Hello.
Where's my white scarf right here?
Why don't you keep my things where I can find them?
See who that is. Yes, Miss Marlo.
It was a messenger boy.
If that's all, I'll be right back after the last show.
Put on some soft music before you go.
Have a good time. Thank you.
12
months to
I
so
finding Must,
what do
I give
you?
Must you play that song? But you sing it so beautifully on the wicked Miss Marlo.
When I want your opinion, I'll ask you for it.
Noon.
This is Miss Mala.
Oh,
yes.
If Mr Blair comes here tonight, I don't wish to see him now or ever.
I'll take care of you this
morning.
What did you wish to see? Please
Miss Milo?
Tell her Martin Blair. I'm sorry.
M mo
left instructions. She doesn't want to see you.
She'll see me.
She's my wife.
It's our anniversary.
That isn't what you just told me.
She doesn't want to see you now or ever.
I don't blame me.
I just work here.
Come on,
Phoenix, sir.
Small as she's expecting me. Yes, sir.
Got a match.
Looks like your friend's headed for a Butte this time. Yeah.
Thanks for calling
for a minute. That ambulance might have been for him.
He ain't that bad
yet.
I better get him over to the hotel.
Why do you bother with a stew like that?
I kind of like the guy. That's all
he sure can play a piano.
What
money?
Hello, Joe.
Come on, Marty.
I'm all right.
Yeah. Yeah.
All right. All right.
What is it anyhow, that Marlo woman again?
Why don't you get wise yourself, Marty? Forget about her. Were you ever in love?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
When is he going to learn? You can't drink it as fast as they make it.
It's his stomach.
I try to pretend
saying that I don't mind yet
but everyone knows behind.
I'm trying to,
that's what you get when you settle last.
So
bye,
the
kiss it goodbye.
They say you love and you.
Yeah,
wrong
or maybe I took the long way to,
it's
so soon.
Oh,
it was
right.
Love. Want to regret
finding
so
finding.
So what do I get?
Uh huh.
I try to
Mason,
I don't mind
everyone.
I,
I'm trying.
That's what you get when you settle.
Is that true?
You kissed that good ball.
They say
maybe on
wrong way
or maybe I took
word
it.
So.
Mhm.
I have much to read.
Winding your arms. So,
and finding myself too.
Mr Bennett.
You and Mrs Bennett.
Yes.
Your husband at home.
No, but I expect him any minute
mind if we come in.
What is this? What do you want?
Any idea where your husband might be? Mrs B?
What does this mean? Who are you? We're from the police.
Has anything happened?
He's been hurt.
There's been an accident. Take it easy
about
it.
There's been no accident.
Well, then what is it? My husband said he had some business to attend to.
I'm Captain Fly
Homicide division,
homicide.
There's been a murder
woman by the name of Marlowe.
That was the business your husband was attending to?
No.
Yeah, he was there
when they saw him and recognized him.
He was trying to get away unobserved
and he'd been there before too. Mrs Bennett.
Keg didn't do it.
I admire your loyalty. But
we've been waiting for you, Bennett.
I've been walking the streets.
I was going to phone you. Sure.
Now we're going down to headquarters for a talk.
Why didn't you use this?
You're sensitive to loud noises.
Mm.
I didn't kill her. Then you've got nothing to worry about. Shall we go
cook?
Don't worry.
I can explain everything
still. If I were you Mrs Bennett,
I'd get myself a good lawyer.
She was blackmailing you, wasn't she? All right. She was blackmailing me.
I, I told you that you might as well admit the rest then
wouldn't let you off the hook, would she? I didn't kill her
that record. She was playing
heartbreak.
Must have meant a lot to you once. I never heard the thing before.
Bunny. She was playing it for you. She wasn't playing it for me.
Bit of call on me sonny boy.
Or else
or else she'd tell your wife. I didn't want to have my wife heard.
So, you want the model's apartment? For sure. I don't pay her anymore.
I hoped I could persuade her to what
with this?
I never intended to use it.
I only want to scared.
