Speaker 1: Well, doctor Watson, you call this adventure with mister Holmes
Speaker 1: the case of the well advertised murder. But who on
Speaker 1: earth would want to advertise a murder?
Speaker 2: Ah, mister Harris, the medium of advertising was not quite
Speaker 2: what one might expect.
Speaker 3: It was nineteen oh two.
Speaker 2: We medical men were just breaking fresh ground on the
Speaker 2: problem of mental disorder. It was late afternoon at the
Speaker 2: office of doctor John Kemmel. The doctor's nurse Patricia was announcing.
Speaker 4: The patient.
Speaker 5: And Missus Richard Blakey to see you, doctor. I filled
Speaker 5: out a card for.
Speaker 4: Oh do bring her in? Patricia?
Speaker 6: Yes, doctor, this way please, Missus Blakeley, thank you.
Speaker 7: Sit down, Missus Blakeley. That's it now what seems to
Speaker 7: be disturbing you?
Speaker 6: Doctor? I realized that medical ethics require the presence of
Speaker 6: your but this is so confidential. Might we be alone?
Speaker 7: I'm terribly sorry the nurse must have been Patricea's a
Speaker 7: very understanding girl, Missus Blakeley.
Speaker 5: Doctor Campbell and I have worked together for many years, ma'am,
Speaker 5: and every conceivable type of Keith, so you needn't feel embarrassed.
Speaker 4: Go on, Missus Blakeley, Well, I.
Speaker 6: Haven't an ordinary illness. I have an illness. I should
Speaker 6: save the mind I DoD r I haven't got the
Speaker 6: courriage to speak of this to face it.
Speaker 7: Won't you try? I can't help you if you won't try,
Speaker 7: Missus Blakeley very.
Speaker 6: Well, I'll try, and Missus Richard Blakeley notes petrician, Yes, doctor.
Speaker 6: My marriage to Richard was the marriage of impulse. I
Speaker 6: became infatuated with him. Richard was handsome and well bred
Speaker 6: and gallant. He was my luck in vark come out
Speaker 6: of the West. Of course, after a few years of marriage,
Speaker 6: the first ecstasy died. The inevitable erosion of time began.
Speaker 6: I assumed the standard pattern of the urtia, and I
Speaker 6: grew bored. And then I grew to dislike Richard. I
Speaker 6: can't bring myself to say this now.
Speaker 7: Please try, Missus Blakely.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you can.
Speaker 6: I disliked Richard in a petty way. It was a
Speaker 6: desire to avoid him more than anything else. He travels
Speaker 6: because of business. I'd hope he'd be delayed, giving me
Speaker 6: more time without him. I began killing the housewood guests
Speaker 6: so that.
Speaker 5: We shouldn't be alone.
Speaker 7: How did your husband react to this?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 6: He became irritated. Richard is jealous and possessive. He wants
Speaker 6: to be with me constantly. Then I thought of a.
Speaker 4: Divorce, and what did you decide?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: It to be hopeless. He never grants one betide. Even
Speaker 6: if I succeeded, he'd follow me in, haunts me, and
Speaker 6: use every device imaginable to bring me back.
Speaker 7: Why have you come to see a physician?
Speaker 6: Well, I began reading about the new theories of that
Speaker 6: doctor in Vienna, Sigmunds.
Speaker 7: Frau ah Yes and astounding development, brilliant crossman of the
Speaker 7: human psyche.
Speaker 6: I became obsessed with what sort of demons might be
Speaker 6: lurking in my own unconscious.
Speaker 7: You shouldn't be alarmed, Missus Blakeley. Each of us have
Speaker 7: skeletons in the closet whose rattling is sometimes terrifying.
Speaker 6: Well, perhaps you can dismiss it, doctor, but I can't.
Speaker 6: I've made a horrible discovery about myself.
Speaker 4: What is it, Missus Lakeley?
Speaker 6: I want to kill my husband.
Speaker 7: Really, That's why I've.
Speaker 5: Come to you.
