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Over here!
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Wait for me!
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Doppel Ranger Kick!
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Mua ha ha ha!
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Hey, that's not fair!
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You got kicked, so fall down!
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An evil empire plotting world domination
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won't be defeated that easily.
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It's always defeated
at the end of TV shows.
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How is world domination going?
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Oh, Johan.
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This guy just won't go down.
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But once you conquer the world,
you'll have a lot of work to do after.
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What kind of world will you build?
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That's not my problem.
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I'll just make a mess and that's it.
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What?
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If you're gonna make a mess,
that sounds a lot more fun.
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I'm gonna quit being a Rainbow Ranger
and join an evil organization too.
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-Yay!
-Wait for me!
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Now, let's all head back.
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Okay.
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Right, we're leaving now.
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Don't forget anything.
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-Okay.
-Okay.
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-This way.
-Sure.
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It's gotten pretty hot, hasn't it?
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It has.
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How's Rosemary?
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Did she catch a cold this winter?
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Yes, she was running around outside
with her friends.
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She'd have such a terrible fever
every year.
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Right, it was right around this time.
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We rushed to a doctor
in the middle of the night, right?
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You walk around
with an album of her photos?
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Yeah, I bet she's grown a lot.
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She's still growing. I wonder if her face
has changed in this short time.
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But you know, I'm confident
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that no matter how much she grows,
I'll recognize her right away.
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Oh, right.
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When the time comes, show her this.
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These are newspaper clippings
and copies of reports
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from when I shot and killed
that young serial killer.
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I won't ask you to try and defend me.
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It's true that I killed someone.
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I'm not trying to justify it.
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But I want that child to know the truth.
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I understand.
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I wonder when I can meet her.
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I'll try to ask her again
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to see if she wants to meet you or not.
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What?
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You will?
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I'll be waiting.
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I'm home from work
by 9:00 p.m. every night.
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Richard, you've recovered a lot.
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What?
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You're just like when you were
starting out as young police detective.
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Your eyes are how they were
when we first met.
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Is that so?
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{\an8}How does that sound?
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{\an8}OFFENBACH, HESSEN
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{\an8}We can offer some perks
if you sign with us now.
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{\an8}Well, we've already enrolled with
another insurance company.
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Can't you please reconsider, Mr. Liebert?
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We are satisfied
with our current insurance.
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And we don't have the luxury of
paying more for insurance.
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We just enrolled recently
when we moved here four years ago.
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Four years ago?
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Where did you move from?
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We lived in Brunnthal, near Mannheim.
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Brunnthal, was it?
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That's a nice place.
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Was that your hometown?
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Yes, I lived there my whole life
until moving here.
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By the way, ma'am,
do you have any kids?
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Oh, our son is currently attending
a college in Munich.
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He's a college student?
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In that case, I have
the perfect insurance for young people.
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Please, just hear me out.
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What? Well…
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This is your son?
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He's so cute.
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What's his name?
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His name is Johan.
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Would you like tea?
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Oh, please don't mind me.
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Ever since he went to college in Munich,
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we only get
the occasional phone call from him.
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That's just how boys are.
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Boring, isn't it?
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I paid them a visit, Dr. Reichwein.
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Yes, I went to Johan's house.
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Yes, it was an extremely normal home
with nothing out of the ordinary.
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I see.
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Well, what do you think, Richard?
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Well, based on my way of thinking
from my detective days,
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nothing is more suspicious
than when everything seems normal.
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I see.
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In any case, I'll try looking into
Johan's surroundings.
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I just know there's something there.
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At his preparatory school, Johan had
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everything from superior grades
to great moral conduct.
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But you know, I'm confident
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that no matter how much she grows,
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I'll recognize her right away.
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I can't imagine that baby's facegrowing up to look like Johan.
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{\an8}BRUNNTHAL TOWN HALL
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Here is the birth certificate.
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Great, thank you.
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Johan Wilhelm Liebert.
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Born on February 9, 1976.
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He was definitely born in this town.
