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00:00The pattern most curious. He's most under the pattern most curious. He's most unobliging our murderer.

00:13But at least, mon ami, you have the railway guy, the ABC. Now there is a clue for you.

00:21You mean you don't think he left it there by mistake?

00:23No, he left it on purpose. The fingerprints tell us that.

00:30But Poirot, there weren't any fingerprints on it.

00:34Exactly.

00:35But Poirot, there weren't any fingerprints on it.

00:38Exactly, my Hastings. Our murderer, he is in the...

00:42But in the very nature of things, he cannot help to throw the light upon himself.

01:00What do you think, Poirot?

01:12XML, Hastings.

01:15Hastings, well done.

01:17You don't think it's a bit... you don't think it's a bit overpowering?

01:21We can find someone else with a fruit bowl.

01:24What we could do...

01:25There is another letter, Hastings.

01:27Sorry?

01:28Another letter from ABC.

01:33Dear Mr. Poirot. Me, I think. But the fun's only just beginning.

01:37Let me draw your attention to...

01:39But the fun's only just beginning.

01:41Let me draw your attention to Bexhill-on-Sea, date the 25th inst.

01:45What a merry time we are having.

01:47Yours sincerely, ABC.

01:49Good God.

01:50Good God.

01:51Good Lord.

01:56He's only the beginning, Hastings.

01:59Same machine, I suppose.

02:02Same machine, I suppose.

02:04No.

02:05And we can fairly...

02:06No.

02:07And we can fairly assume that the writer was responsible for your murder in Andover.

02:11Now we have definite warning of a second crime scheduled to take place in Superintendent

02:16Carter's County on the 25th, the day after tomorrow, at Bexhill.

02:22What steps do you think the Sussex Police can take, Superintendent Carter?

02:27Oh.

02:28It's difficult.

02:29It's not the least clue the victim may be.

02:32It is possible that the surname of the intended victim will begin with the letter B.

02:38That would be something.

02:40I suggest it as a possibility no more.

02:43It came to my mind when I read the signature ABC on the first letter and again when I heard

02:47the name of the unfortunate woman in Andover.

02:51You mean first to Mrs. Asher in Andover, then someone beginning with B in Bexhill?

02:56Well, it's possible, I suppose.

02:58I mean, we aren't dealing with a madman.

03:00But so far he hasn't given us any clue as to his motive.

03:03Does a madman have any motive?

03:05Perhaps he's going to murder someone in every town of the alphabet all the way from Andover to, er...

03:10Xenor.

03:13You see?

03:15Well...

03:16Well, at least we can take some precautions.

03:18Superintendent Carter, perhaps it will be possible for your men to make a special note of all the bees in your area.

03:25Especially small shopkeepers.

03:27And naturally keep tabs on all strangers as far as possible.

03:31Bexhill's a seaside resort, man.

03:34It's the middle of the holiday season.

03:36People are flooding in.

03:54So, tomorrow's the big day.

03:57Tomorrow's the big day.

03:59Is it old women in tobacconist chops, do you think?

04:01Well, it does not seem likely, Hastings.

04:04Shops, though, perhaps.

04:06Which of us at some time or another has not felt aggrieved by a shopkeeper?

04:10Good Lord, yes.

04:11Well, at least we know it can't be Asher now.

04:13I mean, he's still in custody.

04:17Is Mary botted the maid?

04:19No.

04:20Is it the maid?

04:21No.

04:31Is it the maid?

04:32Is it the maid?

04:33Is it the maid?

04:34Is it the maid?

04:35Is it the maid?

04:36Is it the maid?

04:37Is it the maid?

04:38Is it the maid?

04:39Is it the maid?

04:41Is it the maid?

04:43I wouldn't give much for a murderer's chances with all these men of yours around, Jack.

04:47He's as good as nabbed.

04:49The sanity of a town full of men against the insanity of one man.

04:53Remember the long-continued successes of Jack the Ripper.

04:57Hmm.

04:58We don't need another one of those, thank you very much.

05:26Pull-Boy

05:49PLEThat

05:56Hastings, it has happened.

06:16Tonight, between 12 and 1, our homicidal joker is a man of his word.

06:21If he says the 25th, then the 25th it is, even if it's only by a few minutes.

06:29But we're quite sure this is the crime.

06:32An ABC open at the train to Bexhill was found actually under the body.

06:37Do we know who is the dead girl, Chief Inspector?

06:39She's been identified as a Miss Elizabeth Barnard.

06:4323 years of age, worked as a waitress at the De La Wall Pavilion.

06:46Was she pretty?

06:47Here he goes again.

06:49That does not seem to you to be important, huh?

06:51Mais pour une femme, it is of the first importance.

06:54It often decides her destiny.

06:56With what was the girl strangled, Chief Inspector?

06:58Her own belt.

07:00At last, we have a piece of evidence that is very definite.

07:03And it tells one something, does it not?

07:05I don't see what.

07:06We have broken the news to her parents, but I thought they let them recover a bit before questioning them.

07:24Right.

07:26There are other members of the family, yes?

07:28There's a sister, a typist in London.

07:30She's been communicated with.

07:32And there's a young man.

07:33The girl was supposed to be out with him last night, I gather.

07:36Any luck from the ABC guide?

07:37No, no fingerprints.