Speaker 6: I'm afraid of going out in my mind. I've read
Speaker 6: every word of Flouds. I have the symptoms. I have
Speaker 6: constant headaches and pressure at the back of my head
Speaker 6: and sudden palpitations of the heart. I can't sleep in
Speaker 6: my hands tremble. Then I'm normally cold, and I find
Speaker 6: myself exhausted suddenly for no apparent reasons.
Speaker 7: You haven't been exerting yourself physically.
Speaker 5: Can I prepare for a physical examination?
Speaker 9: Doctor?
Speaker 7: In a moment the Tricia, Missus Blakeley, this desire to
Speaker 7: murder your husband? Tell me more about it?
Speaker 4: Can you?
Speaker 6: Well? In the morning, when he's having his brexless coffee,
Speaker 6: I think how easily I might poison the cup. When
Speaker 6: we're in the underground, I think how simple it would
Speaker 6: be to push him before the train and say it
Speaker 6: was an accident. I'm on the road to Insanity's oscar.
Speaker 6: There's no doubt of it. And always after I think
Speaker 6: of murdering Richard. I have sold breathing. Breathing is difficult
Speaker 6: for me.
Speaker 7: I feel sink easy, Missus Blakeley.
Speaker 6: Easy must be something you can do. I mustn't go
Speaker 6: through with this awful thing.
Speaker 7: Hot water immediately, yes, doctor, Missus Blakeley. Have you told
Speaker 7: your husband of this?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 6: No, he'd rither cule me. I couldn't tolerate that. I'm
Speaker 6: losing my Sanity's doctor. I shall be a hideous, gibbering
Speaker 6: creature tied to a bad person's coney hat or bedlam.
Speaker 4: Misus Blakely.
Speaker 7: We medical men still have pitiable spears with which to
Speaker 7: fight the dragon of insanity. But I shall try. I
Speaker 7: shall do everything possible to help you.
Speaker 6: I've had even more ghastly thoughts, doctor Campbell. I've thought
Speaker 6: killing him just once wouldn't satisfy me.
Speaker 11: I've had a.
Speaker 6: Loss to take a knife and plunge it into his
Speaker 6: body over and over and over.
Speaker 5: You've sent missus Bakery home, doctor Campbell.
Speaker 7: Yes, mister Holmes, I administered the bromide and told her
Speaker 7: to go home and rest. I didn't want to strain
Speaker 7: her any further. Today they're advisable. Indeed, she had no
Speaker 7: idea you were coming to see me. Oh, no, none whatsoever.
Speaker 7: I'm shocked you should think I would tell her, mister Hart,
Speaker 7: that the woman is infinitely ashamed of this fear that
Speaker 7: possesses her.
Speaker 5: And immediately after you packed her off here to Baker Street.
Speaker 7: Well, I made just one stop to see a patient
Speaker 7: at uppercross the place.
Speaker 4: I have a confession, mister Holmes.
Speaker 7: Oh, I've come to tell you about this case as
Speaker 7: fast as I could, because well, because the great psychoanalyst
Speaker 7: Sigmund Freud Viemma is attracting a great deal of attention.
Speaker 7: But we doctors are still quite help us in the
Speaker 7: face of mental aberration. You agree, doctor Watson, unquestionably.
Speaker 2: You see Fred has opened the door for our profession
Speaker 2: that we've years of research a hit.
Speaker 7: I thought you might advise me, mister Holmes. It's so
Speaker 7: dangerous a situation there.
Speaker 5: Doctor Campbell, and you were tall familiar with Missus Lakedith's home,
Speaker 5: her family, her husband.
Speaker 7: Perhaps, Oh no, no, this afternoon was the first time
Speaker 7: I've ever seen or heard of Christine Blakeley.
Speaker 4: A tragic figure, that woman.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't admit it to her, but I do believe
Speaker 7: she's on the verge of losing her mind.
Speaker 5: And of murdering her husband. You've been shockingly careless, Doctor
Speaker 5: pet your things, Watton. I was only off to her
Speaker 5: Missus Blakey's host immediately.
Speaker 7: Well, I wouldn't disturb it now, mister Holmes, she's so distracted.
