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Hi, it's me. Yeah, I'm at a dance club too.

There's a crowd here, and some of the guys look great!

I'd join you, but I don't know where this club of yours is.

I do.

See you later, I guess. Bye.

Is it far from here?

No, just a few minutes. I live in the area.

You are so kind.

I'm sorry for being a bother.

My boyfriend will be there. I'm going to surprise him.

Of course.

Hey, where are we going?

Where are we going?

To the dance club.

No! Stop it!

Stop doing that!

Stop it!

Go back and let me out! This Isn't the road to the club!

Go back and let me out, I said! Stop acting crazy!

Stop the car!

Done, I've stopped it.

You're crazy! Take your hands off me!

Help!

Help!

Help!

Help!

No!

No...

Seven murders in a single year. Always with the same style.

We can't get to the bottom of it. One darned tough investigation.

Hello?

Give me the address.

Good.

I noticed her because she made it sound as if she was calling from a dance club.

She was pretty.

I'd easily recognize the man who offered her a ride.

His car was a...

I forgot something.

Bye, Uncle Herbert.

Who's there?

I left my cigarettes on the studio desk.

Did you find your cigarettes?

Of course, darling. See you later.

I'd like to retire for the evening. Is there anything you need, Ma'am?

No, thanks. You can go now.

Good night, Ma'am.

I said I'm fine. You can go.

I know her. Yeah, I know her.

Thing is, I don't remember how we met and where.

Make an effort, Dr. Lyutak.

We can use even the smallest clue.

Why don't you give me some hints?

You have sought me out dozens of times for opinions...

... on the psychological nature of certain crimes.

I'd be more than glad to help you solving this case.

It's him! Yes, I recognize him! It's him, no doubt about it!

I still remember how he glanced at her. This is the man, I recognize him!

Me? What are you talking about?

Dr. Lyutak, this man stated that he saw you and the victim...

... leaving his bar the night of the murder.

Oh, that's right, now I remember!

It was the girl who made a phone call. I gave her a ride to a dance club.

I live in that area.

- Hello? - I'll be home tomorrow.

They're still investigating, because I knew...

The girl murdered near the stream.

Yes, the girl murdered near the stream.

I'll stay up and wait for you.

I'll wait for you.

Somebody help me, please! I'm being followed, I'm scared!

I need your exact whereabouts, Miss. This is a newsroom.

I'm not familiar with this area, but it's close to the lake. Call the police!

I'm scared...

I'm scared!

Help me! Help me, please!

Stay on the phone! Stay on the phone!

Call the police on the other line. They can trace the phone booth.

I'm scared.

No...

Do something!

He's here! He's going to...

It's on the way to the lake!

I won't be able to defend myself!

Help me! Call the police!

Call the...

Help me!

Try to scare him, Miss! Try to scare him away!

Shout that the police are coming!

No! No!

Hello? Hello? Say something, Miss!

No!

Answer me, Miss!

The police have located the phone booth!

Let's hope they'll get there in time!

Do you think the same killer did it, Doctor?

Odd, indeed.

They all seem to come from the same mold.

An evil mold inserted into the human brain by Nature or some disease.

All four of you were in the area where the murder was committed.

Without any valid reason and without any ID.

I told you and I'll say it again!

The place was dark and I was just relieving myself!

Even if none of you did it, you must have heard some noise or her screams!

I heard the police sirens, and then somebody smacked me on the nose!

They thought I was making a run for it,

but I was just getting up after taking a dump!

The evidence is still there, assuming you haven't stepped in it!

This bloodstain did not come from your nose.

It's nose blood, I tell yal

- Does your blood drip so far down? - Yeah, what else?

You're the unlicensed parking valet at the dance club, if I'm not mistaken.

The club where you took the girl who was murdered five days ago?

That's the one.

Another murder.

It's uncanny, it happened right during my meeting with Inspector Edwards.

I was worried about you.

You giving a ride to that girl made me worry like crazy.