07:40Open up the page of Bexhill.

07:42Yes, that's our man, all right.

07:44It must mean something.

07:46Something to do with the trains from Andover and Bexhill, perhaps.

07:51Yes, that is a point.

07:52It's most distressing, Chief Inspector, most distressing.

08:05How it will affect our business, I shudder to think.

08:08You'll have a boom, madam.

08:09You won't be able to dish out the dainty teas quick enough.

08:12Really?

08:14Oh, how awful.

08:17People are so awful.

08:18Mademoiselle Marion, how long had Mademoiselle Barna been working here?

08:24This was the second summer.

08:27She was pretty, yes?

08:28She was a nice, clean-looking girl.

08:32What time did she go off duty last night?

08:34Eight o'clock. We close at eight.

08:36Did she say what she was going to do after work?

08:40We were hardly on those sort of terms.

08:43Nobody came and called for her? Nothing like that?

08:46Oh, no.

08:47She had a young man, I believe.

08:52Donald Fraser.

08:53We didn't know she happened.

09:16Mrs. Barnard and I go to bed early.

09:18No, she happened.

09:18Mrs. Barnard and I go to bed early.

09:24We never knew Betty hadn't come home till the police officer came this morning.

09:32You know what goes on nowadays, Inspector.

09:34You know what goes on nowadays, Inspector.

09:35All the same, she was usual to him by eleven.

09:43And she had this steady young, young fellow she was sort of engaged to.

09:47Donald Fraser, his name is.

09:49Any friends?

10:04Any friends?

10:06Any friends?

10:07End of.

10:11End of.

10:13I'd like to look over in Art's room, if I may.

10:28There might be something, sir.

10:29Letters, diary.

10:31All right, it's in here.

10:32Who are you?

10:43Bernard.

10:44Yes, I'm Megan Barnard.

10:45Barnard.

10:46I suppose you belong to the police.

10:48Well, not exactly.

10:49Oh, what are you?

10:50Well...

10:50Where's Mum and Dad?

10:51Your father's in there, showing the police your sister's bedroom,

10:54and your mother's in there.

10:55I wonder if I...

10:57Are you following me?

11:08Are you following me?

11:09What do you want?

11:13This is Monsieur Hercule Poirot.

11:15Monsieur Bernard.

11:16I don't see what Monsieur Hercule Poirot is doing in our humble little crime.

11:21What you do not see, Mademoiselle, and what I do not see, it would fill a volume.

11:26And it is something that will not be easy to find.

11:28Be easy to find.

11:31What's that?

11:32The truth.

11:38Feel.

11:39But that is the most important thing we have, Mademoiselle, in the hunt for the murder.

11:42Important thing we have, Mademoiselle, in the hunt for the murder of your sister.

11:45All right.

11:49Person, and not be interested in anyone else.

11:52And working in anyone else.

11:54And working in...

11:55She was always running up against nice-looking men.

11:59I understand, Mademoiselle.

12:00Do you?

12:01Her boyfriend didn't.

12:03She was really keen on him.

12:04He couldn't see why she wanted to go out with other people.

12:08Once or twice they had flaming big rows about it.

12:10Don was so violent, Betty was frightened.

12:15When was theirs?

12:18Last time was about a month ago.

12:20They had an awful scene.

12:23Don was all white and shaking.

12:26Oh, there he is.

12:28Quick, Mademoiselle, run and intercept him.

12:31I wish to speak with him before the estimable Chief Inspector Jap.

12:36Don!

12:37Herbana, I'll tell you where she was going last night.

12:42She told me she was going to St. Leonard's with a girlfriend.

12:46And did you believe her?

12:48Who are you, anyway?

12:50You don't belong to the police.

12:52No, monsieur.

12:54I am better than the police.

12:59Amen.

13:03But afterwards...

13:05But afterwards...

13:06What did you do?

13:10I lost my head.

13:11I was convinced she was with some man.

13:13Convinced she was with some man.

13:15I thought he might have taken her to Eastbourne in a car.

13:18I went on there.

13:21Looked in the hotels and restaurants.

13:24They must have thought I was mad.

13:28I gave up and came back.

13:30Much of an alibi, is it?

13:31Much of an alibi, is it?

13:34Much of an alibi, is it?

13:39Is it?

13:41No, my friend.

13:43Not much.

13:44Well, Donald Fraser certainly seemed to have a perfectly good motive for the murder and opportunity.

13:54For killing Mademoiselle Betty Barnard?

13:56Yes, but what was the motive for killing Mademoiselle?

14:00Well, that we'll have to find out.

14:03They're both women, of course.

14:04You've been...

14:17You've been very clever.

14:22To you, as a murderer.

14:24You'll be watched.

14:25You'll be questioned.

14:26You'll be followed.

14:26You'll give yourself away.

14:28You'll be watched.

14:29You'll be questioned.

14:30You'll be followed.

14:30You'll give yourself away.

14:31You'll give yourself away, and then get you.

14:34You're choosing me, are you?

14:39But you don't move, Mary.

14:42Why?

14:43You don't move, Mary.

14:46Why?

14:48Because...

14:49Because you know I'm not the killer.

14:51Yes!

14:52That's where you're wrong.

15:01But I'm going to kill you.

15:03I'm going to kill you.

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