All language subtitles for T.O.M.S01E02.Something Goes, Something Comes [eng]

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It's a murder.
A patient killed another.

-The victim?
-Thomas Scarlatos.

-The rapist?
-Yes.

-The perpetrator?
-Giorgos Petalas.

This is the weapon
and the cause of death...

needs no explanation.

-The Director of the clinic?
-Is waiting for us in his office.

When the human mind cracks...

it stays cracked.

The voice!

Is it possible that somebody
killed Scarlatos...

and then programmed Petalas,
pretending to be the voice?

The only person who could do
something like that in here, is me.

I heard Mr Lazaridis saying that he
was ordered to release Scarlatos.

But he would never allow
such a monster to go free.

The only fingerprint on the bat
that was used to kill Scarlatos...

is from the pinkie
of a man's right hand.

I think that the finger
they sent me...

is a man's pinkie.

Where's my article
for the murder in the clinic?

I feel that there's more to this
story. I want to investigate more.

I went to the recreation room.
I was watching TV.

Fifteen minutes later,
I heard Mrs Toula screaming.

I run outside.

I called Pericles and
we went to the room together.

I saw Markos coming from the yard.

Then we went to the room where
Scarlatos and Petalas slept.

The fingerprint on the bat
that killed Scarlatos...

is from the finger
they sent to Dimitris.

CHAPTER 2

WHEN SOMETHING GOES,
SOMETHING ELSE COMES

After that, there's also
an apple and a banana.

I see.
A cut finger.

A strange case.
Why do you have to get involved?

I don't do it because
I have to, but...

It's the right thing to do.

Are your things still in boxes?

Yes, sir.

Dimitris...

this may sound like a platitude,
but life is short.

You shouldn't waste it
on those who are gone.

Think about those who are here
and want to be near you.

It's not easy.

Shall I help you with the boxes?

-No, thank you.
-Okay then. I'll let you rest.

Don't get up, man.
We're not strangers.

Dimitris...

you see life differently,
more clearly.

When life takes something,
it gives you something else.

-And vice versa.
-Yes, and vice versa.

You should focus on what
is given to you.

Another thing. When you're done
with this, we need to talk...

about something serious that's
happening in the university.

-What's going on?
-It's a bit complicated.

I want to clear something up
before discussing it with you.

What is it about?

We have time.
When you're done with this.

See you tomorrow at the university.
Goodnight.

Goodnight.

Good evening.

You don't know me. My name
is Tonia. I live next door.

Glad to meet you.

Dimitris Lainis.

Hi, Dimitris.
Sorry to bother you.

I have to get Marikaki
from your balcony.

-Who?
-My cat, Marikaki.

I had the same problem
with the previous tenant.

For some reason,
she likes your balcony.

May I come in?

Perfect.

You haven't unpacked yet?

My love!
Come here, baby.

Thanks and, again,
sorry to bother you.

If you need anything,
just ring my bell. Goodnight.

There are gaps and contradictions
in the interviews.

-The two nurses, you mean?
-Yes.

There is a 15 minute gap
in the Scarlatos case.

The murder happened
within these 15 minutes.

For some strange reason,
nobody was in the wing...

during those 15 minutes. When
Christou informed Lazaridis...

that they were ready
for their nightly inspection...

he saw him talking to Scarlatos.

He left and informed Nikolaou.

Nikolaou went outside, sat on the
steps and called his girlfriend.

Five minutes later, Christou saw
Scarlatos going to his room.

He himself went to the recreation
room and watched TV...

waiting for Lazaridis to call him.

Therefore, the murder took place
within 10 minutes, not 15.

-Quite right.
-Christou said that he went out.

He called Nikolaou,
who was still on the phone.

But Nikolaou said that he saw
Christou coming from the yard.

I believe...

that the scene of the murder
may have been set up.

Do you think that Petalas
did not do it?

No. I think that your theory
that someone else did it...

and programmed Petalas
to say it was him...

though it seems far-fetched,
is quite probable.

First of all, Lazaridis...

had the opportunity and the means
to kill Scarlatos...

and to convince Petalas,
to program him.

He told us that he was
the only one who could do it.

And, if he did do it...

just by saying that,
he seems innocent.

Exactly. We have the testimony
of a nurse, Markos Christou...

that that night he saw Lazaridis
talking with Scarlatos.

He was clearly upset.
He also heard him on the phone...

saying that he would not allow
that monster to go free.

PHILIPOS LAZARIDIS

Excuse me for keeping you waiting.

No problem.

