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That motherfucker.

I've known all along he is a scoundrel.

You and Christina... How did that come to be?

Things are to change.

-He wants to do in the Reptile. -Who's that?

The big boss! No one has ever seen his face.

As I told that professor of ciminology...

who had visited us that night...

only that made Manthos and me happy.

Which professor visited you that night?

Are you confident the tattoos are the killer's work?

A cell phone was found in the car...

and we verified it belonged to Isavella Voura.

In the car trunk, we also found pieces of Ludwika Bozena's nails.

A mail was sent to the university...

by Aristotelis, nominating Ilias as a candidate...

for the position of dean.

I want to read that mail.

I'll have Ioulia send it over.

Thank you, Chief.

I want to meet the Reptile.

Keep your voice down. Are you mad?

I'll make you an offer and if you take it...

this video will be sent to the police.

Hey, Dimitris. What about Marianna?

What is she hiding?

By that time, get out and don't show up again...

neither you nor that degerate ape you drag along.

What did you call Karim?

I called you a degenerate...

CHAPTER 7 THE THREE PACKAGES

-What have you done, you moron? -That woman was a racist.

Are you thinking straight, you jerk?

You've ruined us, asshole! Can't you see that?

Do you realise you fucked us up? You've just killed us!

You killed our trump card!

She called Karim an ape.

-Are you an ape? -I'm not.

-Do you feel like one? -I don't.

Fuck that, then! You fucked us up, you dickhead!

Karim, we never betray our own people. Never!

We didn't kill her, boss.

-Come again? -She vanished.

No one knows. Replace her with one of your own.

This is a threat.

He wants me to stop meddling or I'll share the same fate.

-Are you sure? -You've seen the note.

I've told you all I know, so...

-What do you suggest? -No idea.

I almost got killed in my previous case.

Got to be cautious.

Should I talk to Pantelis?

Don't drag him into this yet.

I'd better show it to Dimitris and see what he has to say.

Anything around Athens?

Okay.

Nothing here in Athens.

An area in Patras is being cemented come morning.

-We must leave. -Okay.

-What? -You have a visitor.

A cop.

Clear. He's leaving.

When we go out, grab the cleaners...

come up and wipe the place clean.

-Gripas? -I'm listening.

-Vanortas wants to see me. -When?

Now.

You should go.

-What about here? -Don't fret.

We'll take care of it. Go.

But I must tell him something.

If I give him nothing, he'll be onto me.

-I must give him something. -Then, give.

-Whom? -Give him the Reptile.

-Are you joking? -Tell him about the Reptile...

and bring up the name Simopoulos. Iasonas Simopoulos.

Still here, Martha? Haven't you left yet?

-I have to tell you about my case. -Not now.

-Has Pantelis come? -Are you expecting him?

Yes, I had him bring in...

this woman.

The university secretary? What for?

Hopefully, I'll find out when we meet.

Have you brought her?

Didn't find her. She's not answering her phone.

-Did you check her house? -Just now. No one there.

Go to the university in the morning.

-Done. -I've heard...

that you're getting intimate with that reporter...

Christina Stergiou.

-Am I under surveillance? -You are not.

-But be careful what you tell her. -Don't worry, Chief.

Christina is okay.

I'll introduce you, so that you put your mind at ease.

Or, even better, you take Eleni...

I'll take Christina and let's go on a double date some time.

Goodnight, Martha. See you tomorrow.

What was all this about?

Look, Martha, about Eleni...

I saw you too, Nikos.

You're doing it again. You complicate things...

and leave them complicated...

until it all blows up or you give up.

You haven't changed at all.

What's up, officer?

The usual, Meletis. All good, how about you?

-You wanted to see me. -Indeed.

-Tell me. -What?

I don't know, a Christmas story.

Need I remind you of our deal?

But... there's no movement in the market.

I've told you everything.

So, nothing has been going on all this time.

No, it's pretty quiet.

Quiet?

Right.

Hey, hey!

You want to play with me, little shit?

-Wasn't I clear from the start? -Are you crazy?

Where are the two bodies you said we wouldn't find?

Wait. They work with a building contractor...

and when he builds something, instead of a rooster...

they sacrifice the occasional Panagiotis or Ronis.

-The contractor's name? -I don't know.

-What do you know? -I told you.

Listen.

We had a deal and you didn't honour it.

-Seven years it is... -No, no! Okay, wait!

The kingpin.

-What kingpin? -The boss, the one who runs it all.

-Who is it? -No idea, we haven't seen him.

-Are you fucking with me again? -No, I swear to God.

