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with you, Melissa.
I'll see you later.
Your aunt was wrong to talk
to you about your father.
It was a natural curiosity,
most comprehensible at your age,
to see the room where he died.
It was a tragic sight, covered
with dust and cobwebs.
It must have caused a shock
to your nervous system.
But Uncle Conrad, I never
expected to see my father.
Such hallucinations occur
frequently in these cases.
But you shouldn't
let it bother you.
Tonight is Christmas Eve.
In the words of the old carol,
"sleep in heavenly peace. "
.Happy night.
. Christmas,
Merry Christmas.
.Happy Night.
.Christmas, Merry Christmas.
. Christmas,
Merry Christmas.
Silence!
Are you going out?
Where to now?
I've got a headache,
I won't be long.
Go to bed,
it's late.
Enough Christmas festivities
for tonight.
And besides,
you're still weak, my dear.
Who are you?
Can't you talk?
Here's to a trip to the stars
that didn't get off the ground.
To all the ingrates!
Please, which way
is the Holfen Hotel?
Over there,
across the road, miss.
- Same to you, kid.
Yeah, the Holfen
Idiot.
Idiot, yeah.
- Merry Christmas!
- Hey!
Melissa!
Were you coming
to see me?
Yes.
Oh, Juan Manuel.
Man, I am never going
to understand you.
Makes no difference.
What makes you say that?
What did my uncle tell you when
you came to call on me today?
He told me that you didn't want
to see me or take my calls.
- And so you left?
- Yeah.
wanted to see you again?
Don't you want
to leave the castle?
No, I can't.
This thing is much more
important than my own safety.
It's my father,
you understand?
I've got
to solve this mystery.
I don't know if that man who
lives there, hidden someplace,
if that's really him...
I don't know how it happened...
There's definitely
a mystery there...
If my father is dead, I want
to know exactly how he died.
But I can't
let you do this all alone.
Listen closely,
you're going to take me back
to the castle now.
can keep an eye on my window.
We only have one day
to figure this out.
It's my last chance to find out
Tomorrow night,
the lawyer will be there,
bringing some papers
for us to sign.
I won't have an excuse to remain
at the castle, once that's done.
Well, how will I know
if you need me or not tonight?
Now, this is my plan.
If I'm all right, I will leave
the light on my room on.
If I'm not, I'll signal to you,
switching it on and off twice.
to leave with me now.
Do you really?
How can I leave when I'm so
close to solving this mystery?
No.
You're right.
Bless you.
Not one jeweler in the area
has ever seen such a necklace.
the workmanship is very poor.
It's clear we're dealing
with some amateur.
How are
these pitiful trinkets
connected with two crimes
of such brutality?
By the way, do you have
any word from Romberg?
He and his men are still
searching all the gyms in town,
questioning the promoters, the
boxer, their managers, the lot.
But I doubt they'll get a lead,
Inspector.
Good evening, gentlemen,
We just brought in that ex-boxer
you wanted, sir.
He was just visiting
a hooker.
Ah, show him in, Emilio,
and thank you.
Let's type up this one.
This way.
Well, what a pleasure
to see you again.
Tell me, where have you
been hiding?
I haven't
been "hiding" exactly.
I've been staying
with a lady I know, Inspector.
Mm-hmm, consoling yourself over
the death of your other friend.
Yes, yes,
something like that.
My congratulations.
You're not engaged again,
are you? What a collector!
Well, women like me,
that's all.
I know, I know.
And you don't mind at all
if they support you
when you're between "odd jobs,"
do you?
Another one
of your "businesses"?
Mr. Karl Steiner...
also known as the Peacock,
the Steel Fist and the Bird Dog.
Mr. Steel Fist or Mr. Bird Dog,
your unofficial occupation could
cost you eight to ten...
Now look here, I never
did anything like that.
I would be most delighted
to hear what your excuses are.
I'm quite sure
they're most admirable,
But I'm afraid
I don't have time for that now,
How long did your late
girlfriend, the one called...
Rose?
Ah, you have
a good memory, I see.
Well now, my friend,
how long had she had
this necklace when she died?
- Two days.
- You're sure, are you?
Oh yeah, certain.
This guy came to the club and
gave it to her, and I must say,
it seemed like he had stolen it
for her.
He gave it to her like it was
nothing, and gave her cash, too.
Oh then, he came
to see her often.
Five or six times.
And he asked nothing in return
for these presents?
No, never.
It's comforting to know
souls in this world.
I agree with you, but older men
do funny things.
You know this guy?
I've seen him
from time to time.
But I don't know his name
or anything.
Can you describe him?
He's uncommon, that's for sure:
kinda big, a little past 50,
a beard, nice clothes,
if that's any help.
The sort you take one look at
and tell a girl,
"That's a cash customer,
go get him. "
But of course, I'd never say
such things.
Let's not digress, Steiner.
If you saw this man again,
would you recognize him?
Sure, he makes
an impression.
Comes off like he invented
penicillin or something.
A scientist?
A scientist, yeah,
Oh, so it's you.
What are you doing here?
Aunt, we must
have a talk.
Ever since I came here,
happened in this house.
The life you share with your
husband is a living hell,
and yet
you're still young.
Why do you stay in your room
and drink by yourself?
I want to know why you live
like a recluse.
I'm begging you,
don't ask me so many questions.
so I won't remember.
That's why I'm a lush...
I drink to forget.
Does it work?
No.
erase the memories
I have of your father.
I know that's the problem,
and for a long time now...
I had already married
your Uncle Conrad.
One day, his brother showed up
at the house... your dad.
He was so different.
In two weeks, he had completely
transformed the house,
and had
transformed me as well.
I fell madly in love
with him.
I was pretty,
back in those days.
I knew he never
really loved me,
but we shared some happy times,
full of tenderness.
They were the only moments
of joy I've ever known.
My husband
was suspicious.
He watched and waited,
baiting his trap.
One day we were alone
and he caught us...
He murdered your father.
He did it
right in front of me...
...with a scalpel.
I was so afraid, and my husband
threatened to kill me too.
He adored his brother, but
jealousy destroyed his heart.
So, after the murder, he put
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