Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Yes.
I hit him with everything I had.
with the representative of the bonding company
I don't think I understand you.
And when did you send that microfilm to yourself?
Put in a call to the district attorney's office.
Oh, I think you understand me completely.
by placing that gun in Brewster's hand?
You see, I've always been
That'll be all, Mr. Hyett.
I want you to look at these, Charles.
but I never really knew how big a one until today!
It may explain a great deal.
of the bonding company.
I put out my hand to help him up.
( chuckles ): Uh, look, Mr. Mason,
What happened to the rest of the money?
Cross-examine.
How soon would I get the money?
Of course, if the lady is not legally married
Come on, you've had enough.
you were tampering with evidence?
Even though he was guilty of framing an innocent man?
that I did not come forward myself.
No, that's not true.
sort of addicted to playing the stock market.
Cross-examine.
Were there any fingerprints on the weapon?
at Hyett, Brewster, and Hyett?
but there's nothing more to tell you.
Why, honestly, I haven't had a drink in--
that Burger had subpoenaed her to testify against her husband.
That's why you sent a copy of this microfilm
at the time of the murder?
When your husband couldn't produce these bills
Did he make any other stop?
I had to go clear down to Broadway
What were you searching for?
Yes.
And I'm supposed to be happy
Good morning, gentlemen.
Evidently, Mr. Ellis has nothing but anonymous friends.
It's empty.
Yes, but didn't you notice when the police arrived?
I saw Mrs. Ellis, I mean, Mrs. Pulasky.
Oh, Charles, I'm sorry.
( laughing ): oh, Marty, stop!
"Please use this for the Martin Ellis Defense Fund."
on the morning of September 15th,
I have no idea.
I have a hunch they may want to talk to him.
why you went after Valerie Brewster.
We found that ring in Mr. Brewster's coat pocket.
you're sure that Mrs. Pulasky was in the bar?
Don't forget his father-in-law is Jonathan Hyett.
The flight was scheduled to leave International Airport
Aren't you glad Charles is dead?
the great Southwest Bonding and Surety Company
Mr. Squires, are you in the habit of posting bail
because everybody says, "Tough luck, old man."
I'm in here, Paul.
Really, Lieutenant, I do wish to cooperate,
Yes. We found minute traces of blood and skin
No, Hyett. H, y, e, double t.
I see.
You wouldn't want anyone to unlock the skeleton
I don't see my wife.
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Manning Bishop?
But you do want to help the defendant?
Listen to me, Mr. Ellis,
That's all, Mrs. Ellis. Thank you.