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Previously on Spiral...
SPIRAL 4 State of Terror
May I remind you false testimony in a murder case could cost you dearly?
I took him out. It's the truth -So what am I supposed to do?
Sophie, a man is dead.
You're in custody for the possession and trafficking of explosives...
...as an organised group
Do they have proof?
A video. You're not recognisable
How did you know it was me? -I didn't, but I do now
John Antoine Jorkal wants you to represent him
You'd be wise to accept. Jorkal pays extremely well
You know what a miscarriage of justice is
Hello. I work with the Sarahouis. Do you know them?
If you could help us out... -Why are you messing with them?
Model citizens don't make good sources
He wants a tip-off and 30 grand -Tell him that's fine
No one understands -I've worked here for ten years
Give the money to a man called Yussuf
And pass on this message, leave my family alone
Hello, Marianne -Hello, Your Honour
Your tea, with sugar
No more sugar. I've given it up -Really?
It's just sugar, Marianne. Apart from that, I'm still the same
I was worried, Your Honour
You too?
I wondered how you'd cope after what you went through
I don't know what people thought. I even read I was dead
Like some nasty subconscious desire, don't you think?
And Roussel schedules my appraisal for my first day back
He must be hoping to see me in rags, like a broken man
Well, he'll be disappointed
SPIRAL 4 State of Terror
We've shut everyone in their rooms -Thank you
Does this happen often? -No
We don't come often but today is especially tense
Here it is. Forensics are already here
Prosecutor
Gentlemen
You don't have to stay
Why don't you search his locker? -OK
How many in the room? Two?
Yes, the other one's in the sickbay
He was burnt trying to put the fire out
I came in with the extinguisher but it was too late
He died of a heart attack
I'll quiz the other bloke
Lighter
Bottle
Meths. It looks like a suicide
Erkan Yilmaz
It must be him
So, they put you in with a Kurd?
Yes
Because they usually group nationalities together
Any idea why he would do this?
He said that if he went back to Turkey...
...the police would torture him
When I said he should stay in France...
...he said the same would happen here
Is that all he said?
“France and Turkey are the same thing”?
Yeah
We're not criminals
Why are we treated like this?
Why?
Amina checked his locker. She didn't find much
Metro tickets, photos of his wife and children...
...a café receipt, a phone card...
Can I see the receipt?
Café Soli... something. One espresso, 1.50 euro
It was the day he was arrested
This is front-page stuff
So I need a postmortem fast and CID are in charge of this
It's too big for the local police
But we're in the middle of a case
Maybe you are but this is a hot potato
Have a good day
Undocumented immigrants are dying one by one!
Free Moussa Koné!
Free Moussa! Free Moussa!
Free Moussa Koné!
A detainee has died!
Free Moussa! Free undocumented immigrants!
Free Moussa!
It's hotting up out there
Try to leave discreetly
Free Moussa! Free Moussa!
Ms Karlsson, you're an activist now?
I have to put the hours in with clients like you
Go behind the cordon
Thanks -Good luck
You too. Where are we parked? Gilou?
On the other side
Look out. It's your police
Tell Vasseur the police are here -I'm going
Free Moussa!
Shit! That's Sophie Mazerat. Let's go
Not now, Laure -Laure, no!
A detainee has died! And these people are responsible!
They're responsible!
Fucking police! You killed him
They killed an immigrant!
Where are you going?
Get out of the way -Let us through
What are you doing?
Get off! Get off!
Wait! Grab him!
Free Moussa! Free Moussa!
Get off him, you bastards!
Get up! Get up!
Now move it!
I don't believe it!
We lost Sophie Mazerat -All right, don't go on about it!
We have the man she was talking to -See you soon
In you go -Come on
Maybe he's the bloke from the video
By the time you've signed all four of them in, I'll be back
From seeing Wagner? -Yeah
Tintin, search them and see what you find
Get their mobiles checked out -OK. Good luck
Sir, I'm a little confused
You were accused of destroying over 10,000 euros worth...
...of your neighbour's Christmas decorations
You were found innocent...
...but instead of happily accepting this outcome...
...you're pressing charges against your neighbour for calumny?
You know what people call me, Your Honour?
The Santa Slayer
Do you know how many anonymous letters I've had?
127. All because of him
Sir, I've read the bills your neighbour submitted...
