The next title card introduces the old Brewster family mansion in the Brooklyn neighborhood: "And now, back to one of Brooklyn""s most charming residential districts - -.They""re taking the colored man away.Atticus, dressed in a three-piece white linen suit, is appalled that his children are there and sends them back home immediately.Hustling barfly Lucy explains hat Duncan""s widow is a liar and that Tom was not suffering from depression over health problems, as the newspapers and Bertha had both reported: "This story""s all wrong, Mr...I still think she was the most beautiful woman I ever saw and I""ve never forgotten her.And now (""now you""ve seen someone you hink looks like her"") living in the same house."Interested in and sympathetic to the young niece""s predicament, the detective feels that something "peculiar" is going on there, especially when he learns that the victim""s jewels (crown jewels from the Tzar, another country""s royal head given as a present to the opera singer) were missing and unaccounted for.