Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

You must've known everything

"to provide two scholarships yearly

will or no will,

who wish to keep the will from being probated.

Could the heavy sedation itself

You prepared the sedative.

So that you couldn't have overheard a thing?

BURGER: Mr. Baxter, on the night of February 1st--

or off the golf course.

and why was it too late?

had their heads together so much the last few weeks.

Sometimes a man knows more than he admits.

Wha-- ( sighs )

All I know is that if a light was burning

May resolve our conflicts,

been investigating the fire?

Why didn't you? Before I had a chance,

The witness may stand down.

You'll need some help defending Hing. Uh...

hoping to be protected by the explanation in the letter,

you found evidence that the deceased

Oh, I can see that.

You left the Baxter home around 7:00.

may be stricken from the record

I'm sorry to inconvenience you, Mr. Baxter,

of the deceased, is that correct?

Yes. And, as usual,

Well, I-- I don't know his reason, Mr. Mason.

You were close to him all the time.

"I leave 50,000 to the American Heart Association,

Gordon T. Roland.

You do what you think is best.

Peter Baxter refused to take his normal sedative

and there might be a later will.

( phone rings )

get to the dispensary and into the narcotics?

Well, in a manner of speaking.

What do you know about any such will?

where were you on the night of February 1st?

Well, what were his instructions about it?

Let the record show that the witness

"Volatile spirits."

but I'm not going to recommend accepting it.

Yes, sir. I have looked around.

( mysterious theme playing )

"Hey. That's kind of...

Well, then that's when Kenneth came back from the theater...

Mr. Roland, as attorney for the late Peter Baxter,

Mm-hm. Second call.

I was not at liberty to do so, Mr. Mason.

Yes, because he's trying to throw suspicion on me.

However, now I have an important telephone conference.

I'll tell the press

He was strong and fierce all his life.