MR 73

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This film is based on a true story

You drank, this morning?

You won't answer?

You can leave if you want.

You're not to blame, Mr Schneider.

You were just in the wrong place.

No, I never should've been there.

Meaning?

I don't want to discuss it.

What will you discuss?

You believe in God, doctor?

Yes, or I wouldn't be here.

God's a son of a b*tch.

Some day, I'll kill him.

Where we going?

Put it out! No smoking!

My home's the other way.

Turn around!

Stay on your seat.

In the middle, it's dangerous.

You hear me?

Take me home!

Junket's over, fella!

You got 30 seconds

to come out unarmed,

without a hostage!

Only 15 seconds!

OK, open it.

I'm a cop,

you a**holes!

Don't resist!

On your knees! Don't move!

On your knees, I said!

Louis, wake up!

Louis, sh*t! Wake up!

Here.

Internal Affairs

are waiting for you.

Why am I in here?

You hi-jacked a bus last night.

With 3.40 grams of alcohol

in your blood.

I've pissed on myself...

Capt. Ringwald, Internal Affairs.

Armed hi-jacking of

a Police vehicle, hostage taking...

Any other cop

would already be jailed.

But you're not any other cop.

So we're keeping this confidential.

We'll indemnify

the passengers and driver.

You won't be charged.

No plaintiffs, no charges:

No sanctions.

No rap for us,

and you save your ass.

But you won't escape the decision

taken by the brass in this case:

You're out of the CID

and transferred to night duty,

on the complaints desk.

You'll surrender your weapon,

and won't retrieve it

until further notice.

Anyway, you won't be needing it.

We were lenient

in view of your fine record,

and the tragedy you endured.

But nothing further

will be tolerated.

Any relapse and you're out.

Savvy?

Go home.

Take a shower:

You stink of piss and booze.

That guy's a time-bomb.

He'll explode in our face.

We're all time-bombs, here.

Even you?

Look in my file, you'll see.

I already did.

I saw no answer,

just a question.

Why did a woman like you wind up

in this sh*t-hole?

What's a woman like me?

A woman with your exemplary record

shouldn't be in charge

of these degenerates.

They enable me to keep

a grip on this city, sir.

And why I wound up here,

is my business.

Go in.

Your name is

Charles, Robert, Emile, Subra.

Born February 17, 1938

in Chteauroux

to Robert Subra and Jeanne Lantier.

You were sentenced

to 2 years for theft,

March 8, 1964,

to 4 years for attempted homicide,

June 13, 1967,

and to 7 years, for statutory rape,

November 6, 1971.

Freed in September 1976,

you settled in Gardanne,

and disappeared from view

until Dec 5, 1982,

when you were arrested

for the murder

of Mr and Mrs Maxence.

In spite of evidence from witnesses,

who identified you as the murderer,

you have always denied it.

Yet you were sentenced

to life imprisonment

by the Court of Bouches-du-Rhne

on January 13, 1983

for kidnapping, torture,

barbaric acts,

rape, followed by

premeditated murder.

Imprisoned in Nmes,

and later in Marseilles,

you agreed to undergo

psychiatric treatment

and dedicated yourself

to God and to religion.

Later you were moved

to the Mallemort facility

where you appear today

before the Appeals Board

regarding your request

for release on probation.

First question, Mr Subra:

Do you deserve to be released?

I'll soon be 69, sir.

I've spent

over half my life in jail.

a changed man with the help of God.

Today, nearing the end of my life,

all I want is...

for the few years

I have left to live,

to help my neighbor,

and atone for my mistakes,

and appease my conscience.

That means he's getting out?

It means he may get out.

It'll be decided in a month.

Note that...

if the Board rules in his favor,

his probation isn't irrevocable.

He'll be bound by conditions

that he must respect.

But he was sentenced to life!

I know, Justine.

But in view of his age,

his health problems

and his good behavior in jail,

he's eligible for

a reduction of his sentence.

That's the law.

He butchered my father,

tortured, raped

and murdered my mother.

That's good behavior?

I hope he kills again,

it'll serve you right!

It's George.

We got a "stiff",

in a villa in Cassis.

Seems our guy is at it again.

I'll be there in fifteen.

Hi!

The bunghole brigade!

- Hi, Jumbo.

- Hi.

Looked good for her age.

We know her name?

Vera Rosenberg,

widow,

a daughter, 30, who lives in the US.

Made a killing in real estate,

has offices on the Riviera,

and Paris,

owns luxury hotels abroad:

Stinking rich.

- Can we move her?

- We can.

What was the doc's report?

Same as the others:

Raped,

sodomized, beaten to death,

and strangled.

I reached her daughter:

She's flying in from Chicago.

And the cat?

What cat?

She wants it or not?

I'd say she doesn't!

It'll be put to sleep.

Going to the autopsy tomorrow?

I'm going nowhere, I'm off the case.

Kovalski and his boys have it now.

I f***ed up, George.

You're still in the race.

Neighbors hear anything?

Nothing.

As if the bastard sneaks in

through the sewer system.

In any case, they know him.

No break-in.

They always seem to let him in.

Maybe he says he's a lineman,

or a cop.

No one lets anyone in around here,

unless they know them.

Checked her address books?

Diaries, phone books,

rifled 'em all:

No matching numbers.

We're going over

a year's phone bills,

home phone and cell.

Try all the swinger's clubs,

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