be happy." "So..." "Bernard is here in the control room." "And then he's here in the plane." "But we've found no traces of blood or a struggle in the control room." "Only blood in the plane." "So how does he get from A to B?" "He walks, I guess." "But why?" "He sees something?" "Someone?" "OK, so he goes over to the plane." "And going by the blood splatter he was clobbered as he was climbing in." "Yeah, but why was he getting into his plane at that time at night?" "And why did he take his keys with him?" "Jessie says that some of the flyers leave their keys in their planes." "But Bernard would never do that, he's too "by the book"." "So...his keys would haveJessie's far too common for a Darnley." "Really, Gavin's much more her speed." "Why doesn't she see that?" "She's damaged." "Had a hard time with her dad being a head case and her mum dying." "Her mum?" "Joan Rayner, used to clean for the Darnleys." "But then Perry gets the push from his airline..." "He said he retired." "He was fired." "So Perry gets fired." "Then as things go south at Darnley Hall, Joan Rayner, Eddie's wife, has an aneurism." "Dead before she hits the floor." "Eddie blames the Darnleys for stressing her out." "Medically unlikely." "Very." "I think in the Darnleys he found a target for his own failings and got obsessed about it." "We got into Bernard's computer." "Lots of detail on the residents' group." "The