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Hey, kid, wouldn't be listening to us, would you? This gang could be connected

to Mattia's killing.

He recorded them planning a job. He could identify them. You're acting like

they're doing is a waste of time.

I could be wrong. I've been wrong before.

Are you insane?

Branku and Miller are known criminals. You're talking to them. That does not

give you license to go poking your nose into my family's affairs.

Testing. All the rain through Beaumarchais.

Water, please.

We close in ten minutes.

We're going to try again, aren't we, maybe?

We are. You should.

I mean, children are, they're a blessing.

They're a nightmare. Aren't we?

The anxiety, the expense.

You love your children.

I'm going to sleep.

Oh, please behave.

We're not walking home in that. Better order a cab.

Oh, they'll be booked up.

It's only a few yards to the metro.

Don't have to leave quite yet.

And do finish the tart, Maybray.

If you insist.

And when you're done with that, let's leave these lovely ladies and finish our

game.

Hey, kid.

You wouldn't be listening to us, would you?

No, I'm just having a drink.

Not anymore.

Get out.

Get out.

Sorry about that.

Good night.

You ever get to smoke that?

It was my father's.

I have you, my friend, like a rat in a trap.

Can I get you this one?

Checkmate.

Hello? Doctor, pardon me, it's Gino.

Somebody has been stabbed. We've got to come down.

I'm coming.

Can someone call an ambulance?

There's been a stabbing outside.

Lucas, Magritte.

Stabbing on the route garage.

Local crime scene is stationed as soon as possible.

He's still breathing.

Stay with me now. So I can stay calm and under the control of her.

Maybe. Maybe.

There. Keep it for sure.

That one's here too.

Hold on.

I'll end the doctor. You'll be okay.

Tell Henri not to wait up.

The crepe seller Gino, who's given a description of the attacker, was sending

wide. You've got an idea on the victim?

Antoine Bertie, a student of the Sorbonne. Bertie.

The Bertie family only see on perfumes, so the press will be all over this.

Great.

Get Jambier to take Gino's statement.

Gallop 1 to full CCTV, doorbell cameras, the usual.

Send Taurus to the hospital.

That doorway.

Fingerprints, footprints, everything.

There was someone standing there.

I'm going to take my wife home. Call me if you have anyone.

Everyone knows Lucien Perfumes.

I don't. But you don't read gossip magazines.

Is there gossip?

Madame Petit died about three years ago.

Skiing accident in Val d 'Isere, very tragic.

Dad locked himself away. The daughter, Manu, started acting out, drug,

crashing cars.

What about the son, Antoine?

Hadn't even heard from him till tonight.

Torrance.

Kid didn't make it, boss.

He had some kind of recording device on him, like a tape recorder.

Stay there.

See you soon.

Going to tell the father?

Love you.

Hate your job.

Let's hear about these at the concert.

Call in the morning.

I'll wait.

Monsieur Batty?

Yes?

I'm Chief Inspector Magritte, police judiciaire.

Oh, dear.

Is it men who'll get her?

Thank you, Maria.

Please.

So, not me new.

It's Antoine.

I'm afraid he's dead.

How? He was stabbed.

He was taken to Le Magdalene, but they couldn't save him.

I'm sorry.

Who stabbed him?

We have a description.

We're looking.

What can I see, my son?

Will you come with me?

This is Mr. Betty.

He's in there, sir.

Your recorder?

Have you listened to it?

The genius couldn't get it to work, so he called me.

Didn't make a lot of sense.

Traffic, random conversations.

I'd like to go home.

I need to call my daughter.

Of course.

Jeremy will drive you.

Monsieur Betty, we found this recorder on your son.

Yes, it was...

For a project he was doing at the thought box. He said he wanted to record

sounds of a city where he lived.

I'd like to talk to you tomorrow morning, if that's okay.

Thank you.

Take it to Merce.

Now? Yes.

Merce doesn't sleep.

I need to know what's on it.

Okay,

why are we listening to this?

Because of what he recorded next.

