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Transcript
00:00It's a night.
00:07No, Tadra. Get the bed out.
00:19It was funny, though.
00:21The way he said goodbye.
00:24As if he'd never see us again.
00:27Told me he was going to Chilton.
00:30Poor Mr. Kirst.
01:00Terrible news nowadays, isn't it?
01:03Nothing with this murder business.
01:05Terrible news nowadays, isn't it?
01:07Nothing with this murder business.
01:09Gives me the creeps it does.
01:10You'll be Christian. You'll be followed.
01:12Followed.
01:13You've been very...
01:14You and me, but you never know the lunatics.
01:17Nasty business, eh?
01:19I'm not lifting doors.
01:20You'll be so close.
01:21Oh, Vendor, your fate.
01:25You'll be most celebrating.
01:26Vendor, your fate.
01:29You'll be most celebrating.
01:33You'll be most celebrating.
01:35Might die on the gallows.
01:37Might die on the gallows.
01:39I kill you to this, kid.
01:41I kill you to this, kid.
01:44I kill you to this, kid.
01:45Killed you to this, kid.
01:48Killed me to this.
01:49Killed you to that!
01:49Him, you, you, you, you, you.
01:50bị
02:01Killed me to the σεň
02:05
02:09Tch.
02:13so that's that committed for trial chief inspector what is your opinion monsieur
02:26cast he's playing a very crafty game he's an epileptic the doctors tell me
02:31but is it possible for a man to commit a crime without being aware of it
02:35well he might try that line of defense if it wasn't for the letters
02:38they show premeditation and of those letters we still have no explanation
02:42until i have a reason for those letters being written to me i will not fear that
02:47this case is solved
02:48chief inspector jack that's me
03:10it's about that bex hill murder that's me
03:14it's about that bex hill murder
03:21he swears by all that's blue that he met cussed in the royal george hotel in eastbourne on the
03:26evening of august the 24th that they had dinner together and then played dominoes until well
03:31after midnight and if he is telling the truth monsieur cast could not have been on the beach
03:35at bex hill between 12 o'clock and one o'clock strangling mademoiselle betty bannard listen
03:39he did the andover murder he did the churston murder he did the doncaster murder he must have done the
03:44bex hill murder why why i don't know why because he's balmy that's why
04:01i am hercule poirot
04:08oh yes i never wrote to you
04:34i told you i told them over and over again
04:39if you did not write those letters monsieur cast who did i don't know
04:43they always have been always have been
04:50when you were a child a child
04:57i was ambitious
05:09me these ridiculous names names alexander bonaparte
05:17cast
05:24world
05:30as
05:32a door-to-door stocking salesman
05:42a door-to-door stocking salesman
05:47that the firm
05:49that the firm
05:52deny the fact
05:53deny the fact
05:54deny the fact
05:55yes
05:56but i've got their letters to me
05:59giving me instructions as to what places to go
06:02and a list of people upon whom to call
06:05but all of the letters they were typed on the machine found in your room
06:09the typewriter was sent to me by the firm at the beginning of my job
06:14but the letters were sent after you received the machine
06:16so it looks does it not as though you typed them and then posted them to yourself
06:23yes i do i do i do
06:30but i couldn't have done this in the second murder though could i
06:33do
06:34do
06:35do
06:36do
06:37do
06:39do
06:40do
06:43do
06:44do
06:45do
06:46do
06:47do
06:48do
06:49do
06:50oh there's a lot of play in it a lot of play when I was a clerk in the city we
06:56used to play every lunch hour he'd be surprised the way total strangers can
07:02come together over a game of dominoes
07:07yes I remember particular
07:14never a cup of coffee and started dominoes the dominoes something they
07:24took something they told me what did they say
07:31told me written in your hand your hand told me some amazing things
07:43there's going to be the most celebrated liberated man in England before I die
07:47but yes it's as though you're going to die on the gun to die on the gallows
08:05from my head
08:06from my head you know
08:11you know
08:12I mean there are times when I lie to
08:18and I am right am I not
08:36that you do not know
08:39and I am right am I not
08:40that you do not know why
08:43you have I not
08:45that you do not know why
08:47you committed them
08:49no
08:51no I don't
09:05I'm not having that dream anymore
09:06no