Thanks again for seeing me,
Director.

It is my pleasure to help
young people...

and to assist new projects.
Sit down.

-Would you like a cookie?
-No, thank you.

-How is your coffee?
-Fine.

Give me a moment. This way
nobody will bother us.

Great.

Shall we begin?

How long have you been here?

It's been...
five years.

Do you practice any new methods,
or do you follow your predecessors?

While I'm director,
we have used a new method...

which gave positive results.

What exactly is this method?

I was asked the same thing a few
days ago. This may sound naive...

but we use logic.

We try to deal
with mental illness logically.

-With more care..
-Was it the police...

-that asked the same question?
-Excuse me?

You said that you were asked
recently about your method.

Was it by the police, concerning
the Scarlatos murder?

I'm sorry, dear, but...

-this interview is over.
-Mr Lazaridis, please...

You were insincere
with me, young lady.

We agreed to an interview
about this hospital...

and its patients, and you were
planning to ask me about this...

unfortunate, sad
and isolated incident.

This is... unethical,
unprofessional and immoral.

Did the victim and the killer
have any differences?

Don't make me call security.
Please, go.

The police asked for the help
of a private criminologist.

Isn't this strange, if it's just
an unfortunate incident?

Get out!

Out.

-Good evening, Superintendent.
-Are you in our way again?

I'm doing my job.

Shall I do mine
and send you to jail?

-Because I'm doing my job?
-Because you make mine difficult.

-Superintendent!
-Get out of here. Disappear.

Why do you have
a criminologist with you?

Because it is a crime, wise guy.

I assure you that I made
no reference to the case.

The interview was supposed to be...

about the patients
and their life in the clinic.

As soon as she mentioned Scarlatos,
I asked her to leave.

Philipos...

in the testimonies
of your staff...

Mrs Toula, the cook, said that
she came to your office...

and you were not here.
Where were you?

I don't understand.

Am I a suspect?

Scarlatos was murdered
within a period of 10 minutes.

For some strange reason, nobody
was in his place then. Therefore...

The killer was in the same room
with Scarlatos. Don't touch that.

Are you certain that Petalas
is the killer?

Obviously. We have
no evidence to the contrary.

If you are certain,
why don't you answer?

-Where were you at that time?
-In the kitchen.

Mrs Toula told us that she came
to tell you about the freezer...

-and you weren't here.
-She was coming, I was going.

-Didn't you meet in the corridor?
-Obviously not.

Philipos, why did you stay here
so late that night?

A matter of red tape.

I had a problem with my computer.
Some files were lost.

All those days
I stayed here late.

He is lying.

I think that our invasion today
was not the right move.

Let's go find Pericles Nikolaou
and we'll discuss it later.

You said nothing
about the windows...

that were repaired
with epoxy putty.

I didn't want to lay
all my cards on the table.

Something is wrong here.

You go talk to the guard
and we'll see you at the gate.

Let's go talk to Nikolaou.

I don't get it.
I've told you everything.

-Will you please tell us again?
-I am busy.

If you want to talk,
get the Director's permission.

Will you talk here,
or shall we go to the station?

-What do you want from me?
-Where were you...

when Mrs Toula screamed
and Scarlatos was found dead?

I told you.
I was sitting on the steps...

and waiting to be called,
I was talking on the phone.

-With your girlfriend?
-Yes, right.

Did anyone see you?

Mrs Toula did, when she was
going to Lazaridis's office.

-And then?
-Markos came and we went inside.

Where was Markos,
before coming to call you?

I don't know.
I suppose, in the yard.

-Why do you suppose that?
-That's where he came from.

He came from the yard
and we went in together.

Okay, go.

Tell me something.

Do you know who is responsible
for the computers here?

Yes, I do.

Will you, please,
write his address here?

You may go.

Please, look again at the photo
I sent you.

Are you sure?

Okay. Did you manage to get
any photos from there?

I don't mind if it's with
a mobile phone.

Will you send it to me?
You are great.

Of course.
Bye now.

-Haven't you left yet?
-No.

Did you finish the article
about the murder at the clinic?

I haven't started yet.
I think that it is something huge.

Come, I'll show you something.

Who are they?

He is the head of the Homicide
Division. Apostolos Barassopoulos.

That's his assistant,
Pantelis Sklavis.

Okay, what's so strange?

That one is the strange one.

-Who is he?
-His name is Dimitris Lainis.

He is a professor of criminology.
If this was just an incident...

between two patients
in a psychiatric clinic...

why would the police
employ a criminologist?