You scared her. All right.
She had her own little automatic ready just in case
she pulled it on you,
you grabbed it,
your fingerprints were all over it. Bennett.
There was a struggle. You grabbed hold of the scarf and didn't let go.
So I have to deny it all over again.
The maid seeing you was a tough break, Bennett.
If you'd only listen to me about that brooch, we listened.
You're asking us to believe in an awful choosy robber.
Yeah. One will overlook five grand in cash and a mint code.
All he took was a heart
shaped brooch
and a woman's life. You won't even try to find it.
We'll try.
Maybe there was such a broach.
Maybe you took it yourself after you strangled her.
How are you going to keep this up all night? But you'll only get one answer.
I didn't kill her.
Somebody did.
You better sleep on it, Bennett.
We're holding you for the murder of Mavis. Marlowe.
If only I could do something
you've done all you could, darling.
You've been wonderful.
Especially our
Kirk.
You're my husband.
I'll always stand by you.
You know that
the jury, they did seem to believe you didn't they?
I'm not so sure.
Well, the foreman seemed for us, he'll win the others over, I'm sure.
Even if they jury's coming in.
Yeah,
we
have
for
him.
That
a
tight corner.
Yes, he just eats up those
easy.
Give me the City Desk Clancy.
This is Kelly
De
then it's guilty. The jury just brought in a verdict
guilty.
I know how you feel.
Believe me, we've checked everything.
You overlook something because Kirk didn't kill Mavis Malo.
You've got to keep trying.
We're three months behind on unsolved homicides. Now,
do you know Mrs Bennett?
You think the people in this town would have something better to
do than figuring out ways to get rid of each other?
The whole thing may seem very humorous to you.
I'm sorry
your husband had been convicted.
The case is closed out of my hands
and unless new evidence is discovered, it's gonna stay closed.
Thank you.
Hello.
Um I've been trying to get some information about a woman who used to do extra work.
They told me that you might be able to help me
that Mavis Mala was plain poison.
You're telling me
treated that poor Marty Blair like dirt.
And after he wrote that beautiful song for her
heartbreak and the dog married her, didn't they?
You know what I said to myself when I heard she'd been called off.
I said to myself,
Marty Blair finally caught up with her
and run her neck.
Pardon me? But I couldn't help overhearing. Oh,
that's all right. I need it now.
Thank you.
You see, I'm Mrs Kirk Bennett.
And I heard you talking about a man named Marty Blair.
Do you know where I could find him?
Look, I gotta get back on the set. Me too.
00,
we're stuck.
Wow.
You really want to know where you can find Marley bla
Oh, please. Oh, very much.
Well,
you might try
lays on Ira's way near Weston.
If he's there, you can tell him by the song. Heartbreak.
He's always playing
well, thank you.
Well, I have to get back on the late. See you later.
Excuse me?
You'll find him right across the street at the palace.
But if I was you, I wouldn't bother him this early in the morning.
Not unless it's important. Oh, but it is very.
Thank you
right through that door there, lady.
I'm looking for the clerk. I haven't seen him anything I can do.
Does a man named Marty Blair live here?
Oh, heartbreak.
What do you want of him?
I want to talk to him. Well, I wouldn't disturb him if I was you.
He, he likes to sleep late. Oh, please.
Um, this is uh important
which is his room right there.
He had a bad night.
B
Watty
Marty Blair.
What do you want?
I want to talk to you about Mavis.
I don't know anything
about anything.
Get out of here.
No, please. You've got to help me. I have to know she's dead. That's all there is
tonight. But wait, what are you bothering me for?
I'm
Mrs Kirk Bennett.
So you're the one who left sitting at home?
Some guys are never satisfied.
I had to see you. Why?
Because I had a wife who needed killing
and you had a husband who
took care of it.
She didn't give you a very fair deal, did she?
You weren't exactly done a handful of aces
and stop feeling sorry for me. I don't go for that stuff.
Feeling pretty sorry for yourself, aren't you?
I've been on one
if that's what you mean
ever since,
ever since
the night she was killed
when I saw your husband go in.
