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for

what

you

I hate

mornings it's good to be working with

you again

Chief what's it look like definitely

murder where lock of flats last night

here in Oxford quite a Swanky Place who

man' apartment

six name lamb Octavius lamb married one

son huh

sh all right let's get there shall I use

the siren

sir you won't run away don't call me

sir

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oh

should we go straight

upstairs

yeah we'll need an incident room on the

spot there's an empty room in

there

what we've had wor post office promises

telephones by

8:00 let's go up and take a look at

Octavius I like a nice corpse before

breakfast

couldn't you shut the eyes the doctor

put him back as he was Sir inspector

havlock Oxford

Central detective Chief superintendent

Jameson C1 New Scotland Yard that's the

estimated time of death oh

yes uh the uh doctor got to the flat

11:55 he said death was an hour and a

half earlier assuming he wasn't moved

take a crane to move in

uh so uh estimated time of death was

10:30 last night Sir don't call me

sir where's the family the wife and son

were out for the evening there was this

note

uh having a meal at lf's we be late

yours is on a tray in the kitchen M she

likes initials who's L left working on

it sir she and the son found him when

they got back last night I packed them

off to a hotel well you might as well

get him boxed up and out of

here it's halfast 6 on BBC Radio Oxford

on 95.2 VHF and 202 M what time does

Radio Oxford go off the air hey last

news 11:15 about 11:30 Chief taking

plenty of pictures they should be back

anytime now sir don't call me

sir

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for

in the uh janitors outside

I want to see the doctor he's not here

yet H well the janitor then the doctor

then the uh Widow and

Son now the janitor's name is Lloyd Fred

Lloyd you come in please Mr

Lloyd take a

chair

I don't know

anything let me be the judge of

there don't mind if I use this you won't

be evidence that's my sergeant making

notes his writing is

lousy let's

see right your Fred Lloyd janitor these

Flats you live in the building in the

basement tell me about the tenant in

flat number six Mr lamb what happened

last night well nothing happened to me

not till Steven rang down Steven Mr

Lamb's son but was it an ordinary night

what what time did you finish work about

8 I watched TV did some washing then the

phone went and it was young Steven what

time was that oh was late uh 11:30 or

something like that can you remember

what the boy said when he just got home

him and his mother they just got home

and Mr lamb was dead sorry went

up Mrs lamb are you

sure is he really in here Mr Lloyd are

you all right Mrs

lamb I found the

police I touched the telephone I mean

there there'll be fingerprints I didn't

think are you

sure oh

God we came in and there he was was the

front door shut yes I is Mikey we came

in the front door and in here

and my mother can't sleep here tonight

wait must wait for the police don't

leave me could it have been

burglars there's anything missing take

look Mrs lamb you shouldn't be here the

bedrooms look all

right

oh can't you look inside only Father

Knows huh you huh sorry about this Madam

I'm detective inspector havlock and this

is Sergeant

Latimer I'm the janitor this is Steven

the son you okay lad yes I think so take

your mother out and look after her see

where they can stay Sergeant right sir

what about this oh yes uh some relatives

or a hotel or something like that the

car downstairs

where is he oh he in this

room sh looks like it could it be

suicide in the back no I don't mind a

bit

you're American Mrs lamb a long time ago

I came over here after college to

continue my studies what was your

subject the Icelandic

sagas and you met and married Mr lamb

here yes was he to do with the

university Octavius oh no Octavius it's

an unusual name he was the eighth child

and his parents

were

no he was nothing to do with the

university he was in business and Steven

how old is Steven nearly 16 sir where'

