The Bat1959

Lizzie Allen:
[the wind is banging a shutter against the house] That ain't nothing, just something bumping against the house. [wind blows a door open and closed] That's just the wind banging the door, pay no attention to it. Listen to this, [reads paper] 'One of his victims who lived for a moment after she was found described the Bat as a man without a face'. Honestly, Miss Gordy, I think that woman was exaggerating. [a tapestry blows against an open window] That's just the taphestry at the top of the stairs.

Cornelia van Gorder:
I know, I know, I've heard it before on a windy night. [taphestry clinks a shaking suit of armor] That sounds as if someone were on the stairs, I know there isn't, at least there shouldn't be.

Lizzie Allen:
Them's just the noises you hear in any old house on a windy night. [reads the paper] It says here that the Bat never leaves no fingerprints.

Cornelia van Gorder:
That's understandable, having no face he probably has no fingers either.