You were there?
Yeah,
outside.
And you didn't go in.
Not a chance.
I was given a brush off by a very large doorman.
So
I found a saloon
and then another
and I kept on finding them.
Please.
You've got to tell me more about her, who her friends were,
who might have been in her apartment.
Why don't you ask the police boy, your husband?
He seemed to know the password,
please. No one else can help me you're the only one.
I don't know anything about anything,
I suppose. You don't even know why she was playing your song. I don't know any.
My saw
heartbreak that night
she was playing it.
Oh, no, she wouldn't.
Not heartbreak. You're crazy,
baby.
Maybe someone else was playing it for her.
Maybe you
don't give me that.
I told you, I didn't see her. It was your song.
You were playing it just before you, you've got it all figured out, haven't you?
You were in her apartment. Why don't you admit it? You strangled us. Hey,
what's going on in here?
She's Bennett's wife.
We were talking
but we finished.
No, we haven't
forget it.
I won't, not until I take
it
easy.
Marty was right here in this room when his wife was killed.
I'm the one told him about it. I'd heard it on the two o'clock news, two o'clock.
He had plenty of time to get back here. She was killed between midnight and 1230.
Go ahead.
See that bolt.
It was locked when you came in, wasn't it?
Yes. But
what's that got to do with it?
I always lock it when he's on a real tear
because I'm on that night and I locked them in
a good two hours before the murder.
He's in the clear. Mrs Bennett, ask the police they'll tell you
the police,
you mean they were here? Sure they're not stupid, you know,
and I,
I see I've made a mistake.
Please forgive me. I,
I was grabbing at anything.
I'm dreadfully sorry.
I thought I told you to stop feeling sorry for me.
I seem to have said all the wrong things.
Yeah,
most women do.
I wish there was something I could do to help him.
Maybe, maybe some clean linen and a shade here. Would you give this to him?
Not me, lady.
He has pride. I have a glass jaw.
Did you have anything to do with this? Not me pal. It was all her idea.
She thought she might want a shave.
I don't need this.
Thanks. Anyway,
I do. All right.
They still buy my songs.
Won't you come in?
Please do.
Well,
you know,
it took a lot of courage for you to come down there.
I guess I was a little rough on you. I'm afraid I asked for it. You see, I needed help.
I still do. Yeah. It's tough
if I could do anything. But
I don't know.
Won't you sit down?
Thanks.
I wish I knew
more about her.
What she was like.
Where'd you get this? A music store in Hollywood Boulevard?
You see, when I found out she was playing it that night,
I've been thinking about that too
ever since you told me.
Do you play?
No, no. Kirk played and I'd sing.
At
least we did when we were first married.
He didn't do it.
Knocking yourself out. Aren't you
trying to help a guy who let you down.
He's in trouble.
He doesn't look like a murderer, does he? They never do
this isn't the man I saw.
Are you sure? Yes.
There was someone else there that night.
Of course there was Kirk who had someone,
but I took it for granted that the man going in was your husband.
It must have been the murderer,
the man who stole the brooch.
Broach.
Yes.
Oh.
Oh,
I brought him to see you dear because he's interested in that brooch.
I thought you ought to describe it to him.
Well, it
was an odd sort of piece, heart shaped, made of rubies.
You've seen it.
I gave it to her
when we were married.
It was the only thing she left behind when she walked out,
but it was there that night, Kirk saw it. It was our anniversary.
I just sent it to her by messenger
hoping she'd remember
she'd have been alive today. If she hadn't brushed me off.
If you think I did it, you're wrong.
You'd recognize this other man you saw. Oh, yes. I'll recognize him
and I'll know that brooch
anywhere.
And here's a last minute bulletin,
the State Supreme Court has sustained the sentence of
Kirk Bennett convicted for the murder of Mavis Marlowe.
He moves to the death house today.
This is George Mitchell from Hollywood.
Is that me things?
So if you were already dead,
I gave it to him for his birthday
wouldn't even work.