you go to school Radcliff Road Grandma

sir as far as you know your father

didn't leave the apartment yesterday

evening he wouldn't have he hardly ever

went out in the evenings and you two

went to I went to the cinema what did

you see a French film sir both of you uh

no mother went to professor fredland

professor fredland um they talk Vikings

and sagas it would B father and yet you

arrived home at the the same time at

11:30 I still can't believe

it it's it's so it's all right

mother I called for her after the cinema

and we walked home together did you see

anyone outside I don't think so or in

the hall no it was late for a young lad

like you to be hon he was with

me who could have done

it do either of you know if Mr lamb had

any

enemies Octavius oh no that's the

terrible thing why do that to him there

are there are enough Wicked people in

the world people no one would miss why

kill him

mother as well thank you for coming in

you'll be at the hotel if I still need

you I'd like to go out to the apartment

to to my home to his home well we're

working up there Mr lamb if you need

anything ask my sergeant make sure they

go back to the hotel

Sure hold a second yeah two bullets one

in the arm of the chair one in the wall

now the third still in his

body an automatic that's for sure well

have them look there lamb Services uh

sort of his business uh temporary typist

secretaries office kers that sort of

thing mhm any profit I'd say so found

the enemies yet not even sure I expect

you to all accounts Octavius lamb was a

saint I'm afraid Mr Lamb's not in yet

has he got a secretary yes Miss Bennett

all right I'll see like to wait

can I help

you oh it's about Mr lamb I haven't

taken it in yet do you mind tell me how

you heard Steven telephoned me Mr Lamb's

son the girl outside doesn't know no I

haven't told anyone yet except Mr

Humber I don't know how to Mr Humber the

general manager

how long have you been with Mr lamb 10

years 10 wonderful

years that's his

desk I can't believe it who could have

done such a thing you liked him I

respected him we all did did you ever

meet him socially away from the office

no did you ever go to his flat but there

was no

reason do you know Mr L had any enemies

oh no and if you knew him tell

me tell you what you was like if you

could manage to tight those up and get

them in the post by lunch time I'd be

very happy oh would you like them on

your personal paps tonight yes please

you good morning good morning Miss benit

good morning Mr

lamb usual stuff again I'm afraid Miss

Bennett my goodness you are looking

smart

today do you want to dictate Mr lamb oh

you do that so much better than I do I

don't really know why I to come

in now uh they want a secretary for the

advertising manager at bruens who have

we got who's good uh Miss Reno no no I

was thinking of something a little bit

more um uh what's the word I want Dolly

oh I see well not too Dolly of course

what about Mr Connor oh yes but she's a

chatter box well just right for an

advertising manag then oh and somebody

at new College wants a thesis type

somebody bright I'll sort someone out Mr

lamb perhaps a young man for change oh

yes that would be a nice idea how's your

mother Miss Bennett oh much better thank

you good that's what I like to hear oh

by the way I've got two tickets for the

theater next week now I can't use them I

thought perhaps you might take your

mother if she's well enough oh Mr lamb

how

kind I sh like to use them now now he

took an interest in who worked where who

did what jobs well that's what made us

so successful he talked to everyone

secretaries and cleaners he wasn't a

proud

man he chapped to them

endlessly to tell you the truth he was a

bit of a gossip but I mean that in a

nice

way oh Mr Humber this is

Chief uh policeman Mr Humber general

manager

yes yes Mr Humber runs the place Mr lamb

always said he could never get along

without him how did you get along with

Mr lamb oh everyone got along with

him excuse

me did you ever go to his flat I have

when was the last

time last

night is that a fact I wanted some

papers last night yes what time

oh quite early he' taken the draft

accounts and I wanted them urgently now

there we are

Hur I think that's everything you want

there I've written my comments on the

summary page of the account oh thank you

sir you never seem to smile Hamber do I

work you too hard well it's been a long

day and I do have to work hard you know

that how lucky I am but now I'll be

getting

along I'll finish these this

evening uh H hang on a

minute there's a note here for my wife

she's gone out my son's out why not stay

and have a meal with me keep me company

no thank you these are

Urgent good night Mr

lamb and that it was early you

sir about 8 I was only there a minute

and saw no one else no he was alone or

outside I didn't see anything I just

went and caught my bus and he was alive

and well when you left oh alive and

well excuse me I have to did you kill

him Mr Humber oh no I didn't what reason

would I have do you want a gun no you

have access to a gun no or do anyone

that has oh

no well I'll be off you having so much

urgent work to do good day miss Bennett

uh good

day

kinky revolting there's not a Dev

anywhere sir not a prince shouldn't be

here only the dead man the wife the son

oh and the janitor I'll go on looking

all right

sir gruesome for a

kid all kids are

gruesome

Mr L says he's remembered something

Chief I wish I hadn't mentioned it now

it can't mean

anything try

me I heard a motorbike when last night

where were you down in my room and the

motorbike went by in the street oh no no

it was outside my window I saw it but

you didn't think to tell us well what

time was this Mr L well I know that that

because News at 10 had finished I

watched that and then there was this

round here cut it out why don't you

can't you show

consideration I didn't get the number

number no of course not did you get it

AB yes Chief

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good

get

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what comination locks went out with

