CROSBY. Nothing. I waited for you.
DONOHUE. How long after you found that Mr. Wales was killed did you turn on the lights?
CROSBY. Why, I told you; we turned on the light before we found what had happened.
DONOHUE. Would it have been possible for the murderer to have hidden it about the room?
CROSBY. I doubt it very much.
DONOHUE. Why?
CROSBY. I don't think there would have been time. I don't see how anyone could have done it at all. It's all a mystery to me. I told you the circle was intact. You remember?
(There is a pause.)
DONOHUE. Yes, I remember. Then if the knife was hidden, it's probably on the person of the man or woman who used it.
CROSBY. I think so, undoubtedly.