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Inspector.
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My guys found a third body.
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Well, I don't know
anything about that.
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We can talk, can't
we, Jose? Can talk?
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Detective Thread,
Metropolitan Police.
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I work with...
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I'm sorry.
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He fucking warned you.
Take a moment, huh?
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I am really sorry for this.
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Did he have a family?
A son, I think.
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He had a picture of
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a little boy in his wallet.
He never mentioned him.
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Maybe it was just
a picture he liked?
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Can you identify the other one?
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That's Clive Cornell, also
part of the gold robbery.
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They were looking for the
gold, this is all connected.
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You need to arrest them all.
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She must be around
here somewhere.
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Tash? Maybe she's found out
that you lost all the gold?
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I didn't lose the gold.
You let them get away.
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Anyway, we've still
got one car left.
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Yeah, where is that car
anyway? Just if we... What?
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You know, if we wanted to.
Because I was just thinking,
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maybe we should, you know,
do a run and... What?
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If we needed to go. You
know, because I've just,
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I've got a really bad
feeling about this, Albert.
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We're not leaving, just me and you
together. What are you talking about?
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What? No, I wasn't saying
that. I was saying,
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when we're all together,
later, then we'll go.
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Sorry, I thought you
were saying that me
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and you should leave together.
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No. That's not what you were
saying. No. No. But, that's.. What?
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Is that definitely
not a good idea?
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No, of course not.
Why would we do that?
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Is it worth thinking about?
It's not, Sidney. No, all right.
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That's my point, OK?
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Lorenzo, have you
seen Tash, Natasha?
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Police? Yes, Jeff.
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Why's he calling you Jeff? He
wasn't. He was saying chef.
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What the fuck's going on?
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Albert, there is something.
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Right, Theresa, can you
get them out, please?
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We need to go. Girls,
get your towels, please.
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Albert, there's something
I need to tell you.
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What? Tash.
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Ronnie. You what? Tash, Ronnie.
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I knew it, I knew it.
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An affair, with Ronnie of
all people. No, no, no.
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How long has this been going on
for? And don't lie to me, Sid.
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No, Tash...
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Yes, I know what that means.
Stop doing it in my face. No.
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She killed him,
shot him with a gun.
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So, why are you doing that
then? Why didn't you do this?
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Because that's the universal
symbol for killing someone.
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Silly, silly old Uncle Sidney,
just messing about with your dad.
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We're doing a dance.
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It was him or me.
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Oh, right, OK. So, you
thought she'd do it for you,
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because you're so pathetic?
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Pretty much, yeah.
Maybe we just, you know,
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grab the gold and run?
In the car, drive.
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No, no, we're not driving. We're
not running anyway in the car, OK?
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Just stop talking and let me
think. I need to think of a plan.
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I'm doing a dainty wash, if
you need your smalls doing.
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Yeah, they're
upstairs in my room.
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Also, you getting any more
beers from the supermarket?
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There's beers in the fridge,
mate. You're a piss-taker,
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you are, Phil. A living,
breathing piss-taker.
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I'll be wiping your
cherry arse, like.
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Bluebottles.
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Fucking bluebottles. What?
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Bluebottles over the horizon.
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We've got to go.
We've got to go now.
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What, go now? Yeah.
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Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. No,
I'm more heavy set than you.
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I'll tumble down there
like a fucking boulder.
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You've got thick ankles.
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And thin legs and a big old
torso. I'll snap like a cracker.
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Please don't be a fanny.
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OK, you ready? One,
two, three. Urgh.
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You all right? Yeah. That was
high, though, mate. That was high.
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I've done myself a
mischief on my willy.
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DOOR OPENS
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My name is Detective
Yasmin Thread.
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I've been investigating
the Newham Gold Robbery
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with my partner, DCI Saunders.
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Stop talking.
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I was doing my job.
Doing your job.
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A good man's died
because of you.
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Wasn't my fault.
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This all revolves around you.
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Albert, he ain't got a clue.
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Your brother is a fucking moron,
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and those other two, well.
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This was always you.
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This is out of control now,
and I'm your last hope.
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The Guarda found another body.
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Ronnie Gatlin.
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So, what happened
out there, Tash?
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Shit.
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Albert, so good to see you.
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Have you heard? Tasha's missing.
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My sources tell me she has
been arrested for murder.
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I'm so sorry, Albert.
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OK, so, what are
we going to then?
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Um, are we gonna pay someone off or
have you got someone on the inside,
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someone you know? Is it? How does
this work? I don't even know.
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Please, I'm just a business man.
There's only so much I can do.
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Please, I've got
no-one else to help me.
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There's still gold?
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No, there's no gold left.
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We did a deal with the
Colombians, Pablo Escobar,
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and it was for cocaine,
and they took everything,
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and they just knocked us.
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Cocaine? Pablo Escobar? I know.
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Scheiss, mensch.