James KY movies the manufacturers

wouldn't give it me over the phone I had

to send a uniform man

round what's the number uh 1

21132 you could have guessed it why

12132 what letters of the alphabet L MB

his name that's why you're the chief

superintendent and I never will be you

know a l of vanity even among

Saints car log

book insurance

policies

will

I'm not

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here what you expect all to his

wife oh what's this a

number 60721

192 another bank account somewhere a

London telephone somewhere try

it

oh I I'm sorry to trouble you but I need

some more

papers excuse me I

wonder he didn't give me them all last

night remember something else Mr L well

it's this mail for the Lambs all right

give it a me alline all right Miss LOL

you go to your coffee

party

can I go up and look for them there are

no business papers up there Mr Humber

I'm sure if I went up electricity

bill I haven't paid that either should

you be

luing report me to the police come

in it's sealed yes I had

noticed so if I can just not today Mr H

but the accountants are screaming so let

them scream or talk to Mrs lamb thank

you

bullets are 9 mm bistic guess and they

stressed guest they came from a Browning

no sign of it big search going on throw

guns away too hard to come

by any news on the motorbike none of the

beat constables or cars noticed

one surely someone that time

night

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wom in late last night night smashed the

bike on the BP pass skilled it I guess a

truck driver found him and brought him

here what's wrong with him legs arms

back skull you name it man are you drunk

no we ran a blood test for the

transfusion what about the mot bike

scrap metal I got the number oh we

already checked that to let the

relatives know it's still registered in

the name of the previous owner he sold

it a year ago and moved away no one

knows where call for you Sergeant

thanks did he have a gun on him no what

about his clothes oh we had to cut them

off him they were leather black leather

the murder bike what else even priests

wear black leather these days including

the

underwear we need a photograph of him

without the bandages Sergeant Beck will

arrange it the doctor won't like

it so don't tell him as suspect to have

lock Chief you're not going to believe

this but they've found the

gun

Amy Hobson and Michael Singleton Chief I

have the addresses where'd you find

it go

on was there some kind of a

secret now it was under the bridge

you're a Skin

Diver no no I'm a

Milkman so you meet there every day yeah

no every dinner time no doubt you have

your reasons I Ted on it well it's quite

dark there under the bridge and I didn't

know what it was so I picked it up I

thought it was a toy I was too heavy for

a toy so I decided to tell the police

after an argument well Michael was

married you see shut up well there won't

be any dabs in it now but you might as

well go through the routine we'll need

your fingerprints already done Chief

yeah I don't like it they'll be

destroyed this isn't Russia

yet tell

me about your secret meeting place hey

now you watch it of course it's our

secret meeting place the bridge over is

it a road bridge yeah it's a hi Bridge

Chief

here could someone on a motorbike say

going over that bridge throw a gun

thinking would go in the water yeah yeah

I suppose so if they didn't stop to make

sure okay well thank you you been very

helpful and good

luck I'm telling you was married

it is a Browning 9mm ballistics were

right ballistics are always right it's

easy to be right when you're dealing

with simple fact ballistic should try

working with people

sometimes now the apartment here the

bridge here where the bike crashed there

it's on on the line east to west across

the city no number on that gun filed off

years ago from the look of

it so imagine he was going home

kill lamb drove off threw the gum

crashed he lives here the west of the

city there's not much over there don't

Chim me up I've been photog of him soon

though they look like a wax work and

Sergeant Beck is having his fingerprints

checked at the yard though he won't be

known an amateur yeah professional

wouldn't throw the gun away I'll crash

the motorbike GL he was drunk he wasn't

he was young he was excited just killed

a man we are the running copies now it's

still with

looks like I feel the morning after well

get it around everybody hotels boarding

hous is filling stations I want him

identified right anyone not in the

apartment no not now they're finished

and came up with damn

all

keys well not having another thought in

my head I shall revisit the scene of the

crime sound like Sherlock Holmes I don't