-Leave God out of this. Talk. -Listen to me.

He's known as "the Reptile". No one has seen him.

But there are stories, none of which is pleasant.

How does he find you?

He has his lawyer gather us and give us the orders.

Does that lawyer have a name or do they call him the "Mammal"...

and he gives the orders to the "Insect", the "Anteater"...

-He has a name. -Say it.

They'll kill me, Vanortas.

Then, let's get you locked up for seven years...

so that no one kills you from the outside.

Iasonas Simopoulos!

When you get the file, forward it to me immediately.

Alright?

-Come. -You asked for me?

I did.

Faroupos called me.

Velissaratos' lawyer?

-We haven't bothered him. -I know.

He says his client wants to talk to Dimitris Lainis...

for something urgent.

-Did he say what about? -He doesn't know.

Velissaratos told him it's a matter of life and death.

-Any ideas? -No.

I'll have one of my people get a tapped phone to Lainis...

so that we hear the conversation. Can you contact the prison warden?

I didn't get that. Can you repeat your request?

Yes, I'll have one of my people take a cell phone... to Lainis.

-Can you contact the prison warden? -I'll arrange it.

That's why I wanted your opinion.

Christina is afraid the Medusa is connected to the killer.

These tattoos...

are not a killer's signature.

It's something else.

There are two victims, two killers...

Ilias and I and a common signature...

the Medusa.

It makes no sense...

given that I'm one of the killer and I know I haven't done it.

Besides, everything was rushed in Isavella's murder case.

There's no way they had time to kill...

and tattoo her.

Good morning. Captain Martha Karra...

-here for inmate Dimitris Lainis. -I've been notified.

I'm aware, but you have to wait a little...

because he's got a visitor.

-Anything else you need? -Yes.

I want you to have Christina acquire...

Aristotelis Adamantinos' medical file...

from the hospital he died in.

I've written down his and the hospital's name.

Tonia...

How is she?

Is she OK?

She's a little freaked out and misses you a lot.

I miss her too...

a lot.

Tell her.

Good morning, Mr. Lainis.

-I don't know if you remember me... -I do, officer.

Mr. Velissaratos would like to contact you.

He forwarded his request to us through his lawyer...

so that we bring you the cell he's going to call you on.

Why would he do that? There are phones in here.

Why pull this whole stunt? Just to speak with me?

I can't say. I was only told to bring the cell.

May we proceed?

Please.

Ready when you are, Chief.

Hi, Ilias.

I'm trying to get through with everything going on in here.

What is it? I'm listening.

Have you talked to anyone else?

No one?

Accept the offer, Ilias.

What's best for you is to accept and I think it will work out.

Bye.

Done?

The woman who visited you is your partner?

No, just an acquaintance.

Good morning, girls.

Ms. Marouda, a gentleman is in the meeting room.

-Who? -He didn't say.

-Might want to surprise you. -Right.

Please, find what you can about an Iasonas Simopoulos.

There's a dozen of them. Anything more we know about him?

-Lawyer. -I'm prising it out of you, Chief.

Iasonas Simopoulos, lawyer, in Athens. There's only one.

-Find out as much as you can. -Okay.

Let me hear the conversation between Lainis and Velissaratos.

Are you mad? What are you doing here?

My fair lady...

I suddenly had an overwhelming urge to see you...

so I came, you know, uninvited.

How else would I find you?

And what's this for?

That's exactly the point. We don't have that anymore.

You know, things change.

And when things change, old things are dispensed with.

I'm in charge now.

From this moment...

you'll be using this.

Couldn't you have Meletis bring it or meet me somewhere?

You had to come at the police station?

People...

People should meet in person, sweety...

and talk face to face. That's what humanity means.

So, I came to bring it myself, see you in the process...

and so that you realise that Gripas is not a coward.

If, for example, an associate rats him out...

he will find them.

-Is anyone displeased with me? -Anyone?

Who's "anyone"? Things changed. You mean, am I displeased?

So be it.

Are you?

How could I say such a thing about you?

No. You are always immaculate.

In everything.

Good. Then get out of here now.

Now!

I gave the hospital info to Sofoklis.

He's well-connected in it.

Good. Let's call.

-Is Lainis sure about this? -He is.

Okay.

Are you Christina the dziennikarz?

"Tzenikas"?

-The ropert... -Yes, the reporter. That's me.

-What's your name? -Ivanka.

Ivanka, good. Could you help me with the Medusa?

The Meduza. Yes, I can.

I have one, too. I got it with Ludwika.

