Calling Dr. Death Page #3
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wife, strange man,
the lodge...
If you want me for any further
questioning, you'll find me at my office.
Stella, who?
Who could have committed
such a terrible crime?
Her face!
If the motive was robbery,
why the acid?
No, only a person with a distorted
mind could have done such a thing.
The inspector said
something about jealousy.
Stella, I know
he thinks I did it.
But that's impossible.
I found this
near the body.
Why didn't you
give it to the police?
Oh, I don't know. I guess
I forgot in the excitement.
Wait a minute.
So that's where I'd been
Saturday and Sunday.
The debacle in the cabin.
I killed Maria.
Mark. Mark.
It's so clear now.
The shoelaces.
My lapse of memory.
Maria drove me to it.
My subconscious had rebelled.
Stella, I killed Maria.
Call the police.
You can't, Mark. You can't.
You can't condemn yourself
without a trial.
You've got to remember.
Think, Mark, think.
Where did you go when
you left the house Saturday?
I can't remember.
I can't remember.
Those two days
are a total blank.
I'll get it.
Hello? Yes.
You've...
Oh, but that's impossible.
What happened, Mark?
They found the man
who murdered Maria.
Yes, Inspector,
I'll be right down.
Goodbye.
I'm so happy.
It doesn't seem true.
They've captured the man.
To think that
I had almost condemned myself.
It's such a relief.
But the button,
how did it get there?
So that's the accused man.
Robert Duval, the architect.
Looks like the man I saw Maria
kiss that night in the car.
His features
are strong and clean.
He doesn't look at all
like a criminal.
It's hard to believe.
Dr. Steele,
you've got to believe me,
I didn't kill Maria.
I loved her.
Maria and I were very much in
love with each other, I thought.
There's nothing in the world
I wouldn't do for her.
Then, suddenly she began
to lie, to lead me on.
She said that she was going
to leave you.
I believed her.
And then, out at the cabin,
it turned out to be
another one of her lies.
She admitted
that she loved me,
but she refused to give up her
security, her position in society.
She was drunk.
We quarreled, and I left.
And that was the last
I saw of her.
After that, I drove all night.
I had no proof.
They won't give me a chance,
Dr. Steele.
You've got to help me.
I believe you.
Duval, as an individual,
I'm not interested in you.
But as a human being,
I feel it my duty to help you.
All right, Duval.
I agree with you, Doctor.
I don't think Duval is guilty,
either.
You know what I think?
What?
How could you do it?
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