-lord fraser is having a little problem with our holding lord rutherford. -that's putting it mildly. you're detaining an innocent man. look, i have nothingnggainst american police procedures, but it seems to me that you don't have onenehred of real evidence. -look, lord fraser, we do have good reason -you don't really think that tony rutherford is this lullaby killer? -look, all we're doing is questioning the m m. you have to admit, his behavior has been a bit suspicious. -this is preposterous. i've known this young man and his family for years. he's already had a great personal tragedy in the family. don't put him through this. -what about the personal tragedies of the families of those girls? -he has nothing to do with that. look, he's been extremely cooperative.

this is lord fraser, the british consul here in los angeles. -sergeant. sergeant. -hello. one of lord fraser's assistants this morning showed him the report on the cherry stevens murder. he seems to think that there's a good possibility the killer may be from england. -is that right? st five years, 25 young prostitutes have been murdered in the united kingdom. their necks were broken ininxactly the same way as described in the report i received. that's why i came in. -now, lord fraser, in all these homicides there was a music box found playing "brahms' lullaby?" the popular british press refers to thth monster as the lullaby killer. -representative from scotland yard will be here in the morning. we really appreciate scotland yard sending somemee over so quickly.

-lord fraser is having a little problem with our holding lord rutherford. -that's putting it mildly. you're detaining an innocent man. look, i have nothingnggainst american police procedures, but it seems to me that you don't have onenehred of real evidence. -look, lord fraser, we do have good reason -you don't really think that tony rutherford is this lullaby killer? -look, all we're doing is questioning the m m. you have to admit, his behavior has been a bit suspicious. -this is preposterous. i've known this young man and his family for years. he's already had a great personal tragedy in the family. don't put him through this. -what about the personal tragedies of the families of those girls? -he has nothing to do with that. look, he's been extremely cooperative. but enough is enough. now, sergeant hunter, do you have any real evidence that even remotely links him with these murders? -no, i don't. -then captain devane, i must insist that you release him now. -your captain devane just mad an enormous mistake. mstances, i think he did the right thing. -this