-You knew Ludwika? -Tak.

Ludwika's boyfriend was a university professor...

and Isavella offered to help Ludwika.

Which professor was Ludwika's boyfriend?

Not over the phone.

I'll send you a message and you'll ask for an appointment.

Ask for Svetlana.

-And... -Yes? Tell me.

No police.

Hello?

-Why did you hang up? -Better get a man to talk.

In a flash. What do you think?

Aristotelis Adamantinos' hospital admission report...

-and death certificate. -You rock.

-I need one more thing. -Tell me.

I'll call this number and you will ask for Svetlana.

-Who? -No time to explain. Take it.

Say that the connection broke.

-What should I say? -Improvise.

You better not end up in a hospital again.

Svetlana.

Hello?

-Good evening. -Good evening.

Sorry about earlier. The connection broke.

Could I make an appointment with Ms. Svetlana?

Naturally, with our Svetlana. At your place or hers?

-Hers. -For how long?

A couple of hours.

One hour of incall costs 200 euros and two hours 350.

-One hour. -And what time?

-Can I come now? -I'm afraid not.

Svetlana starts at 10:00 p.m.

Margo is available right now.

She's excellent...

and her special services cost extra 80 euros.

No, no. I'd rather go with Ms. Svetlana.

Svetlana it is.

You're the first appointment for tonight.

This is the girl's hotel information.

I need your full attention.

I'd like to update you on the information we have.

And then I'm going to the Commissioner.

We know the organisation we have been keeping tabs on...

is mainly into prostitution.

We also know that it's associated with the university in a way.

But we still don't know how.

When I asked you why we're dealing...

with your DEA obsession, why didn't you say so?

I barely had evidence and I was uncertain.

Is the university definitely involved?

Yes, it is.

So, we know the organisation has only one boss.

Everyone calls him "the Reptile".

No one has ever seen him apart from this man.

Iasonas Simopoulos, lawyer. No criminal record.

Absolutely no incriminating evidence against him.

According to my sources...

Simopoulos conveys all the orders to the organisation...

and is the only person to have seen the Reptile.

We found this photo in Isavella Voura's cell phone.

It's from the day she got the same tattoo as Ludwika...

the Medusa.

The girl who took the photo?

Sadly, the content of her cell didn't provide more clues.

Further investigation showed...

Ludwika Bozena first came to Greece illegally 2.5 years ago.

She was arrested for prostitution six months later and was deported.

Therefore, Ludwika was a prostitute...

she was deported and came back after a while as a student.

Right.

The organisation got wind of it, forced her to start again...

she refused and got killed?

-And Isavella? -No history of prostitution.

Nothing of the sort.

And scouring the server of the university...

a financial scandal is ruled out.

Might the connection be young students being approched...

driven to prostitution and should they refuse...

Isn't that possible?

Everything is possible, Pantelis.

I'd also like to inform you about a video...

in the hands of Velissaratos.

What video?

I was driving around Chalandri today.

I passed by a ballet school and was gazing at your niece.

I was impressed by the striking similarity...

when your sister picked her up. She looks like you.

Can we involve no one else in our negotiation?

-Negotiation? -Yes, let's negotiate.

As you wish. Let's negotiate.

I've got two phones here.

One can send the vindicating video to the police.

The other can issue the order...

to have your sister and niece brought to your house...

into little pieces.

I will keep their heads intact, so that you can identify them.

Start negotiating. Which button do I press?

-Please, can't we... -Will you do as I ask? Yes or no?

I reckon it will happen soon. What I'd like you to tell me...

is if we're okay regarding the three packages.

Everything is set. They are waiting for my call.

You do realise you've overstepped all boundaries.

Both regulatory and moral.

Yes, I do.

And do you realise that if anything goes wrong...

you're in for disciplinary punishment and discharge at best?

I realise that too.

Yes? Come in, Apostolos.

How are you, Commissioner? I've been asked to come.

-By me, Brigadier General. -What for, officer?

-Because you're in great danger. -Me? How?

-Good evening. -Room 102.

It's 50 euros.

-Just the two of you? -Yes, why?

You think we can't handle it?

No, no. Apologies. To each their own.

-Do I know you? -I don't think so.

I would remember such beauty.

Don't move an inch from the reception desk.

Ivanka?

Hello, Christina.

Wait, slow down. I don't understand.

What did you say?

Are you insane?

Okay, don't... Don't move a muscle!

Lock the door and don't go out until I come.

Make sure not to go out. I'm coming.

What happened?

Straight to my office. Do not stop anywhere no matter what.

