Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Well, the lady was holding that there letter opener

I was stupid enough to think you meant it!

Because I had no desire to involve Mrs. Beaumont.

It's my own fault.

that you saw or heard from your late husband?

You look startled.

Tell me, Mr. Folsom, where did you get your information?

Excuse me, Mr. McKay, I asked if you remembered

Your receptionist might have remembered that envelope

He died almost three years ago.

All right, put him on.

So you could throw me a bone? ( knocking on door )

Aw, it happened long before he showed up.

Do you think he could have killed Beaumont?

Well, what makes you think Miss Whittaker killed him?

We found her packing a suitcase in Unit 9.

Six or 7,000, maybe.

I'll try and have my office get in touch with you shortly.

Sit down. No, I really can't stay long.

Ruthie, I'll never forget you as long as I live.

How are you, Mrs. Beaumont?

Well, I'll come back later.

Besides, I have no choice.

Unfortunately, there's very little I can add to the story.

He said he'd call back later on tonight.

But you'll know.

about six months before he disappeared.

Try not to worry.

I traced him down to the bus terminal,

But I understand that you have a compulsion

I'm afraid I don't follow you.

I'll tell Mr. Mason you called.

Thanks for everything.

Tragg. Tragg...

that you learned of your husband's death?

Does it matter whether I approve?

could have entered that room during that interval?

Beaumont jumped him and knocked it out of his hand.

Laura, don't leave me!

Seven thousand dollars.

( dramatic theme playing )

considered you his friend.

Well, lieutenant, uh, showed me, uh, an envelope

Isn't that rather a polite term for blackmail?

As far away from you as possible.

I guess she felt sorry for me.

With all my love, George.

Now, Mr. McKay, this is the letter

If it please the court, I would like this marked

Oh, all depends.