play the

fiddle here you go you strikes me as a

bit of a con the chief he's one of the

best one of the best what

Sergeant one of the best

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sir

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is there anyone

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here

is your business as urgent as all that

Mr

Humber how did you get in I found spare

keys in his desk at the office I told

you it it's the accounts I need the

summary sheet urgently I've been looking

for it you've been breaking and entering

break but how could I be Mr lamb was my

b

and we can't have his death however s

upsetting the business you didn't like

him I didn't kill him no I know that you

wouldn't have the

guts well let's go and look for your

accounts together shall we Mr

Humber just try the

D did you try the safe of course I tried

it it's locked

so you thought that whatever you were

looking for would be hidden among Sir

Walter Scott and Jane Austin I don't

know do I it's somewhere what what is it

you're looking for Mr Humber the summary

page of the account with Mr Lamb's

comments these what you're looking for M

down what are they

don't you

know why should I I've never seen them

before except that I can see their filth

and know the special brand of cowboys

and Indians I'll gr you

that this one will fetch 20 pounds in

the black market and even Saints have

private lives you think Mrs lamb knows

he that sort of thing wives always know

husbands always always think they

don't all right Mr H you go back to your

office for now and wait for

me you've got it haven't you you found

it it was in the

safe what was in the safe Mr

hler

Caron Cinema turns out at 10:15 this

week Oxford city of culture and

learning HBO was up there snooping

around for

what holy cow hundreds of them anything

to do with it no I don't think people

get murdered for liking dirty books or

for collecting butterflies or for what

does the mother do have dinner with LF

oh yes um Lis freedland professor at

Merton college professor what

Scandinavian studies well I figur that

was her

subject look take this up to the

safe Sten lamb couldn't I just give it

to him

no

even the dead good bills it's a wicked

world didn't you get me one I thought

you oh if like no don't bother about

Humber snooping what do you think he

it's the motive something in the flat

someone killed for it hum was snooping

for it perhaps I'm M back got it any

idea what a fair

idea a saintly Mr Octavius

lamb the whole thing stinks to high

heaven of blackmail yes you got what

black Ms

deserve joh

back

yeah thank you it's our motorbike friend

he's conscious all right let's get there

you stay here and finish your

lunch it's not going to happen is it

false

alarm hell he came round for a moment

delirious but speaking it seemed right

to call you sir it was right don't call

me sir

what did he say he was talking about a

woman if it's his mother I'll scream

talking to a woman he said she shouldn't

be here go away whoever you are this is

no place for a woman a woman do you

think no name nothing to tell us who she

is afraid not I could have been

something from years ago he didn't know

her did

he go away whoever you

are excuse

me well if it was last night he was up

in the flat looking for something

saw a woman there maybe kill them oh she

did him Humber the woman all

snooping don't leave him for a second no

where are we going the break Humber he's

all we've got

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left

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Miss

Bennett I keep thinking he's still here

I have my pad and pencil where's Mr

Humber Mr Humber I'll take

you Mr Hummer in his office he in the

washroom miss Ben oh if you wait

scuttled in in there like a white rabbit

ages

ago Mr

Humber Mr Humber

I stop

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it Fox calling red bad fre Fox calling

red bad fre

hello Fox this is Red Badge 3 message

for superintend

Jam hang on Fox I'll get

him have to see him not again please not

again Chief Ian take this with you

right he went out earlier he said he had

something to do yes I know about that

Miss

Bennett he asked me if I knew how to

open the safe in Mr the Lamb's flat and

did you no I one make miss Ben a cup of

tea the Roman way of dying the least

painful way our motorbike friend has

died didn't speak again but we do know

who he is his land lady recognized his

picture well we're go and see the land

lady you stay here you drive in Chief my

car he's not that bad a

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driver

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incable this is beauty I recognize well