They even included that
t,
no, it isn't.
She had a double M on everything.
It looks like a phone number.
It's in her handwriting.
Crestview 2111.
Does that mean anything to you?
Not a thing.
There's one way to find out.
I walked over there,
Rios.
Where isn't
on the Sunset strip?
You know what he did, Mr Marco.
He hung up.
You know what I do in your place?
No, I had to hang up too.
Ok.
Yes.
Will it be a coke, please?
And yours make it too.
It's a pretty big haystack for one little needle.
And you,
this goes to Mr Marco's private office just looking for the phone.
It's right over there. Thanks a lot.
Could there be the man you saw?
I
can't tell from here.
Should we dance over?
Do you want to go back?
Let's keep looking.
I like it
one coming down the stairs.
Check please.
Who was the gentleman you were just talking with?
Mr
Markle?
What was the place?
Would you happen to know? How often Mr Marco changes the talent in his floor show.
He has auditions every Monday afternoon
for professionals.
Mr Marco is going to have company
starting Monday.
Professionals. What do you mean?
Carver and Martin?
Relax, Cathy.
Don't forget I put Mavis over.
You've worked hard and you're gonna do. All right. So relax.
Suppose somebody recognizes me.
Stop worrying.
Good.
No,
then why do you waste your time listening.
Well, I'm a dreamer someday. I hope I'll pick up something good cheap,
but that's not
it. That's enough. Thank you.
That's enough. Thank you, Ror and Martin. You're next.
That's us.
Thank you.
I want to be talked about. I don't care what they say.
Go bandy. My name about
in the end about
you're in the swing when nothing don't you want, you're in demand.
The whole world wants you. As long as I'm a big
sensation.
Tell him you can't compete with bus boys and make it strong.
I'm sorry. But those bus boys I can't compete with them
since you're here. Keep quiet.
Yeah. Keep quiet.
Hey, that goes for you too.
All right, madam.
Go ahead.
I want to be talked about it. I don't care what they say.
Go bandy. My name about it in the end is bound to,
you're in the swing when nothing daunts you want, you're in demand.
The whole world wants you. Long as I'm a big sensation. I
and I'm a reputation.
I want to be talked about. It suits me to a t
the squawk about as long as they talk about me,
sticks and stones won't break my bones.
Names will bring me fame. A man in the hand is worth two in the arms of some other day.
Don't, you know, it's not polite to stay.
I've seen her somewhere but it's still not polite
about as long as they talk talk, talk, talk, talk about
right?
Tell him to come over
Mr Marko. I think
I don't slug and you don't think.
Is that a deal?
Yeah.
Now, will you tell him to come over?
Mr Mark
wants to see you?
Your name is
Mr Katherine Carver
and this is my partner, Jack Ma.
How do you do? Nice to know you.
All these artists. I hate them. Make so much noise. Let's go up to my office.
Oh, what relief
Joe. I'll be right with you.
Sit down.
I like your performance. Very nice. Thank you.
Very nice too.
Incidentally.
Yeah,
I write all of Miss Carver's material naturally.
Thank you.
What was your last engagement?
Seattle?
Call me, please.
How much have you been getting?
200? 200?
But of course, we might take a little less for the opportunity of working here.
Take less known
that
that won't be necessary.
I was just wondering why two artists as talented as you are. Should ask. So little
funny. I haven't seen you before.
What shall we say? 200 a week?
All right,
after that. Who knows?
Hi, Professor. Good morning is Marco.
I brought you some flowers, Cathy.
Thank you, Marty.
Where do you keep uh something to put him in
a vase?
Here? We are.
They're lovely.
Oh, I thought they might kind of brighten up the place a little. Thank you.
I like it, Cathy. Love it.
Read the words.
Time will tell
how much you make
will love, keep growing
world.
There seems to be no way
of knowing.
I wrote it for you.
Here's my heart.
It's yours
to chemo
until the stars of evening
cease to be.
They're beautiful words.
Why?
Thanks for everything you've done for me.