09:07all that will disappear with time
09:13see that
09:15no
09:15no
09:16no
09:21I don't know what this is an aid of Poirot
09:25the case is over
09:25doubt this is an aid of Poirot
09:27the case is over
09:28done with
09:29finished
09:30that is true chief inspector
09:31the man cast he is in prison
09:32there will be no more killings
09:33finished
09:34but you see I know nothing
09:35and
09:36there is also one small fact
09:38that he's vexing
09:39Monsieur cast has an alibi
09:41for the night of the crime
09:42that he is alleged to have committed on this speech
09:44from the beginning I had felt that there was something wrong with those letters that I received
09:49and there was
09:50I had assumed that they were written by a madman
09:53they were written by a sane man pretending to be mad
09:57when do you notice least a pin
10:07shhh
10:08don't clatter so really
10:10when do you notice least an
10:13when do you notice least an individual murder
10:16hold on a minute hold on
10:19hold on a minute hold on
10:21Cust did the murder
10:23hold on a minute hold on
10:24Cust did the murders
10:26he was caught red handed more or less
10:29blood on his coat knife under his bed
10:31he even admits to the murders what more do you want
10:34when I first saw Monsieur Cust chief inspector I knew he was not guilty
10:38for such a plan Monsieur Cust had neither the cunning the daring nor may I add
10:42the brains
10:47somehow he got her to remove her belt with which she
10:50he got her to remove her belt with which she was strangled
10:55you have seen Monsieur Cust
10:56can you imagine Monsieur Cust as you English say
10:59getting off with a pretty young girl
11:04Monsieur Cust making the click
11:06Mr. Poirot
11:07please
11:08all along I was aware of a dual personality of the murderer
11:14now I see
11:15wherein he consisted
11:17two people who are involved
11:22the real murderer
11:24cunning
11:25resourceful
11:26and daring
11:27and the pseudo murderer
11:29stupid
11:30vacillating
11:31and above all
11:32suggestible
11:33already several schemes
11:36when a chance meeting
11:39with
11:40when a chance meeting
11:41with
11:42Monsieur Cust produced an idea
11:45his epileptic seizures
11:47his headaches
11:48indeed the whole shrinking personality of Monsieur Cust
11:51made him for the murderer
11:53an ideal tool
11:55perhaps his
11:59Alexander Bonaparte
12:00past gave to the
12:01past gave to the murderer
12:02the idea of the murders
12:04alphabetical
12:05the arrangements
12:10the arrangements
12:11were excellent
12:13as if from a well-known wholesaler
12:16offering him employment wholesaler
12:17offering him employment on salary and commission
12:20in fact
12:22the plans
12:23the plans
12:24were so well laid down
12:25beforehand
12:26by the murderer
12:27that the letters
12:28that were subsequently sent to me
12:30had already been typed
12:32and afterwards
12:34the typewriter
12:35that was used for the purpose
12:37was sent to Monsieur Cust
12:38allegedly
12:39to use for business
12:41the murderer then set to work
12:48the murderer then set to work
12:50the murderer then set to work
12:52a list of potential clients in Andover
12:54he sent to Monsieur Cust
12:56and he is instructed to go there
12:58on August the 21st
13:00Monsieur Cust
13:04and later that day
13:07Madame Asha
13:09later that day
13:10Madame Asha
13:12she is murdered most brutally
13:24he is instructed to go to
13:26Bexhill-on-Sea
13:27and on that particular list of clients
13:30is Madame Barnard
13:32is strangled with her own belt on the beach
13:39at Churston
13:50Lady Clark observes
13:52Mlle Grey talking with Monsieur Cust
13:54and Sir Carmichael Clark
13:56he also dies
13:57three crimes
14:10and Monsieur Cust
14:12is a scene of each one of them
14:15so
14:18so the simple question
14:21coui bono
14:23for you
14:27had nothing to gain
14:28from the death of your aunt
14:29for you
14:31had nothing to gain
14:32from the death of your aunt
14:34nothing to gain
14:36from the death of your aunt
14:38Mlle Betty Barnard
14:41and lived on the no doubt
14:43niggardly salary paid to her
14:44by the Delaware Pavilion
14:46niggardly salary paid to her
14:47by the Delaware Pavilion
14:48as endlessly informed us
14:51Sir Carmichael Clark
14:53was a millionaire
14:54many times over
14:56Sir Carmichael Clark
14:57was a millionaire
14:58many times over
15:00what are you suggesting?
15:02persons suffering from
15:04no doubt
15:21You

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