Is that clear?

The first package is on the way.

Hello, Pantelis? When?

Go and I'll send backup and a Forensics squad.

I believe you, Pantelis. Take her and come here pronto.

What's wrong? Come in.

We've received a video, Chief. You must watch it at once.

-With Isavella Voura's murder? -Yes.

-I should leave, Comissioner. -Go.

It's me. Bring the second and the third package immediately.

Where's Simopoulos, Doctor?

He's inside. Take off your shoes and go in.

Do I look like Japanese?

Fuck you, man.

Acting the boss, barking orders.

Keep us safe.

Welcome.

-Is he here? -Who?

The Reptile.

-You? -What about me?

-Are you the Reptile? -No, Gripas. I'm not.

Right. Where is he?

Are you so naive that you think...

you would see the Reptile, without us having a word first?

Okay, I'm listening.

-Would you like a drink? -Are you drinking whiskey?

Only a thug like you would call this simply "whiskey".

Fetch a glass and have a sit.

Cheers.

You are damn right. Your whiskey is the shit.

Is this boat yours?

Boat? No, everything belongs to the Reptile.

Listen, Gripas. You have no idea what you're getting yourself into.

I've heard that over and over again, Simopoulos.

-You think I'll back down? -You're impulsive.

Relax and don't jump the gun.

Relax.

Your business without someone like me is pointless.

Is that so?

Assuming you raise the money, how will you legalise it?

For black money to circulate has to be made legal.

I know the ropes with offshore companies...

real estate, assets, yachts, cars, front businesses...

and most importantly...

cash.

Are you wondering how I know all this, Gripas?

Because I've set all that up.

How much do you want, Simopoulos?

I have been working under the Reptile for 15 years.

You're selling him out after 15 years?

I'm doing no such thing.

I told him you wanted to meet him and he accepted.

You two will talk in private...

and I will wait for the one who emerges victorious...

from the meeting, so that I can carry on with my work.

Tell me what you want, Simopoulos!

Get it over with the Reptile and then we'll talk.

When am I to meet him?

-When you come round. -You fucking old bag...

Always careless.

Are you crazy?

I apologised. What else do you want?

You almost got fucking killed the last time.

Use your head and stay out of our way.

That's what I want.

Who's that with you?

Chief, a girl's body was found in the hotel.

-You already said that. -But I didn't say...

that she had the Medusa tattoo on her neck.

Like Ludwika and Isavella.

Where is Christina?

In the interrogation room, as per protocol.

Good. Let's go.

-Are you okay, Eleni? -I am.

Apostolos, you're here?

-Chief? -Let's go.

Gripas, your request has been granted.

Where is Mariannas' body?

I have no idea. I didn't have her killed.

We can replace her.

Right.

-Listen to me, Simopoulos. -No need to.

You'll tell the Reptile.

Everyone falls in line before the leader.

You?

Come in.

-He's outside. May he come in? -Yes.

The second package is here. Let me know, when you're ready.

Come in.

Come in.

From what I've seen and heard, you don't stay still, Ms. Stergiou.

-Come in. -The third package is here, Chief.

Shall we go to the investigation room?

Tell him to come in.

Dimitris? What's this about?

In due time, officer. Please sit, Mr. Lainis.

Nice, nice.

Why are you wearing gloves? Will you do the laundry?

You bitches tied me up. Untie me, so that I...

Did she tell you which professor was Ludwika's boyfriend?

No. She didn't want to say more over the phone...

and asked us not to involve the police.

As I told you, we went to the hotel to meet her...

but it was too late.

So, Ivanka gave you three clues.

Firstly, she shares the same tattoo as Ludwika.

Secondly, Ludwika did have a relationship with a professor.

Thirdly, Isavella wanted to help Ludwika.

Right.

Did she tell you why Isavella wanted to help Ludwika?

She didn't.

We recently found out that Ludwika Bozena...

was arrested for illegal entry into the country and prostitution.

About two and a half years ago.

She was later deported...

and returned to Greece as a student.

She might have returned to start a new life.

The organisation got wind of it...

and forced her to get her old job back.

You've just said...

"we went to the hotel, but it was too late".

Who did you go with?

A friend.

Where is that friend?

She got scared and before I realised what had happened...

I turned to her and she was gone.

But there's one more important thing I have to say.

Mr. Lainis had me find information...

on the hospital Ar. Adamantinos was admitted and met his destiny.

Here's all the info.

PATIENT HISTORY

Hello.

We've got a problem.

I've just been told Lainis has been released.

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