Don't forget I'm Dr. Herbert Lyutak, my dear.

A man worth his salt, even the police know that.

I love you madly.

And I love you even more every second that passes, Herbert.

Which part of your body lights up with love, Marzia?

Herbert... Herbert...

Here?

Or here?

I love you, Herbert.

Here, perhaps.

Or here?

Goddamit...

Trying to open the gate?

You son of a...

We had enough elements to detain him.

Sure, but I'll have the guy tailed to get some concrete evidence to nail him.

These people are always planning something, their minds are obsessed!

No, Herbert!

No!

No...

I just woke up from a terrible nightmare.

No, I can't do it. I love you.

I don't want to harm you.

I could never do it! Never!

I'm yours.

You can do whatever you want to me.

Marzia, I wrote you a card.

For our wedding anniversary.

Yesterday I forgot to give it to you.

Here.

You are my wife. I love you and you love me.

Alas, I'm an impotent lunatic. Let's break up, Marzia.

I don't want you to be unhappy, and I don't want to hurt you.

You can start your life anew. I'm no good as a man.

I'm a scientist, yes, but my wife is still a virgin,

and with utter sadness in my heart I ask you to break up.

I don't want to harm you. I love you.

I'll stay with you. I love you just the way you are.

You don't know what I'm like.

I can't tell you everything, Marzia.

Every day you spend with me becomes more dangerous for you.

You can do anything you want to me.

But I will stay with you.

Maybe the nightmare I just had showed me the truth about you.

But I love you just the way you are.

I love you.

Herbert... I love you, Herbert.

I don't want to break up with you, Herbert.

I love you just the way you are.

What are you afraid of? I love you. I am yours.

I am yours.

Herbert, don't. Don't do this...

No!

Herbert!

You hyena! I'm sick of you, Herbert!

Hyena! You're nothing but a hyena!

Enough! Enough, Herbert! You are a hyena! A hyena!

Inspector Edwards? This is Herbert Lyutak.

I think tonight we'll be able to catch the murderer in the act.

- I have a man following him day and night. - Following who?

That parking valet from the club.

Oh, right. I have done some investigating on my own.

A metereopsychic investigation, as a matter of fact.

I believe I have guessed the time and place of the next crime.

If my prediction is correct,

he will hit in an hour at the park's swimming pool.

Will you be there as well, Herbert?

Yes, I deluded myself into believing I could cure this person.

I know him.

I thought a biochemical and chromosomal analysis could help him.

Alas, I did not succeed.

It's better to put an end to this, believe me.

Herbert, stay with me and let the police handle it.

I cannot miss it, Marzia!

That man could even Kill the person he loves!

There's even a chance he could cowardly retract his confession.

I must get him to confess tonight.

He wouldn't be able to retract anything if we catch him in the act.

It sounds like you're talking about yourself, Herbert.

No, but we could say that I'm talking about a dear friend of mine,

who grants himself certain liberties from time to time.

Stay with me, Herbert. I am yours.

Do what you want to me, but let's stay here together.

You don't need a useless man like me for a husband.

Inspector Edwards speaking. I want four men in two unmarked cars.

I need to know if our bait girl is already on the scene. Over and out.

I need you here, stay in touch with the other agents.

- All right. - We'll use three owl whistles as a signal.

That's Dr. Lyutak, one of us.

Go away, Herbert! Go away!

It's you, Dr. Lyutak.

Were you waiting for somebody else?

For that individual you've told us about.

I feel so sorry that the police chose you.

You are so young.

I'm not afraid, just a bit on my toes.

But I feel much safer knowing you're here.

You are right.

Working with someone you know is more amusing.

What the...

What's going on?

Over there! The scream came from there!

Those are the officers' cars! They're leaving us behind.

Don't leave me alone, Doctor.

There! Stop the car!

I won't leave you alone.

Fear has filled your eyes with a strange desire...

I still have that cry stuck in my mind. I want to scream.

You will, but now is not the right time.

You have such a striking and bright glow in your eyes.