Sounds

like

some kind of burglary.

Sorry about that.

That was 30 minutes before he was stabbed.

Like they knew he'd overheard them and decided he was a liability.

Chief Inspector.

Torrance, Janvier, Bar -Lorraine. Get descriptions of the three men.

Carver and Lafoyance.

Follow up with the locals on CCTV.

Both Batty and the three guys from the bar.

Jean -Pierre had a description of the killer from Gino, the crap seller. It's

his statement.

Well, if Jean -Pierre got a description, why can't Jean -Pierre do the CCTV?

We will talk to the father.

Good morning, Chief Inspector.

Good morning, Jesus.

We heard that the T got caught in a drug turf war. Is that what you heard?

Do

you

have any news?

I'm afraid not.

We'd like to talk to you about your son, sir.

What sort of man he was.

His friendships, relationships, interests.

But also, if you know of anyone who would want to hurt him.

Or you.

We're closed.

We just got in here last night.

Not that I recall.

Can I use your facilities?

Women and their tiny bladders. Still, they rule the world.

I like your hair.

Was he in here last night?

With anyone, did he, uh...

Talked to anyone?

A guy talked to him. He seemed kind of pissed off.

Can you describe this guy?

About my height, black baseball cap, khaki raincoat, scary eyes.

Wow, you should be a cop.

Could I be your partner?

Seen scary eyes in here before.

What about the guys he was with?

How do you know he was with anyone?

Magic. Magic.

OK. One of the guys he was with does come in here. He owns a famous shop two

streets over.

His name is Bronco.

Two minutes after your guy left, they all left.

If you think of anything else... Wait.

Pour something.

Can I buy you a drink?

Sorry, I'm already taken.

Who by?

A married middle -aged white guy.

Well, since my wife died, he's been the perfect son.

He left a bad behaviour to his sister.

But as for enemies, I... They're a bunch of vultures.

You should throw them out, all of them.

You know, this is Chief Inspector Maygrave.

Sergeant Lucas, police judiciaire.

I'm so sorry you'd have to be here.

It's all right.

We'll talk when they've gone.

That's me now.

Go away.

This is your brother's room.

Great, a genius.

Where were you last night?

You're questioning me?

Yes.

Where?

At a party in London, okay?

Do you know anyone who'd want to kill your brother?

Me.

Because he was so good, because he was never in trouble with... Oh, please,

go away.

I'm interested in the recordings your brother was making.

I want to listen to them.

Why?

Your father said Antoine was listening to Paris.

Maybe Paris told him something.

Do you know who they are?

You know his password?

Just because he was good doesn't mean he wasn't an idiot.

Do you know why he made the recordings?

He said we were born into unearned luxury and that we never

spoke to the rest of the world who outnumber us a billion to one. So he

was going to listen.

Because how else...

Would we learn to talk?

Because without talk, we wouldn't build bridges and we'd be swept away.

But either died or maybe it was consumed

by the fire. Like I said, he was an idiot.

Do you want to thumb drive?

Who's learning Arabic?

Oh, I don't know.

Look, he wasn't really an idiot. He was my older brother, but he was more like

my little brother, and I felt like I had to protect him.

Terence.

Terence, he's got something.

We've got the guys Antoine recorded.

Brancoux's framing and restoration.

The waiter at the bar said he was there last night.

And that is Brancoux. And we think the other guy is the one who spoke to

Antoine. He fits the waiter's description.

He'd taken photos, the pants running them through records.

Maybe we'll get an answer this century.

I would if I had decent signal.

Okay, Emil Brancoux has a record for receiving stolen goods. The other guy is

Xavier Mila from Marseille.

Robbery and assault and a murder charge had to be dropped because the key

witness disappeared What

do

you want to do boss they're connected to Antoine and they've clearly got some

kind of job going on

Last, Mila's a killer, and he left the bar just two minutes after the kid did.

What?

Stay on them.

If they move, follow.

Ah, so not you.

That's somebody's recordings I want to listen to.

Are you insane?

Get out.

