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At the inquest, Scottie testifies that he saw Madeleine fall to her death. Gavin Elster is awarded his wife's property, and leaves for [[Europe]].

At the inquest, Scottie testifies that he saw Madeleine fall to her death. Gavin Elster is awarded his wife's property, and leaves for [[Europe]].

Scottie mopes about for a month or two, until one day he spots a woman who looks exactly like Madeline.  Her name is Judy.  Judy explains her past as being a normal girl from Kansas.  After Scottie leaves, Judy writes a letter to him, explaining that she was hired to impersonate Madeline, and an effort to allow Gavin Elster to murder his wife.  Judy destroys the letter as she finishes writing it.

Scottie mopes about for a month or two, until one day he spots a woman who looks exactly like Madeline.  Her name is Judy.  Judy explains her past as being a normal girl from Kansas.  After Scottie leaves, Judy writes a letter to him, explaining that she was hired to impersonate Madeline as part of a plot to allow Gavin Elster to murder his wife.  Judy destroys the letter as she finishes writing it.

Scottie pursues Judy, and they cultivate a relationship.  Scottie makes recurring efforts to transform Judy into Madeline, by forcing her to wear the same clothes, to arrange her hair and makeup to resemble his deceased love.  Judy seems to be uncomfortable with this, but ultimately concedes to his requests.

Scottie pursues Judy, and they cultivate a relationship.  Scottie makes recurring efforts to transform Judy into Madeline, by forcing her to wear the same clothes, to arrange her hair and makeup to resemble his deceased love.  Judy seems to be uncomfortable with this, but ultimately concedes to his requests.