The inspector needs you, Doctor.

- I don't want to stay here alone. - Join us, then.

I don't know and haven't seen anything! I have nothing to do with this!

I even showed up myself, write that in your report!

Search this place down to a T, understand?

I'm waiting for the forensics team to finish their job.

All our officers are searching the area.

I even showed up voluntarily, ya know.

I foresaw everything, both the place and the time.

But one detail about the killer has eluded me for a second time.

Once again he didn't murder whom I had foreseen as the victim.

Someone is anticipating his moves.

What were you doing here?

You had to be in this very park, huh?

Is that forbidden or something? Besides, I was following the girl.

You...

I could even tell you how many cigarettes she's smoked.

I know her from the dance club!

A pretty gal, ya know. She's got a great pair of legs, Inspector.

She's beautiful and alive!

Yup, the one I was following is alive!

Fuck off. Write that in your report!

I wonder how much longer she'll remain alive, if you keep on following her.

You have foreseen everything, Doctor. An incredible feat.

You were just wrong about the location, but only by 500 or 600 meters.

Who were you after, though?

Do you have someone in mind? A name?

Maybe him. He's always on the scene of the murders, oddly enough.

You're always there as well, incidentally.

Isn't that strange, huh?

Our search went nowhere.

Looks like the only people in that park were us and that poor woman.

The murder weapon doesn't exist.

It does exist!

There must be a knife, given that someone was stabbed to death!

How did you know she was stabbed if her wounds were covered when you arrived?

Another mystery of his personality.

Hello?

Yes, this is the Lyutak residence. I'm Mrs. Lyutak.

I'd like to speak to Professor Lyutak. It's utterly urgent.

Herbert is not home. You can leave me your phone number.

8-9-3... Could you tell me your name, please?

This is Miss Heindrich. I urgently need him to call me.

I was at the park.

Tell him that I saw something interesting. Something I had seen before.

Something I immediately recognized,

and which belongs to Professor Lyutak.

I chose not to tell the police.

I first want to talk to him about it. Then [I'll tell the police.

I think very highly of Professor Herbert, so I want to talk to him first.

I understand. I will have him call you.

I have this crazy feeling, Willy.

I'm sure the parking valet will lead us to the murderer.

I'd have beat him up to make him spill the beans.

We need his face intact, actually.

Let's go have a drink at Miss Heindrich's.

I reckon we should get some sleep every now and then.

But you sleep a tad too much, Willy.

Did you notice Miss Heindrich picked up something which she kept from us?

Where was that?

Near the body of that poor woman.

I did not intervene, because I wanted to see...

... what somebody who helps police like Miss Heindrich would hide from us.

Potential evidence, maybe, or perhaps even the murder weapon itself.

That's uncanny.

What's really uncanny is not what she's kept hidden from us, but why.

I see an open café, sir. Mind if we get a cup of coffee first?

- I'd like to wake up. - Good idea.

What the...

Who are you?

What do you want from me?

Who are you?

What do you want?

What do you want?

Leave me alone...

Alone...

No!

No!

No! No!

No! No!

No!

- Nothing's locked. - Miss Heindrich?

Hello?

No, this is not Miss Heindrich.

She wanted me to call her. I'm Dr. Lyutak.

She said that it was urgent.

The line has been busy for a good while.

Whereas we've found everything unlocked and open.

No trace of Miss Heindrich, though.

We'll keep you updated, Doctor.

The water is still warm.

She must have taken the bath and gone out.

Leaving everything open?

- Over there, Inspector! - No, wait!

Stop!

My god...

God! I killed her!

She was already dead, Willy.

All it took was to open the window for the body to fall.

Your tea is ready, sir.

I love you, Herbert.

I thought you were sleeping, dear.

These gloves are becoming a key piece of evidence, Willy.

I found strands of hair and bloodstains on them.

Once analyzed, we'll ascertain if they're connected to Miss Heindrich's murder.

The Killer attempted to fake the perfect suicide.

