back into the room by myself, and started to question me, very excited."
"What sort of questions?"
"I can't remember exactly...Like the questions you were asking me. What she was doing all day? What made her go out, and so on."
"Did you tell him about the letter which came?"
"Yes, Madame, because he asked if any message had come."
"What did he say when you told him about the letter?"
"He didn't say anything, then. Later, when we were waiting to be questioned by the police, he sort
"What can you expect to do now, after two months?" said the Inspector.
"Oh, there are plenty of leads. Firstly: if Mr. Whittall was dining in New York that night, it is strange that he should have arrived home in Riverdale as early as eleven."
"Right!"
"Secondly: if it was such a hot night,