...and there were 8,524 bulbs on the front of the house alone
When he lit them up at night, it must have seemed like daytime
Exactly, Your Honour
Flashing, red, blue, green, red, blue, green
All in sequence
Not a minute's peace
And I don't like Christmas -I know
You even said to your neighbour, and I quote...
...that you would, “Shove his bulbs up his arse”
So, naturally, people will suspect you
Make peace with your neighbour and the letters will stop
I'll mark this enquiry as closed. It'll save time
But I've suffered damage to my reputation
I can't let that slide
Mr Ganguin, I think we've two options
Either I declare the enquiry closed...
...you withdraw the charges and we all get on with our lives...
...or you persist and I judge your charges as improper
Then I'd fine you the amount that you deposited...
...to sue for civil damages
In other words, 1,750 euros
It's up to you
Are the next cases as fascinating as this one?
You have an altercation between two motorists...
...a boss who thinks his employee is stealing...
...two insurance scams...
...and one aggravated theft...
...between two residents of a retirement home
They're sidelining me, Marianne
You are not a parent, a partner or an employee of the parties
Do you swear to tell the truth and nothing but the truth?
I swear
Mr Pujade...
...at our last meeting you stated...
...that you saw Fromentin and Escoffier enter the depot...
...after the shots
Do you stand by your statement?
Mr Pujade, I remind you that you're under oath
Yes, I stand by my statement
Your Honour...
...may I remind you everyone else disagrees with Pujade...
...including the head of the Crime Squad
That's because they're together
What do you mean by “together” ?
They're sleeping together
Has Berthaud tried to pressure you into changing your story?
Who do you think I am?
Mr Pujade, were you under any pressure?
I wouldn't call it pressure...
...but my relations with the team aren't good, Your Honour
He says I could be indicted
“Could be”? He will indict you, Laure
You know Wagner
He won't say it to your face but you'll get it by post
That's despicable
Were you expecting leniency in this case?
Or common sense? Wake up
Today, justice means blindly following the law
We're living in dark times
Defend yourself
Thanks for waiting
So, how did it go?
Pujade told Wagner we're together
You're joking
Sorry to drag you into this, Vincent
Wagner doesn't scare me
It's Pujade's word against mine. He can't prove a thing
What will I be if I can't be a police officer?
Security adviser?
Stop it
Night watchman?
Laure...
Stop. They'll see us
Who cares now?
Imagine if I'm unemployed
You'll go nuts after two weeks
What are you talking about?
I love you, not Chief Inspector Berthaud
Hi, Gilou
What, right now?
OK, I'm coming
Back to work
I remember you -Sorry. I was stuck in A&E
Is it anything serious?
No. I'll be fine. And you?
I've witnesses who say the officer attacked you first...
...so assault charges won't stand
But they mustn't link you to the wrecked bank
I had nothing to do with that
We're against that kind of action
How are you and Riffaut connected? -We're not
We're fighting different fights
If they link me to the bank...
...the police will raid the squat
Will they find anything incriminating?
A lot of undocumented immigrants
Riffaut may have...
...more compromising material
You have to go there
Tell them to pack up and go
So you're not linked to Riffaut but you share the same squat?
Unfortunately
The immigrant families...
You have to warn them -No, I have no right and...
I know, I know
But helping immigrants always means breaking rules
Or not
Laure, you were right
The bloke who attacked Gilou, Vasseur...
We found Sophie Mazerat on his phone
And they both have the same charming lawyer
Joséphine Karlsson? -Yeah
Perfect
How did it go with Wagner? -Not great
I'll tell you later. Is that the case file?
If we tell Herville that Vasseur's the man from the video, he'll sign it
Calm down. We haven't questioned him yet
Watch what you say...
...or he'll fly off the handle like he did with Sophie Mazerat
Chief, we need you to sign Hugo Rozier's case file...
...to send to the prosecutor
Why bother? You've botched it once with Sophie Mazerat
Stop wasting time on those hippies
Rozier's not a hippy, sir
He built bombs and he wasn't alone
Sorry, Chief, but she's right
Pro-immigrant activists get good PR...
...but some of them are borderline terrorists
So, as long as they're happy smashing windows, we're fine
But look what happened in Greece -This isn't Greece
OK?
Deal with what's happening here and now
My biggest problem is that Kurd who torched himself
The Chief Superintendent's on my back and journalists are calling
This is a video of Yilmaz's arrest ten days ago in Montreuil...