of course I recognized it I it was right

away what I don't know is what you

people are doing here this is a

respectable house we've never had the

police here before what's it all about

he a quiet gentleman my Mr Casten he's

never given me a minute for and won't in

the future here just a minute what do

you think you're

doing don't look so scared

Constable he's somewhere else yes yes

what yes

sir does she know what he does for a

living yes she superintendent he was an

assistant manager in a

bank well that's respectable blue suit

Ray suit Harris Tweed

and more casual

gear

empty Cricket bag Golf Club

hello

money no sir he likes having his

photograph

taken

Co ever seen anything like this before

con no sir not Square to be ordinary

these

days we better take these with us the

land lady would have a heart

attack there had to be processed

somewhere any chance of finding out

where uh don't I doubt it can't identify

the others can we open this door who do

you think you are in this is my house

and I've got a right to know what's

going on you recognize that man Mrs

why it's Mr

lamb go

there what do you want can I go upstairs

mother wants some things what things

change of clothes in her night dress

okay ntic house uh yes I want to speak

to detective inspector Jessel

please yeah

I'll what go on if you go have you found

who did it

yet oh there some a mail oh for me give

it to your mother s your bill I'll leave

it upstairs hello Peter yeah hold on a

second are you expecting a butterfly yes

an apure iris the purple Emperor how do

you know I put it in the safe upstairs

thanks a

lot Peter yes yeah listen I'm done in

Oxford playing a

hunch now

number uh 607

2192 yeah no no no no it's not a

telephone number we tried

it

yeah yes it could be would you okay

thanks Peter listen see one know where I

am yep thanks a lot

byebye boy said everything seemed to be

there and he was by the

safe and I said can't you look inside

and he said only his dad knew how to

open

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it

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he didn't even hesitate chief he just