He left everything open in order to create a light breeze in the house.

Blowing against the window,

the wind would have caused the precariously placed body to fall.

But why didn't he throw the girl down himself?

The noise of a body falling from the eight floor can attract lots of attention,

especially at night.

Besides, the murderer was looking for a quiet escape plan.

He had thought it out perfectly.

The only drawback for him was that a slight breeze...

... closed the bathroom door before it could open the window.

But we still don't know what the killer was looking for at Miss Heindrich's.

It must be that thing she picked up.

Most of all, I want to figure out why she hid it from us after picking it up.

It could be that pair of gloves.

That's very unlikely.

A murderer doesn't waste time to take off his gloves in front of a victim.

Those gloves, Willy, could have been worn by Miss Heindrich's murderer.

- Hello, Willy. Good morning, sir. - Hi, Richard.

What about our parking valet?

He rushed home after he left your office.

He looked like he was in a big hurry, indeed.

- You found the gloves while following him? - No.

I found them about three hours after he returned home, around 2:30 PM.

They were over there, at the intersection.

Miss Heindrich died about two hours ago,

between a phone call with Mrs. Lyutak and our arrival.

More or less around the same time you found the gloves.

Miss Heindrich's place is not too far away from here.

Let's have a chat with the parking valet.

Someone must have tried to frame him with those gloves.

Assuming they're the ones worn by Miss Heindrich's murderer.

It's them.

Maybe the parking valet will point us to someone who has it in for him.

It's impossible he didn't hear us.

- Break down the door. - Do it.

The cot hasn't even been touched.

There is another exit to the terrace.

Climb over that wall, Richard.

We'll go down the way we came up from.

There's probably another exit over there. We'll meet downstairs.

Well?

He tricked me, sir! There's an exit on the other street!

Go back upstairs and wait for him. Arrest the guy and bring him to me.

You're trapped, shitface.

The hair and bloodstains belong to the girl murdered near the stream.

The girl Dr. Lyutak drove to the dance club, as a matter of fact.

Speaking of that, we can't find the parking valet from the club.

No! No!

I won't tell anyone! I swear I won't tell anyone!

No... won't say a thing...

No! I promise I won't say a thing!

No! No!

No!

No!

Stop...

Good evening, Mrs. Lyutak. Thank you for coming.

I apologize for such an unusual meeting,

but I wanted to save you from prying reporters.

Thanks for your kindness, Inspector.

You were the last person who talked to Miss Heindrich,

and I think said conversation may have covered some rather delicate matters.

My regards, Ma'am, and thanks.

- Have a good evening, Ma'am. - Goodbye.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you, Marzia.

Alas, I'm an impotent lunatic.

I'm a scientist, yes, but my wife is still a virgin.

I'm Professor John Burton.

I study the psychological relationships between students and professors.

Therefore, confidences gathered in the moment...

... provide me with insight into the issues of you teenagers.

This allows me to analyze the validity of your arguments.

I hope you are willing to help me with this.

Fuck it...

One second.

I understand. I'm listening.

Good morning, Inspector Edwards. It's me, ol' Croquette.

I have the weapon used for the murder here in my pocket. Two murders, actually.

It's the same weapon used to dispatch Miss Heindrich, see.

Yes, I found it where nobody would look! Except me, of course.

I had already sensed something, but it was anger that led me to find that weapon!

I'll keep him talking, you trace the call.

Yeah, I'm listening.

I trust you, so I won't even ask where you're calling from.

I mean, I already let you go twice.

It's me, ol' Croquette, who has no trust in you.

That's why I haven't told you that the girl murdered in the phone booth...

... was poor Luisette, my girlfriend.

You'd have kept me behind bars for a whole year if I told you that.

But I saw something.

You'd never believe me if I tell you now.

I still have to get to the bottom of a couple details.

Damn fucking thing...

Hello? No, I was talking to a fly. It's still alive.

You should have faith in me for a few more hours.

My nose smelled a juicy trail!