Speaker 5: Perhaps tomorrow we must see her. Tonight, she must get
Speaker 5: a move from the house before she has further opportunities
Speaker 5: for murdering Richard Brickley. A matter of fact, we've lost
Speaker 5: precious time already. Where is missus Brickley's residence?
Speaker 7: Doctor came across Regent's Park from James Turrett. Will fetch
Speaker 7: a carriage and honey over.
Speaker 2: The quickest way is but Park Road past Hannah's a
Speaker 2: gate right about.
Speaker 4: That's about them.
Speaker 2: I'm ready homes.
Speaker 11: Then, quickly, gentlemen, quickly, where were you this afternoon?
Speaker 8: Christine?
Speaker 3: Richard?
Speaker 6: If you're going to assume that impossible role of prosecuting
Speaker 6: at Tenney a gay night, how were you shopping?
Speaker 5: You're lying?
Speaker 6: I was shopping? How will you finish your dinner?
Speaker 8: Roast?
Speaker 5: Tell me the truth if you don't stop tet a man?
Speaker 11: Richard, Christine, I know you so well.
Speaker 12: You're the cool, statuesque mistress of the household, But in
Speaker 12: your heart of hearts you're a cheap, scheming, little foul mouth.
Speaker 12: Does it please you to slap my face?
Speaker 5: Does it add to your feeling of superiority? Shoot?
Speaker 8: Christine, I know what you really are.
Speaker 6: Then why don't you do what any man with pride
Speaker 6: would do and get out or let me get out?
Speaker 4: No, you're going to stay here.
Speaker 5: You're going to go on living with me.
Speaker 12: I'd never let you wander off. You're the prisoner Saint
Speaker 12: James Terrace. It's humiliating and unbearable to you, and that
Speaker 12: is just what I want.
Speaker 5: It delights me.
Speaker 12: They have this tigress caged and restless in my home.
Speaker 6: Richard. The end of this battling is so disturd. Can't
Speaker 6: we stop it? We're so weak? Perhaps we should go
Speaker 6: away together with some spot we knew when this first met.
Speaker 5: Do you think so?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 11: I'm never sure whether you're being.
Speaker 5: Sincere or just play acting to amuse yourself.
Speaker 6: Now not play acting. Oh, let's talk sensibly. I'll sit
Speaker 6: back and relax and enjoy your dinner, and then we'll
Speaker 6: stroll in the park and we'll talk, good sensible talk.
Speaker 8: All right, Christine, I'll try.
Speaker 10: That's better.
Speaker 6: Now, let me cut the first to that roast for
Speaker 6: your hand of the carving knights.
Speaker 3: Will you my turn? Holmes?
Speaker 2: There's Park Road and look it's blocked.
Speaker 5: I tell Watson it's being repaired.
Speaker 11: Isee the sign.
Speaker 8: It's blocked.
Speaker 2: As far as Hanover Gate.
Speaker 4: You shall have to turn about, mister Holmes.
Speaker 7: We'll have to take Marldon Road to your gate and
Speaker 7: cross the park on the outer circle.
Speaker 5: Yes, doctor Campbell, turn around, drive on, make from Melbourne Road, hurry.
Speaker 2: And cost us quite a bit of time, confounded.
Speaker 7: Yes, And meanwhile, Christine victis alone with her husband, and
Speaker 7: he has the remotest notion that she needs to kill
Speaker 7: him at any moment.
Speaker 6: There you are, Richard, I've got a very tempting piece.
Speaker 5: Of roast for you.
Speaker 12: You can be considerate, Christine, and I do appreciate the
Speaker 12: rare moments when you are.
Speaker 4: You'll put down the carving knife, you'll cut yourself.
Speaker 6: I've given a great deal of thought to usk, Richard.
Speaker 6: Of course I've made a decision.
Speaker 4: You have, Christine.
Speaker 8: What is it? What is it?
Speaker 7: Christine?
Speaker 6: I can only be happy. Yes, I can only be
Speaker 6: happy if if what if? You're dead?
Speaker 7: You're dead?
Speaker 6: I feel much satin Origin, I feel much better.
Speaker 13: Now, Missus Blakeley, good lot.
Speaker 4: We're too late, doctor Campbell's Holmes.
