Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

First I removed a small coin from this old antique

[door creaking]

Help! Somebody, help!

I saw you together from the tower.

onto this piece of paper.

I wonder what he's up to.

It's not often you run into a character

This door must be watertight.

Well, nothing's wrong,

to put himself to sleep at night.

Some dead fish.

I'll see you tomorrow, Mr. Drew.

[bolt rattling]

How can we leave now?

It's nice of you girls to help me out.

That means you have to report where all the money came from.

Your daughter's pretty sharp, too.

What do you mean, it's never been there before?

(Nancy) Somebody's in there.

We all together so far?

A-actually, he's kind of a charming guy.

when he was drawing up the sale papers in your father's absence.

Okay, let's say he made them.

[footsteps continue]

Let's keep our roles in perspective here.

You mean they really fly?

Neither are you. I mean, you're chasing some sort of ghost fantasy,

He's not telling us the entire truth, Ned.

I figured I'd better close the deal in a hurry.

But now we're talking about ghosts.

[both chuckling]

I don't know, but he's long gone.

Nancy has a very inquisitive mind.

for putting all that money into your bank account.

Let's go over to the old lighthouse.

Hey, Ned, when's high tide?

I'd settle for a flashlight.

But they were watching me.

Neither is that.

The cliff? Why would anyone park there?

Nance. Good night.

No spirit like a troubled spirit

Yeah. What do you expect me to do?

[footsteps thudding]

I ran across mention of an old lighthouse in this area.

Part-time investigator. Want to trade?

But- You come with me.

The rest of what? Come on. Inside, quickly.

I don't know. The floor was covered with it.

No, it's coming down the steps.