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00:00Well, we have a long way to go, but there is one suggestive fact.

00:24He didn't smash this in the house or immediately outside it.

00:30Well, perhaps he was so rattled and bustled by meeting this other fellow that he hardly knew what he was doing.

00:36That's likely enough. But why did he choose to destroy it outside this particular house?

00:43It's empty. So he knew he wouldn't be disturbed.

00:47But there's another empty house further up the street he must have passed. Why not destroy it there?

00:53The lamp!

01:00Hi, Jove, you're right.

01:05What are we to make of that?

01:06Holmes, remember it. Dock at it.

01:16We may come on something later which will bear upon it.

01:18Meanwhile, before we go our separate ways, I suggest we make one last concerted visit.

01:22Where to?

01:23The morgue.

01:24I'll come on.

01:30Hello, Sarajevo.

01:33I'm the answer to you.

01:38No.

01:41I'm the answer to you.

01:42No.

01:43We have.

01:44We can.

01:48No.

01:50Yes.

01:50. . .

02:16They made nothing of his identity up to now.

02:18He was poorly dressed but doesn't seem to have been a labourer.

02:21Whoever's responsible did a nasty job on the fellow's throat.

02:24That was a murder weapon. It had a serrated blade.

02:27Whether it belonged to the murderer or the dead man, we don't yet know.

02:30Anything in his pockets to help identify?

02:32Precious little.

02:36If it might interest you, Mr. Holmes.

02:39Forgive Lestrade, I was just contemplating the one mystery that not even I can solve.

02:46Death itself. Pray continue.

02:49As you can see, he carried very little.

02:52An apple, some string, a shilling map of London.

02:55Enough for photograph.

02:59Part of one, it's torn.

03:02Look.

03:06Ugly-looking devil.

03:08Positively simian.

03:10What steps do you propose next, Lestrade?

03:13The most practical way of getting at it, in my opinion, is to identify the dead man.

03:17Once we know who he is and who his associates are,

03:19we should have a good start in learning who killed him on the doorstep of Mr. Horace Harker.

03:25Don't you think so, Mr. Holmes?

03:27No doubt. It is not the way that I would conduct the case.

03:31Oh, what would you do?

03:32Don't let me influence you, Lestrade.

03:35I suggest you follow your line of inquiry and I mine.

03:39Then we can compare notes in each supplement the other.

03:42But if you are returning to Pitt Street,

03:45I would be grateful if you would tell, Mr. Harker,

03:48that I have quite made up my mind

03:54in this matter.

03:55I am certain that it was a dangerous and homicidal lunatic

04:01with Napoleonic delusions at his house last night.

04:07It will help him in this article.

04:08You don't seriously believe that, Holmes?

04:10Don't I?

04:11Well, perhaps not.

04:15I am sure it will please Mr. Horace Harker

04:20and the subscribers to the Central Press Agency.

04:25I would be grateful, Lestrade,

04:27if you could make it convenient

04:28to come round to Bake Street

04:29at six o'clock this evening.

04:33Until then, I would like to keep this photograph

04:35found in the dead man's pocket.

04:37Oh, Mr. Holmes, that might be a vital clue.

04:39I trust it is.

04:40Otherwise, it's of no interest to me.

04:43Good luck, Lestrade.

04:55What we pay our taxes for, I don't know.

05:04When any ruffian can walk in and break one's goods under one's nose.

05:10A superb bit of craftsmanship it was, too.

05:14Taken from a marble copy of the Emperor's Head by Deveen.

05:17Are you familiar, by any chance, with that great artiste herb?

05:21Yes, indeed.

05:22Speaking of familiarity,

05:23do you recognise the man in this photograph?

05:26Man in the photograph?

05:27Ah!

05:28Yes, indeed I do, Mr. Holmes.

05:30The name's Beppo.

05:31Beppo?

05:32Yes, he was a sort of Italian piecework man

05:36who made himself useful here in the shop.

05:39Oh, he could carve a bit and frame and gild.

05:43I took him on about ten days ago.

05:45But he only stayed a week and then just disappeared.

05:49Didn't even collect his wages.

05:52Perhaps he was responsible for the breakages.

05:54Responsible for the breakages?

05:56Oh! Responsible for the breakages!