Speaker 7: Don't tell me that, Oh, Missus Blakeley, who are you?
Speaker 7: I'm doctor Campbell. You must recognize me. You've visited my
Speaker 7: office late this afternoon.
Speaker 4: Apparently he's not all sense of orientation.
Speaker 7: Missus Blakeley, you do know who I am? Do you're not.
Speaker 6: I've never seen you before. I've never seen any of
Speaker 6: you before. I know who the gentleman is lying on
Speaker 6: the floor, though as my husband. He's dead. I killed him,
Speaker 6: but this knife and I is still in my hands
Speaker 6: to thing his blood. That's the way I wanted it.
Speaker 6: Have you much better now?
Speaker 7: I'm afraid he's gone mad, mister Holmes. I'll fetch her things.
Speaker 7: Must canner, wrote the police immediately for her coat. It's
Speaker 7: in this cupboard.
Speaker 2: You hope the police won't detain us a long miserable creature.
Speaker 2: She should be turned over to a mental hospital.
Speaker 4: I'll come missus. Blakeley, you must come with us.
Speaker 6: I'll come with you.
Speaker 2: Yes, you see, we must notify the authorities coat. What
Speaker 2: are you doing to the body?
Speaker 4: Examining it?
Speaker 5: Watson?
Speaker 7: Of your fairs?
Speaker 2: The police will tend to that. They tend to all
Speaker 2: the details.
Speaker 5: There's one detail that may escape them, my dear Watson,
Speaker 5: One amazing bloody detail.
Speaker 1: Look, mister Barons, let's hold that detail a minute. I'd
Speaker 1: like to talk to you some more.
Speaker 14: About Clippercraft clothes. Why say you've already sold me? But
Speaker 14: did I tell you about you?
Speaker 5: Mean?
Speaker 14: How over twelve hundred fine independent stores from coast to coast,
Speaker 14: hang up their buying power.
Speaker 1: Yes, and combine on manufacturing and distribution so that they
Speaker 1: can give values that are simply fabulous.
Speaker 14: Sure, I know that's why Clippercraft top coats and overcoats
Speaker 14: look so exquisit.
Speaker 1: But actually Clippercraft top coats and overcoats only cost forty
Speaker 1: to forty seven to fifty.
Speaker 5: Oh, I was coming to that. They're a terrific buy.
Speaker 14: Zipper lining top coats and those smart Clippercraft overcoats.
Speaker 1: You've really got to see them to believe they're only
Speaker 1: forty to forty seven to fifty.
Speaker 14: That's why men who know insist on Clippercraft clothes. So
Speaker 14: be sure to visit the Clippercraft store in your city.
Speaker 10: These leading stores in the metropolitan area are proud to
Speaker 10: add their names to Clippercraft and your suits, top coats
Speaker 10: and overcoats. In Manhattan, John Wannamaker Men's Stores Broadway at
Speaker 10: eighth and sixty seven Liberty Street, Sacks thirty fourth Broadway
Speaker 10: at thirty fourth in Brooklyn, Abraham and Strauss in Newark,
Speaker 10: New Jersey Boulevard Men's Shop Cresk in Newark, and in Jamaica,
Speaker 10: the B and B Clothes Shop, one sixty four oh
Speaker 10: eight Jamaica Avenue.
Speaker 1: Well, doctor Watson, We're terribly anxious to learn what the
Speaker 1: astonishing detail was that mister Holmes thought might escape the police.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, of course, mister hats well. Sir Holmes, as usual,
Speaker 2: refused to elaborate. At that point we notified the police.
Speaker 2: They removed Richard Blakeley's but missus Blakeley, now clearly deranged,
Speaker 2: was conducted to a prison cell. There was a careful investigation.
Speaker 2: Finally she was committed to Bedlam, that awful asylum for
Speaker 2: the insane and Kent. You know, I'd regard of the
Speaker 2: case as a simple tragedy that had moved to its
Speaker 2: inevitable end, But not Holmes. He paid a visit to
Speaker 2: missus Blakelay in her room at Bedward.
