Film debut of Charles McGraw. NOTE: Though he specialized in playing tough guys--usually cops or criminals--here in his film debut he plays a British horse groom.
Insp. Craig:
I've seen that look on your face before, I think you've got your man.
Robert 'Bob' Curtis:
I'm not sure if it is a man.
Christy:
A woman?
Robert 'Bob' Curtis:
No...
Christy:
Animal, vegetable or mineral?
Robert 'Bob' Curtis:
It could be a wolf...
There are a number of mistakes in how the coroner's inquest is carried out under English Law. The most obvious are that the coroner at one point prejudicially calls the death a crime, allows another person to question a witness, and deals with the witnesses in the wrong order.
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