...filmed by the scrapyard's CCTV
That's the owner. Arrested for dealing stolen cars
Meanwhile Yilmaz climbs over the wall. There
He realises he's deep shit...
...and they nab him too
Why did he climb in?
Was he running from someone? -I couldn't give a shit
What matters is what happened next
I want total transparency to stop rumours about his suicide
How can there be rumours?
A witness saw him spray himself with petrol
We found this online
We have it on good authority
...that a police officer killed this man...
...right inside the detention centre
That's why they stopped the protest so brutally
It's intolerable
We'll be talking to everyone, the European Court of Human Rights...
...and the Prison Director
So we started the fight and killed the Kurd?
Should I be grateful when they hit me?
Exactly, Escoffier. I want this kept nice and tidy
Keep me informed -OK
Come on! Let's go! Come on!
Someone's special
Sorry, my superiors usually hate me
You lapped it up
At least one of us can talk to him. If not, we're stuffed
OK, drop it
Gilou, deal with the Kurd
You get Vasseur. We'll question him. Come on
He'll come round to you eventually
Sit, down, Mr Vasseur
I'm pressing charges against your colleague
You have every right, sir
So, according to your file, your name's Christophe Vasseur
You're 48 and jobless
How can I be “jobless” ? There are no jobs in France
Put “unemployed”
You say you live at 13, Boulevard Ornano. Is that true?
We checked, Mr Vasseur
It's not your home address
It's where your group meets
So where do you live?
Under bridges
How long have you been in the collective?
A hundred years
What's funny, Mr Vasseur...
...is that we found this Metro ticket on you
It was stamped at Mairie de Montreuil this morning
Sometime between 6:00am and 7:00am
So we think you live in Montreuil
The Metro moves in mysterious ways
Looking at your record...
...you've been in custody twice after some rowdy protests
That's right
I'm trying to defend France's reputation
So people can say, “Not all the French were bastards
“Some of them resisted”
This is where they nabbed the Kurd
Do you think he was going to nick a car?
No. You can tell from the video
He turned like someone was chasing him
Once he jumped, he realised he was in the shit
Let's see where he came from
If he'd kept going, he'd never have been caught
He must have had no choice
Let's try down here
Look at that café's name
What?
Erkan's wallet had a receipt from Soli... something
This is it
Soliman? -Yeah
Well spotted
What do we do? Go in?
No, it'll be crammed with Turks
They won't answer any questions. Keep going
Come on -Are we giving up?
No, we're not giving up
We'll come back later. Be patient, OK?
Open up
Out you get. You're free to go
Isn't he coming too? -No, he's not
If he stays, we're staying -Just get out
Let's go -Go on! Shove off!
Why are you keeping me?
That'd be telling, wouldn't it?
Go on
Come in
Have a seat, Roban
It's “Your Honour”, please, President
We're here to evaluate your professional competence...
...and your commitment to the justice system
President, I suggest you read my file from last year...
...and we call it a day
May I?
“Highly experienced, very well prepared...
“...however he often wastes his talents on futile challenges...
“...to authority and his superiors”
That's perfect. You can use that
I understand how difficult it must be for you to come back
“Difficult”? How?
Because I was taken off the Villedieu case?
Or because my intern committed suicide?
Those events were beyond my control, President...
...and are irrelevant to my evaluation
Of course. I only said that in my capacity as a friend
That's kind of you
Is that why I'm receiving all the cases no one wants?
We all have to take uninteresting cases now and then
Then you can count on me to make them interesting, President
Thank you -Goodbye
Thank you
I wanted to see you -Hello. How are you?
I'm fine. You could even say I'm very happy
And you just had to tell me? -I'm in the shit and I need a lawyer
It's not the Ronaldo case still?
Perjury, falsifying a crime scene...
...and manslaughter
You don't say
My partner Joséphine defended Ronaldo
I should recommend one of my colleagues
I know
But you'll defend me...
...because you're the best and you're my friend
Why is your friend looking at me like that?
He's just a bit stressed
The Dutch bloke's coming in two days to buy the jewels
Well, then...
Who's holding them? -What about your side of the deal?
Look, if this works, I'll help. If not, I won't
It's Bensalem, in Aulnay
My friends are counting on you. They don't like being messed around
Nor do I
A pleasure to meet you, Mrs Jorkal
Thank you for seeing me so soon
John Antoine took his files home...