Well, you haven't exactly kicked me in the face. You know,
Cathy.
Yes.
If we find the brooch
and Kirk is cleared,
we'll find it.
Sure.
Are you stuck by him?
And when he gets out of all this,
you won't do him a thing.
Let's go through it. What shall we Marty?
Sure.
I'm
Walter.
Ok.
I try.
I know
I
go
talk.
It is my heart.
It's you
to start
of evening. Ceased to work
too high.
Oh,
you give your
and return
and
was
were to
and
we,
I
wonderful. Thank you
Martinez. Please.
Freddie.
How about a drink?
Two coats coming up?
Hey, I see you made Mitchell's column this morning. No.
What? Sunset strip cafe operator
heretofore billed as a woman hater
is belying his billing and cooing at the spot's New Thrush.
Where does he get such drivel?
Freddie? Do you mind? This is kind of private.
No, not at all.
I found it to him.
You what?
I was hoping to get closer to that safe.
That's the hard way, isn't it?
I
have to get into it, Marty.
No matter how
Mr Marko wants to see you.
Me
right now,
you wouldn't know what this is about, would you,
you better go up to his office?
No.
Ok.
No, no, no. Mitchell. I'm not complaining about the story.
You know, I love to be in your column. But why didn't you use my name?
Who wants to be a puzzle?
Hello, Catherine. Come in.
Oh, no.
Huh?
Oh. by the way, uh, who tipped you off?
Oh.
Anonymous lady.
Another puzzle, huh?
Well, thank you very much, George. Be seeing you.
You know, sometimes I find myself surrounded by puzzles.
Lucky said you wanted to talk to me.
Ok.
Come here.
Something that might interest you.
Why don't you open it?
It's lovely. It is.
How many cheers.
Come on. Boy,
it's my business to clip people. So why shouldn't I give a clip to somebody? I like
any reason why I shouldn't accept it.
Oh, Martin.
Well, I thought your association was strictly professional.
Oh, yes. We're,
we're just partners.
It's good.
Hm.
Luck isn't in those?
Thank you, Mr Marco.
Well, I forgot.
Ok,
I'm so careless
and now he is really summing up.
I've been saving it for a very special occasion.
Good evening, Mr Mitchell. Hello, Freddie. I haven't been in lately.
Well, I've been taking in some of the new spots.
This is Jack Martin,
a
Caravan Martin.
Uh,
this is Mr George Mitchell. Jack. Happy to know you.
Hi.
Wanna be the usual.
Yeah.
Say, um,
who's the tall with Marco,
Miss Carver?
My partner.
Mm.
So that's the girl.
You are, Miss Mitchell Mouse.
Thanks.
Well, cheers Freddie.
Nice meeting you.
Hello, Mr Mitchell.
How are you, Charles?
Hi, Marco.
Hello,
won't you join us? Thanks,
Miss Carver.
May I present the most harmless man in town? George Mitchell,
a
columnist? How do you do? I do. All right. Tell me, haven't I seen you somewhere.
Seattle. No.
Well, I'm afraid not. This is my first engagement in Los Angeles.
My mistake and hard luck.
See, I dropped in to see if you'd like to go to the bowl tonight.
I've got a couple of tickets. Which on, oh, Shoch,
isn't it the seventh? Good exercise for your musical appreciation?
He's very tempting. But thank you. Just the same.
Ok, some other time.
Why don't you go? It'll do you good.
I'll be here when you get back.
Sure. Maybe I can dream up a nice plug for her.
And of course, for Rios, who am I to turn down free advertising?
Perhaps an evening with Justo,
which might prove very
and lightning. Huh?
You're a good girl, Catherine.
No.
Yes.
Where'd they go to the bowl? Good Marty. That columnist was at the trial.
He might have recognized me. We've got to risk that Cady.
This looks like the ideal moment.
What's the combination?
No,
that's my job.
If anyone's gonna stick their neck out from now on, it's going to be me.
You can't Marty, you go on to dinner music in a minute. That can wait. No, Marty.
Well,
I'll keep an eye on him.