Just be a little patient, and I'll put you in touch with the murderer.

A soon-to-be killed lady is...

I'll blast you away with a shotgun, you...

Hello? Hello? Hello?!

The connection died. Hello? Hello?

Hello? Fuckers...

Hello?

No, the school is around here, near the lake.

I'll come and get you tonight or tomorrow evening.

In the meantime, write down all the heated topics you'd like to discuss.

Ask your classmates too,

but don't let them know I'll use their answers for a survey.

They'd give less honest answers otherwise.

I love this opportunity and I'll do a terrific job, believe me.

Let's meet tonight behind the school, so nobody will see us. Bye!

Bye, Florence.

I'd put you in a more comfortable position.

But I have to leave you like this.

They have to find you the way they left you.

I bet that you can't hear me.

They doped you to the gills with morphine, huh? But we'll surprise them.

They want a dead body, but they're gonna find two live ones,

even if they've locked us in here!

I already asked seven times!

Look where he made the call from, Inspector.

Impossible...

Marzia, wait!

Marzia, you must come at once!

- Why? - Come!

There is a man in the house. I locked him in the basement.

I went out looking for you.

Whoever it is, I don't want to risk killing him.

Better to remove the bullets.

- I'm sorry for you, Doctor! - Who are you?

She's alive.

Hands in the air or I'll open fire!

Don't shoot, Doctor. My hands are up.

Don't move and prick up your ears. Enough with formalities.

I'm tired of being polite with you.

I'll be the good doctor and you'll play the scoundrel, which is exactly what you are.

And since I'm just a doctor in parking cars, take this, you scum!

You killed the girl from the dance club, didn't you?

I saw you driving by with your car, but you never stopped.

You lied to the cops, which in my book means a guilty conscience.

Son of a bitch! Stay put or I'll show you a world of hurt.

Curious about when I figured it out?

When you killed the girl at the phone booth.

That was my girlfriend!

You even knew her. You remember her? Do you?!

I was at the police station when Luisette was killed.

Hey, you even remember her name.

I wonder why you didn't tell the cops? You wanted to frame me, huh?

But that cop let me go, so I followed your every step.

Boy, the dirt I've got on youl!

You wanted to kill that...

Come out, Croquette! The house is surrounded!

Show yourself!

Somebody attacked me, Inspector!

Take him away, dead or alive!

I'm lucky you got here in time.

But what brought you here?

He managed to get away, but then he called us.

He tried to mess with us before hanging up,

but we had already traced the call.

He was holding Laurel captive.

This note led me to your basement.

Congratulations, Miss. You acted with remarkable coolness.

I just got the confirmation by phone. The parking valet is dead.

He seems to have died from a fall.

He slipped and fell as he tried to escape.

Dr. Lyutak, I want you to call me when you've calmed down.

I need you ready to talk to me,

and I want to ask your maid a few questions as well.

Will these drops work right away?

Will they work right away?

I hope so.

I'm going to the police. Keep an eye on her.

She'll wake up any moment.

Keep your aunt company, Joaquine.

Of course. That was my plan from the beginning.

We found it in the pocket of the parking valet.

Do you recognize it, Dr. Lyutak?

Of course I recognize it.

It was on my desk.

It was a gift from Miss Heindrich,

back when she attended the psychology class I taught for the police.

I'm sure you remember it, Inspector, do you?

I certainly do.

Someone killed Heindrich to get this knife back.

Assuming our hastily-made forensic report is right,

this knife was used to kill the phone booth girl and the hooker at the park.

This could explain why the parking valet was at my villa.

He stole the knife before choosing the most complicated way to get rid of it.

He tried to put it back into my house to put the blame on someone else.

And when he noticed, just like I did,

that Miss Heindrich had found the knife he had lost,

he killed her to get it back.

She was murdered the same night I had to let the parking valet go.

Just while we, Dr. Lyutak, stayed together for a few hours working on the case.

Miss Heindrich was killed during those hours!

There's the case solved, Willy. Too bad he died.