05:59My dear sir, this is an international conspiracy.

06:02A nihilist plot!

06:04Red Republicans, I call them.

06:06Yes, no one but an anarchist would go about breaking statues.

06:11Did they break every one that you sold?

06:14Break every one I sold?

06:15Well, hardly that.

06:16Just the two bought by a local doctor

06:18and the one left here in my shop.

06:20If anything happened to the other three, I know nothing of it.

06:23Three? So there were six to begin with?

06:26Six to begin with, yes, yes, a batch of six.

06:28I ordered them especially from Gelder and Company of Stepney.

06:31They, er, they do excellent moulding work.

06:35Do you happen to know the names and addresses of the other customers?

06:38My ledgers, Mr. Holmes, are confidential.

06:41Mr. Hudson, if your theory is correct,

06:50oughtn't we to warn these people of this, this most dangerous plot?

06:55And, er, who better to do that than Mr. Sherlock Holmes?

07:02Mr. Sherlock Holmes?

07:04Yes, quite right, quite right, sir.

07:07Yes, the country slumbers, but we shall remain vigilant.

07:11Hmm?

07:13Follow me, sir.

07:14Here we are.

07:15Mr. Josiah Brown of Chiswick.

07:16And, er, Mrs. Sandeford of Reading.

07:17Mrs.

07:18Yes.

07:19Mr. Hudson?

07:20Eh?

07:21Did your two busts differ in any way from the other four?

07:23Differ from the other four?

07:24No, no, they were all identical.

07:25And all with the beautiful decoration which I ordered especially.

07:27Yes, sir.

07:28Apart from the, er, decoration, were your six busts the same as all the others?

07:33The same as all the others?

07:34The same as all the others?

07:35Well, I suppose so.

07:36You'd have to apply direct to Gelderon Company to find that out in person.

07:41Excellent idea.

07:42Er, a gentleman, a gentleman, a gentleman.

07:45Yes, sir.

07:46Hey, sir.

07:47A gentleman?

07:48Yes, sir.

07:49Yes, sir.

07:50Yes, sir.

07:51Yes.

07:52Yes.

07:53Yes.

07:54Yes.

07:55Yes, sir.

07:56Yes, sir.

07:57No, sir.

07:58Yes.

07:59Yes, sir.

08:00Yes, sir.

08:01a gentleman a gentleman when you meet the manager would you be good enough to warn him of the

08:07conspiracy with all the busts they have on the premises the red republicans could have a field

08:14day normally we sell the busts without decoration but mr hudson ordered that the whole uniform be

08:25painted it was expertly done and made it a very special issue in terms of the construction

08:32however there is no reason why the six napoleons we sold to him should be different from hundreds

08:39of others you see the two molds are poured together and filled with plaster to make the complete bust

08:48are they solid solid of course but naturally then they are placed in a special room to die

08:57and afterwards stored we wholesale prices six shillings but the retail would get 12 or more

09:04they can think of no reason so what will wish to destroy them or matter for them well

09:18so your interest in the molding process had ulterior motives oh mendelstam i wonder if you happen to

09:40recognize the man in this photograph yes indeed very well this has always been a respectable

09:51establishment and the only time we ever had the police in here was over this fellow about a year

09:57ago he knifed another italian in the street and in here with the police on his heels was his name beppo by

10:05any chance yes his second name i never knew served me right for employing a man with such a face

10:16but he was a good workman one of the best do you happen to remember exactly when he was arrested

10:23i could check the pay lists according to morse hudson's records you sold him six napoleons on june

10:30the third of last year that is correct and beppo last collected his wages on may the 20th of that same

10:41year then he must have been arrested sometime the following week well no doubt the police have the

10:46exact details the young italian survived so beppo went only to prison for one year we have a cousin

10:54of his working here perhaps you would wish to speak with him no not a word to the cousin i beg of you

11:01the matter is very important and the further i go with it the more important it seems so yeah i

11:06really thought his cousin might know when beppo is to be released

11:11her mental storm if my surmises are correct our friend beppo has been out of jail for at least 11 days

11:21i'm sorry what's harker has baited the trap what do you mean the press is a very valuable

11:43institution if one knows how to use it feed all about it stay in it very cunning holmes thank you

12:13thank you

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