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00:00usual. they can never make up their mind whether to commit suicide or give a party. so nothing out

00:11of the way about him? no no worse than any of them. he had some odd arrangement with his agent I

00:18believe. Peter Makenson. but you'd have to ask him about that. an agent? so he was successful then?

00:24don't be misled by all this. Henry wasn't a poor man. just mean. did he have a family?

00:31no there was a nephew that he mentioned from time to time. a musical man. there was a brother too.

00:37somewhere or other. Antony. yes Antony. but there'd been a falling out between them. he

00:45certainly never spoke of the man like a brother. yeah. remarkable likeness. they could have been

00:52twins. yes two pins in a pot. this small idea of yours what is it? oh simply a notion. I saw

01:08monsieur Gascoigne on the evening of his death. I was told that his behavior had recently been

01:13how do you say uncharacteristic. but more than that the mantle of life should fit like a well

01:23tailored suit of clothes. strong. you see mademoiselle I cannot accept see mademoiselle

01:32I cannot accept that the fall of monsieur Gascoigne was accidental.

01:43hardly the kind of woman to push an old man to his death Poirot. ah the old man

01:48her mon ami. always the old man her. I just find it pretty hard to believe that's all.

01:53well she did not seem to be unduly upset by monsieur Gascoigne's untimely demise.

01:58oh why should she? what about that brother Antony? yes we need to find a brother but

02:06also the artist's agent Peter MacKinson. thank you driver.

02:22criminal investigation lies eyes our new forensic division the most advanced in the world.

02:29cast onto the scrapheap of life like so much. the scrapheap of life like so much. scrap.

02:40not even all those little gray cells of yours. Gascoigne H. little gray cells of yours.

02:47Gascoigne H. will all be extinct Poirot. dinosaurs.

02:52Henry Gascoigne 68 years of age artist by profession. what's your interest in this Poirot?

03:00oh he was an acquaintance of a friend of mine and I merely wish to put his mind at rest.

03:05hmm died from broken neck caused by a fall down the stairs. apparently he was a recluse.

03:11bit of an eccentric. none of the neighbors can remember seeing any visitors that evening or

03:16following morning. that evening? the estimated time of death was at or around 9 30 p.m. on

03:23Saturday June the 16th. remarkable. your forensic division is very precise. well no there was a

03:31letter in the old boy's dressing gown pocket. it was posted that morning in West 1 and arrived by

03:36the 9 30 delivery that evening. he must have gone down to collective and fallen on his way back

03:41upstairs. I see. Gascoigne's close. perhaps you remember who might have sent it. no I don't.

03:50perhaps you remember who might have sent it. no I don't. it was harmless enough. of course.

03:56who was the pathologist did you say? I didn't. you take it from me Poirot. this case is closed.

04:07yes well let us hope chief inspector that the forensic sciences of which you are so proud

04:15will not replace every aspect of the detective's work. let us hope that camaraderie will still

04:22play a significant role. he's in his cutter. I'd better telephone him to make sure he knows what

04:30to expect. the species extinct. of ammonium. of ammonium. he might say still got his own teeth.

04:47his own teeth. Gascoigne. and the cause of death was a broken leg? yes. second and third vertebrae

05:00here and here. you will also notice extensive bruising to the ribcage and to the arms and

05:07legs consistent with a steep tumbling fall. down the stairs yes. is it possible that monsieur

05:15Gascoigne might have suffered a seizure of the heart or perhaps that of the brain? no he simply

05:21slipped and fell. I see. I believe you were able to determine the time of death with some accuracy.

05:28hmm. yes Gascoigne had been seen in... yes Gascoigne had been seen in a restaurant. Gascoigne had been

05:43seen in a restaurant at about 730 that evening. yes I was there myself. and this letter arrived

05:51with the 930 evening post? yes an examination of the contents of Gascoigne's stomach revealed that

05:57he had eaten a light supper two to three hours before his death. so it all fits together nicely

06:05no? Bahro. Bahro. of course. of course.

06:21are you sitting down Hastings? yes yes I am. very good. fine fine.

06:34haste rabbit haste rabbit cooked in the style cooked in the style of Liège. I bet it's better

06:52than rabbit cooked in the style of Hastings. yes that is quite funny Hastings. however when you

07:00are grown up you will find that food is not really the subject suitable for the human.

07:06smells delicious. the aroma is the most important ingredient in any dish. to use a knife is an

07:21insult to the cook. it implies the meaty stuff. to use a knife is an insult to the cook. it implies

07:26the meaty stuff. gaspidi is still causing me that considerable discomfort. considerable discomfort.

07:42please do not be stinting with your praise. do not be stinting with your praise. it's wonderful.

07:48than any rabbit I've ever tasted. that is the juniper berries. that is the juniper berries.

08:19you are invited to a preview of contemporary European paintings recently acquired by the

08:25Farringdon Gallery. this may be both informative and pleasurable Hastings. and it's tomorrow.

08:33which is which? a work inspired by the a work inspired by the dream.

09:03yes a man with a most individual imagination. I can help you gentlemen. my name is my name is

09:11Makinson. Peter Makinson? the gentle of Henry Cascoyne? yes. what a tragic loss. I understand.

09:21usual. have you ever heard of an artist who wouldn't sell his paintings? have you ever

09:27heard of an artist who wouldn't sell his paintings? wouldn't sell? you mean not at all? well that must

09:33have made your work impossible. oh I could sell the smaller pieces. sketches of watercolors. but

09:39the oils were never to fall into the hands of the philistines. he's late for all collectors

09:44and dealers. so no one actually owns a Cascoyne painting? we make gifts of some. gestures of

09:51friendship. I have a small collection and Darcy Lane his model has several works. but he was a man of

10:01few friends. and now of course after his death his paintings can be sold. I imagine that would be so.

10:08and you monsieur you are free to sell your own collection yes? look what is all this about? you're

10:16not a collector are you? no monsieur. I am a private detective and I am investigating the

10:26circumstances surrounding the death of Henry Cascoyne. perhaps we'd better talk about this

10:38in my office. gentlemen. thank you. Cascoyne is it not? but not his usual model. no that was

11:02painted years before he met Darcy Lane. she's Charlotte Cascoyne. a rare beauty. his wife? no

11:11Charlotte was married to Anthony Cascoyne his brother. yes Henry arrived here one day with

11:22this painting and asked me to take it into safe... Henry arrived here one day with this painting and

11:27asked me to take it into safekeeping. for what reason? I don't think brother Anthony was keen on

11:33the idea of his wife's naked body being displayed in public. you know the way I see it everyone

11:45stands to benefit from the old boy's death. indeed mon ami. his work was in demand but

11:51unobtainable. his death will create much attention. probably push the prices through

11:57the roof. yes whoever is fortunate enough to own an original Cascoyne can expect to feather the

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