Alfred Hitchcock Presents1955

[afterword]

Alfred Hitchcock:
Well, this is embarrassing how time is running out and here we are with an unfinished story on our hands. I'm afraid you'll just have to wait until our next show to find out more about just who killed the count. Personally, I shall welcome a week in which to think up some answers. After all, Froy and Lord Sorrington can't both be telling the truth. There's nothing I detest more than a murderer who tells fibs. Next time, we shall continue the strange case of Count Victor Mattoni. Thus far, our desperate detectives have two very good suspects. But their confessions seem to ask more questions than they answer. If all this has managed to pique your curiosity, please join us for the next installment. Oh, I know what you're thinking. No, I did not kill the count. Good night.