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Düsseldorf Federation ・ Holding Cells
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Please ask Helene and Gustav for me.
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Ask them to record "Detective Forster."
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Huh?
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They show reruns Tuesday mornings at ten.
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You've never seen it?
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It's a great show!
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Listen here, Milch.
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This is no laughing matter.
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Do you know how much trouble you caused the boss...
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because you messed up and got caught?
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Even for an idiot like you...
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he was kind enough to send someone
like myself as your attorney.
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So show him some appreciation.
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He only sent you to keep an eye on me, to
make sure I didn't spill anything, right?
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That's correct.
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Listen, Milch.
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You do know what would happen
if you told the truth, don't you
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Don't worry.
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I don't sell out my people.
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Well, whatever.
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Just follow my scenario and confess, got it?
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By the way...
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I hope you already have the schedule
for my next job figured out.
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The next one?
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When do you think that will be?
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Think about it!
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You're the one who should think about it.
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Who do you think I am?
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I am Gunther Milch, the Escape King.
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I don't have time to waste on this nonsense.
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Listen.
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If you confess like I told you, you'll
get out in about five years.
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Make sure you tell them for me.
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I told you.
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Tell Helene and Gustav to record
"Detective Forster" for me.
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Oh, but they're not really reliable...
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Maybe I should try that again while I'm still at this station.
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Try what?
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Determination
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You sure he's not faking it again?
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I don't know...
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But there was blood in his vomit...
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and his body feels so cold so...
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Hey, don't throw up here?
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Doctor!
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Oh, you're just in time!
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keep an eye on this place for a bit.
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Just now, some new kids they brought
in went nuts on the third floor...
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and I heard that some people were injured.
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B-But this one looks like he's about to die...
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You again, Milch?
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Just put him on the bed in the back.
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I'll take a look at him later.
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T-Take me to a hospital!
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I'll be right back, so just wait!
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Man, they keep bringing them in one after another today.
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Give me a break!
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I don't want to be next to a serial killer!
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W-Why does it have to be here?
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Stop complaining!
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I've got him on an I.V. drip because he
collapsed after not eating anything.
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I feel worse lying next to a guy like him.
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Just shut up and lie down!
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Doctor, you said people were injured.
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Do you know how many?
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Who knows?
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I won't know unless I go there.
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Damn it!
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I'll make those kids pay!
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About what you said the other day...
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I want your help.
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I want to escape.
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I'm thinking of killing someone.
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Your former fiancée...
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Eva Heinemann.
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What do you think?
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Don't you think that's a great idea?
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After all, she knows too much.
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On that rainy day at the building under construction...
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she heard three gunshots...
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and saw it.
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Saw him.
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We don't need people like that.
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We don't, do we?
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Don't...
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Don't!
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Stop it!
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She...
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Eva would never testify about that!
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She only wants me to be imprisoned for life!
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All she thinks about is making
me regret leaving her forever!
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She'll only testify to things that'll hurt me
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So...
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So...!
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That's why I asked if it was a great idea.
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If she were to disappear...
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you might not be sent to prison.
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Her death would be beneficial to both of us you know.
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Will you tell the police?
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Will they believe a story like this?
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Will you tell your attorney, Mr. Verdeman?
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He might be one of my allies, you know.
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We'll make sure you're found innocent.
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"We" being the excellent lawyers, that is.
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Once you're free and you step outside...
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you'll he able to have a nice drink.
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After all, by then, that spoiled,
loud-mouthed, drunken bitch...
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...will be gone from this world.
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I want to escape.
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You've got to be kidding me!
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Stuck next to a murderer like this!
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Hey, Milch!
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keep your mouth shut!
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Why don't you just stay silent to your heart's content!
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Milch!
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I'm just going to confess and get transferred
to prison in the next five days!
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Then it'll be goodbye to murderers like you!
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What are you shouting about?
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Milch!
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You're pretty energetic.
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Come on!
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So you were faking it after all!
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Oh, that felt good!
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I'll just have to endure for five more days!
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Then I won't be associated with killers like you!
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Enough already
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Hey, shut up!
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In five days, huh?
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So, on that rainy night...
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you heard three gunshots in a building
that was under construction...
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and saw a young, blonde man coming down the stairs.
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Is that correct?
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That's right.
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How about it?
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Do you still plan on tackling this case
while denying Johan's existence?
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No...
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Miss Eva Heinemann.
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May I have you present this important testimony in court?
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No.
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Düsseldorf Federal Police Station
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What does Dr. Tenma want this late at night?
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What does he mean, he has something
important he wants to tell us?
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W-Well...
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he just asked to see the investigators.
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What did you want to talk about, Dr. Tenma?
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In Düsseldorf... Eisler Memorial Hospital...
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Director Heinemann...
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Surgical Director Oppenheim...
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Dr. Boyer...
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and my patient, Adolf Junkers...
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I...
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did it.
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I...
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killed them all.
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A gust of wind came...
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The thermos fell over...
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The sandwiches were all dirty...
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At the time, he...
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just sadly smiled...
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According to an announcement made by the police...
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early on the morning of the fourth...
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the suspect Kenzo Tenma, who had consistently
denied involvement in a string of murders...
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completely reversed his position and confessed to
the murders of Eisler Memorial Hospital's director....
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and two physicians in Düsseldorf....
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as well as the murder of Adolf Junkers.
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He has made a full confession.
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T-That can't be!
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This just came in.
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According to an announcement made by the police...
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He confessed? That's impossible!
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early on the morning of the fourth...
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the suspect, Kenzo Tenma, who had consistently
denied involvement in a string of murder cases....
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has confessed to all of the charges against him.
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Don't mess with me!
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What the hell did you guys do to Dr. Tenma?