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We do not deal with
such men, Albert.
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I don't know what came over me.
It's this gold, it's cursed.
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The White Elephant. Yeah.
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Are you aware of the
famous phrase, huh?
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Yeah, of course, the
elephant in the room.
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No, Albert.
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If something is
a white elephant,
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the great kings of Siam
used to gift white elephants
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to anyone in their kingdom
who displeased them.
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See, the cost and upkeep
was way out of proportion to
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the elephant's worth,
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resulting in ruin and
downfall for the recipient.
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You see, Albert,
with white elephants,
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although rare and precious,
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they're useless in the
wrong person's hands.
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Is that... is that the?
Um, the elephant is...
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Is it the... The gold.
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It is the gold. Yeah, no,
I was... I wasn't sure,
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whether I'm the elephant
in this scenario.
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No, Albert, what I'm trying to say
is you're better off without it.
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Yeah, no, I really enjoy
phrases and German sayings,
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but, um, it's just
quite confusing,
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as to how that all
links with helping Tash.
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You may have to accept
your wife's situation.
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But you can save
your children. OK.
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We need to minimise damage. OK.
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The police will seize all
your properties. Really?
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As part-owner, you can
sign over to me, for cash.
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And once this has all died
down, I can sell it back to you.
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Oh. It's a way to
protect your money.
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OK. So, that's... yeah,
thank you. I'll, just.
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Um, is this definitely
the best way to go, yes?
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Yeah. Just because usually
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Tash makes all my
decisions for me.
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So really appreciate you
doing what you can to help.
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Now, you must go to your
children. Yeah, OK, sure.
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And make your escape.
Yeah, OK, fine. So.
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OK, so, take this? OK.
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Well, thank you so much.
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I deal with many unique figures,
Pablo Escobar is one of a kind.
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See ya.
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PAGER BEEPS
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PAGERS BEEP
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Hold on, I'm... I'm buzzing,
mate. Are you buzzing?
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I thought I just needed a piss.
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Did you find Tash?
She's been arrested.
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What? For killing Ronnie.
What, Ronnie's dead?
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Yeah, but that was self-defence.
Yeah, defending you.
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No, defending all of us, really, in a
roundabout sort of way, if you think about it.
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Anyway, this is not about
blame. What did the Baptist say?
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He's done us over. Fuck
sake. Fucking slippery Kraut.
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He's behind the
Colombians knocking us.
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Say what now? How's that work?
Right, we're going there right now.
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Yeah, well, about that. He
made me sign over everything.
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The hotel, all our properties.
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Your beach bar. The
beach bar as well?
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Yes, your bar. He did
some German sayings at me,
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and gave me a
suitcase full of cash.
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He bought us out? How much?
I dunno. You didn't count it?
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I didn't count it, because
it felt weird at the time.
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Woah, woah, woah,
woah, woah, woah.
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Woah, now, let me get
my loaf around this.
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Are you telling me you sold
everything what we own for
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an undisclosed amount of cash
and a tiny little suitcase?
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We should count it.
Shall we? Hold on.
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Are you certain the
Baptist is behind this?
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Yes, I saw the Colombian's
boat at his gaff.
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There's a private little beach.
He was unloading cocaine off it.
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As soon as I saw that,
I started thinking
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he's got to, my mind started.
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I ain't staying there. That is
suspicious. That is suspicious, mate.
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Phil, you've got to say, mate. It
is suspicious. I'm not having this.
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We need to go and
take back what's ours.
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He's got a army. Well,
I'm not gonna give up.
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I hate bullies.
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Ever since Tony Clarke
humiliated me in middle school.
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Can't have bullies.
Now's not the time, mate.
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It's just the time.
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Because whether it's one of your classmates
pulling your underpants down at sports day,
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or it's an international drug
dealer taking all your cocaine
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and all your money,
bullies shouldn't win.
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Yes, exactly.
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I am not walking away from this with
nothing, I'll tell you that now.
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Tell you what, if he wants
fucking war, yeah. That's it.
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If he want fucking war,
we'll bring it to him.
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Let's have it. We'll have
this. He can have it that way.
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Won't we all. We having it boy?
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Are we going to have it, Albert?
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It's the end of the
road for me, boys.
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What? I've got
something I need to do.
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I've got to protect my girls,
got to make sure they're safe.
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You boys go ahead, you know?
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Get the gold, the cocaine,
whatever you want.
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Um, it all sounds really
exciting and you know
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I'd love to be a part of it,
but it's an adios from me.
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Adios, mate.
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Won't be the same
with you, mate.
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Take the suitcase. You sure?
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I'll see you boys on the
other side. All right, then.
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Not death, just more in
the near future. See ya.
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Albert? Yes, mate?
Keep your pager on.
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Always.
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Let's go and make some
fucking sauerkraut.
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What we doing now? What
do we do now, mate?