-Why do they need outside help?
-Perhaps, to be certain.

ZOI THAT GAVE DEATH

Baby, the seat belt
is not working.

What's your name, baby?

You're not very talkative, eh?

I'll make you talk, big boy.

Turn right here, and at the end
of the road, park to the left.

For another 50, we can do it
without protection. You seem clean.

Oh, my baby is in a hurry!
Relax, love.

We have the whole night.

Slow down, man. We're going
to get laid, not to get killed.

Slow down, you jerk.
Slow down!

OTHER SELF

SOPHIA

This is my phone number.
I work the night shift tonight.

Call me whenever you want.
I'll be with him constantly.

Marikaki again?

A housewarming gift.
Shall I come in?

You don't drink much, do you?

I have work tomorrow
and I have to be sober.

I see.

-A criminology professor, you said?
-Yes.

You must have the same problem
the doctors have.

What do you mean?

As soon as they say what they do,
everybody gives them their history.

They only talk about medicine.

Imagine, a criminologist.

Or not. I don't know.

What do you do?

My dream since I was a kid
was to be a painter.

And?

There's only one word that explains
the death of our dreams.

Life?

Parents.

You're going to be a painter
in Greece? Are you crazy?

Find something serious.

Graphics designer was the closest
thing and that's what I studied.

As is the case with every
serious profession...

I ended up a waitress
in a cafeteria in Pagrati.

Just passing time.

Time passes anyway.

Until you're 30 it crawls
and then...

it starts racing, as if
it's tired of waiting for you.

If you don't look at the mirror,
you never change.

Yes, but...

you do look at yourself.

You see that
your appearance changes.

The thing is what's inside.

Imagine, if mirrors showed
our character and not our face.

-Nobody would look at that.
-Some would.

Criminologist.

Yes.

-I think it's a bit funny.
-Yeah.

Painter.

Anyway, I'll never understand
why people act so viciously.

There are some things in life...

that have no solution.

They are mysteries,
not riddles.

Somebody's asking for you.

Marikaki.

We'd better go.

Goodnight, Poirot.

-How did you find her?
-Some kids were doing graffiti.

-Did anyone touch anything?
-Do you suppose that anybody...

would want to touch that?

-Did anyone touch anything?
-No, everything is clean.

What's happened to this world?

Nothing at all.

That's how it always was.

She's been dead
for three or four hours.

She has a penetration wound
by a sword in her abdomen.

This must be the cause of death,
but I'll know after the autopsy.

She must have been given some
anaesthetic. The tests will tell.

Any alterations to the body?

Do you remember Dimitris?
He had helped...

Yes, in the Pythagoras case.
How are you?

Fine.

There are no alterations
due to time, or animals.

-When will you do the autopsy?
-When will you send her to me?

I'll make sure
you get her by noon.

Good.

What happened with the case
with Pythagoras's sayings?

Did you solve it?

No. It's still open.

Vassilis.

May I come to the morgue
when she's brought there?

-Are you asking me?
-Whom should I ask?

You stomach.

The victim?

Forensics got her prints. We'll
have the results in two hours.

I want a thorough search
in a 2-kilometer radius.

I want two squads
to sweep the area.

She had a pig's nose
on her face.

Does that tell you something?

It does remind me of something,
but it's far-fetched.

-Vassilis, have you started?
-Not the incision.

I removed the spear that had been
placed in her vagina and the sword.

Hello?

-Pantelis, are you listening?
-There's no reception here.

Use that phone, there.

Dial 9 first,
to get an outside line.

Hi, Pantelis.

There's no reception in here.
Tell me.

Vassilis, stop.
Don't touch her.

Okay, thanks.

Take two men
and go to her hangouts.

If need be, make some arrests.

What's up?

The dead woman was identified.

Zoi Manesis.

The hooker that had been
in the spotlight some time ago.

It had been revealed that
she was an HIV carrier.

She knew it and still
she was working as a prostitute.

-She had unprotected sex.
-I remember her case.

She had sent thousands of men
to the doctors and to the shrinks.

The nasal bone is broken.
How, we'll find out later.

There's something in her nose.

You've got quite an eye.

Vassilis, let me know
when you're done.

"'Zoi that gave death'
was found brutally murdered"...

"in Agioi Theodoroi".

"The police seem
to have no clue"...

"as to the motive of the murder,
or who the perpetrator is".

-What are we doing, Apostolos?
-I sent some men...

to the places that Manesis
frequented.

I expect arrests any minute now.

Director, if it weren't for the
symbolism of the pig's nose...

