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00:00I did go in.

00:26Let's land until I could be sure.

00:30Let's land until I could be sure of getting him alone.

00:33Sure of getting him alone.

00:36Then a bearded gent came out and went down the stairs.

00:40I was just making up my mind to go.

00:44Then another gent came out and went down the stairs too.

00:49Nipped into his room without knocking.

00:50I was all set to have it out with him.

00:53But he was lying there.

00:54I was all set to have it out with him.

00:57But he was lying there, dead.

00:59And I could see the bullet hole in his head with a black crust of blood ran.

01:10I knew I was...

01:12I hadn't touched anything except his hand.

01:18I hadn't touched anything except his hand and the doorknob.

01:22I hadn't touched anything except his hand and the doorknob.

01:26I wiped out my handkerchief both sides as I went out.

01:32There was nobody in the hole and I let myself out and legged it as fast as I could.

01:40That's the truth.

01:41He was dead already.

01:43You've got to believe me.

01:43By telling me the truth.

01:53By telling me the truth.

01:53Ivan.

01:54Ivan.

01:55Ivan.

01:56Ivan.

01:57Lata.

01:58Ivan.

01:59Lata.

02:00Your story has confirmed what I knew to be...

02:02Your story has confirmed what I knew to be the truth.

02:06Your story has confirmed what I knew to be the truth.

02:07You can leave it now to me.

02:08You can leave it now to me.

02:09You can leave it now to me.

02:10You can leave it now to me.

02:37Jack.

02:39Oh.

02:41Yes?

02:45Yeah.

02:46No, Poirot.

02:50It's on this, you know?

02:51What?

02:55It's on this, you know?

02:59Yeah?

03:04Thank you, chief inspector.

03:06Inspector.

03:32Hercule Poirot, sir.

03:36But Miss Sainsbury's seal, is it? Have you found her?

03:39I hope...

03:40...is it? Have you found her?

03:41I hope you do not object, Monsieur Blunt,

03:43but I have invited a few other people to join us.

03:54Through the streets in handcuffs.

03:56You walk through the streets in anything I tell you, my lad.

04:00I hope this is a matter of importance, Alistair.

04:08That Belgian detective sent a most insolent message to us.

04:12Mother?

04:30Miss Neville to see you, sir.

04:33Mademoiselle never.

04:35Are there many more, Monsieur Poirot?

04:37If so, we may be more comfortable in the boardroom.

04:41Is the boardroom free, Miss Montretta?

04:43Yes, Mr. Blunt.

04:51Frank!

04:56You know, show a bit of respect.

04:57Come on.

04:59Come on.

05:05Mesdames et Monsieur.

05:07Pauvre Monsieur Moly,

05:12Pauvre Monsieur Imperiotis,

05:14and...

05:15Pauvre Mammo...

05:16Moly, Pauvre Monsieur Imperiotis,

05:17and...

05:18Pauvre Mammoiselle Sainsbury's seal.

05:22No, no, no, no, Mammoiselle.

05:23No, no, no, no, no, Mammoiselle.

05:25In fact, Mammoiselle Sainsbury's seal was dead

05:27even before the investigations of this case began.

05:32It's that Mammoiselle Sainsbury's seal

05:34had been to visit Madame Chapman.

05:36He saw her go to the apartment and be let in.

05:40She never came out again.

05:41No.

05:42Mademoiselle Sainsbury's seal was never ever seen again

05:45until the police, they broke in to the box room of Madame Chapman.

05:48You mean it was Mabel Sainsbury's seal's body in that flat after all?

05:53Indeed, apple blood.

05:55The disfigured face was meant to raise the question of the identity of the woman.

05:59The disfigured face was meant to raise the question of the identity of the woman.

06:01The disfigured face was meant to raise the question of the identity of the woman.

06:04But for me, the case, it began with a shoe.

06:09As I left the dentist after my seance, a taxi stopped, a door opened, and the foot of a woman prepared to descend.

06:26It was a foot that was well shaped, with a good ankle, and an expensive stocking.

06:33The shoe was new, shining, patent leather, with a large, ornate buckle.

06:38And when the rest of the lady came into sight, to be frank, it was quite a disappointment.

06:47As Mademoiselle Sainsbury's seal descended from the taxi, she caught her shoe buckle, and it was wrenched off.

06:53I picked it up and returned it to her.

06:57Oh, kind.

06:58Not at all, madame.

06:59Oh!

07:00Oh, dear.

07:03You are welcome, madame.

07:04Thank you so much.

07:05That was all.

07:06Oh, I...

07:07I interrupt.

07:08I've finished the post.

07:09Is it all right if I leave the post?

07:10Is it all right if I leave now?

07:11Oh, no, no, no, no, please.

07:12Mademoiselle Montresseau, please come and join the party.

07:14Monsieur Poirot is expanding some extremely entertaining theories.

07:15Please.

07:16Please.

07:17Poirot?

07:18Thank...

07:22I'm sorry.

07:23I'm sorry.

07:24I'm sorry.

07:25I'm sorry.

07:26I'm sorry.

07:27I'm sorry.

07:28No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

07:29Please.

07:30Mademoiselle Montresseau, please come and join the party.

07:33Monsieur Poirot is expanding some extremely entertaining theories.

07:35Please.

07:36Poirot.

07:37Thank...

07:40Thank you, sir.

07:42And I'm sorry.

07:43I'm sorry.

07:44Hora, thank you.

07:47When Chief Inspector Jap summoned me to Litchfield Court

07:52because the body had been discovered,

07:55the first thing that I noticed was a shabby buckled shoe.

08:00Well?

08:03You have failed to appreciate the point, Monsieur Blunt.

