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00:00Oh

00:20No, you don't question to answer my dad unless I'm mad unless I'm very much mistaken

00:30Oh

00:46Jewelry

00:47She was rich

00:49She was rich. What did matter to her?

00:53Come is your skid. Oh

00:55Madame clever than he's dead

00:57You are caught red-handed by my colleague captain Hastings trying to sell the jury of Madame Cleverton

01:02You admit that you let yourself into her cabin. She was dead already

01:08Shouldn't have took it not when I saw she was dead. I know me be trouble

01:27Yes, why do you not consider one of the past?

01:34Yes

01:35Why do you not consider one of the passengers Hastings, but do you not consider one of the passengers Hastings the passengers?

01:42Who?

01:44Colonel Claverton the watertight alibi

01:48general Forbes

01:49What about my mother Henderson? Really? No, I think perhaps she has the motive. No, she's a lady

01:57And you think one of me but ladies do not commit murder

02:01Ladies don't get found out

02:08About at least five hours when she was found

02:10She was found a small amount of money and some jewelry had been taken a string of beads was on the floor near to her

02:17Bed the door was locked and the key missing and the hatch which gives onto the deck was open

02:24Inside

02:26We actually heard her say so herself

02:29If mrs.

02:29Claverton could lock the door she could unlock truly heard her say so herself

02:33If mrs.

02:34Claverton could lock the door she could unlock it too. I suppose I see some more precisely

02:39Which leads us to the inescapable conclusion that Madame Cleverton unlocked the door and let in the murder

02:51Miss Henderson

02:53Miss Henderson, I hope you don't mind me asking but you bought an amber necklace yesterday. Yes, I did

03:00How did you know that?

03:02The captain mentioned it. He just happened to mention it

03:06Would you mind if I had a look at it?

03:08I'm afraid I've lost it. I

03:11Must have dropped it somewhere put it down. I don't know. Yes

03:17Right

03:21In fact, I don't think anyone on board ship really liked her but surely anyone on board ship really liked her but surely

03:29Who would have reason to kill?

03:31Amazon

03:33It is the opinion of every person on board the ship that the Colonel Claverton would have been quite justified in taking a hatchet to

03:39Her now that was an expression. I actually heard you

03:42I

03:45He was unsure all he was unsure all day with the two girls and he did not return to the ship until four o'clock that

03:52afternoon

03:54by which time

03:56Madame Cleverton had been dead for many hours

03:59Seems to me. We're back to General Forbes as our only suspect

04:12I

04:31Won't please to ask a favor of your knees our knees won't please to ask a favor of your knees our knees

04:42Good evening is many

04:46Good evening is many

04:49Want to borrow somebody from you from you if I may

05:02To offer you a garland from our national poet. Mr. Roger from our national poet. Mr. Roger quickly

05:12Starting with the ladies

05:16I've taken me fun where I've found it. I've rode and I've ranged in me time

05:21I've had me pick in the sweethearts and four of a lot was prime

05:26One was a half-caste widow. One was a woman from prone

05:31One was the wife of a debitor sighs

05:34And one is a girl

05:37Now pardon me, mr. Russell

05:40I

05:41Aren't no hand with the ladies. I'm sorry

05:44I I have to make an announcement if you would be good enough to sit down sir. You come and join us. Mr. Russell

05:52Ladies and gentlemen

06:10Book

06:11As you know, we are fortunate enough to have on board with us. Mr. Hercule Poirot as you know

06:17We are fortunate enough to have on board with us. Mr. Hercule Poirot

06:20Who is probably known to you all as a man who has wide experience in them such matters

06:25I hope you'll listen carefully to what he has to say

06:29Mr. Poirot

06:31Thank You captain

06:40Yeah

06:43I'm about to do me surprise you a little it may occur to you that rise you a little

06:49It may occur to you that I am eccentric perhaps mad. Ah

06:55you may say

06:56The little Belgian detective is taking leave of his rocker, huh?

07:03You

07:05behind behind my madness is

07:09As you English say

07:22How uninteresting

07:25How uninteresting

07:29Nothing is less interesting than a stress thing

07:34Nothing is less interesting than a suitcase. Yes, and you are right except

07:40Suitcases have

07:43contents

08:04Except this doll

08:08Except this doll is an important witness

08:16To the truth of who killed

08:22Madame Clapton

08:28But it still can tell us what he'd know he knows huh, but this is a doll

08:35That can speak

08:37Of course you have all we have to do all we have to do is put this doll back in the suitcase

08:57Do you my pity

09:07No

09:15Now

09:17Can you tell us anything about the day of Madame Clapton

09:25What is it John

09:28Doors locked the doors locked

09:31Don't want to be disturbed by the stewards. I don't want to be disturbed by the stewards

09:37I

10:08Yes

10:10Take my quarters

10:18Thank you

10:37It was you

10:41It was you general who gave me a valuable hint with your mention of the musical stage I

10:49puzzle I think

10:52And then the evening before the crime Colonel Clapton pretended to give himself away

11:00The conjurer

11:02Because then it would never occur to us because then it would never occur to us

11:07that he was in fact a

11:09ventriloquist and

11:11That's what he did when you heard him talking to mrs. Clapton through her cabin door

11:15precisum and

11:17By then she was already dead

11:30It was put there to make us think that some native thief was the killer

11:34With that it cast us think that some native thief was the killer

11:39With that it cast suspicion on someone who really cared for him with the cruel irony

12:04I am sorry man was there

12:10It made him feel his slavery

12:14It made him feel his slavery

12:17He wanted to be free before it was too late

12:21We all have such dreams

12:25He said control was too perfect

12:29No matter how stupid

12:32No matter how calling was the conduct of his wife it never seemed to touch him

12:38That either meant that he was so used to it that he'd no longer stand

12:43or else

12:45He knew his bondage would soon be over

12:56Moselle

12:58Moselle

13:28You

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