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There's nothing out of the ordinary.
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Mr. Hertz!
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What?
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How many times must I tell you?
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No smoking in the town hall.
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Don't be so harsh. Give me an ashtray.
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No.
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There was a fire here
four years ago, remember?
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The paperwork all burned
and caused a lot of trouble.
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Did you redo
all the paperwork when that happened?
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Yes, we redid the paperwork
by having individuals fill them out.
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But we're a small town,
so that was enough to get back to normal.
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Hi, thanks for coming, Dr. Gillen.
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It's been a while, Dr. Reichwein.
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Dr. Tenma came to you
and was looking for a man named Johan?
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Yes.
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There was no proof for what he was saying.
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But if this person is the friend
who inspired Peter Jürgens,
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{\an8}the serial killer
who I am currently researching,
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then we'll have found a breakthrough
in this series of cases.
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I'm counting on you, Dr. Gillen.
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Okay, I'll get permission
to interview Jürgens as soon as possible.
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I'll show him this photo,
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and based on his reaction,
we can prove Dr. Tenma's innocence.
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He died?
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Yes.
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The real Johan Liebert born in Brunnthal
died when he was two years old.
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So, the Liebert couple took advantage of
the fire that burned the town hall records
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and refiled the papers with the stand-in
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to make it look
as if their dead son were alive?
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-I believe so.
-In that case,
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what about the person
currently living as Johan Liebert?
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Who in the world is he?
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Anyway, as I said before,
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I gave Johan's photo to Dr. Gillen.
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Let's hope an answer comes out from that.
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How about we get dinner?
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No, I have to get back.
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Come on, you still have work
after running around all day?
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No, I may be getting a phone call.
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I might be able to see my daughter again.
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Oh, really?
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It'll be fine.
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What's important is
to move forward, right?
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Hm?
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Alright, you've made a full recovery.
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Yes, hello?
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Dad? It's me.
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Rosemary.
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Yeah, I'm doing well.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, of course we can meet.
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We can meet… anytime.
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{\an8}Richard, it's Johan.
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JĂĽrgens, have you ever seen
this young man?
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Have you met him somewhere before?
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I don't know him.
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Regarding your friend, Johan,
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you said he'd only send letters
and that you never met in person, right?
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But Johan knew you very well.
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Can I borrow a pen?
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What? Oh.
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Sorry, but I'm not allowed to
hand you anything.
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I want a pen.
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The park.
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What?
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The park.
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The day after I killed someone.
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"I'm going to stop.
I'll call it quits here."
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That's what I thought
as I went to the park.
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He had many kids with him.
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Hold on,
I forgot to turn on the tape recorder.
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Can you start over?
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You should come too.
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What?
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You should come too…
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You should come too…
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You should…
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What do you want?
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We met at Mr. Schuwald's home, yes?
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I'm Johan Liebert.
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I called many times,
but you didn't pick up.
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So I came in person.
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Hello?
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Well, if it isn't Dr. Gillen.
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How did it go
after you showed Jürgens the photo?
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He died?
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Yes, just now at the hospital.
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I'm tied up here
because of the police investigation.
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All because I carelessly handed him a pen,
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an important witness ended up dead.
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But Dr. Reichwein,
there is no doubt that his suicide
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was a reaction to Johan's photo.
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I'll rush overas soon as the investigation is over.
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Okay, I'll contact Richard right away.
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Richard…
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A college report?
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Yes, I'm researching
the Convention on the Rights of the Child
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established by the U.N. in 1989.
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Would you like a drink, Richard?
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No, I'm fine.
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It seems you don't drink alcohol anymore.
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That makes sense,
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since you executed that young man
while under the influence of alcohol.
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Am I wrong?
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Right, although I was under the influence,
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I still did something unforgivable.
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That's what I want to ask you about.
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The young man you killed
was Stephen Joos, 17 years old.
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What kind of crime did he commit?
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Young man, huh?
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That young man committed
heinous crimes at the age of 17.
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Nine were raped and murdered.
