Problem
Marlowe finally tries to explain everything that's been going on to DA Wilde and Police Captain Cronjager.
i. Why does Marlowe believe that Joe Brody didn't kill Geiger, even though J.B. had strong financial motives to kill him?
ii. Marlowe speaks with the DA and the Police Captain for quite some time, giving them lots of details about his "case". He leaves only two details out. What are they?
iii. Near the end of the conversation Marlowe claims that he's "still on the case". In reality, the case was over back on page 33 when Geiger was murdered. The case is only in Marlowe's head, but what case do you guess he's referring to?