Maigret's Dead Man Page #4
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four witnesses at the track.
He saw the dead man laying bets on
the 2:
20 the day before yesterday.Very good. I have a sighting of a
cream-and-blue Citroen
broken down here at
Now it was pointing in the direction
of the Pont d'Austerlitz.
The telegraph boy who saw it
was a bit of an enthusiast.
He reckons it was a Citroen Light
15 Traction Avant,
Parisian registration.
The chief says it's the best lead
we've got so far.
Also, the chief wants to know who he
was trying to call from the post...
..office...
..as there was, er,
no record of him
calling at that time.
What are you doing?
And where is Maigret? He's gone home
with a heavy cold, sir. Hmm.
Right, I'll be at my desk
for the rest of the day.
Hello, Maigrets.
"Judge Comeliau for Maigret."
Yes, of course.
Comeliau. Be nice.
Hello.
Your men tell me
you're suffering from a heavy cold.
It's not heavy exactly, but I think
I should stay at home today.
I need you here. Colombani needs to
trace the man who bought
the train ticket to Goderville
and to find out whether similar
tickets were bought before
the other farms were attacked.
He has all my men are at his
disposal. I asked you not to work on
that unidentified body. I'm not,
but I'm thinking about it...as
I cope with my cold.
Be here tomorrow.
And what are you thinking about
your dead man?
I'm thinking about why he drank a
low-alcohol drink like Suze citron.
And why did he? People who drink it
tend not to go into a bar to drink,
but go in a professional capacity,
like a salesman,
who spends his day
being stood rounds.
So you think he was a commercial
traveller of some kind?
No, because of his shirt.
What was wrong with his shirt?
It was white.
It wasn't striped or coloured.
And the cuffs were not as worn
as the rest of the shirt.
What does that tell us?
Perhaps he was someone who spends
his days with his shirt sleeves
rolled up.
Like a barman or a cafe owner.
Maybe he had one of those little
bistros run by a married couple
that only serve one dish of the day.
Yes. Are you warm enough?
Another blanket? No, thank you. I'll
put some more coal on the stove.
And I think I know
when he changed his plan.
What plan? They pursued him
from the racecourse,
and that's when he tried to phone me.
he rang somebody else...
..from the post office.
And then he went home,
ate his supper,
and waited for the second plan
to unfold.
What was it?
I don't know.
If he went home and had supper...
Yes? ..then maybe he was expecting
someone who was going to help him,
but that person didn't make it
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