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00:00Dead, sir, shortly after you've left. An apparent suicide.

00:10Morley. Suicide?

00:13What an extreme.

00:17Forgive me, I'm sorry. This is my niece, Miss Oliveira, and her mother, Mrs. Oliveira.

00:22Mademoiselle, madame.

00:24I've never heard of a dentist committing suicide before.

00:27It wouldn't happen in the States, you can be sure of that.

00:30They're too damn rich to kill themselves.

00:33He seemed in good health and spirits this morning, Mr. Blunt?

00:36Well, I think so, yes.

00:38Have you seen him often?

00:39This was my third or fourth visit.

00:42Mr. Blunt, who was it that recommended to you, Mr. Morley, originally?

00:45Arnholdt. One of my directors, Lionel Arnholdt.

00:48We're just wondering, you see, sir, whether it wasn't suicide but murder.

00:52And the real target was yourself.

00:53That doesn't answer to all.

00:59Well, none of it does at the moment, sir. That's the problem.

01:01Good evening.

01:31Good evening.

01:33We'd like to see Mr. Ambriotis.

01:36I'm sorry, sir. I'm afraid you can't.

01:39Oh, yes, I can, my lad.

01:42You don't understand, sir.

01:45Mr. Ambriotis died half an hour ago.

01:47Mr. Ambriotis died half an hour ago.

02:01Mr. Ambriotis died half an hour ago.

02:04I should be free from love and look at the dawn of night.

02:19I would like you.

02:33Interesting.

02:34Interesting.

02:36Mr. Amberiot has died of heart failure.

02:40Heart failure?

02:42Dose of adrenaline and novocaine.

02:45How large are you novocaine?

02:47Oh I can't say yet.

02:49These quantitative analyses take time.

02:51I'll be able to tell you tomorrow.

02:53Novocaine's a stuff dentist give you isn't it?

02:55That's right Chief Inspector.

02:57The subject had been to the dentist I believe.

03:01Yes I'll keep it in the notes.

03:04What a washout.

03:05What do you mean Chief?

03:06What do you mean Chief Inspector?

03:07Morley makes a mistake and injects an overdose.

03:10Then when Amberiotis has gone he realises what he's done, can't face the music and shoots himself.

03:15With a pistol he is not known to possess?

03:17Relations don't know everything.

03:19No that is true of course.

03:21Well there we are then.

03:23All the same Chief Inspector.

03:25He does not quite satisfy me.

03:27No.

03:28Cheer up Poirot.

03:29We can't have a nice juicy murder every time.

03:35Oh poor man.

03:37I suppose...

03:38Poor man.

03:40I suppose he had something on his mind.

03:43Such worrying times we live in.

03:46Did he seem worried to you Miss Sainsbury Slip?

03:49Well I...

03:50I can't really say you know that he did.

03:54Can you...

03:55Let me see.

03:57There was just one young man there when I went in.

04:00There was just one young man there when I went in.

04:03I think he was in pain because he was muttering to himself and looking quite wild.

04:08And then suddenly he jumped up and went out.

04:10And he was the only other patient that you noticed?

04:14A gentleman came down the stairs and went out.

04:17Just as I went up to Mr Morley.

04:20Oh and I remember a very peculiar foreigner came out of the house just as I arrived.

04:25Ahem.

04:32Oh.

04:33Oh dear.

04:35Oh dear me.

04:38The light in here is so dim.

04:40Please calm yourself madame.

04:43Well I think that's about all Miss Sainsbury's heel.

04:46We may require you to give evidence at the inquest of course.

04:49Oh no.

04:50I would be so nervous.

04:52Well no need to be nervous madame.

04:54Just stand up and speak clearly.

04:57Oh.

04:58That's very amusing Chief Inspector.

05:01Is it?

05:02I used to be an actress.

05:04Just small parts you know.

05:06Then I went on a world tour.

05:08Yes.

05:09Well.

05:13If my name should be in the paper in the papers.

05:16As a witness at the inquest I mean.

05:18You will be sure that it's spelt right won't you.

05:21Miss Maybel Sainsbury Seal.

05:23Maybel spelt M-A-B-E-L-L-E.

05:34Blimey.

05:35Oh.

05:36I'm going to see Traviata at Covent Garden.

05:45Ah.

05:46Thank you Monsieur Arnold.

05:47Traviata at Covent Garden.

05:48Ah.

05:49Thank you Monsieur Arnold.

05:50Monsieur Henry Mollet.

05:51It was you was it not who recommended him to Monsieur Blunt.

06:03Yes.

06:04I've been going to him for years.

06:05It was you was it not who recommended him to Monsieur Blunt.

06:06I've been going to him for years.

06:07You don't think I killed him do you?

06:10Oh no no no no no no no.

06:12Que l'idée.

06:13No.

06:14It is just that I'm given to wonder whether Monsieur Blunt was not perhaps the intended victim.

06:19I don't quite see how that works.

06:21No.

06:22At this moment Monsieur Reinhold neither do I.

06:25One grips at the straws.

06:27But tell me.

06:29Madame Olivera the sister-in-law to Monsieur Blunt.

06:32She is une dame formidable n'est-ce pas?

06:35Oh indeed.

06:36Aye.

06:37Monsieur Blunt marrying her sister.

06:39And sister.

06:41I mean after all he was a mere employee of the family business.

06:44I don't know about Mia.

06:46Alistair was head of our overseas investments department.

06:49Ah.

06:50But I don't think Aunt Julia looked at it like that anyway.

06:53They were so obviously crazy about each other.

06:57Nobody of course knew but she was already suffering from the disease that killed her four years later.

07:03A tragedy.

07:05Yes.

07:10I must attain you no longer from your Monsieur Verdi.

07:12Attain you no longer from your Monsieur Verdi.