I'd be certain that this is
an isolated incident.

That symbolism does not require
a lot of imagination.

A pig in the mud.
Disease. Prostitution.

Anyway, go
and keep me posted.

We brought two men
for interrogation.

Alkis Massatos, her pimp
and Yannis Rodoulas...

one of the men who had
unprotected sex with her.

-Are you pressuring the labs?
-I do, but they're really slow.

-Tell them this is top priority.
-I told them so.

-Where's Dimitris?
-Downstairs.

-I asked for one more person.
-We're still waiting.

Yannis Rodoulas?

-Rodulas.
-Right, Rodulas.

Where were you last Tuesday
between 12.30 am and 2 am?

-At home.
-Can somebody confirm that?

I live alone.

Do you know Zoi Manesis?

She told me her name was Laura.
It's not something I could forget.

Put you cell phone away.

When was the last time you saw her?

-What do you mean?
-Don't you understand?

I only saw her once,
four years ago.

You had unprotected sex
with her, right?

-Right?
-Why did you bring me here?

Whatever I had to say about this,
I said it back then.

I think I paid dearly
for what I did.

-What did you do?
-I went with that bitch.

Tell us,
what do you know about this?

What is this?

What have I got to do with this?

You will tell us.

I have nothing to do with it.

But you have a motive.
A very strong one.

I'm asking you again

Where were you last Tuesday
between 12.30 am and 2 am?

-Home.
-Stop lying!

-Where is your family?
-My wife left me...

immediately after that incident.

She took the kids and left.
I haven't seen them since.

I lost my job, I lost my friends.
It was unlucky that...

I didn't get it too.
Now I'd be gone.

I did not kill her.

I tried to kill myself.
I couldn't even do that.

Would I kill somebody else?

Where were you in the early
morning hours last Tuesday?

At a brothel on Fylis street.

I'm a regular there,
you can ask.

You haven't grown wise, eh?

Every man has his passion.

Take him to a cell and have
someone confirm his alibi.

If it's okay, let him go.

Do you know the difference
between humans and animals?

Humans realize when life
is giving them a second chance.

Did you remember
that I was here?

I've been here for three hours
and you didn't bring me coffee.

Keep being smart and
you'll stay here till morning.

Well?

Will you get me some coffee?

Have them bring him some coffee.

Sweet with lots of milk.

-We only have black.
-Really? Why?

The financial crisis.

Oh, the crisis?

Then, I don't want any.

Tell us about this photo, then.

What can I say?
I'm not surprised.

Zoi always wanted big rods
inside her.

Listen here, jerk.
We are not fooling around.

We're not the girls
that take your macho bullshit.

Change your attitude
and answer the questions...

or else, when the Superintendent
is done with you...

you'll feel you've been
fucked by a train. Got it?

-Got it.
-Good.

-May I have a cigarette at least?
-No.

Where were you last Tuesday
between 12.30 am and 2 am?

I took a girl to a visit
and I was waiting for her.

-Where did you wait?
-Usually I wait in the car.

I want to be close, just in case.
But that was a regular customer.

He asked for the girl
for two hours.

So I went to a bar,
to have a drink.

Can anyone confirm that?

The chick that worked in the bar.
She must remember me.

Nice chick. We flirted for
some time with our eyes.

She bought me a drink, we talked
a bit. She'll remember me.

-Where's the bar?
-"Have a Look" in Voula.

Have someone check it.

-Do you remember the girl's name?
-No.

Long, black hair.
Perfect tits and a great ass.

You'll know who she is.

Tell us about Zoi.

What can I say?

After that story was shown on TV,
I had nothing to do with her.

Were you her pimp?

Until she found out
she had AIDS, yes. After that, no.

You let her go so easily?
Didn't you pressure her? Hit her?

Are you nuts? If you went near
her, she'd cut her finger...

and say, "Come on, if you dare."
Do you think I'm stupid?

Anyway, I'm never like that.
To me a woman is a tool.

She does not take money from you,
she brings money.

Why hit her? And since her womb
was damaged, she was useless.

Don't you agree?

The only damaged womb I know...

is the one that
brought you to this world.

Excuse me.

Policeman!

Policeman!

-Are you talking to me?
-Yes, sir.

I've been 40 years in the corps,
I've never been demoted like that.

You know...

-I work... You know.
-Are you a butterfly too?

-Yes.
-And they picked you up?

-You know...
-You know the procedure.

I cannot help you.

The guy that took Zoi Manesis
in his car that night...

I saw him.

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