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Go on. Eat up.
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The white sausage is great here.
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How is it? It's delicious, isn't it? It's Dieter, isn't it?
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If you don't eat, Dieter's going to eat it all.
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Don't worry, Dr. Tenma.
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It's safe here. Only regulars come here.
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If someone new came,
Otto would throw them right out.
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Because I only have people like you
here, business does not improve.
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Who ordered the Spetzel?
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That was me.
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I've prepared a bed in the attic.
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If you can stand the rats, you can rest there.
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Thanks, Otto.
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He might seem a bit unsociable, but
he's got a good side to him, too.
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Eat! You can't go on an empty stomach.
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Thank you. You've even gone so
far as to arrange a room for me.
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I'm the one who should be thanking you.
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If you hadn't saved me, I'd be in the morgue.
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I feel more alive eating this great food.
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Oh, I'm so full.
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I've contacted Dr. Gillen.
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He's relieved that we've found you.
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He left a message for you in a newspaper ad.
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"Let's discuss our memories of cheating."
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You knew about it?
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Yes.
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Then why didn't you contact him?
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I didn't want to draw him into this.
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Don't be silly.
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The thing we need the most is friends.
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So, you said that you were watching over me for some time?
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Because of the incident with Richard Braun.
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Richard?
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When he was on the police force, he
shot a young serial murder suspect.
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When I was reading that newspaper article,
Dieter saw the boy in the photo.
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He was in 511 Kinderheim.
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511 Kinderheim?
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An orphanage in East Berlin.
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A special one.
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Dieter's foster parent was originally a teacher there.
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Was there something about that orphanage?
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Johan was there, too.
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So the boy that Richard shot and Johan
might be connected somehow then?
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I don't know.
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I came here because I wanted to investigate that
in more detail, but now Richard is dead.
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At the cemetery, I saw you in front of his grave.
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It's as if Richard brought you to me...
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You've hung in there for so long by yourself.
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But now you're not alone.
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I will prove your innocence.
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Johan is just in front of our eyes.
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The photo... Huh? What happened to it?
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I must have left it in the office.
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I thought we'd know everything once
I'd shown you Johan's picture.
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Probably, the man who came to kill you...
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Was ordered to destroy it...
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That man's name was Hesse.
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His wife had been coming for counseling.
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I looked at his contact information and found
out there wasn't anyone named Hesse.
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Johan is right in front of our eyes.
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And if he's so close, that means we'll meet him.
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We'll meet him face to face...
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We'll meet Johan...
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In Broad Daylight
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Tahlbach & Schubert AG...
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That company was the center of Schubert's financial world.
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Schubert, who usually didn't appear
anywhere, began to show up again.
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At about this time of the morning, he used to inspect
the companies that he was involved in.
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That's what Richard found out.
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Not only this company, but all of his financial groups
came here and greatly improved their earnings.
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Ever since that certain boy became his assistant, that is.
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Here he is.
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The one in the wheelchair is Schubert.
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The one pushing him is Karl.
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And...
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Well, is it him?
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There's no doubt.
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Good.
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It's the first time...
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It's the first time I've seen him in broad daylight.
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That's right. We'll bring everything into broad daylight.
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It has to be now.
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That's right!
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We have to prove your innocence now!
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But for now, we should go hide in Otto's attic.
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We'll clear your name soon.
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Richard's file is around here somewhere.
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There it is.
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I'm glad I brought this home.
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We're almost there.
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We're almost there, Richard.
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Your revenge will be complete when
we find one more person.
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We're right on Johan's heels.
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I've found Dr. Tenma, a key witness.
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All that's left is...
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We need to find a witness from
the night of Richard's death.
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There's got to be one.
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We just need someone to verify that Johan
was the one with Richard that night.
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If we can't do that, there's still the student, Farhen, who
claimed to be Schubert's son, and committed suicide.
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If Johan was the young boy who went
with him to see the prostitute,
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and if we could find that prostitute, we'd be able to prove it.
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That's not all.
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If we find the people who said they were Johan's parents,
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we might be able to find out exactly who Johan is.
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After all, I found the grave of Johan Liebert.
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We've got Johan right where we want him.
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Say, Dr. Tenma.
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When I look at you, you remind me of Richard.
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It looks like you're fighting for all the justice in the world,
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but you're not alone.
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Dieter is with you.
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So is Dr. Gillen, too.
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And so am I!
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It's okay. Sleep well tonight.
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I didn't want to drag him into this.
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It's the first time...
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It's the first time I've seen him in broad daylight.
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It has to be now.
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You're...!
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Hurry, run away!
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Now!
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Hello, this is Reichwine.
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Doctor, it's Gillen.
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Oh, actually, I was just about to call you.
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I'm on my way there now.
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Where's Tenma?
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He's at the hideout I mentioned before.
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Tell him not to leave!
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Something's wrong...
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I felt there was something wrong.
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Dr. Tenma isn't chasing after Johan to clear his name...
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I was worried about that, too.
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Dieter...
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Why are you here?
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Tenma told me to come here.
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Where's Tenma?
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He left.
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Where d he go?
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He's going to do it.
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Huh?
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Tenma's going to do it.
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Stop him.
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Mr. Reichwine, stop him.
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Tenma...
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He's going to become a murderer.
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Let's quit here for today.
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Don't say that. Please listen to me, Doctor.
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It gets interesting here.
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I'd like you to take your time telling me the next part.
