No one could know except the Juge d'Instruction and Ivor Dundas himself.

"Only two men were present at that scene, and they will never tell what went on," I said aloud.
"Three men were present," Godensky answered.

"Besides the two of whom you think, there was another: a lawyer who speaks English.

It is permitted nowadays that a foreigner, if he demands it, can be accompanied by his legal adviser when he goes before the Juge d'Instruction.

Otherwise, his lack of knowledge of the language might handicap him, and cause misunderstandings which would prejudice his case." He paused a moment, but I did not reply.