You understand that it's a physical impossibility for a man to reconstruct the scene of a crime, unless he knows all of the facts.
I understand that all right, Bradbury said, but the point I'm getting at is that the facts as we know them, don't seem to check up with certain things that must have happened.
That, Mason said, is something for us to figure on when we come into court and start analyzing the case of the prosecution.
I would prefer, Bradbury said, to figure on them right now.
Then, Perry Mason said, you think that Bob Doray is the one who is guilty of the murder?
To be frank with you, I do. The next day he noticed the concierge?