Till Death Do Us Part

Norman Grayson, an art dealer, sells German manuscripts to Richard Morris for $50,000. After Morris unexpectedly dies, Norman suspects Morris's wife, Janet, of foul play. Janet then offers to sell the forgeries back to Norman for the same amount. When Norman visits Janet to retrieve the manuscripts, she falls asleep after ingesting a poison-laced drink. Norman takes the manuscripts and leaves, only to be confronted by a police lieutenant who accuses him of poisoning both Richard and Janet. The lieutenant reveals that Janet has also died from poison, implicating Norman in the crimes.