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The third woman I killed was the best.
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Come on, Doctor.
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Listen to me.
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Do you have any idea what her voice
sounded like as I strangled her?
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C'mon, Doctor. Listen to me!
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Doctor, that woman...
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Where did you go, Tenma?
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So, we finally meet, Dr. Gillen.
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Who are you?
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I'm Lunge from the BKA.
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I've heard the rumors.
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Many of my research subjects were arrested by you.
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I read your book as well.
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Thank you.
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It's a great book.
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"A Summary of Abnormal Criminal Psychology."
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There are no other books that go
so deep into the criminal mind.
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Especially the 3rd Chapter, pages 262 to 294 on Heinz Kaul.
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I had a deep interest in the discussion
that claimed that the trauma he
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experienced at a young age led him to crime.
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How detailed. I'm honored you read it so thoroughly.
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My method of investigation is to
dive into a criminal's heart...
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and walk through what he would think and do.
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You have a lot of experience.
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If you have some time, I'd love to talk with you...
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Since we both don't have much free time, let me ask one thing right now.
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You've been in Munich a lot lately, haven't you?
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And what about it?
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Please sit. It won't take long.
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You met with Dr. Reichwine, a psychologist, there
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just the other day.
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Yes, he was a great teacher I had in college.
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At Dusseldorf University, right?
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Yes.
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There was a great brain surgeon that graduated from
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Dusseldorf University at around
the same time as you, right?
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What are you trying to say?
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Did you meet him,
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Dr. Tenma?
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What are you talking about?
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"Let's discuss our memories of cheating." --Rudi.
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From May 1st until May 22nd, you printed this three
line ad in all the major newspapers in the area.
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That's quite surprising.
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I can't believe that such good students like you
and Dr. Tenma were cheating in college.
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Great things, aren't they? True friends, that is...
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We weren't really friends back in college.
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Last year in May, in Oder Park...
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With your cooperation, the Velbert police were just
about to arrest Dr. Tenma, but he got away.
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That was because the bug I was wearing broke.
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I think you helped him escape.
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He, Dr. Tenma, is innocent.
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I want you to listen with an open mind.
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The three murders at Eisler Memorial
Hospital in Dusseldorf,
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the murder of the patient in the building
that was under construction,
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the murder at Heidelberg,
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the murders of the middle-aged couples across
the nation were not committed by Tenma.
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That's my opinion, as an expert in criminal psychology,
from my face to face meeting with Tenma.
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I see.
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Then, where is he now?
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He's gone somewhere.
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Why is he running?
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If he's innocent, why is he running?
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He's not running.
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Why did he leave without telling
you? You're his friend, right?
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I have proof that he's not the killer.
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Take a look at this.
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All of the case's information has been
gathered and analyzed here.
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It must have been quite a lot of trouble to put this together.
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Do you understand now?
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Yeah.
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The death of Farhen, the man who
pretended to be Schubert's son,
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the death of the former police officer investigating
the case, Richard Braun.
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The suspicion about Schubert having an illegitimate son...
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The one in the center of it all is that young boy...
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and that boy's name is the same as the name
of the real killer that Tenma spoke about.
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Johan Liebert.
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There is a person with the same
first and last name in Bruntal.
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After the death of Richard Braun, someone
began to target Dr. Reichwine.
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I understand quite well.
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It's useless.
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It's impossible to prove that all those things are related.
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And because he knew that fact the best, Tenma left.
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Am I wrong?
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Those hand movements...
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Don't pay any attention to that.
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It's something I use to help me remember.
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A psychologist like me would say that it's the physical
representation of the uncertainty in your heart.
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I'm the same.
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Instead of my hands, I play with this cassette recorder.
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The information recorded in your hand
movements is by nature, subjective.
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That's how you've done your work
for a long time now, hasn't it?
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Your hand's memories are correct.
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Your decisions were never mistaken.
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What are your hobbies?
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Do you live only for your work?
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Have you ever made a mistake?
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Are you horribly afraid of making a mistake?
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To you, Tenma must be the killer.
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If he's not, your identity will be destroyed.
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Look at the truth.
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This is a photo of Johan Liebert.
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Can you prove that everything is just Tenma's lies?
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This guy...
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Where is this young man now?
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He's a student at Munich University.
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He's Schubert's secretary.
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Can I have this photo?
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This is police business from now on.
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I might have made a terrible mistake.
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Where is Dr. Tenma now?
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He should be in Munich.
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It's Lunge.
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Send a message to the Munich Police.
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This is a request for emergency police officer deployment.
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Tenma is in Munich.
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A sniper rifle?
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I don't know what you're talking about.
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You should have gotten a call from
a Mr. Heitmeyer in Fussen.
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It'll be an advanced payment of 10,000 Marks.
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I've got it right here.
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Your order will be a bit hard to get ready
for you, so you'll have to give me a week.
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You better toughen up before then.
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If you pay a heap of money for something you can't use,
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On to the next item of news...
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The reception party for next week's Munich Electronics
Fair was held today by the Chamber of Commerce,
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and was attended by many leaders of the financial world.
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The News Media Network, which is involved with the EU,
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is now supported by Bayern's industry.
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This will be a large-scale convention as never seen before.
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Furthermore, at this reception a man who has not
been seen in public for the past twenty years,
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Harts Georg Schubert, attended and
received a unanimous welcome.
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Although Schubert was in a wheelchair, he looked healthy and had great appeal with the financial leaders.
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