Now, Jacoby.

Yeah, it's Captain Jacoby, master of the La Paloma.

We caught up with Miss O'Shaughnessy and Jacoby at her apartment.

Captain Jacoby's death was entirely Miss O'Shaughnessy's fault.

She had given the bird to Jacoby to bring here for her.

Jacoby and Thursby were killed by a kid named Wilmer Cook.

You had Thursby hooked, and you knew it, and you wanted to get rid of him before Jacoby came with the loot, so you wouldn't have to split it with him. Isn't that so? What was your scheme?

Wilmer shot Jacoby as he was coming down the fire escape, shot him more than once, but Jacoby was too tough to fall or drop the Falcon.

Why did he shoot Thursby and why, where and how did he shoot Captain Jacoby?

En route, she, Captain Jacoby and the Falcon slipped completely through our fingers.

He saw the notice of its arrival in the papers and remembered he had heard in Hong Kong that Jacoby and Miss O'Shaughnessy were seen together.

We persuaded, that is the word, sir, we persuaded Miss O'Shaughnessy to tell us where she had told Captain Jacoby to take the Falcon.

And we further persuaded her to phone your office in an attempt to draw you away before Jacoby got there, but, unfortunately for us, it had taken us too long to persuade Miss O'Shaughnessy.