I'm Mangray. I know your mother, the Countess.

I knew you when you were a boy.

What do you want?

Branku and Miller are known criminals. You're talking to them.

Receiving money from them.

Cash money. Why?

He wanted my opinion on some paintings.

Whose paintings?

I didn't ask.

Look, I'm an art critic and an art historian.

Published. My advice is often sought at... I didn't know Branku had a record.

And I resent your imputation that I would be involved in anything criminal.

This is a warning I give you out of respect for your mother.

Stay away from Emile Branku.

Antoine Batty's recordings.

Uploaded on this.

Ancient, but portable. Needed to use.

Antoine's pretty good at giving place and date, but other than that, it's like

40 hours of footsteps, traffic, music, people talking, people not talking,

leaves falling.

Do you know how much sound falling leaves make?

Exactly. You better borrow my headphones so you don't annoy everyone.

Lucas and the others are still at Bronco's.

Can I join them on surveillance?

Yeah.

Listen, I'm not getting anything from the CCTV.

All I've got is one camera that shows the Bati kid leaving the bar, and then

about a minute later, three guys come out and go off in the same direction,

they all get lost in the CCTV desert.

Are you sure about that?

Because to establish a connection between the gang and Bati, you will need

No. There's other ways to make a connection.

Listen, if you want someone to scour the CCTV...

Get LaPointe to do it, okay? I'm an inspector with degrees in criminology

psychology. If you want groundwork done, get one of the kids to do it.

Well, that was Lucas.

Two more guys just pulled up to Broncus in a car.

She says if they leave and split up, she can't follow them all.

Carver, join Lucas.

Give her a hand.

Okay, on the CCTV.

I will find someone else.

Sorry, we already started. What's that?

Are you recording us?

Tell him to turn that thing off. It's for his project.

It's not doing any harm.

I think it's ridiculous.

Even if it makes you a dead star?

I'm already a star.

Can you pass the salt, will you?

No, Daddy, I keep telling you, you have too much salt.

Yes?

Maygray, Sophie de Saint -Pierre.

You spoke to Maurice?

Yes.

Apparently, you accused him of being involved in criminal activity.

Potentially involved.

But that's nonsense.

I know my son. He would never do anything like that.

But he is.

May Gray, I asked for your help once. That does not give you license to go

poking your nose in the... my family's affairs.

Would you rather he was arrested?

Just leave him alone.

I have enough to deal with here without you harassing my son.

Goodbye.

Not for me. I'm not feeling great.

Just a sip.

You know, I hate to drink alone.

Hey, Levant.

Rue d 'Etoile.

Yes, can I?

Oh, you.

Back again.

Only for the 14th time.

Listen, would you like to... Nadia.

Hey,

you.

Here is your coffee.

Thanks. I'm Antoine.

And I've got a queue out at the door, so you can move along.

Maygray's phone.

Uh, it's Inspector Carver. Is Maygray there?

One minute, caller.

Your team.

What is it?

Branko's pulling the job forward to tonight. They went to a bar and the pawn

went and sat next to him because no one would ever think he was a cop.

Okay.

Okay what?

Well, you wanted to stay on them.

This is our chance to catch them on the job.

Inspector Carver, what job is this?

Uh, given their records, ma 'am, probably a high -end burglary.

What's it got to do with Antoine Batiste?

It's a possible motive for killing him. He recorded them planning the job. He

could identify them.

Burglary should go to the BRB.

Yes, ma 'am, but this gang could be connected to Batiste's killing. We can't

just hand them over to the robbery squad.

Carver, call Inspector Grosjean at the BRB. Offer them a joint operation.

BRB can have credit for the arrest.

Le Crim gets first dibs on interrogation. Got it?

Yeah. Grosjean, BRB, Le Crim, joint op.

Got it. Good.

You're not joining us, boss?

No, you can handle it.

You're acting like what they're doing is a waste of time.

Well, if they stop some rich man's art collection being stolen, it's not a

complete waste of time. You don't believe there's a connection to Bertie's

murder?

