinner with us.
00:28:13I know I am.
00:28:15Whatever you say.
00:28:17Look, Mike, it goes without saying.
00:28:18If you ever get lonely and need to talk any time of night.
00:28:21I know, John.
00:28:22Thanks, thanks very much.
00:28:26What, Mike?
00:28:29Oh, it's a letter a student gave me to mail.
00:28:31I forgot completely about it.
00:28:33Goodbye, John.
00:28:46What do you want?
00:28:52Hello?
00:28:54Oh, Stella.
00:28:57Yeah.
00:28:59What?
00:29:00Well, of course I'm disappointed.
00:29:03You, you can make it tomorrow night, can't you?
00:29:08No, it's all right.
00:29:10An early night will do me good.
00:29:13I'm, I'm perfectly all right.
00:29:15Yeah.
00:29:17I promise.
00:29:19All right.
00:29:20All right.
00:29:20You too, darling.
00:29:23Good night.
00:29:26Good night.
00:29:31Good night.
00:29:44Good night.
00:30:10Oh, my God.
00:30:43Oh, my God.
00:31:00Oh, good morning, sir.
00:31:01Morning.
00:31:03Well, come in.
00:31:04Come in, won't you?
00:31:06Oh, we're just about to make some coffee.
00:31:08You rejoin me?
00:31:09Thank you, sir.
00:31:11My peppermints and coffee set up a terrible conflict for my taste buds.
00:31:19Thank you, sir.
00:31:21Well, now that my mind is de-addled, if that's the word, what can I do for you, Inspector?
00:31:27Not very much, I shouldn't think.
00:31:31We're not getting very far with your wife's murder, so I've decided to try a new tack.
00:31:37Oh?
00:31:38It's a bit wild, but it might lead somewhere.
00:31:43Well, suppose whoever killed your wife wasn't a burglar.
00:31:48But there was evidence of a break-in.
00:31:51But a broken window.
00:31:51Oh, no, no, that's easily faked.
00:31:53No, no, no.
00:31:54Suppose it wasn't a burglar.
00:31:57Well, then who?
00:31:59Well, quite frankly, sir, if your alibi weren't so totally watertight, you'd be in the running.
00:32:03Oh, really?
00:32:05But you're not in the running, so we won't waste any time on that one.
00:32:09Well, what are you getting at?
00:32:13Suppose your wife knew her killer.
00:32:20There are plenty of young men around this town.
00:32:22Your wife was at a funny age.
00:32:24Is it at all possible that she had a lover?
00:32:26What?
00:32:28Oh, well, forgive me, Inspector, but, well, the idea of Elizabeth, if you knew her, you...
00:32:37Staunch Chochka.
00:32:38Oh, devout.
00:32:39Nevertheless, it's not unheard of, the passion for God with the passions of the flesh.
00:32:45Oh, I know, but, well, as far as Elizabeth's concerned, it's quite ridiculous.
00:32:51Yes.
00:32:53I thought you'd say that.
00:32:55But it was worth a try.
00:32:59I hope you don't mind, sir.
00:33:01No, no, no, of course not.
00:33:02You have to explore every avenue, right?
00:33:03Nice of you to understand that.
00:33:05Thank you for the coffee.
00:33:07I'll see myself.
00:33:14I quite forgot.
00:33:16I met the postman on the way in.
00:33:19Bye, sir.
00:33:31I met the postman on the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in
00:33:31the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way
00:33:31in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the
00:33:37way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in
00:33:38the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way
00:33:40in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the
00:33:40way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in
00:33:40the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way
00:33:40in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the
00:33:41way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in
00:33:41the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way in the way
00:34:04Turn left to the front, but this is Christelle and I.
00:34:37I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
00:34:51Let's go.
00:35:24Missed your barb whisker.
00:35:27This morning.
00:35:28I came over to your place
00:35:30just in time to see you driving on.
00:35:32Yes, that's right.
00:35:34I know what you did.
00:35:37At least I think I do.
00:35:39Went for a spin in the country, eh?
00:35:40Blow away the cobwebs.
00:35:43Well, anyway, I'll tell you why I was looking for you.
00:35:46Marjorie and I thought if you were free tonight,
00:35:48what about some dinner?
00:35:49Oh, thanks, John, but I've got some extra tutoring to do.
00:35:52That would be foolish to overdo it, Michael.
00:35:55Well, I...
00:35:56I promised. I like it.
00:35:58It keeps my mind off other things, you see.
00:36:01Yes, well, I understand that.
00:36:04Well, why don't you come along after?
00:36:05You'll be very welcome.
00:36:07I... I can't, really.
00:36:08Well, look, I mean, you can't work all night,
00:36:10and what are you going to eat, anyway?
00:36:11I'll grab a sandwich someplace, and don't worry about it.
00:36:13You can't start grabbing sandwiches, right?
00:36:14Can't you take...
00:36:15No, I'm...
00:36:16I'm sorry, John, I'm just...
00:36:18I'm edgy, all right?
00:36:19Sorry.
00:36:20Yes.
00:36:22Look, Mike, we're old friends, now.
00:36:26Is there anything I can do?
