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Previously on Population 11...

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- Hugo was murdered.
- Fuck.

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Piss-up back at our house
for Hugo, yeah?

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- Hi.
- I'm Gareth.

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- Cassie.
- Nice to meet you.

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Something's going on
with Gareth and Leon.

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They have way more money

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than an unemployed deadshit

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and a station hand would normally have.

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Sergeant Walters and I
are very close now.

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I'm sure she'd be interested to
know what you did for my father.

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Tomorrow morning, come find me.

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Why are you making up stories?

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- You don't know shit!
- OK.

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- I know you bugged me!
- What?

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Hugo's killer is still out there.

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If we find them,
I reckon we'll find your money.

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Bidgeegud,

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the kind of place where
people come to disappear,

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to reinvent themselves

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and leave their past behind.

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But when one of their own
turns up dead,

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the secret that binds
this town of misfits

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must hold a vital clue.

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Is there a murderer in their midst?

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Andy is certain there is.

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Which one of them knows the truth?

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The creepy general store owner

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who keeps a saltwater crocodile
as a pet?

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The broken-hearted publican

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who keeps her dead son's
race car as a memento?

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The pie-loving lovers and their
questionable secret ingredients?

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The scary drama queen or her
desperate-to-escape daughter?

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The eccentric old
artist who's out with Andy

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looking for answers right now?

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The unconventional priest?

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Actually, who better to talk to

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than the man who knows
everybody's secrets?

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www.subtitulamos.tv

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Jimmy?

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We already have the
conversation, Val, OK?

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You don't have to lecture me.
You know, I'm her mum, not you.

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I know that, Charmaine.

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Charmaine!

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- Hey, Val!
- Move it!

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Any idea where Jimmy is?

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Try his confession booth.

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I did. He's not there.

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Well, he sometimes goes out
to the old quarry

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when wants to be left alone.

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How's Shoshanna?

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She'll live. Why?

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Where's her dad?

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Wouldn't have a clue.

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Anything else you'd like to know
about that isn't any of your concern?

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Or can I go now?

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Cedric, where are you taking me?

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We're in the middle of nowhere.

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You said you want answers.

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This is where we'll find them.

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From here, we go on foot.

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Go where?

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I don't know yet!

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That's fantastic.

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But I will

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when we get near.
It's all about listening.

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If you pay close attention,

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you'll be surprised at what you find.

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That's why Hugo came to me.

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- I find things.
- What are you doing?

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I noticed the other day
as I was passing by

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something that wasn't here before.

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Can you feel it?

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Feel what?

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Negative energy.

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There's strong vibrations here.

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Here. Hold this. Keep it very still.

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You'll feel the vibration in the wire.

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He was a complicated man, your father.

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Well, actually,

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he wasn't very complicated at all.

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He showed us exactly who he was...

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from the beginning.

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It just took us a while
to see it. That's all.

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Yeah? How so?

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He reminded me a bit of my own father.

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Charming

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but self-serving.

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Didn't care who he hurt

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in the process.

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Yeah, well, that sounds about right.

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Come.

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This way.

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Jimmy!

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Hey!

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Nice spot.

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- Very peaceful.
- It was.

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I wanted to talk to you about Hugo.

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What about him?

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Did he say anything during
confession that maybe...

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That's between him and God, isn't it?

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You're not wearing your...
your priest's collar today.

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You off-duty or something?

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Interesting sermon you gave yesterday.

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Wanna know my favourite Bible verse?

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- Nuh.
- Matthew 6:21.

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"The greatest thing you'll ever learn

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"To love and to be loved
in return."

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- You know that one, right?
- Of course I do.

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That's from 'Moulin Rouge'.

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- How did you even find me?
- I wanted to talk to you

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last night at the party, but you left.

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I wasn't in the mood for a party.

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Is that why you pushed Trevor?
Just weren't in the mood?

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Pretty aggressive for a priest,
isn't it?

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- Well, I guess I'm not perfect.
- Or a priest, even.

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We're not so different, you and I.

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I lost my father tragically too.

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Yeah?

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Was he murdered?

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Yes.

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Shit. I'm... I'm sorry.

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That's OK.

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It was a long time ago.

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When I was six,
my father would test me,

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take me to the forest outside our town

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and leave me to find my way home.

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Feels like maybe Child Services
is more of an American thing.

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He would always try to trip me up,

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but I always found my way home.

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I would always win

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and he would always get...

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so mad.

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Here. Come.

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Komm schon!

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I called the Church

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and they've never heard of you.

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What parish are you from, then?

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None.

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I'm a travelling priest.

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- Is that even a thing?
- Yes!

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Like a flying doctor, but priests.

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Priests without borders.

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OK, even if I believe you,

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why settle in Bidgeegud?

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I go wherever the Lord needs me.

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Well, what about your family,
your country?

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What about...
Where's your mob from?

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You know,

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you ask questions

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like you think you deserve the answers,

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but you don't.

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- What about that bet that Trevor
mentioned? - There, you see?

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Stickybeak!

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I just wanna know the truth.