According to that theory, the gang killed Bertie because they saw him

to their conversation.

So they stabbed him to death but left a recorder which has their voices on it. I

don't think so.

So you're letting Carver go on a wild goose chase?

Not especially.

He might catch a gang of thieves red -handed.

Nothing to do with Betty's murder.

I could be wrong.

I've been wrong before.

If you'll excuse me.

Friday rush hour.

Shore of the Lise.

6 .38pm.

Parc des Princes, PSG versus Marseille.

Sunday morning, Montmartre. The bells of Sacré -Cœur.

Crossing the Seine by train on the Pont -Ruel.

Richardin de Tuileries.

I'm nervous.

Salam alaikum.

Very good.

Are you recording me?

I record everything.

Will you say your name to the machine?

Hello, machine.

I'm Nadia.

You won't get in trouble seeing me?

No. My uncle has some... He's just all about the business. You know, money,

money, money.

Because I'd like to get to know you.

I would like that, too.

Oh, no.

What? He must have followed me.

Turn it off, please.

Lucas. Update, boss.

Gang's heading south towards Fontainebleau. We're following.

I'll BRB with you.

Inspector Grosjean and four officers.

OK. Keep me updated.

Do you think they'll wait until dark?

I do.

What's the plan?

Okay. So, Grosjean says they'll likely cut the alarms, post a man on the

to look out and then go in. So Grosjean and her team will go in afterwards and

make the arrest. I'll be with them.

Laplante, Torrance, you take care of the lookout.

Jean -Pierre, Lucas, you best stay behind.

Excuse me.

Jean -Pierre's faster, stronger and a better shot than me, so I'll stay back.

Thanks very much.

Let's go.

Yeah.

Not for a second there, Uncle. It's sounding like you actually like her.

No.

I don't like you either.

Are

you

Nadia?

I'm Nadia. Why?

I'd like to talk to you about him.

Antoine.

Who are you?

I'm police.

You know Antoine's dead.

You were in a relationship with him.

Who's dead?

Of course, his recorder.

The last I heard on the tapes, your family weren't happy about you seeing

Where were you last night?

Where was your uncle Hassan?

An Arabic girl goes out with a French boy, and he gets killed, so it must be

honor killing.

Is that what you think?

What sort of cop would I be if I didn't ask the necessary questions for fear of

offending people's sensibilities?

Where was he between 10 and 11 last night?

Her hours are 11 to midnight.

Conor, you will see my uncle with you, and I will see you until midnight, okay?

Anton didn't record everything.

He spoke to my uncle.

He was respectful.

He asked permission to see me.

And my uncle gave his permission.

We were going to take it slowly.

We had all the time in the world.

Is there anything else?

Thank you.

Actually, yes.

What?

What's good here?

Look at you, Inspector Trendy.

Where's the food from?

The restaurant where Antoine Bathieu's girlfriend was.

How's it going?

Team of chasing art thieves.

I'm listening to Antoine's Paris.

Is it telling you anything?

I thought it was. Right, it was a false trail.

I've added a broken heart to the list of charges against the killer.

What if I'm wrong about this?

Like they are about the art thieves?

The correct guy said the killer stabbed Antoine from behind four times.

Then walked away. Then came back.

Turned him over, stabbed him three more times.

He came back and stabbed him again.

So it's personal.

Maybe, but... What if it wasn't the victim that was personal, but the act

that... Which would make it random.

Which would mean we might never find him.

I want to see if there are still padlocks on the bridge.

There are padlocks.

People are still doing it.

Love can break the rules.

I will show Nadia.

Love wins. Love always wins.

Hi. I'll take that.

Look there.

Gentlemen, hands up.

You're under arrest.

There we are.

Hello,

Mina.

I'll take that.

All right.

You two, go to the local police station.

Get them to help you clean up this mess.

And I will take this little bat to Paris.

All right, here we come. Keep it going.

Good. Keep moving.

Love wins. Love always wins.

Good morning, Madam Prosecutor. Darling.