If he starts up these stairs, I'll segue into moonlight. Sonata. Right.
Thanks.
No,
very much.
You are.
Yeah. All right.
Well, tell him to come at once. It's very important.
Thank you.
Just having a family
here.
Look.
So this is why you want me to go to the concert.
Mrs Bennett.
George Mitchell told you,
will you take me for a second?
I knew it.
You need all the time.
Hm.
All right.
Where are they?
You know what I mean?
The box and the letter
I want them.
If you knew who I was, why you, Katherine, I liked you.
And if Mrs Kirk Bennett wants to make a new start, that's her business.
Great respect for that.
But unfortunately,
I'm a very suspicious man.
Why do you think I laid that little trap and let you see? The combination
simple, isn't it?
Now, may I have the box and the letter?
Remember Catherine? You promised me to be a good girl.
Let me out of here.
It's entirely up to you.
And lucky
here we go.
Go ahead. Scream. No one can hear you.
Waste paper basket.
All right. That's enough. Lucky
I came in too soon.
He didn't have time to open it,
but you know what's in it.
Yes.
May
tell your husband I'll answer questions from here. Marco.
Oh, Marty, I couldn't get the box open
money.
Unlock it, Mao.
All right. How much hush money do you want
open that box? What's your price? Our price is, what's in the box? I can take them.
It might be interesting if you try. I wouldn't.
I thought you'd never get here.
Why don't you? People want to fool with Mark before?
He's got an alibi. His alibi means nothing. Take a look in this box.
One in Marco,
nothing of any interest to you whatsoever. I'll be the judge of that.
Better open it.
You realize flood that this is quite illegal.
I agree.
Who's this? It's my daughter.
But you, you don't have to read it. It's only a birth cert
it was your daughter who married that doesn't concern you or anybody else. Listen.
Flood. I want nobody to know that she's the daughter of a man who served time.
You understand?
Sure.
All right,
Mavis was the only one who did know
and you tried to shut her up with that 5000.
Yeah. As it turned out I could have saved the money.
Yeah.
Satisfied.
No, Ruby brut.
You just got to play detective, don't you?
Do? I go around playing piano.
He was there. Marty saw him. Sure, he did.
So did I, that's where I picked him up at 1045. More than an hour before the murder.
I just wanted to have a little chat with him about a suddenly dead ex partner of his.
Didn't know anything about that. Did you, Marco?
You let me go, didn't you?
Well, Mavis wasn't killed until after 12. He had plenty of time. Oh, no, he didn't.
I was still talking to him when the phone call came into headquarters.
You mean we
all this time?
Just waste.
Let her cry it out.
Cathy.
I've got to talk to you.
Muddy, please. But I've got to. It's important.
Nothing's important anymore. Well, that's just what I wanted to talk to you about.
He's gonna die. Mike
Clerk's gonna die.
You did all you could so did I,
I've been convinced myself he was innocent. He is,
I won't give up
until light roach is found.
They won't be found.
Can't you see,
he took it himself
and destroyed it.
It was never meant to be found.
Do you believe this?
They got a face it, Cathy.
He killed her.
They were too of a kind
Mavis and Kirk
don't let him do this to you.
You gotta go on.
I can't,
I just can't.
That's what I thought. Once
until you came along.
I needed someone.
I still do.
We both need someone.
We need each other. Cathy.
Please don't.
I knew from the very beginning
that you are
everything I wanted
and everything I'd missed.
It has to be, you want me, Cathy
buddy. I can't,
there's only been one man.
They can only be one man
ever.
You don't mean that
I should have told you before.
I just couldn't bear to have you hurt like that again.
Very considerate.
I'm sorry.
Whiskey,
the citrus growers are very concerned about the
situation and feel something should be done immediately.
In Sacramento, the fate of the bill was in doubt for some time.
However, after a bitter debate on the floor,
it was rejected by the legislature by a vote of 49 to 40.
San Quentin prison.
