Wer Page #2
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- Year:
- 2013
- 89 min
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Here's the initial stuff.
Oh.
I just wanted to thank
you for your time.
Uh, if you need anything, like bios,
statistics, police reports,
hash... Anything.
Anything. Anything.
Um, actually,
I've already put a request
to examine the victims'
bodies as soon as possible.
Maybe you can make, uh,
a request to the judge
so we can get a quick response?
I'll lean on him.
Okay, so, uh,
back to the Claire Porter interview.
The investigative judge
agreed to let you
review the tape,
so we're good on that.
He's also okayed you
sit down with Talan.
All right,
and who's investigating?
Uh, yes, Captain Klaus Pistor.
Ex-military pilot.
Been heading up murder
investigations for nearly a decade.
Every Thursday
he eats lunch at Pierre's,
orders the Croque-Monsieur
with Bleu d'Auvergne cheese.
Hates raisins,
like crazy.
I think there's an
allergy issue there.
So if you want to kill him
that's the way to do it.
Hang on a second.
Is there a...
Yeah.
It's good to see
you again, Kate.
Mmm.
Give it time.
You just got here.
I just remember
screaming.
He was tall and thin.
It had hair all over.
His hands,
they were huge.
You said "he."
He was eating my boy alive.
Voila.
I'm sorry, uh,
you don't speak French.
Of course,
you're English.
But you see there was
a camera malfunction
and, uh, Claire Porter's
condition was so poor
that the judge concluded
the interview.
So, you took Talan Gwynek into
custody based on her description?
Yes, I did.
He more than fit the description,
don't you think?
I am aware his
appearance is unique,
but did you pursue other leads?
Uh, yes,
apart from surveying the crime scene,
the attacker's footprints.
Uh, footprints?
We didn't, um...
We didn't see that evidence
in the investigation dossier.
Were they
photographed or cast?
No, the heavy rain
had washed them away,
but the measurements
matched the suspect's.
Okay. Um...
I do find it a bit unusual that
you took my client into custody
based on an inconclusive eyewitness
account and not hard evidence.
Uh, we have
the camera malfunction,
the footprints
being washed away...
This investigation's had some issues,
Commissaire.
You agree?
The test results for your
client's DNA at the crime scene
will be back in
less than 48 hours.
So, I suggest we continue
this conversation then.
That is if Gwynek's DNA doesn't
show up at the crime scene.
Very good.
So why don't we go see your, uh, client?
Thank you.
Follow me.
Your team will stay in
the observation room.
You all right?
Mmm-hmm.
Very important.
You do not touch him.
You do not hand him anything
unless I say it's okay.
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