Dolly Preston Calls For Help

I'm stuck in the house. It's like this is the house. I hope we're in time, Mary.

Dad, listen. Police car. Yeah, well, we must have called the police, too. Well, we can't wait for the must-go. OK. All right, will you come on. Well, why wouldn't that one have played in that?

I don't know, call, because you're going to be scared. I guess somebody moving around inside. Huh? I might be a second. Sorry, it's Saturday, now, police car. Oh, I might have known you'd be here like he'd...

Oh, yeah. Oh, look like, if this is one of your gag-gag. No, it's no gag, Inspector. But I got a call from the lady who said she was going to be killed. I was there when the call came through.

I got the call, too. What are we standing out here for? I rang the bell. I'm waiting for someone to answer it, unless you have a better idea. I always have a better idea than any of you think.

If you do, you sure can keep a secret. It's likely he's coming up in the door. What's the big idea of all this racket? I'll take it easy, old time. We'll see the lady of the house.

Lady, you got the wrong address. You got the wrong idea. I'm tired, I have harmless time. Homicide. A lady called us, gave us this address. Told her she was going to be killed. A little of a sudden...

A lady called. This is going to be cute. What's so funny? Well, you can come in and look around for yourselves. That's just what we intended. But does nobody inside this house accept me for the past three years?