Speaker 7: Although we've met Missus Blakeley, you won't recognize me, I
Speaker 7: am mister Sherlock Holme.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, they mentioned your name to me. I don't
Speaker 6: seem to recall what your profession was, mister Holmes, I
Speaker 6: thankly don't recall who you are other than the name.
Speaker 5: Mine is the profession of criminal detection. Missus Blakeley, you're
Speaker 5: with the police, not at all. I function entirely upon
Speaker 5: my own I have no official position, no staff, I've
Speaker 5: no weapons other than my brain more than satisfactory arsenal
Speaker 5: I find.
Speaker 6: And is there something I can do for you, mister Holmes.
Speaker 7: I have an instious curiosity, Missus Blakeley. I wanted to
Speaker 7: inquire further about your husband's death.
Speaker 6: Well, really, unless this is absolutely necessary, I merely wanted
Speaker 6: to ask if you could recall the exact sequence of
Speaker 6: events beginning with the moment when you return to your home.
Speaker 4: After leaving doctor Campbell's office.
Speaker 6: Oh please, don't ask me to do that. I'll become
Speaker 6: ill again. Idly asked that question.
Speaker 5: Simply my own desire to understand every crime in which
Speaker 5: I'm involved, the last minute design that the test patterned.
Speaker 6: I really don't remember much when I came home. All
Speaker 6: sorts of thoughts flam through my mind. My visit to
Speaker 6: doctor Campbell that afternoon, the fact that he was on
Speaker 6: the way with you, but that I could defeat everyone
Speaker 6: by killing Richard then in there. Oh please, unless it's
Speaker 6: most dir did I can't reenact that awful night. I
Speaker 6: just can't.
Speaker 4: Very well, Missus Blackley. I regret disturbing you.
Speaker 6: I thought they were finished with me. I thought they'd
Speaker 6: allow me to rest. You're like desert birds, picking ghoulishly
Speaker 6: but dead. It's over and has its be forgotten?
Speaker 7: Had it?
Speaker 8: Missus Bickley.
Speaker 7: I'm pleased if you drop by to my office.
Speaker 4: Mister Holmes. Are you doctor Campbell?
Speaker 7: As I was afraid that after the Blakeley piece had
Speaker 7: ended at a quaintance might been with it.
Speaker 5: I hardly thought so, doctor, sit down, won't you thank you?
Speaker 7: Is there some matter on which I may be of
Speaker 7: assistance or is this just a social call?
Speaker 4: I do not pay social calls. Doctor.
Speaker 5: My time is much too valuable to be dissipated upon
Speaker 5: the amenities of more conventional.
Speaker 7: Men than What is wrong, mister Holmes.
Speaker 5: I've just come from a visit to missus Blakeley.
Speaker 4: At the hospital.
Speaker 5: Oh, how is she just the sane as ever?
Speaker 4: I don't quite know what you mean.
Speaker 5: Missus Blakeley is just the saane as ever? She never
Speaker 5: was insane, doctor, that's fantastic.
Speaker 7: I refuse to believe it, sir.
Speaker 5: Missus Brickley has been presenting the world with a melodramatic
Speaker 5: performance simulating insanity, a performance that proved most convincing to
Speaker 5: everyone except to me.
Speaker 7: If you're talking nonsense, mister Holmes, I'm a physician, or
Speaker 7: you must recognize my ability to judge the symptoms of
Speaker 7: my patience.
Speaker 5: Christine Blakely intended for a long time to do away
Speaker 5: with her husband. The sudden popularity of doctor Freud in
Speaker 5: Vienna gave her just the situation she desired. What situation
Speaker 5: she required, a technique for avoiding the penalties of homicide
Speaker 5: so that she might be rid of her husband, so
Speaker 5: that she might ultimately join the man with whom she
Speaker 5: was secretly in love.
Speaker 7: The man with whom she was secretly in love.
Speaker 5: Who did I neglect to mention that before doctor, you're
Speaker 5: the man doctor you parted with Christine and helped her
Speaker 5: to commit the murder.
Speaker 7: I warned Christine's time and again that you should be
Speaker 7: our sole concerned mister Holmes, She insisted, though she wanted
Speaker 7: her insanity well established with someone of unquestionable repute.