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Does anybody have
a pencil and paper?
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No. What for? To draw a map of
the layout of the buildings.
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The only lead I've brought
to the party is this.
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That's very cool. What
was that, Scarface?
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No, that's my own.
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I like that, mate. That was fucking
cool. Yeah, it's good, innit?
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That's very cool. Yeah,
just thought of it.
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I think I'm filling up. I
think the safest bet would be
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for me to run straight
round the back there,
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directly down towards the boats,
and you guys create a diversion.
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OK, you run to the boat.
Yeah. But you wait.
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Yeah. Five minutes.
Five minutes, yeah.
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Oh, for, er, the only thing is,
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my watch hasn't been working
since I was thrown into
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the sea by the Colombians.
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Let me show you, there's
an old trick you can do.
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One tea and crisps.
Two tea and crisps.
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I'm not doing that.
Three tea and crisps.
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I'm not saying "tea and crisps."
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That is an old naval
trick. Napoleon used it.
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Napoleon didn't have crisps.
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Right, listen, you
meet us at the boat.
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I'm trusting you.
Let's do this, boys.
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The other hand. The other hand.
I've got a hand on the gun.
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Put your hand in. Fuck
sake. Good shit. OK.
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What is it?
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Diversion. Diversion. Oh.
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Fuck me, that was loud,
mate. I killed one of them.
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What are we gonna do now?
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We've got to fucking run. We
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We are under attack.
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One tea and crisps,
two tea and crisps.
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Six tea and crisps,
seven tea and crisps.
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Oh, mate.
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OK, on my signal, you run.
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Wait, what are you... Mick.
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GUNSHOTS CONTINUE
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Why did you run?
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You said to me, to run.
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You said run. No, I
was fucking reloading.
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I didn't give you
the action to run.
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So fucking confusing.
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78 tea and crisps, 79 tea...
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Fucking hell.
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Is it bad?
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No, it's gone straight
through you. Everything?
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I know it sounds bad,
but that's a good thing.
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I took a lover in jail, Phil.
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Yeah? OK. Needs must, mate.
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Hot, steamy bunk
room sex, it was.
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Beautiful and disgusting,
all at the same time.
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Don't think now's the right time
to have this conversation, mate.
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I think you need to speak
to a priest or a doctor.
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It's been an honour
to serve you, Captain.
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Mick, I need you to run.
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I can't run.
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00:20:21,120 --> 00:20:23,039
No, it's an order. I
can't run, I can't.
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You can, you're not going
to die. I am dying. Sorry?
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00:20:25,200 --> 00:20:26,400
This is death. It's not.
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I think it's say hello
to my little friend time.
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Is that Scarface? Yeah.
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I need to see that movie.
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I'm going to run,
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I'm going to fucking shoot
the fuck out of these cunts.
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You're going to follow me, OK?
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Sidney? Sidney? Sid.
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00:21:07,000 --> 00:21:10,479
I knew it, he's a fucking rat.
I told you not to trust him.
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We could make a swim for
it, Phil, mate. Swim where?
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Well, it can't end like this.
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Sidney. Hey. Sidney. Sidney. Sidney.
See? I told you, mate. He's a good egg.
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Sidney. Sidney, mate.
Sidney. Sidney. Mate.
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Ahoy there.
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It's time to do a deal, Tash.
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I'll tell you. I'll
tell you what happened.
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Clive killed Ronnie,
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because he found out he was
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the one who brought us out here
to Spain, didn't like that.
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He poisoned him, and then
he shot him, the sick fuck.
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Then he came to the villa
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and asked me to take him
to where the gold was.
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I didn't know
anything about that.
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So, he took me to where
Ronnie was buried.
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Told me I was next, made
me dig my own grave.
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I thought I was going to die,
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but then Saunders came
along and he saved me.
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Clive shot him, but
Saunders shot him back.
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I had nothing to
do with any of it.
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KNOCKING ON DOOR
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Sorry. She's free to go.
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What do you mean? The killer,
he's handed himself in.
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You want to make
a full confession?
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Yeah, yeah. Whatever you're saying
she's done, it was actually me.
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OK, Albert Fantoni, I am arresting
you for the three murders.
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Mm-mm, no. Sorry, you just said
three. It was... it was one murder.
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Three. Mm-mm, no. Three murders.
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You keep saying three, it's one.
Pretty sure it was one murder.
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You said you did everything
your wife did. Yes, yes,
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which I thought was one.
So, now, it changed.
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That is three bodies, murder.
One murder, one murder.
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Are you... are you sure
it's three murders?
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Albert didn't realise it then,
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but they had absolutely
nothing on us.
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His sweetest gesture was
undoubtedly his most stupid.
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As for the rest of us,
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we just disappeared into
the sunset, of sorts.
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00:23:49,320 --> 00:23:54,320
We still had one last carful of gold
and our lives, or so we thought.
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