08:06It was a shabby shoe.

08:09It was a well-worn shoe.

08:11But you see, Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille visited the apartment

08:17on the evening of the same day of the murder of Monsieur Morley.

08:20So in the morning, they were the new shoes.

08:21In the evening, they were the old shoes.

08:24I can't see why that's important.

08:26Eh bien, Mademoiselle, Poirot does not like things he cannot explain.

08:34Took a size five inches, five inches.

08:37I knew that Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille wore a ten-inch stocking.

08:42That is to say, she took at least a size six inches.

08:46So I went back to re-examine the body.

08:50My idea was that the face had been disfigured

08:54to hide the fact that it really was the body of Madame Chapman

08:57dressed in the clothes of Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille.

09:01Mais non.

09:02The shoes six.

09:04So it looked as if it was...

09:06So it looked as if it was the body of Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille after all.

09:11But then why was the face so disfigured?

09:15By coincidence,

09:16the dentist of Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille

09:18was also the dentist of Madame Chapman, Monsieur Morley.

09:23But he was dead.

09:25However, the records, they would have still existed, eh?

09:28So the successor to Monsieur Morley

09:30would have been able to positively identify the body

09:32as that of Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille.

09:34And could you identify the body from these records?

09:37I could, sir.

09:39It was not Miss Saint-Bricille.

09:41It was Mrs. Sylvia Chapman, another patient of Mr. Morley's.

09:44But if it was the body of Madame Chapman,

09:47why was she dressed in the clothes of Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille?

09:51Here.

09:54So, I cast my mind back.

09:57I cast my mind back

09:59to the Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille whom I had met,

10:02whom the Chief Inspector Jap had met.

10:04I used to be an actress.

10:06Just small parts, you know.

10:08Then I went on a world tour.

10:11That's swell.

10:12And although everything about her and everything she said

10:14was in perfect accord with her given character,

10:16I am now convinced

10:18that the Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille whom we had met

10:20and the Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille who accosted you, Monsieur Blunt...

10:24You don't remember me, Mabel.

10:26Gerda and I were on tour together.

10:28They were not the same woman.

10:30You mean Miss Saint-Bricille was murdered

10:33and someone else took over her identity?

10:35Precisement.

10:38It's very dangerous, n'est-ce pas?

10:43But the rewards,

10:45they were very high.

10:48Rewards?

10:49What rewards?

10:50In just one moment, if you please,

10:54Madame Oliveira?

10:55Perhaps Mr. Morley was murdered

10:57because he would have been able to identify

10:59Miss Saint-Bricille's body by her teeth.

11:03Perhaps.

11:08In the...

11:08In the beginning,

11:12we believe that the body of Monsieur Morley was...

11:14In the beginning,

11:16we believe that the body of Monsieur Morley

11:18was first discovered by the pageboy Alfred

11:20at about 1.30.

11:23But the fact is,

11:24I now know

11:25that the body was first discovered

11:28by Monsieur Frank Carter

11:30about one hour earlier

11:32at about 12.30.

11:42Two things occurred.

11:44Between the death of Monsieur Morley

11:46and the discovery of his body

11:47by Monsieur Carter.

11:49The lady whose shoe buckle I retrieved

11:52was shown into the surgery of Monsieur Morley.

12:03The secretary,

12:05the second Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille,

12:07the second Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille,

12:10changes the labels on the files

12:12of Monsieur Morley

12:13to ensure that the body

12:15would be identified

12:16as that of Madame Chapman.

12:21She then leaves.

12:25Surgery of Monsieur Morley.

12:26Now, Monsieur Ambariotis had never before

12:39met the dentist, Monsieur Morley.

12:41It's been troubling me

12:43since the journey from India.

12:45So our murderer,

12:47he was able to assume

12:48his identity.

12:49tells to Monsieur Ambariotis,

12:54tells to Monsieur Ambariotis,

12:55tells to Monsieur Ambariotis,

12:56contains a dose,

13:00contains a dose

13:03of Novocaine and Adrenaline,

13:06of Novocaine and Adrenaline,

13:08which is sufficient to kill him

13:09six hours later.

13:11Why would anyone want to kill this man?

13:18Because Monsieur Ambariotis

13:20had learned something

13:21from Mademoiselle Saint-Bricille.

13:23He had learned a secret.

13:26And a secret that could make him

13:27a very rich man.

13:29Alistair Blount.

13:41Monsieur Ambariotis,

13:43Monsieur Ambariotis,

13:45he was a blackmailer.

13:49Blackmailing me.

13:51How could he blackmail Alistair?

13:53Alistair has no secrets.

13:58With the greatest respect,

14:00Madame Oliveira.

14:02There, I must disagree with you.

14:05Monsieur Blount has a very big secret.

14:07A secret that must be kept

14:09at all costs.

14:12Effective in dealing with a blackmailer.

14:15And that is to blackmailer.

14:16And that is to silence him.

14:19Forever.

14:22No.

14:23Monsieur Ambariotis,

14:25he had to go, go.

14:26And Monsieur Blount

14:28had seen the name

14:29of Monsieur Ambariotis

14:30in the appointment book

14:31belonging to Monsieur Morley.

14:33His blackmailer

14:34used the same dentist.

14:37That'll do for today, I think.

14:39One more rinse, please.

14:43And so, Monsieur Blount,

14:45you devise a clever plan.

14:47A very clever plan indeed.

14:49You wait until your treatment

14:53has been completed

14:54by Monsieur Morley.

15:19and even if you go,

15:19you're starting to finish.

15:20What is the law,

15:21he always helped you get

15:22the simple vehicles

15:22of the

15:42üler so that we meet him?

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