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What kind of torture did you put him through
to squeeze that false confession out of him?
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Could you please let go?
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Shut up!
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Just let me see Tenma!
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I'm going to talk to him myself and have him tell me what
kind of treatment he received during his questioning!
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It's useless, Dr. Reichwein.
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He even refused an interview with
me, and I'm his attorney.
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It would seem that his confession was indeed voluntary.
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That can't be!
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I've looked into it.
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I know the investigator myself.
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He's not a man who's capable of torture.
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It seems Tenma simply confessed.
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It went surprisingly smoothly, I heard...
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Mr. Verdeman!
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Don't tell me you also believe his confession is real!
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I can't tell what his intent is unless I interview him.
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I believe in him.
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Dr. Tenma is innocent!
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I believe in him!
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Yes, Verdeman speaking.
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Oh, Mr. Baul.
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I'm terribly sorry for not being there at a time
like this, but I had to attend to an emergency.
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It's okay.
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So, how was it?
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Did Dr. Tenma....
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Yes, he refused my interview.
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Oh, dear.
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Just as we were trying really hard to prove his innocence...
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and have them drop the false charges...
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he makes a full confession.
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Your father, on the other hand,
was quite an admirable person.
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No matter how grueling the interrogation...
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he never faltered one step...
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and continued to plead his innocence.
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His innocence...
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Now then...
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what shall we do, Mr. Verdeman?
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Mr. Verdeman?
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That woman...
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What was her name again?
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That important witness who can prove Tenma's innocence.
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Oh, Eva Heinemann.
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Where is she right now?
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At a hotel in the city.
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I would certainly like to meet her in person.
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No.
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She's a difficult woman.
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For now, I'll try meeting with her myself.
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My father was admirable?
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Please open the door, Miss Eva Heinemann.
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I know you're in there.
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The maids complained that they couldn't make the bed...
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because you were in here drinking all day.
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Miss Heinemann.
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I fully understand that you hate Dr. Tenma.
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If your relationship with Dr. Tenma had continued
even after you lost your father, the Director...
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your life would have been nice and easy.
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But Dr. Tenma left you.
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It's true that Dr. Tenma ruined your life.
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My father...
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My father was... imprisoned as a suspected spy.
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For the longest time...
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I was shunned, as the son of a spy.
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I also had my life ruined by my father.
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But I didn't give up.
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Why do you think that is?
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Why do you think I was able to keep fighting?
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Because I believed in him...
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My father was innocent.
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My father was innocent.
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My father was innocent!
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Innocent.
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Innocent!
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The people I believe in must be innocent!
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Now, let's get Tenma's false charges dismissed!
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Tenma has to be innocent!
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Just like my father...
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My father had to have been innocent!
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My partner's and my contact information is written here.
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Please give us a call when you're ready to testify.
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What did you say?
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They're sending him to prison tomorrow?
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It's only been a few days.
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Apparently, it's because Tenma's
confession went so smoothly.
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Can't we do anything, Mr. Verdeman?
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The police are also trying to convince
Tenma to meet with us, but...
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By the way, how is Miss Eva Heinemann?
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She went out.
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She's probably getting drunk at some bar again.
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Düsseldorf.
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Everything looks so familiar.
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I hate this town!
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00:18:41,730 --> 00:18:43,400
Oh, you're here?
271
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I've been sitting here for five minutes.
272
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I'm sorry.
273
00:18:48,240 --> 00:18:51,590
This is a really interesting paper, so I was copying it down.
274
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D-Do you want to go somewhere else?
275
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I know!
276
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Let's go out for lunch!
277
00:18:58,220 --> 00:18:59,570
Where do you want to go?
278
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Italian?
279
00:19:00,650 --> 00:19:02,320
Or how about French?
280
00:19:02,320 --> 00:19:03,550
Why don't you keep writing?
281
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Why don't you stay there and keep writing?
282
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Eva!
283
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Eva!
284
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Oh, really?
285
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Oh, I'm so, glad for you.
286
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See? Isn't it delicious?
287
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Yeah!
288
00:19:45,560 --> 00:19:46,880
What's this?
289
00:19:47,260 --> 00:19:48,800
What do you mean?
290
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If we put rocks down like this, the blanket
won't blow away in the wind.
291
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I wasn't talking, about that.
292
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I'm asking why you're spreading it out here.
293
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It's nice having lunch in a place like this once in a while.
294
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The weather's nice, too.
295
00:20:01,750 --> 00:20:03,380
Lunch? Who?
296
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Us, of course.
297
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I made some sandwiches.
298
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I hope you like them.
299
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There are bugs.
300
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It'll be fine.
301
00:20:14,220 --> 00:20:15,420
This is so stupid!
302
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They're all dirty now...
303
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They're ruined.
304
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Do you want one too, lady?
305
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Hey, Franz!
306
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That's rude!
307
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Thank you.
308
00:21:00,170 --> 00:21:01,360
Is it good?
309
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Start walking.
310
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Get in.
311
00:21:37,610 --> 00:21:39,170
Oh, hello?
312
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I can't get through to Mr. Verdeman.
313
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That's why I'm calling you.
314
00:21:44,710 --> 00:21:49,190
Oh, his wife just gave birth, so he's probably
still at the maternity center.
315
00:21:49,720 --> 00:21:54,400
I've heard about you, Miss Eva Heinemann.
316
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Please, feel free to tell me anything you'd like.
317
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I thought I'd talk.
318
00:21:59,800 --> 00:22:01,200
About what?
319
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The testimony to prove Tenma's innocence.
320
00:22:04,570 --> 00:22:06,920
I see. We're very grateful!
321
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So...
322
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what hotel are you staying at right now?
323
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Got it.
324
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I'll head over there right now.
325
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