Positive.

Janice Caldwell's jewels.

You see, I persuaded Mr. Jessup to telephone Mr. Caldwell, knowing that Caldwell would contact you.

I just saw a man running from the Caldwell house.

If you can spare a moment, it's about Mrs. Caldwell.

Mrs. Caldwell. She was your neighbor.

The way your wife died, Mr. Caldwell.

That Caldwell never actually talked to his wife?

I'm here to talk about a Janice Caldwell.

I said a lot of things, Mr. Caldwell.

Mr. Caldwell will give you his statement.

The Caldwell house? It's on the next block, is it?

You see, Mr. Caldwell left the house around 9 00.

When you asked for me to report to the Caldwell house.

Mr. Caldwell, he knew about the nightgown under the pillow.

You took them from the Caldwell house, you hid 'em, and today you planted 'em here to incriminate Mr. Jessup.

I specifically asked you this afternoon if you thought Caldwell had killed his wife.

And I believe you either killed Janice Caldwell or you're covering up for it.

I didn't get a very good look at that man the night he ran from the Caldwell house.

I think once your friend, Mr. Caldwell, understands the situation, he'll fill in some missing pieces.

Unless you're trying to tell me that Caldwell killed his wife and then faked the whole thing?

Mrs. Caldwell, she had a habit whereby she would put her nightgown under the pillow every morning.

At first, I thought Mr. Caldwell was responsible, but that didn't work out because of the nightgown business.