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Two failed murders.
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-So you executed him?
-I didn't execute him.
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Oh, my apologies.
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By the way,
in Article 40 of the convention,
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a child is "to be presumed innocent
until proven guilty according to law."
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Did you know that?
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Yeah, I worked in
the juvenile division before.
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I see. Then there's Article 37.
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"Neither capital punishment
nor life imprisonment shall be imposed
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for offences committed by
persons below 18 years of age."
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Were you aware?
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Most of the convention
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is made up of basic human rights given to
both children and adults in this country.
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When I killed him, it wasn't an execution.
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It was a drunken mistake.
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I did something
that can never be taken back.
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I'm even being punished societally--
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Please, hold on a moment.
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I wanted to meet you
to write a report for college.
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I apologize if I've offended you.
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Shall we take a walk for some fresh air?
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Can I have this whiskey?
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The wind at night is still chilly.
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Oh, Dr. Gillen.
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I still can't get a hold of Richard.
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He said he might get to meet his daughter,
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but I doubt he'd meet her
this late at night.
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When you get a hold of him,
tell him to act carefully.
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I'm headed your way right now.
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{\an8}Do you know Stephan Joos's history?
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{\an8}I believe he lived at an orphanage
in East Berlin when he was young.
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You'll need to know more than that.
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What?
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That's a key point when talking about him.
261
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The orphanage he lived in
was a horrible place.
262
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He was truly a good kid.
263
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But imagine the terrible things
he must've faced at the orphanage
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and how badly his mental state
must have been mangled.
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Convention on the Rights
of the Child Article 6.
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"The right to life" and "the survival
and development of the child."
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Article 8, "preserving
his or her identity."
268
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Article 19, "protection from
physical or mental violence."
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Such things were futile there.
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That place was like a nightmare.
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The place called Kinderheim 511.
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Will you get to meet your daughter?
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How do you…
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How do you know that?
275
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Was the person you were
on the phone with earlier your daughter?
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Will you meet her sometime tomorrow?
277
00:19:55,152 --> 00:19:57,654
What is your objective?
278
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To write my college report.
279
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Not that.
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The objective of being with Schuwald.
281
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Who…
282
00:20:10,876 --> 00:20:13,045
Who are you?!
283
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You said you were intoxicated
and shot the young man, correct?
284
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Answer my question first.
285
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On that day, it's true
that after you killed the young man,
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you were seen drinking at a bar.
287
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But it's strange.
288
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From what I've found,
289
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not a single person saw you drinking
before you killed that young man.
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When you shot that young man,
291
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you hadn't had any alcohol, had you?
292
00:20:54,336 --> 00:20:55,420
What?
293
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You were sober.
294
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Your mind was clear.
295
00:21:00,259 --> 00:21:04,763
You decided to execute him
and pulled the trigger with a clear mind.
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Am I wrong?
297
00:21:09,518 --> 00:21:10,727
You're wrong!
298
00:21:11,895 --> 00:21:13,939
Why are you trying to forget?
299
00:21:15,482 --> 00:21:17,609
Or are you telling lies?
300
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Are you lying to others?
301
00:21:21,071 --> 00:21:23,031
Or are you lying to yourself?
302
00:21:24,574 --> 00:21:27,202
Did you confirm his crimes?
303
00:21:27,286 --> 00:21:29,830
Did you have the right to execute him?
304
00:21:30,872 --> 00:21:35,419
{\an8}Do you think you can make
your sins disappear by lying?
305
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What a serious crime.
306
00:21:44,136 --> 00:21:46,638
Is someone who committed
such a serious crime
307
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going to meet his daughter,
acting like he made a full recovery?
308
00:22:04,072 --> 00:22:04,990
How about it?
309
00:22:05,615 --> 00:22:06,658
Would you like a drink?
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00:22:12,914 --> 00:22:15,125
Gillen? Is it you, Dr. Gillen?
311
00:22:18,378 --> 00:22:19,379
It's the police.
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Your patient, Richard Braun,
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has died.
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