00:36:27Anything you'd like to talk over with a friend?
00:36:30I'll remember that.
00:36:32Well, they'll be piling in here soon.
00:36:36Yeah.
00:36:37Okay.
00:36:39Oh, by the way.
00:36:42This was left at the gate for you.
00:36:43Oh, by the way.
00:36:56I'm going to take a look at you.
00:37:00I'm going to take a look at you.
00:37:09No.
00:37:11Michael!
00:37:14where were you we waited for you the lecture this afternoon you missed it
00:37:19oh darling what's wrong what's the matter
00:37:23of course the greeks realized the infinite possibilities of this system way ahead of
00:37:33any other comparable civilization at least any civilization that we know of
00:37:36well with the advanced techniques we could on earth
00:37:42we we could on earth another civilization that's not probable but it's not impossible either
00:37:51take for instance the recently advanced theory that all the manifestations of god
00:37:58are well that they're evidence of the fact that we may have been visited in a long distant past
00:38:04by another race another race altogether from another planet or even another galaxy i'm digressing and i'm also
00:38:14keeping after time so that'll be all
00:38:23yes joy these are the notes on the construction theory if you've got any comments i'd like to hear
00:38:27notes they're all there i've checked oh i'll be glad be glad to read them
00:38:35so
00:39:03charge it must be charged
00:39:09so
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00:42:06but if I thought there was anything going on between you two I'd gladly step
00:42:09aside you understand that's that's really that's very big of you George but
00:42:13you don't have to step aside you're being swept aside under the carpet where
00:42:17all the best dirt ends up what so you didn't break me George so I'll admit
00:42:22the first couple that have shook me but I have this capacity for fighting back
00:42:25for shaping my own destiny what is happening happening George I'm killing
00:42:33you George the eighth fatal dose and you've had ten
00:42:36bye-bye George
00:43:04I'm
00:43:18I'm
00:43:20I'm
00:43:31I'm
00:43:32I'm
00:43:33I'm
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00:44:02this is one of my best students he never confided any worries to you no no
00:44:09all students worry regardless their ability they worry about passing exams
00:44:13getting a degree the right job George just never thought he'd kill himself funny way to do it too
00:44:25well most people do it at home quietly especially if they're going to take an overdose
00:44:31usually get into bed last comfort before they go to meet their maker
00:44:36they don't usually get into a bike and cycle out into the country
00:44:40he was obviously very disturbed
00:44:44could there
00:44:47could there be a connection
00:44:48connection
00:44:49between this death and your wife's
00:44:51in what way
00:44:53we discussed it before professor the possibility of your wife being
00:44:57involved with someone else
00:44:59George
00:45:00that's what I was thinking
00:45:03well
00:45:03well
00:45:05she knew him but not that well
00:45:07as far as you know
00:45:10yes
00:45:10as far as I know
00:45:11hmm
00:45:14I'll keep an open mind
00:45:17you see from our inquiry so far George Newton had no reason at all to kill himself
00:45:23unless it was guilt
00:45:25if he was involved with your wife killed her it would fit
00:45:30there is another factor it may be coincidence but the pills he took your wife had exactly the same kind
00:45:35on prescription
00:45:36a month or two ago
00:45:38you're very thorough
00:45:41ever see a dog with a bone professor it worries away at it until finally it cracks and he gets
00:45:45to the juicy marrow inside
00:45:50thanks for your help sir
00:46:01that'll be all
00:46:04uh
00:46:04uh
00:46:05uh
00:46:05before we go I'd
00:46:06I'd like to uh
00:46:07mention George Newton
00:46:09uh
00:46:11I-I know we all feel his death deeply
00:46:15what I want to say is that
00:46:16we're all under
00:46:18unbearable stress at times
00:46:19particularly people like you who are trying to achieve something and fearing for failure
00:46:23well
00:46:25just remember that
00:46:26a-a-a problem shared
00:46:28is a problem lessened
00:46:29now
00:46:30if George had come to me
00:46:32or
00:46:34well I-I-I just want you to know that I'm here
00:46:37don't hesitate to call on me at any time
00:46:42that's all
00:46:49you haven't forgotten
00:46:50here
00:46:51in motion
00:47:03nú me
00:47:14I need to know that I'm here
00:47:17good
00:47:18a1
00:47:19oh very quiet today what is this that student of yours George whatever his
00:47:26name was terrible mistake mistake well when youth especially promising youth
00:47:34is snuffed out like that yes it's always a mistake makes you wonder what God's up
00:47:38to sometimes God didn't kill him a handful of pills did yes I keep
00:47:44forgetting you're a converted agnostic now what do you think what you like I'm
00:47:49pretty certain God had a hand in it only God John oh I don't follow what you
00:47:54mean what did you make of Elizabeth's murder make of it I was stunned of course
00:48:02aghastity you didn't form any conclusions of your own then well I'm forming one
00:48:07now you're overwrought Mike now why don't you take a few weeks I know come on come
00:48:11on now you must have thought something where your suspicions lie come on come
00:48:16on I can take it if you worked out some theory of your own I thought nothing of
00:48:19it at all Mike except its effect on you and if I did think more well you know me
00:48:27I'd come straight out into the open and say it wouldn't I you would never want to
00:48:39pussyfoot around sorry John I'm not making much sense well that's perfectly
00:48:45understandable I've got to be going look if you're worried about something Mike and
00:48:51you need a father confessor confessor I don't need a confessor
00:49:13you know tonight was the first night I walked through the front door
00:49:22oh darling you look tired and you're drinking too much
00:49:45oh you deserve it and I'll have one too thanks
00:50:04why didn't you tell the police George came here the night he died he was
00:50:09coming to see you he told me but you didn't tell anyone well he never got here
00:50:14he didn't arrive so I I oh I didn't bother to call and find out why but why
00:50:21didn't you tell the police he was expected
00:50:25how'd you know that they questioned me a man called rush rush questioned you he
00:50:33questioned all of us to find out George's state of mind of course you told him
00:50:41that George wanted to see me why not because I thought if you hadn't told him you must have
00:50:52had a reason yes well the simple one yes it's just that these past couple of weeks have been so
00:50:59been so many cops questions
00:51:01oh darling
00:51:14oh darling no more questions please
00:51:28what time is it god I'm going to be locked out yes you will
00:51:37it'll be so nice a couple of weeks not to have to hide
00:52:05good night
00:52:08good night
00:52:20Stella!
