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at approximately ten minutes to 2.
Just once, when I ran into him accidentally.
If Doc Fowler didn't treat Walden,
Rudy, let him in 301.
I'd like to talk to your Mr. McLain before the police do.
He said he didn't see the accident,
This guy came out and helped me with some first aid.
RUTH: I came right here.
Fine. We'll wait.
to your more expensive apartment?
I'd rather not say till I get some proof.
That private emergency one over on Pine Avenue.
No.
What gun?
MASON: No. Well, you know about it, Perry.
The one where Walden was treated after the accident?
with the transfer truck and the parked car.
with the Swaine girl, Perry.
Then Jonson drove Prescott to his house.
Yes, sir. I've had business dealings with her.
Those are the trunks that she had moved
Only, Prescott knew that Walden was watching him.
at the fireplace.
Just a second.
I told him so. That's good enough for me.
No, I was not.
Mr. Wray, you may stand down.
But that your attorney simply will not let you say one word.
Prescott didn't.
( chuckles )
Walter?
Mind if I go in? Yeah. Yes, I certainly do.
MAN ( over radio ): KMA-752, KMA-628 calling.
I should like this gun and these photographs
your first visit to his home on that day?
We just got a full confession from Jonson.
is the value of the business right now?
( man speaking indistinctly )
It's all I've got...
and he's near your section of town right now.
Maxine Sterit.
I call Harry Jonson to the stand, please.
that might have seen the accident.
The man in the luggage shop, uh, thought it was yours.
You need a warrant.
Thank you, Mr. Jonson. That's all.
a man by the name of Frederick Walden.
I'd have to drag you through the dirtiest scandal
in about 20 minutes, huh?
Well, I figured she might need a couple of things,
No. I don't know him.
But you didn't see Mr. Prescott
Yeah, we only need five.
I went into the entry and looked into the living room.
what happened on that occasion?
under the name of Maxine Sterit for $350 a month.
Three days ago you paid a visit to the Westwood Arms.
And as insurance brokers,