Having him confess would be good fun now.

But Richard tailed the parking valet in the park.

Well, it's not like he kept such a good eye on him when the valet returned home.

I wonder how much we can rely on the work he did.

And it's easy to lose sight of someone in a park at night.

There were several of us around, that night.

But now everything adds up perfectly. like a Pythagorean table.

We're still missing a few tiny details, but I'll put them in place.

Hey!

Hil

I'm confused, Joaquine. Confused about both myself and Herbert.

And I'm so afraid. What's wrong with Laurel?

What have they done to her?!

My nerves are in shambles, and I'm scared of what Laurel might say when she wakes up.

She'll just say she's glad to be alive.

I'm afraid of Herbert.

It's fantastic how you're able to understand all our problems.

You speak our same language.

I'm sorry, I need some air. I have a terrible headache.

Florence...

I get it, you want me to stay quiet for a bit.

It's so silent out there. You can't even hear the crickets chirping.

My mother would really love it here.

She always says she's haunted by noises.

Go away.

Get out of here, Florence. Go away.

But I... But...

Go away!

Florence...

Just go away!

Florence...

Go!

Florence!

Florence!

According to my friends, once you tie it up tight...

... you only have to let out three drops of blood to halt the effect of a drug.

Laurel.

Laurel.

That's odd, she was supposed to wake up after Herbert administered her that drug.

Her breathing and complexion are normal, but she isn't waking up!

Wake up! Wake up! Wake up!

The phone's ringing, Marzia.

I'll take it.

Hello?

Hello? Hello?

Hello!?

No answer.

A problem with the line, maybe. It happens a lot.

You answer it, maybe the caller doesn't fancy my voice.

Hello?

Hello? Hello?

Hello? Hello?!

It must be a prank.

Hello?

Over here!

Enough! Stop it!

- What are you doing?! - I'll finish this!

- No! - Come here!

- No! I don't want to! - Come here!

Murderers!

Murderers!

Come here and die!

No, have mercy on me!

Who turned off the lights? Joaquine!

The lights! Who turned off the lights? Joaquine!

No! No!

Who are you? What do you want from me?

- Come here! Come here! - I'll kill you!

What do you want from me?

Help! Help!

Marzia! Marzia, help me! Marzial

Let me go!

Who are you? Who are you?!

No! No!

No! Help me!

- Murderers! - Help...

Help!

Help! Help! Help!

What have they done to us? Marzia, what have they done to us?!

Marzia!l

Marzia, help me! Help!

Marzia!l

Call the police! Call the police!

- Who's screaming? - No! Let me go!

- Who's screaming?! - Help!

- I don't know! I don't know! - Call the police!

Can you hear it? It's driving me crazy!

Murderers!

- Murderers! - Come here!

It's a tape recorder! Just a tape recorder!

You girls don't look so happy to see me.

No, Herbert, of course we are.

I'm sorry, it's been a crazy day.

- Did Laurel wake up? - Maybe, yes.

Then she'll be able to explain what's happening today.

I'm scared, scared of what'll happen when she wakes up.

Laurel doesn't count.

Very well, let's wake her up anyway.

- I'm scared. - Marzial

Here comes Herbert.

Marzia, Laurel is nowhere to be found! Where did she go?

No... No!

No!

No!

Marzia! Marzia!

Marzia!l

No! No!

Herbert!

Help me.

Herbert, help me!

Marzia! Calm down!

Marzia, calm down...

Calm down...

Marzia.

Marzia! Marzia!

Marzia...

Oh, Marzia...

Where's Laurel? Where?

Close the doors, Herbert! Bolt the windows!

Don't let anyone in...

Don't let anyone in!

It's the end! It's the end!

Marzia, I don't understand! Why? Why, Marzia?

No!

Marzia!l

We can't leave her alone, Herbert!

Follow anyone who leaves the house, and make sure no one enters the premises.

All right, I'm going.

I'm sorry for you, sir.

But facts are more important than our feelings.