...when his relationship with Bardes became problematic
Mr Bardes and your husband ran a business...
...selling equipment for boxing and martial arts
No, no -What do you mean?
No, John Antoine started the company by himself...
...with money from the sale of their club
Bardes was only his partner at the club
That's why he didn't want John Antoine to move on...
...and he started to invent things...
...saying we were running a scam
They were in conflict when Bardes disappeared?
Yes, that's why everyone thinks John killed him
At least, that's what Bardes wife is telling everyone
Then we'll hold a cross-examination between the two of you...
...and we'll see if her allegations hold water
Anything else? -Yes
Michael, could you give us couple of minutes, please?
Thank you
Sir...
...I've had problems on my recent visits
Something happens
What happens?
It's one of the guards
Always the same one
I'm sure he sets the alarm off on purpose
Because I take everything off, my ring...
...my bracelet, my watch, any hairpins I'm wearing...
...my belt, anything metallic...
...and it goes off every single time
So then, he says it's the wire in my bra
Of course, I refuse to take my bra off
So then, this guard takes me out of the line...
...leads me aside...
...and I wait there...
...until visiting hours are over
Does your husband know?
Yes, everyone knows everything in prison
That's why...
...I'd like you to talk to him
Because...
...I'm worried he'll do something stupid
I know my husband
Vasseur, it's 9:30pm
You're no longer in custody for assaulting an officer
It's about time
As of now, you're in custody...
...for the possession and trafficking of explosives...
...conspiracy and murder
What?
I'm allowed a lawyer
Get my lawyer. It's the law
I have the right to a lawyer in custody
Yes, but not yet
In this case, you can see your lawyer after 72 hours
You've been here twenty hours. So if you deduct them, that leaves...
52 hours
Right...
...we have here a list of calls made and received...
...from your phone
And certain numbers crop up a lot
Damien Sentier, for instance. Do you know him?
No -OK
Sophie Mazerat
Do you know her?
No -Really?
Are you sure you don't know her?
You just happen to have a pretty girl's number on your phone?
Lucky man
Hugo Rozier. Ring any bells? -Never seen him
That's Sophie Mazerat
Never seen her
Recognise him better now?
That's not him
Take a good look. Look!
I don't know him
Vasseur, we have a video of Sophie Mazerat with a man...
...dumping Hugo Rozier's body in Vincennes Forest
We think that man's you
Do you want to see the video?
Laure, can I have a word?
You said it's not him, which means you know him
Do you realise you could get twenty years for this?
I don't know him
What is it? -Good news and bad news
Tell her the good news
I spoke to Montreuil. They told me the address of Vasseur's squat
Great. Let's go
And the bad news... I found this online
An antinuclear march in Flamanville
The day Rozier died
And leading the pack we have...
Christophe Vasseur
That's daytime. Rozier died at night
How fast can he get to Paris? -Forget it, I checked
He was arrested and only got out at 2:00am
There's no way he could be in Vincennes by 3:19pm
He has a concrete alibi but isn't telling
What's he up to?
He knew Hugo Rozier. I saw his face when he saw the photo
Maybe he knows the man in the video and wants to protect him
Or he's protecting Sophie Mazerat
We'll pretend we don't know and get him later
So, Mr Bardes disappeared on the night of 24th August when you were...
I'm going to put a .45 bullet in that fucking guard's locker
That should stop him messing with my wife
A bullet?
You'll bring me one
Absolutely not
You'll do as I say or you'll get out
I suggested a legal solution -I don't care. I want that bullet
Fine
I'll pass your case on to your new lawyer
All right, all right, all right, all right!
I was joking
I just wanted to see if you had any balls
If the medical exam's over, can we talk about your case?
I'm not going anywhere
Come in
Hello, Your Honour -Sir
Have a seat
Your Honour, I'd like it noted that my client is extremely weak...
...and is undertaking a hunger strike
It's noted, sir
But he doesn't look too bad
Mr Raulic, you're accused of raping three women...
...after burglary
Your victims have identified you but you maintain your innocence...
...and you're on hunger strike
Your Honour, I was on the balcony to commit a burglary
I know that's wrong...
...but the police pinned the rapes on me
I'd never do that
This is surprising
When you first appeared before Judge Garnier, you denied nothing
Yes, I said it wasn't me
I said that these so-called rapes...