whipped the safe straight

open had to be the boy or the mother

Chief he's too controlled he never drops

a hair pin like my mother used to say

Chief there Bill inspector Hadlock

with yes I'm back

just a minute speak to

Jess

Peter

yep

have are you

sure not sure but half sure that sounds

like the fraud

Squad no thanks a lot Peter yeah all

right 607 2192 number in the safe it's

probably the number of a bank account

great all we do is bank account in

Switzerland

oh I don't know any Swiss police they

know they needed any I might there

somebody who does yeah if I'm um you do

it you find out who that bank account

belongs to where it is and I'll buy you

a cheap

dinner your minds B I'm

hungry oh

Chief ra new agent to back in account

for the month £625 so well the address

it's in great 2 it's a village about all

12 mi from here now who buys their

newspapers from a shop 12 Mi

away you are a clever

boy finish yet

Chief yeah just

about

okay let's make an

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entrance

someone's in a hurry Mr lavender they'll

have an accident driving like that

you're right Mrs

lavender post office his sh

I'm sorry but the law is the law I'm the

law oh what do you want then information

it's a terrible

photo is this

what oh no that's ever so good look Mr

lender it's Mr

Battersby that's right Mr

Battersby Mr Battersby buys his

newspapers here magazines and cigars

sometimes once a week regulars Clockwork

I think he's a traveling man if he

wasn't a traveling man he'd have a home

of his own now wouldn't he wouldn't need

us for his letters this man has his

letters addressed here they're what he

calls for real how many oh about the

same every week 20 or so all through the

mail no one ever calls personally no

never never called themselves there's a

letter for him now came this morning I

wanted oh no our service is confidential

quite confidential we never betray a

trust I'll betray your bloody post

office license and now get

it

how long has he been coming here this Mr

Battersby yours and yours one of our

most regular customers he gets 20

letters every week give a take a few

yeah you can't do that it's wicked it's

against the law it's criminal it's it's

scandalous

it's money this is

lavender b e r yeah

yes

uh-huh you're beautiful sorry

sir rough pretty rough we everever

reveal the information we'll be shot and

if the Swiss find out how how we got it

they'll declare war so tell me the bank

is the Bank Huber the address is Yurick

the count is in the name of ano Miss ano

that's French for lamb

any chance of finding out how much is in

the account no wait the pope couldn't

find out well there's some more for it

all grubby and untraceable definitely

blackmail 20 or more people regularly

every week and one of them killed him

yeah it happens look this isn't a

regular stamp just Frank get on no you

get on to the post office yes come

in what do you want I asked him to check

the crime books for last night oh well

people getting killed M crashing

guns the IDE here so what else into a

television store and got color dress on

drunken disorderly outside a Dog and

Duck someone broke into a school and a

woman complained a man attacked her but

ran away this FR as happened probably

got a good look at her yes right thank

you very much uh this envelope belongs

to a firm called harness and Bon

lawyers right we'll go there which

school I B Pard sir which school was

broken into last night well nothing

seemed to be

missing it was uh Radcliff road

gramar we here after college to continue

my studies what was your

subject and Steven how old is Sten

nearly 16 sir where'd you go to school

Radcliff Road gramar

sir as far you know you go to that

school you stay here take at this we

don't too many big feet clopping out a

Law's office he let see

us I'm sorry M thank you very much what

the hell do you think Please Mr B you

have

confirmation your secretary is a better

typist than you are you realize anything

concerning my clients you're a liyar not

a priest concerns you Mr

ven you type this envelope put 50 PS in

it and mailed it the same as you've been

doing every week or every month he was

blackmailing you lamb Battersby for how

long I don't have to say anything which

might incriminate me all right get him

down the station Lamb's dead BBY as you

know him he's dead you weren't the only

one there were dozens of you why you

killed him last night we don't even

think it was you but help yourself is

that true btis is dead get off his hook

now get off

ours help you with your inquiries that's

right how long has he been blackmailing

you 6 years how much you know £50 a

month 6 years that's

3,600 what did you do that's worth so

much I had an affair with a woman of

course it was with a woman what the hell

do you think how did you find out bsby

lamb

I don't

know he

wrote sent me copies of letters I'd

written to Mary

and it was 6 years ago it hasn't

happened since I never see her you

didn't want your wife to find out I'm

not married her husband was he big would

he have duffed you up that wouldn't

worry me what did what does who is this

Mary you had an affair with 6 years ago

she's married to my

brother did you kill her Tavis lamb

no but whoever

did well go

on they've got themselves a free

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lawyer

Bon Humber the

manager what's his name on the murder

all pain all unknown to each

other and the woman who lives upstairs

whatever her name

is suddenly they all know who lamb is

and where he

lives

how try to trace the other no I

didn't

good evening

superintendent my name is Mary

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Bon I heard it on the

radio some evenings my husband gets home

late if the traffic's bad the local

radio tells you so I listen at D time

they said that Mr lamb of Oaker Court

was dead so I thought i' better

come how long have you known him by that

name his real name since yesterday and

you came to his apartment last night yes

have you met him before until yesterday

I had no idea who he was or where he

lived how did you suddenly discover that

he lived

here this

arrived

yesterday tell Mrs Bon this is to help

you the man who troubles you so much is

Octavius lamb and lives at six Oaker

Court Oxford burn this letter don't

reveal it a well

Wisher what did you think El

then I thought it was his weird way of

saying he wanted to meet me at last so

you came

here yes what

