you turned off the burglar alarm, you set the time clock, came back at twelve and emptied the boxes, didn't you?
you used to carry a gun, didn't you?
then you did it and you did it alone
i'm afraid i must, mr. dickson.
it's an inside job. that's a cinch. whoever did it had a pretty good picture of the layout. now brown, here, is in charge of the vaults, isn't he?
then who changed it?
the clock opposite the vault was stopped by a bullet at 12:09.
if he can do it, yes.
that's what he says. i got a man from headquarters checking up on it now.
maybe. but i'm taking no chances.
what time did you get in?
eleven o'clock, eh? are you sure it was that?
all right, kelley.
what time was it?
what time was it, mrs. halligan?
what time was it?
what time did matt brown get in?
was it twelve o'clock?
yes, i know. cause the dooley sisters weren't in yet.
of course it's true - and he knows it.
then where were you?
you'd better tell mr. dickson we're taking matt brown downtown.
okay. come on son. let's go.
what did you find out, mike?
never mind all that. what did you find out?
dude finlay?
yes, why?
are you sure?
kelly! you stay here with brown.
oh, kelly - call me up in cluett's office in about five minutes.
i don't care what you say. sing "mother machree" if you want to, but call me up.
where were you at twelve o'clock last night?
that is simple, isn't it? i assume you can prove that if necessary.
thanks.
all right. find him.
what was that noise?
a locker, eh? well, search every one of them. he must be in one of 'em.
don't be a fool, cluett. this is only going to make it worse for you.
you were right, mr. dickson! brown didn't have anything to do with it. here's your man.
he's just confessed. he's been mixed up with the toughest gangsters in town.
what were you doing at finlay's this morning?
don't worry, mr. dickson. we'll find out whether he's telling the truth. i'll have a man from headquarters check up on it right away.
all right. let's go.