Sir, the rapes were proven
For the victims' sake, the adjective “so-called” is unacceptable
Or anything that belittles what happened
What my client's saying, Your Honour, is that he was with his brother
Really?
That's not in the case file
And at his second hearing, he didn't mention this alibi either
I did mention it, but I had no lawyer so he didn't listen
Why didn't you have a lawyer? -Mr Raulic changed lawyers
I wasn't defending him at the time...
...and I don't know why my colleague didn't attend the hearing
Your Honour...
...my client's been in prison for six months
He's innocent
I'm asking you...
...for a cross-examination between him and the victims
Didn't Mr Raulic's first lawyer demand a cross-examination?
I really don't know
It's not my business to judge my colleagues
Why not? You could call him incompetent
Mediocrity rules in this country
OK, Mr Raulic, I'll check your alibi...
...and organise a cross-examination with your victims...
...so you can spend the rest of your sentence in peace
Thank you
Tell him to eat
It's irritating when rapists play the martyr card
Thank you, Your Honour
Yes. Come in
François! -Pierre!
What a nice surprise!
Great to see you again
You seem well -Oh, don't you start
I feel like I'm back from the dead -Sorry, it's just that...
I'm so pleased to see you -Oddly enough, I believe him
How about a drink? I'm thirsty -I'd love one
Bye, Marianne -Bye
She needs you to defend her and quickly
Word is it's not looking good
I need an ironclad position
...so no one can reject me at the last moment
It's a conflict of interests if the Fuentes family...
...file a civil case to shed light on his death
Joséphine would defend and you'd have a problem
Ronaldo had no friends or family
No one to care about his death
Then go ahead
Joséphine will be happy. She loves Laure
WHY SHOULDN'T WE OCCUPY AN EMPTY HOUSE?
Request identification of a Mercedes A-Class
One, zero, seven, Delta, Yankee, Whiskey, seven, eight
Who's that? What's she doing here?
Hello. I'm looking for Thomas. Thomas Riffaut
Yes, I know him. Come in
This way
Up here. Third floor
Wait
If you're here illegally, you should leave
Warn everyone in the building
The police are on their way
Thank you... Thank you
Hello
Thomas Riffaut?
Sophie?
Ms Karlsson
I'm looking for Thomas
Welcome, Ms Karlsson. I don't recall giving you my address
Have you seen Vasseur? -Yes, he thinks the squat's busted
The police have the address
Now, that could be a problem
Tell the others to get out
You can get dressed. I've seen it all
Your problem is you think everyone's stupid
You really think the police will forget about the bomb?
No, but I think you can help us with that
I wouldn't count on it
I don't win every time
Something's going on
It looks like a mass exodus
What the hell is this?
Topaz Four to Topaz
The vehicle is registered under the name of Karlsson
She's a criminal lawyer who deals with illegal immigrants
There you go. She told them to scarper
And here's our gang of leftist toerags
The squat's been busted
Sophie and me will be there at eight, OK?
There's room at Rémi's place -OK. Great
Have you lost something? -My fucking USB key!
Wait here. I'm going back inside
Look, it's Thomas Riffaut
What's this about? Why is he back?
For fuck's sake
Shit, it's the police
Topaz to Topaz Four. ID on a Peugeot 308
Bravo, Romeo seven, four, four, Alpha, Foxtrot
Topaz Four to Topaz
It's a police vehicle from District Two
Roger
What are they playing at?
Where is it? -Down the end
Let's go!
Check every floor
They've all done a runner
Amina, where are you?
I'm here
Checked the whole floor? -No
They've all gone. Someone warned them
Must have been Karlsson. Who else?
Is that funny?
-Laure! -Yeah?
Someone's been at it in here -That's Sophie's shirt
What, him and Sophie Mazerat?
I don't know. Are you shagging her?
No, I'm not -Then who is?
While you're in Flamanville, someone's getting his end away
She can do what she likes -You're still protecting her
Why didn't you say you were in Flamanville?
Laure, look what I found
It's addressed to Sophie Mazerat
Great. Do you think we're all stupid?
Back to the station. Take him away
A rent receipt for a garage...
...in the 20th but she lives in the 15th
It's sounds very practical
No, it's just the opposite
They rent a garage in her name and use it to stash explosives
Look, Riffaut's not there. He ditched them
Shit!
Where did that prick go?
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