Detective Lieutenant Agnes: The night that Jane was killed, you were at home that night?
Dr. Parsons: Yes.
Detective Lieutenant Agnes: You sure of it?
Dr. Parsons: Yes.
Detective Lieutenant Agnes: You don’t stay—
Dr. Parsons: I wish—I wish that I hadn’t—I wish that someone were with me that night, but—
Detective Lieutenant Agnes: You wish there was somebody with you that night?
Dr. Parsons: Well, sure. Why not?
Detective Lieutenant Agnes: Who for instance?
Dr. Parsons: Anyone.
Detective Lieutenant Agnes: An alibi?
Dr. Parsons: Sure. It appears to me that much of what happened must sound suspicious, but I certainly want to tell you the truth and that’s it.
Detective Lieutenant Davenport: Do you know the truth, Doctor? That’s what I want to know. Do you actually know the truth?