00:52:28Stella.
00:52:50Stella.
00:53:20Stella.
00:53:52Stella.
00:54:13I'm sorry I'm late.
00:54:53I'm sorry.
00:55:25I'm sorry.
00:55:40Stella.
00:55:42Stella.
00:55:44Stella.
00:55:48Stella.
00:55:49You haven't told me why.
00:55:50At this time of night.
00:55:52Trust me.
00:55:58Here.
00:55:59Here.
00:56:14I did it for you.
00:56:17I killed her for you.
00:56:19What?
00:56:22Don't pretend you don't understand Elizabeth.
00:56:26I did it so we could be together.
00:56:28But you betrayed me, didn't you?
00:56:31You and George.
00:56:32The two of you.
00:56:33They were in it together, weren't you?
00:56:34Mike.
00:56:34I was a fool not to have seen it.
00:56:36You and George.
00:56:55Ohio.
00:57:23Whatever I said.
00:57:25That was true.
00:58:15John, do you mind if I...
00:58:17Hello, Mark.
00:58:19No, help yourself.
00:58:25Has he been stooping around your class?
00:58:28Who?
00:58:29That copper, Rush.
00:58:31No, I haven't seen him.
00:58:35I see.
00:58:36Well, why should he?
00:58:38There's nothing wrong, is there?
00:58:39Not that I know of.
00:58:41He might still be probing into young Newton's suicide.
00:58:46Or Elizabeth's death.
00:58:47I thought there might be something else.
00:58:50Like what?
00:58:51Well, it's probably nothing, but a student of mine didn't show up today.
00:58:54Stella Mason.
00:58:56Oh, yes, I know.
00:58:57Very pretty girl.
00:59:00He didn't mention her to you, did he?
00:59:03Mike, I keep telling you, I haven't seen Hyde in a hair right.
00:59:07Yeah.
00:59:09Yes.
00:59:11Mike?
00:59:11Mike?
00:59:13Mike?
00:59:20Oh, my God.
00:59:57Oh, my God.
01:00:16Oh, my God.
01:00:44Oh, my God.
01:00:45I know what you did.
01:00:48No.
01:00:52It was you.
01:00:54Yes, I put it there for you to see.
01:00:56But I didn't write it, if that's what you mean.
01:00:59Now, I've been getting something like this every day since your wife was murdered.
01:01:03Something like this.
01:01:04Anonymous.
01:01:06So have you.
01:01:08Yeah.
01:01:13If it wasn't you, then who?
01:01:23You wrote them, Professor.
01:01:43I don't know what the psychiatrists will make of it.
01:01:46Guilt, insanity.
01:01:48I'd say it was a need to confess, to be caught and punished.
01:01:54Absolved.
01:01:57When you're ready, Professor.
01:02:11Do you think we should, sir?
01:02:13Hmm?
01:02:14Leave him alone.
01:02:16Where would he run to?
01:02:18I wasn't thinking of that, sir.
01:02:19But he might kill himself.
01:02:26Not him.
01:02:29Not anymore.
01:02:31Not anymore.
01:02:31No.
01:02:35No.
01:02:47Yeah.
01:02:48No.
01:02:52No.
01:02:53No.
01:02:55No.
01:02:56No.
01:02:56No.
01:03:26VIOLIN PLAYS
01:03:54VIOLIN PLAYS
01:04:18VIOLIN PLAYS
01:04:37VIOLIN PLAYS
01:04:51VIOLIN PLAYS
01:05:05VIOLIN PLAYS
01:05:13Oh, my God.
01:05:37Oh, my God.
01:06:07Oh, my God.
01:06:36Oh, my God.
01:07:06Oh, my God.
01:07:14Oh, my God.
01:07:43Oh, my God.
01:08:14Oh, my God.
01:09:08Oh, my God.
01:09:11Oh, my God.
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