Chief Inspector, your team did well.

I can see. Well done, Cove. Sure.

Nina's clothes match that of the killer, plus the other night which we sent to

the lab. So what's the plan?

The plan is to question them one by one about the night of Antoine Mathieu's

death. We rotate them detective to detective, asking the same questions

one of them slips up.

What about the recorder problem?

They killed Betty but didn't take the item that connected them to the crime?

Yes. Well, maybe they didn't find it. Maybe they're just stupid.

Wouldn't be the first stupid murder we've had, would it?

May Gray, do you have an alternative?

Did Betty's tapes give you anything?

No.

Excellent sound. To the point.

Thank you. Well then, all yours, Carver.

Thank you, ma 'am.

You three, with me.

Really?

Go on.

It's Antoine Batille's funeral early tomorrow morning. I'd like to photograph

everyone who attends.

Okay, why?

Because the killer is there.

You mean rather than here?

Boss, are you setting up Carver to fail?

If one of this lot killed Antoine, then somewhere between Bar Lorraine and Rue

Garance, there will be CCTV of them following him.

I asked Carver to look for it, but he preferred to arrest some art thieves.

And you want us to keep looking at the CCTV?

Carver will now pressure the gang until the one with the most to lose, probably

Branku, cracks and implicates one of the others, probably Mila.

You think he'll be lying?

I don't think anything.

Don't forget to photograph the funeral.

Sophie, what's happened?

What does it look like?

Your girl's finally given up the ghost and I've got to be among the rye in 20

minutes. Well, I'll give you a lift.

We can call the garage on the way.

No, it's all right, Sebastian. I'm calling a taxi. Please, I insist.

Where am I right?

The bank.

After Bar Lorraine, you, Brancoux and Sovran went for another drink at Bar

Felice. I don't remember anything about it.

Let's go back to the bar.

So far, they're alibying each other.

But Carve's doing well.

Won't be fidgety. He could turn on Mila.

Mila's clothes match the killer's. He had a knife. He threatened Bertie, and

he's killed before.

Look, I know you don't agree, but what if Carve's right?

He's not.

Can you describe the route you took from Bar the Ring?

Excuse me.

Maygray.

It's Sophie de Sanfiac.

I'm just calling to say sorry.

You don't need to apologize.

No, no, I do. You were right about my son.

He was dealing with Crook.

He was giving valuations on paintings. He was dealing with Crook.

As always.

When I need him the most, he causes me the most trouble.

What's wrong?

It's probably nothing, but...

I was on my way to Montmorey this morning.

I had an appointment at the bank. I had to ask for an extension to the

overdraft.

That would be humiliating enough.

But then, of course, my car broke down.

Luckily, Gautier, the estate manager, came by and... he offered me a lift.

Okay.

The way he was dressed...

May Gray.

One of his cufflinks cost more than my car.

Gautier took over when my father died.

Yeah, that's right.

You think there's something going on?

I don't know.

What I do know is that Gautier seems to be getting rich from this estate.

While my family is going under.

My father didn't get rich, did he?

No.

No, in fact, he worked himself to death for us.

But as an estate manager, not the best. Am I right?

He made mistakes.

Everyone makes mistakes.

What does it matter?

If it matters to me, I thought he'd failed you and St -Pierre.

It was that that killed him as much as any stroke.

That's why I've never been back. Your father wasn't a failure.

He was a good estate manager. He was honorable and loyal.

And I wish he were still alive.

I have to go.

You should come home, Maygray.

I need to talk to you.

I'm on a case now, but when it's over.

I hope that will be soon.

Hey.

Who were you talking to?

May Gray.

The policeman, remember?

He says he's going to come down.

Really?

Why would he?

Because he knows this place.

And he's someone I can trust, and I don't trust many people around here.

I hope you trust me.

Of course I do.

What are you doing up here?

The command wants a killer.

Know anything about him yet?

Only these out there.

And not downstairs.

The press wants a statement about last night's arrest.