Speaker 4: So I went to you.
Speaker 7: I've been prepared for you, though with that revolver. Oh,
Speaker 7: the revolver is merely to detain.
Speaker 4: You, mister Holmes. I shan't kill you that way.
Speaker 7: You shall have a most regrettable heart attack while tay
Speaker 7: me this visit. You came to consult with me about
Speaker 7: chest pains, then you died.
Speaker 4: Hmm, interesting plan.
Speaker 5: Of course, consulting you on medical matters would be foolish.
Speaker 5: I've looked into your background, sur and it seems you
Speaker 5: have no legal right to practice. Your title of doctor
Speaker 5: is pretense. You never earned it.
Speaker 7: I've been well prepared for your accusations, mister Holmes. Look
Speaker 7: in midrawer. This hypodermic contains a drug, an overdose. I
Speaker 7: shall inject it.
Speaker 4: Into your arm.
Speaker 7: The needle prick is almost invisible. The injection will strain
Speaker 7: your heart to the bursting pipes. Most unfortunate. Now you
Speaker 7: were saying about Christine.
Speaker 5: Oh, yes, she has been conducting a clandestine affair with you.
Speaker 5: Her late husband traveled on business. You imparted that information
Speaker 5: to me yourself. While he was away, you visited.
Speaker 4: The Blakeley home.
Speaker 7: You've found evidence to that I never indulge in idle conjecture.
Speaker 7: Of course, I have evidence you and Christine concocted what
Speaker 7: you you believed it was an ingenious idea. You would
Speaker 7: establish that she was losing her mind. She would publicize
Speaker 7: the murder in advance. Your nurse was most important to
Speaker 7: my nurse.
Speaker 5: Yes, you insisted she remain and hear every word of
Speaker 5: Missus Blakeley's She was an indispensable witness. Miss Blakeley would
Speaker 5: then kill her husband, plead insanity, be committed to a
Speaker 5: hospital rather than to the gallows, and within a short
Speaker 5: time she'd be cured, released and would join you.
Speaker 7: That was the plan.
Speaker 5: Yes, but you made your first error, doctor, when you
Speaker 5: mentioned that you stopped to see a patient at Upper
Speaker 5: Gloucester Place that is on Park Road. You couldn't have
Speaker 5: avoided noticing that road was blocked. Yet, when Watson suggested
Speaker 5: we dashed to the Blakeley's fire, Park Road, you accepted
Speaker 5: the suggestion. Why doctor, because you were afraid Christine wouldn't
Speaker 5: have time to kill Richard before he arrived. You wanted
Speaker 5: the delay at the block road.
Speaker 7: Excellent, mister Holmes, surprising powers of observation.
Speaker 5: When we arrived and found Christine with a body of
Speaker 5: her husband, you said you'd fetch missus things. You knew
Speaker 5: where they were. You knew the clothes cupboard she used.
Speaker 5: Although you were never supposed to have been to the
Speaker 5: house before.
Speaker 7: I was so right in warning Christine. Now I shall
Speaker 7: inject this hypodermic. If you resist, I shall be forced
Speaker 7: to shoot. I'd rather not do that, Naturally.
Speaker 5: When I examined the bodies there, I mentioned finding an
Speaker 5: amazing detail. It was the fact that Christine had killed
Speaker 5: her husband with surgical precision. It's very difficult to plunge
Speaker 5: a knife into someone's heart directly without the blades being
Speaker 5: deflected by the ribs or the chest wall.
Speaker 7: But hers was masterly strokes. It required some knowledge of
Speaker 7: anatomy to place the knife so neatly into the center
Speaker 7: of a heart. It confirmed my previous suspicion Christine had
Speaker 7: been coached by someone rather learned in such matters, by you,
Speaker 7: doctor Campbell.
Speaker 4: By you. May I ask mister Holmes why you allowed
Speaker 4: the investigation to proceed.
Speaker 5: Because although the evidence was heavily weighted against you, I
Speaker 5: do not make accusations unless I'm upon extremely firm ground.
