"I am afraid that I have not expressed myself well.

My client cares nothing for Morris Barnes, dead or alive.

His interest begins and ends with the recovery of that paper." "But isn't it almost certain," Wrayson persisted, "that the thief and the murderer are the same person?
Your client ought to have come forward at the inquest.

The thing which has chiefly troubled the police in dealing with this matter is the apparent lack of motive." "My client is not actuated in any way by philanthropic motives," Mr.
Bentham said coldly.

"To tell you the truth, he does not care whether the murderer of Morris Barnes is brought to justice or not.