mrs. hudson, you've told us the stole is yours and at the moment we have no legal evidence to the contrary. [doorbell ringing] - mrs. paula hudson? - yes? - my name is jonas. i am the adjuster for the indemnity insurance company i've come about a fur piece that one of our clients has reported as missing. a crystal mink stole. - your client was less polite. she accused me of stealing it. - oh, de between ourselves, mrs. wilson is a very tactless person, but she doesn't mean all she says. - maybe you're right, but don't think i'm going to anything to help mrs. wilson. - i'm not asking you to. i am asking you to do something that would benefit my company and incidentally yourself. - what is it? - well, it's like this. mrs. wilson's stole is insured with us for $2000, and that's what we'll have to pay unless it's returned to her. as i understand it you only paid $400 for that stole. now rather than take a total loss, we're willing to offer you $600 for it. i'll give you the cash, you give me the fur, and everybody will be satisfied. - it isn't a question of money. this is my stole, i paid $400 for it and i intend to keep it.