Speaker 5: So I waited to visit Missus Brickley, and she provided
Speaker 5: me with a final bit of information that I needed, didji, Yes,
Speaker 5: you told me Missus Brickley had no idea that you'd
Speaker 5: come to see me about her case. You were appalled
Speaker 5: at my question, But sir, just a few minutes ago,
Speaker 5: missus Brickley inadvertently mentioned that the night she killed her husband,
Speaker 5: she sat in the dining room thinking of the fact
Speaker 5: that you were on your way with me again undeniable
Speaker 5: proof that this homicide was carefully prearranged. She knew exactly
Speaker 5: what you were doing.
Speaker 7: A superb series of deductions.
Speaker 4: Mister Holmes, thank you.
Speaker 7: Now we shall have an unavoidable disaster, your heart attack.
Speaker 7: Roll up your sleeve, mister Holmes, you're forcing me to
Speaker 7: remind you that that this range if I pull the
Speaker 7: trigger of this gunnet or blow your head off, I
Speaker 7: have a needle ready. I shall roll off your sleeves.
Speaker 7: To Holmes, I assure you you're death from the drug
Speaker 7: in this hypodermic will neither be long nor painful.
Speaker 4: I'm quite familiar with your text. Doctor.
Speaker 7: Then you must know you will experience a sudden shooting, pain,
Speaker 7: very short lived, and then oblivion.
Speaker 4: Rabert pleasant way did I should.
Speaker 7: Say, roll up your sleeve.
Speaker 4: That's it. I'll raise your arms.
Speaker 7: Raise your arm.
Speaker 15: I'll just take this needle this way, find the vein.
Speaker 15: Clench your fist, mister Holmes. Yeah, yeah, now the needle soul.
Speaker 2: Cut from yards with me.
Speaker 5: Doctor, I'll take that gun. Dup the camel. I began
Speaker 5: to believe you never step inside Watson Campbell, give your
Speaker 5: gun to inspect on the strand come on, come on, ah,
Speaker 5: I can, I'll take that gun.
Speaker 4: There we are.
Speaker 5: I took the precaution, doctor Campbell. The posting Watson and
Speaker 5: restrant just outside your door. Did you overhear every word restaurant?
Speaker 7: Every word home?
Speaker 5: I'll have plenty to telement the courtroom.
Speaker 11: Please should be very grateful to you, are very.
Speaker 9: Grateful as always the stand as always.
Speaker 5: Uh the persian slipper watched in my tight beet tobacco.
Speaker 2: Here you are host and then quite like the arms
Speaker 2: CHERI at Baker's to day. You know I was seen
Speaker 2: in the newspapers that Dr Campbell missus Blakeley will go
Speaker 2: on trial next week.
Speaker 11: Both were premeditated.
Speaker 5: Mud excellent, full blown trial with a loop in the offings.
Speaker 5: None of your gentle medical inquiries into the dark, respectives
Speaker 5: of Christine Blickley's mind.
Speaker 2: Amazing, amazing the facility with which you take a seemingly
Speaker 2: clear cut case of insanity and proved that it was
Speaker 2: a scientifically outlined murder by Georgie. I know there may
Speaker 2: have been countless of the cases had passed unnoticed, and
Speaker 2: that the killers now Scott free conceivable. Don't you think
Speaker 2: holds er a murder that defies cold logic? It is
Speaker 2: beyond understanding.
Speaker 5: I beg to different idea want some any murder that
Speaker 5: the plies explanation just requires time for me to smoke
Speaker 5: and think. The media case that's supposedly beyond human understanding
Speaker 5: is simply a three pipe case match.
Speaker 4: Please want to.
Speaker 1: Well, doctor Watson. The well advertised murder deserved the attention
Speaker 1: it received. It was fascinating.
Speaker 2: I'm delighted that you enjoyed it, mister Harris, and I
Speaker 2: do believe you'll enjoy the adventure I've planned for next
Speaker 2: week equally as well. It's an adventure I've called the
Speaker 2: Island of the Dead, and it concerns the ancestor of
Speaker 2: one of history's most ruthless pirates, an uncharted, uninhabited island
Speaker 2: and a ship with a dead pilot at the wheel.