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You didn't even know Hugo...

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yet you wanna solve his murder.

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Why?

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What's wrong with helping
a friend figure out

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what happened to his dad?

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I've spent a lot of time
listening to people.

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I know when someone's talking shit.

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What exactly are we looking for here?

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Death.

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The spirit of death

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is here.

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No!

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You OK?

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- Out of the way!
- OK. Alright.

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Out of the way.
You're disturbing the energies.

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No, no, no, no, no.

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Is there, like, an emergency
contact I should call or...

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What's happening?!

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See? See?

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Is that...

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That's it?

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We traipsed all the way out here
for a cigarette butt?!

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But something happened here. Trauma.

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- This could be evidence.
- Of what?!

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Teenagers?

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Make-up sex?

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You said you had the answers.

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How is this answer to anything?!

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Give me this stupid...

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No, no! My aerial!

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My car.

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This is where I got hit.

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You were right.

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Hey, Cedric, do you think you
could help me get my car out?

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You know you remind me
of one of my relatives?

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My uncle, skin way.

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He was good with people...

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but he was hiding a deep pain.

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We all knew it was eating him up

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and he just never talked about it.

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Till one day,

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he left.

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Shame's a funny thing.

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It makes people feel like
they don't belong.

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Jimmy...

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I didn't mean to...

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I was only pushing you
'cause you were pushing me.

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But you're right.

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There is more to why I'm here.

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I'm helping Andy because
it's the right thing to do.

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And if we get to the bottom of it,

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it could be my ticket
back into my career.

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Career?

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I'm a journalist.

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Was. I got fired,

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but I'm sort of freelance at the moment

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- and, you know...
- So, you're here for the story.

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You were faking that?

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Does Andy know?

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I told you that in confidence.

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But now that I've confessed,
it's your turn.

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That's not how confession works.

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Just tell me about the bet.

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The bet

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was about a bunker.

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Now leave me alone.

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Is that why Hugo died?

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Because of a bet about a bunker?

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Jimmy,

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priest or not,

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you owe it to your friend
to tell the truth!

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- Andy!
- Jesus!

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Cassie, will you stop scaring
the fuck out of me like that?

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You're the one that keeps
popping up everywhere!

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You do know this is
an active crime scene, right?

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Didn't stop you.

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Just had the most frustrating
wild-goose chase with Cedric just now,

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but he did help me find my car.

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Look at this.

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Jimmy mentioned something
about a bunker.

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I reckon Hugo had one.

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Of course he had a bunker!

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I'm such an idiot!

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When I was a kid,
it was under the house.

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He kept everything that meant
anything to him in that bunker,

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including money.

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Not that he had a lot,

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but what he did have...

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Andy...

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If we find the bunker,
we find the money.

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It's gotta be there.

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There's gotta be a key somewhere.

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No key, but maybe
we could pick the lock?

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I got a better idea.

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My God!

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Fuck!

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OK, so there's nothing there.

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The UFO site.
It makes sense, right?

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Away from town and prying eyes?

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That's gotta be where
it is. Get your stuff.

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- You need to calm down.
- I'm running out of time!

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Yeah, well, it's almost dark outside

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and I'm not leaving
until you tell me the truth

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about what's really going on.

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The money, all of it!

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You don't deserve this.

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It all started when Dom and I
went for a drink after work.

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We were meeting up with
an old college buddy of his

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who was apparently, like, this
big hotshot Wall Street guy now.

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He turned out to be
a really good guy, you know?

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We... we had a fun time.
We stayed out late, got drunk.

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We were sharing war stories.

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And then, this guy leans in

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and gives us a stock tip.

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Dom and I knew
that wasn't exactly legal,

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but it was only $5,000 each.

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You know, it wasn't exactly
the crime of the century.

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So, we came up with
the money and, boom,

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doubled it overnight.

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Yes!

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For the first time,
I felt... free, you know?

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I-I felt like I had
finally gamed the system

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that had been gaming me my entire life,

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so, yeah, I wanted to
feel that again, you know.

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A week went by
and I still had that itch,

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so I called Dom and I asked him

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to get us another tip.

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He was...
he was reluctant at first,

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but eventually, you know,
he came around,

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only this time,

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the minimum his buddy was asking

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was $100,000 each

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and we just didn't have
that kind of money.

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But something about the way Dom said,

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"It's not for guys like us..."

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that set me off.

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So,

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I called the guy myself

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and I asked him to loan us the money.

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If he's so sure about this tip, I said,

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and I'd be able to pay him
the money back

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and make another trade.

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And when he said yes, I thought,

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"This is it," you know?

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"This is... this is my way out of...

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"of debt,"

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"of work,"

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"my past."

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So, what happened?

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The stock went the other way.

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We lost everything

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and now we owed $100,000 each
plus interest.

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Dom was livid.

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Anyway, a few days later,

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this guy comes in
asking for me and Dom.

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At first, we thought,

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"maybe he's HR
or something like that."

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We were a little nervous,

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but then he told us that his boss

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had us on tape

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talking to each other about
the tip-off, insider trading.