07:15Monsieur Reinhold I thank you very much for your patience.

07:19And I hope that you enjoy the opera.

07:32I am going to follow the opera.

07:33I am going to follow the opera song.

07:35And that is the last one is to follow the opera song.

07:38Oh not.

07:39I am going to follow the opera song.

07:40I will notice that this is still in the opera song.

07:42I'm the opinion that Mr. Amberiotis died of heart failure

08:02caused by a large overdose of a novocaine and adrenaline mixture.

08:07The dentist who treated Mr. Amberiotis earlier on the day of his death

08:14is now himself dead, I understand.

08:17So I understand, sir.

08:19Thank you, Dr. Bennett.

08:25See much doubt, gentlemen, that this is a case of accidental death.

08:30A very unfortunate case.

08:31Did Mr. Morley accidentally give his patient

08:37too large a dose of the anaesthetic?

08:40Or did Mr. Amberiotis have an unusual reaction to it?

08:46Since Mr. Morley is now himself dead,

08:50we shall never have the answer to this.

08:55Nevertheless, it is your duty, of course, gentlemen of the jury,

09:00to consider all possibilities before you arrive at your verdict.

09:05But I must remind you that before delivering a verdict

09:08to accidental death and innocence,

09:11we would have a good place beyond the place that we've done it.

09:15And there was no intention of the part of the universe,

09:18no unknown.

09:19Such a nice type of woman, when she seemed so happy here.

09:25I wouldn't have bothered you with this, sir,

09:31but I remember she'd been a witness in that other case.

09:33No, quite right, Beddows.

09:34Yes, you admit.

09:48There's nothing funny about her, you know.

09:50I cabled Calcutta.

09:52Got the reply back last night.

09:54She went out there as an actress

09:56and then took to good works.

09:58Got hand in glove with the missionaries, apparently.

10:00What I call a terrible woman.

10:04But definitely not the type to get mixed up in a murder.

10:08You got anything?

10:11Stockings.

10:13Ten inch, cheap silk, price...

10:16probably two shillings and the eleven pence.

10:20You're not valuing for probate, Poirot.

10:22Oh, Mr. Poirot.

10:37Mademoiselle Neville, what a pleasant surprise.

10:40I'm so sorry to worry you like this,

10:42but I had to see you.

10:44I was very upset by the inquest this morning.

10:46It couldn't happen the way they said it did.

10:50Giving a patient an overdose, I mean.

10:53Dentists get into the habit of giving the regulation amount automatically.

10:56But you did not say this in the coroner's court.

10:59I was afraid of making things worse.

11:02People might think he did it deliberately.

11:04I see.

11:05You know a little bit more about the telegram you received,

11:23about the telegram you received calling you away on that day.

11:26Do you yourself have any ideas on the subject?

11:29Not really.

11:30Really?

11:30A day with somebody else.

11:36He's been very moody and suspicious lately.

11:40He's been very moody and suspicious lately.

11:43Just losing his job and not being able to get another one, I suppose.

11:46And he was upset, was he not, to discover that you had gone away on that day?

11:50Yes.

11:51You see, he'd come round to tell me how he'd got this marvellous new job.

11:54Ten pounds a week.

11:56He wanted me to know right away.

11:57And what is it, this new job?

12:02Well, I don't know all the details.

12:05Some government department.

12:07I have to write to his London address and the letters get forwarded.

12:10Oh, no.

12:12Does that not seem to you to be a little strange?

12:15Well, I thought so.

12:16But Frank says it's often done nowadays.

12:21I should like to meet...

12:24His only free day is Sunday.

12:25His only free day is Sunday.

12:27He's away in the country all the week.

12:29Eh bien, tomorrow is Sunday.

12:31I'm fed up with hearing about Morley's death, to be quite honest.

12:46There wasn't anything so wonderful about him that I could see.

12:49Tell me, Monsieur Carter, you were in Harley Street that day.

12:53I saw you there in the waiting room.

13:01I was going to tell Morley that this business of putting Gladys against me had gone on long

13:04business of putting Gladys against me had gone on long enough.

13:08That I'd landed a good job and then it was about time she handed in a notice and thought

13:11about her truth, sir.

13:12But you did not actually tell him these things.

13:15I got fed up with waiting in that dingy mausoleum, so I left.

13:19At what time did you leave?

13:21I can't remember.

13:25Great pleasure to meet you, Monsieur Carter.

13:27And, uh, yes, I am delighted to hear about your new job.

13:39The work it is interesting thus far.

13:41Oh, yeah, you know.

13:47I'll see you next week, Gladys.

13:49Goodbye, friend.

13:49Au revoir, Monsieur Carter.

13:50Bye.

14:11It's Poirot.

14:16Chief Inspector.

14:17What on earth brings you to Isleworth on a Sunday afternoon?

14:19Chief Inspector.

14:20What on earth brings you to Isleworth on a Sunday afternoon?

14:22Business?

14:23What else?

14:24Well, you'd better come inside and have a cup of tea.

14:31Blessed meeting.

14:33Women's Institute.

14:35Parish.

14:35Blessed meeting.

14:37Women's Institute.

14:38Parish council.

14:39I don't know.

14:40Come on, Vic Poirot, this is Isleworth, you know, not Juan Le Pan.

14:51Vic Poirot, this is Isleworth, you know, not Juan Le Pan.

14:57I wondered if you'd been able to trace the telegram that was sent to Mlle Gladys Never.

15:02If you'd been able to trace the telegram that was sent to Mlle Gladys Never.

15:10All right.

15:11I think what you'd better understand for.

15:11I think if a choir in my life, if we were going to be able to get to Mlle Gladys Never.

15:13I guess what I'll do to understand why I went to Mlle m.

15:21All right.

15:23You

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