The lawyers want access to their clients. The BRB want to question them.

wants to keep questioning them. So, in your opinion, what's our next step?

Yes. Yes, what?

Have a press conference.

Okay. But we don't get into the Betty investigation.

We just talk about the robbery. Is that clear?

Yes.

Come on, don't make me laugh.

The crime developed a lead and the BRB followed it out. But the men you

have been questioned at the crime all day. So is this an art house or is this

murder inquiry?

A complex investigation with multiple lines of inquiry.

But one of those lines is Antoine Batty, correct?

Chief Inspector May Gray is leading the Batty case and he was present at the

arrest last night. So surely there must be a connection.

Actually, Zizou, it was me and Inspector Grosjean that made the arrest, not May

Gray. We're actually just interested in the motive for Batty's murder.

So Batik was known to the thieves? We don't want to speculate.

Chief Inspector Maygray, can you tell us if you're pursuing any other inquiries

in the Batik case?

Thanks to the excellent work of my colleagues, we are close to identifying

Batik's killer.

All lines of inquiry still remain open.

But is it one of the men that you arrested last night? You can tell us

surely? All I can say is we're not looking anywhere else.

That's all for now. Thank you.

Could you tell us anything about the man? Just anything, in general?

He's a coward.

He hid in the dark and stabbed an innocent boy in the back. That is all.

you, everyone.

I told you not to mention Matty. What on earth are you doing? Lame fight.

Bit of a risk telling Nicola you've caught him when you haven't.

He's got to you, hasn't he?

Because of Antoine.

I don't usually spend time with the victims, but I did with him. 40 hours.

Like them.

Why?

He was unafraid. He had charm.

And now he's dead.

Yeah, someone crossed the line.

Sorry, do you mind? I just want to see what Zizou's going to say.

The case of Antoine.

Who's Zizou?

Journalist. Knows more about crime in Paris than most police.

What

do

you mean he crossed the line?

He killed deliberately and at random.

He crossed the line.

He removed himself from the...

A community of men.

Has he killed before?

I don't know.

Will he kill again?

What do you mean

by that?

Disappointing? I followed his work.

I'm disappointed.

Why?

Hello?

He's clearly hung up. Okay, so keep your calls coming in. You know, this just

goes to show you that Antoine Bertin is really getting people fired up.

So when you really think about it, think about all of the crimes that are

happening in Paris right now, I mean, where is this?

Sophie? Migre.

I'm in trouble.

Janos, my boyfriend, I... I thought I could trust him.

What's he done?

He said he disliked Gautier.

But then I saw them together, talking, laughing.

They're conspiring against me.

You don't know that.

Don't I?

I told you. I asked the bank for an extension to the overdraft. Well, I

get it. Guess... Who the bank manager was who refused it.

Gautier's daughter.

Your father warned me about Gautier and I didn't listen to him.

May Gray, now you have to come home before it's too late.

Sophie, I... I'm ill.

May Gray.

My heart.

I've been taking medication.

I think Gautier was just waiting for me to die, but he's getting impatient.

He wants it all.

You have to come home.

I will come home, but I can't right now.

But it has to be now.

I can't.

I'm sorry.

But damn you, you're weak, just like your father was weak.

Well. She sounds paranoid.

If you're worried, you could call the local police. The local police won't do

anything.

This is about you and your father.

She knows that. She's using it.

I know.

She's also alone and scared.

You're not seriously considering...

You've just challenged a killer. You can't leave Paris.

A killer won't do anything, not yet. You don't know that.

He'll go to Batille's funeral.

He's living with the last death, not thinking about the next one.

I have time.

Megway, you are rolling the dice. Yes, I am rolling the dice.

After my mother died, Sophie was like a mother to me.

If something happened to her, I would not forgive myself.

You once said I had peace to make in Santiago.

Maybe this is how I do it.

You're charging someone in the murder?

Yes, but not the killer.

You're trying to send a message for someone, aren't you?

You're playing the danger of Game Boy.

Is May Gray any closer to identifying the real killer?

Stick around.

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