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The whole thing was a set-up.

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My God!

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So, where was Dom's mate?

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Pfft! Long gone.

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His phone number was dead.

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The company he worked for,

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turns out he never worked
for them in the first place.

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And I was... furious with Dom.

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But it wasn't all him.

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I mean, we were both idiots.

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I can believe how stupid I was.

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So, we did what they asked.

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They made us open fraudulent accounts

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and move money offshore for them
via this Australian account

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that we set up in Hugo's name.

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- So, Hugo knew about it?
- No! No, God, no!

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Hugo had no idea.

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No, I just used his ID information
to set up a hidden account.

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So, you became money launderers?

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00:21:07,862 --> 00:21:09,520
No! I mean...

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Look, we had no idea
where the money was coming from,

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so, for all we knew,

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this was a perfectly legitimate
operation.

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OK.

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Anyway, with every transaction,

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we'd pay 5% off the debt.

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Slowly, we would chip away
what we owed.

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Until, halfway through,

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about a week or so

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before we were supposed to
make a transfer to the UAE...

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a quarter million dollars
in Hugo's account just...

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disappeared.

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Shit!

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00:21:43,960 --> 00:21:46,179
Yeah, I figured Hugo must have

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stumbled across the account
or something.

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Maybe the bank contacted him.
I don't know.

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I can't believe you fell into
a trap like that.

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I get it.

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It sounds so stupid right now, I know,

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but I swear to God,

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it made so much sense at the time.

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Why?

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I...

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All my life, I played by the rules...

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and Hugo had left us with so much debt

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that my mom spent every waking moment

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trying to pay it off.

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And then she got sick
and that's... I mean...

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Medical costs, that's a whole other...

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I actually...

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found myself fantasising

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about her dying...

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because I thought, "Hey, you know,

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"at least it'd be cheaper...

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"and she'd be free."

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But then she did,
and that cost money too.

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She was never able

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to outrun it

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and I knew that...

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I was... I wasn't gonna outrun it either.

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00:23:06,120 --> 00:23:08,380
So, you used your dad as revenge?

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00:23:09,682 --> 00:23:11,840
I never meant for Hugo to die.

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That was just...

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And now I'm never gonna get
a chance to ask him.

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Ask him what?

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Why.

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Just curious. You don't have to
tell me if you don't want to.

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00:23:32,227 --> 00:23:33,527
What? No.

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00:23:33,747 --> 00:23:36,720
That's what I was gonna ask him.
Why... why he left.

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Sorry. Yeah.

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00:23:41,100 --> 00:23:43,260
And, hey, look, if we're being
honest with each other,

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there is something that
I need to tell you.

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You smell that?
Someone's smoking?

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- Shit.
- Hey!

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Dom!

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I'm worried we might have been
exposed to some kind of fraud.

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00:24:37,638 --> 00:24:38,707
Fraud?

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Here?

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00:24:40,246 --> 00:24:41,880
Take a look at this.

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Jane Alloway.

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00:24:45,693 --> 00:24:46,885
What about it?

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00:24:47,233 --> 00:24:48,599
She's dead.

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00:24:49,415 --> 00:24:50,920
She had an account with us,

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00:24:50,941 --> 00:24:52,833
but it was closed last year

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00:24:52,903 --> 00:24:54,560
when she died.

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00:24:55,436 --> 00:24:56,800
But now it's open again,

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00:24:56,843 --> 00:24:58,463
just like the one I found before.

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00:24:58,777 --> 00:25:00,798
Well, you sure it's the same person?

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00:25:00,965 --> 00:25:02,840
What? No.

409
00:25:03,440 --> 00:25:05,040
It's... No, it's not the same person.

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00:25:05,086 --> 00:25:07,760
It... it can't be
because she's dead.

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00:25:07,807 --> 00:25:09,427
No, no, what I meant was,

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I mean, you can have two clients
with the same name,

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and through some glitch or human error,

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00:25:15,306 --> 00:25:18,640
dead Jane's documents got
attached to this Jane's file.

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00:25:18,742 --> 00:25:20,046
That happens?

416
00:25:20,293 --> 00:25:21,840
More often than you think.

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00:25:22,753 --> 00:25:25,391
With all these meetings about
fraud we've been having,

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00:25:25,491 --> 00:25:27,792
I've started to see it everywhere.

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00:25:27,831 --> 00:25:28,986
You know,

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00:25:29,326 --> 00:25:31,106
I could take a look into that account.

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00:25:31,373 --> 00:25:32,920
Thanks, Dom.

422
00:25:33,633 --> 00:25:34,893
You bet.

423
00:26:22,794 --> 00:26:25,240
Sergeant Geraldine Walters speaking.

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00:26:26,188 --> 00:26:28,200
I have a confession to make.

425
00:26:28,628 --> 00:26:30,000
Who is this?

426
00:26:34,636 --> 00:26:36,076
Hello?

427
00:26:37,737 --> 00:26:40,240
I know who murdered Hugo Drivas.

428
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