Mrs Kirk Bennett arrived by plane tonight to say goodbye to her husband
who dies in the gas chamber at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning for the murder of Mavis Marlowe
nightclub singer who was found dead by strangulation
in her apartment in the exclusive wheelchair house.
And now a few baseball scores,
the San Francisco Seals took the Hollywood Stars into camp today by a score of 8 to 5.
I
can say that again.
Well,
hello, where
have you been keeping yourself?
Remember me? I'm Millie.
Millie.
I know you need a drink.
Two bourbons George.
Where did you get that?
Well, you gave it to me.
I gave it to you. Sure.
Months ago you came in here stink on, put it on my dress with your own little hands.
Hey, that's mine. What are you trying to do? Start something?
Oh, you shop.
Come on, take it
right.
I'm all right. I tell you. I'm all right. You're all right.
Good night.
56.
But sorry jacket.
Come
on.
No,
get his arm in there if we can't.
You gave Hs
here
a month ago,
a month ago
you gave it to me,
a
month ago,
you gave it
to me
months ago.
Were you gave it to
me?
You are not heart rate.
I'll let you
record.
I caught it.
Where's my what?
I
re
always give me a call
cho,
feeling better.
I'm all right.
That's fine.
Doctor. I've got to talk to you
in the morning. You can talk all you like in the morning. It'll be too late.
He'll be dead.
He's innocent doctor.
The rest is all you need. Don't give me that high pop, please.
I want you to call the police. Yes. Yes,
in the morning. But you don't understand.
I killed Mavis Marlo.
Come now. Don't let your imagination get the better of you. I know what I'm saying.
The man who killed Mavis Marlowe has been convicted but I've got the wrong man.
I was her husband. I strangled her.
It all came back to me just now. I'd forgotten
because I was drunk when it happened because I wanted to forgive.
But tonight I relived it.
You gotta believe me, doctor.
No,
that's possible.
Korsakov
psychosis, it's called, it's
a
kind of alcoholic amnesia. I can prove it. Just let me talk to Captain Flood.
He knows me. Let me talk to him please.
Alright,
you can talk to her.
Get me Captain Flood Homicide Division, please.
Homicide sergeant Baker.
This is a county hospital doctor Courtney speaking.
I want to talk with Captain Flood.
I'm sorry. He's out on a case. Anything I can do.
We have a man here who insists he kill the Marlow woman.
Yeah. What's his name?
Martin Blair?
Uh That's screwball. We checked on him.
You better lock him up and then throw the key away.
So I
don't
bother you.
Captain Flood call. You would better get some sleep.
But you said you let me talk with Captain Flood. You gotta get a hold of him.
You can talk to him but you said you,
you've got to
put your coat on.
Doctor. Wait a minute. Look, I,
I found it.
The brat.
Yeah,
I'll take care of it.
Worked out.
Kathy
Police Department.
What's your number?
Hollywood 71246.
Police department homicide, Captain Flood
homicide division sergeant Baker speaking
is Captain Flood there?
No, he's not. Who's this?
Where can I reach him?
I don't know. Can I help you?
You ask him to call Mrs Bennett.
Mrs Kirk Bennett.
Hollywood 71246.
I'll tell him.
Thank you.
Ok.
Morning
Marty.
Why did you?
You found it?
Who had money? Who
Marie wake up? It's me, Marty.
How
do you
know
please, Marty? You've got to tell me there's so little time
I phoned as soon as I got your message, but nobody answered.
I couldn't get here till now.
What's been going on?
He found the brooch.
Turn it over.
Where'd you get this
from the woman I gave it to
after I killed my wife.
You know what this means, don't you?
But before we go into it,
you better
call someone about Bennett.
I told you you had the wrong man. Remember?
Yeah.
Yeah, I remember
long distance
captain Flood homicide calling.
Get me the governor's mansion in Sacramento.
Hurry it up. It's urgent.
Oh, Marty,
don't be unhappy. Cathy.
I'm not
carver and Martin,
it was a good team
while it lasted.
Hello.
I've got to talk to the governor.
Well, I'm afraid you'll have to work in
there.