Don't answer it.

Don't answer it!

- I'll answer. - No, I'll do it! Not you!

Not you!

Not you...

Hello? Hello?!

I don't care if you are at the police station!

I don't want to talk to you, wherever you are!

She was taken by the police.

It's police that took her away from here. She's with them now.

Good, it's better that way.

It'll be another charge against that dead parking valet.

Yes. Certainly.

It's better that way.

Marzia! Marzia!

Marzia!l

Marzia! Marzia!

Marzia! Marzia!

No!

No!

Stop!

- Marzia! - Let me go! Let me go!

Why, Marzia?!

Why? Why?

Because it was her who locked Laurel in the basement.

And it was also her who put Laurel to sleep with morphine,

and tried to kill her with gas.

No!

You! Marzia! You!

Why? Why?

No, Joaquine.

No, no... No, Joaquine!

Herbert wasn't supposed to know that.

He shouldn't have known that!

You're deranged! The cops know it, and soon everybody else will!

Not Herbert! Herbert shouldn't have known anything, I love him!

I did everything for him! He wasn't supposed to know!

I wanted to die before he'd find out.

Dr. Lyutak! Dr. Lyutak!

I'm here, Inspector!

Open up, quick!

Yes, Inspector. Give me two minutes and I'll come down to let you in.

Thank you, Doctor!

I knew I could count on your cooperation!

It's the police. My friend Edwards along with other officers.

If Laurel told them everything she knew, they're only going to arrest you.

Herbert will be free and you won't see him anymore.

I've always been madly in love with you, but you never wanted to betray Herbert.

But it's Uncle Herbert who betrayed you instead!

He'll hand you over to the police to stay free!

I would have died with you, rather than have them take you away!

I cannot even imagine the pain of having you taken away from me,

I'd rather die together.

Herbert will hand you over to the cops instead.

He will hand you over to them so that he will no longer be a suspect!

He'll laugh at your love, because he's a deranged sadist!

- No! - He's criminally insane!

No...

Herbert is handing you over to the police as we speak.

You won't even have the strength to show him your contempt.

You killed for him and made me your accomplice.

Herbert!

Herbert!

I killed for you.

I killed Luisette at the park near the lake.

And then I killed Miss Heindrich SO no one could suspect you.

I didn't want you to hand yourself over to the police,

because I understood you were about to do it.

I would have died if I had lost you.

I didn't want to lose you. I didn't want to lose you!

And Laurel knows everything.

Does she know what you've done?

Yes, she suspected it. And then she understood.

She saw my bloodstained clothes.

The knife I took from Miss Heindrich...

No...

No!

You chose to throw your life away, Marzia.

I cannot tolerate your crimes, nor accept them as your gift to me.

I'm Dr. Herbert Lyutak! I have always fought crime!

You crazy, cowardly bastard! You cannot insult her love like this!

Coward! Coward!

- Maniac! Coward! - Stop hitting him!

Coward! Coward!

- You cowardly sadist! - No! Leave him alone!

Let me go! Let me go!

Herbert! Herbert!

Break down this door, hurry.

I'll look for another entrance.

Not him! Herbert, no!

You maniac!

Joaquine, stop!

Murderer!

You're a criminal! A criminal!

Sadist! Coward!

No, nol!

Hands off!

Save yourself, Herbert!

No! Look out!

Coward!

No!

I won't let you live!

Herbert, help me!

The police won't get you.

They won't put you behind bars.

Help!

Herbert!

Professor!

They won't take you away!

No one will be able to touch you anymore!

Herbert! Herbert!

The police won't get you!

They won't put you behind bars! They won't!

Herbert!

Inspector!

Edwards!

Edwards!

Follow ol' Croquette, Inspector!

Inspector!

That door's locked, follow me!

Herbert!

It's him they'll arrest! He's the crazy one! The sadist!

- Not you! Not youl! - Herbert!

Him!

Herbert!

Help Marzia...

That way!

Subtitled by Francesco Massaccesi