time I left it till late I didn't

particularly want to be seen But

10 I ran the

Bell Mr lamb yes the man who blackmails

me what is this I thought you'd ask me

in who is she is she in this with you I

have no idea who either of you are well

get her out of here get rid of her

you shouldn't be here go away whoever

you are this is no place for a woman

what do you want I had a letter the same

as his from a well Wisher look I want

those photographs and I want them now

oh and um what do you want don't you

know you know you should be poised like

her photographs you no I think not uh a

letter did you say understand this well

of course I didn't some me it's playing

a practical joke do I look like a blackm

yes and I'm here to get my photographs I

don't give a damn what you're here to

get savior can both get out now I've had

enough of you Mr

bsby over the years I've had more than

enough of you you haven't had anything

of me I have never seen you in my life

before I have never seen either of you

never heard of

you for heaven sake put that pop gun

away look it says here that you're the

man that's been blackmailing me for 6

years he is and me for 4 years blackmail

I'm a businessman some business look if

it was a joke who'd want to play it who

can possibly know about me about either

of us I have no

idea go

on I stopped being poised you started to

phone for the police stop that put him

down my home invaded by a pair of Raving

lunatics I'm warning you B me don't make

me

go he shot him black C no there was a

fight well scff I heard Furniture going

in but he was alive and well when you

both left yes and if I say it's a pack

of lies that one of you killed him look

when I come here

listen the whole thing's a bore the

blackmails are bore it's all because I

didn't want my husband to find

out and I don't even

care I was stupid the

adultery paying him in the first

place have you ever employed anyone from

Lamb's Services Lamb's Services

LS yes years ago I got a cleaner from

when my own was sick is that how you

discover did you ever see Cen

again well not really I saw a motorbike

tearing off I assumed that was

him I felt weak but I had to move there

was this person watching person out

there in the darkness scared me funny

after what had happened did you

recognize this person I didn't

look

do I have your address Mrs Bon I have it

Chief well you might as well go

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yes Professor fredland leis Friedland

yes uh we are police officers sir we'd

like to have a word with you about Mrs

madin lamb

Maddie what about it you think we might

come in

sir please be seated

gentlemen well it's about uh M you say

she dined with you last night Professor

feland that's right uhuh what time did

she leave oh uh we talked about old

times I showed her an essay I have in

the havmore we had some dinner are we

she left about 10:00 hell no more like

11:30 did she ask you to say that H oh

you're both American roughly the same

age we known each other a long time

we're in the same class in school in

America uh-huh you were friends well we

dated we were doing the same studies

after college she came to Europe and

married look I got this appointment a

year ago we've exchanged Christmas cards

over the years that's saw until you met

here are you in love with Mrs lamb she's

a married woman are you in love with

her

yes and she with

you she was going to ask her husband for

a

divorce I can imagine

that Mrs is lamb

please she didn't want to see any

anyone she's upset after what

happened it's you or your son Mrs

lamb we know

that

me you absolutely certain about

that Mrs is mine lamb I have to charge

you with a murder of your husband

Octavius lamb and number six Oaker Court

in Oxford and whatever he what the hell

is this I must warn you that you needn't

say anything but if you do we're taken

down and maybe using evidence mad don't

you worry about it think is it's all

nonsense I'm calling my no Lou he knows

nothing he lied to me well for my sake

he has no idea

why he he wouldn't divorce me Louis he

wouldn't let me divorce him I didn't

even ask so you kill him but that wasn't

why did you know about his business the

agency of course I do there other

business what other business your son

knew Steven you he went alone to the

cinema last night had got out at 10:15

you said you both got back at

11:30 it was near

10:00 Steven got home first and he

didn't go to the

movies he told me later there' been two

people at the apartment a man and a

woman they were there because he wrote

to them well he didn't tell me that he

waited outside until they left and then

he went in

cut it out by can't

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you

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stepen come here I

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wonder

Ste father a well Wisher you've been

snooping going to kill me you don't know

how weak people are but not me I'm not

weak

and your mother I suppose you told her

no father please it's for her what does

that mean what does that mean she wants

to go away tell me Professor frand they

want

to get in there

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go little boys must learn to mind their

own business little boys must not meddle

in other people's affairs

ah little Treasure's been up to his

tricks again my

dear a

littley stop it stop it at once do you

hear me leave the boy alone don't you

worry it's your turn

next what's mine mine mine to do as I

please

with understand it once and for

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all

Sten go downstairs m we can down the

stairs and wait for me try not to let

anyone see you I didn't mean to K mother

I must empty the

safe

Sten mother look there are things the

police mustn't find Mother go mother

I'll only be a little while and then

I'll be all

right they killed him the people who

were

here

I waited down by the back door and when

he came back we went in the front way up

to the

apartment you know the

rest I'll talk to the boy is that

necessary of course it

is I've charged you Mrs lamb it's a

custody charge I'm afraid you'll have to

come to the police station

forarm detective Chief superintendent

Jameson C1 New Scotland Yard today's

tonight's

date uh copies to the chief Constable

coroner the director of public

prosecutions paragraph

one Octavius lamb was shot

dead

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for