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Let's wasted andated nine?
This guy's Sabraj.
He's been drugging and killing travelers in Asia?
Western travelers.
Mostly hippies.
Of course, Sabraj denies he's killed anyone.
Quite frankly, no one can think of a motive.
There's no denying he's a villain.
I mean, he's wanted by the police in 23 countries.
But he's also highly intelligent.
He speaks six or seven languages.
He's read every book in the world.
And he's busted out of jail 15 times.
Paris, Athens, Delhi, Tehran, and the rest.
Then he pops up in another country with a new face, a new name, a new passport.
This is the story of the decade.
And, Stephen, I want you to write it.
So do you think he could have done the murders or not?
What I think doesn't matter.
Well, you must have an opinion by now.
You obviously do.
Chris, we just started this thing.
We can't have preconceived ideas about where we might end up.
I'm just concerned you'll lose your perspective if you get too close to him.
Your intimacy with Sabraj puts you in an interesting position.
There is the question of withholding evidence.
Not to mention what you might know of his possible escape plans.
Why should we not keep an eye on you?
You tell me that.
You say in your sworn statement that you were with Sabraj when he entered the hotel with
the sole intention of drugging and robbing those students.
Is it not so?
She only said that because the police blackmailed her.
Don't let him intimidate you, darling.
Tell him the truth.
Tell him I only wanted to help those people.
Tell them.
I don't know anything about it.
I saw nothing.
Order!
Maybe I can help you.
I only tried to love him.
I still do love him.
Do you think he still loves you?
What do you know?
Steven, I'm telling you the truth.
That is what I promised to do and I'm doing it for you.
Only for you.
Oh, wake up to yourself, Steven.
You've been seduced.
It's that simple.
You want to discuss this rationally?
Yeah.
Let's talk about this rationally.
What?
The facts, Steven.
How about Charles Sabraj?
Charles Sabraj, the liar, Kelsey, the liar.
Charles Sabraj, the sadist.
Charles Sabraj, the murderer.
I don't think she is the right person to help you with our book.
She is far too emotional.
You know, maybe Charles is right.
Maybe you are too emotional for this job.
You, who I can trust, are the right person to be the biographer of Charles Sabraj.
I can't help you anymore, Steven.
Whether they were drug dealers or not, most of them weren't.
There are no excuses for murder.
Do you know who I am?
You're AJ.
I saw you in Bangkok, but I didn't have a chance to speak to you.
Don't touch me.
I did not come all this way to touch you.
Come any closer and I'll scream.
What do you want?
To talk to you.
Bangkok's a cool place, huh?
I don't know.
I wasn't there very long.
Long enough to meet Annie and Francois.
They tell lies about us.
Sabraj sent you, didn't he?
Go home.
Go away from here.
Charles does not want you to write his book.
What about Steven?
Steven is good.
Steven is all right.
Steven will write the book with Charles.
Excuse me.
Chris.
You, what are you doing here?
I wanted to apologize.
When I was in your room, I didn't want to make you angry.
What's the matter?
You know what's the matter.
No, I do not.
Tell me.
I just saw AJ.
AJ?
He's here in Delhi?
Yes.
He just tried to scare me off.
Stopped me working on the book.
So what will you do?
I don't know.
You would not leave Steven?
Maybe.
You don't exactly see Sabraj in the same way.
You know what a horrible life Charles came from.
Believe me, there is more good in him than bad.
I'm sorry, I can't accept that.
Excuse me.
I too am sorry.
What are you smiling about?
Nothing, just...
Charles has worked his magic again, that's all.
What do you mean?
You and Steven, you love each other.
And yet Charles has managed to come between even that.
He's so...
He controls everything.
Thank you, Daniel.
I think I'll stay.
You might tell Sabraj then.
Chris?
Look, I'm sorry.
I've just seen AJ.
Where?
In the street.
He followed me from Bangkok and he warned me to stop working on the book.
What did he say exactly?
You told Sabraj I went to Bangkok, didn't you?
Yeah.
Why?
I told him you'd gone to Thailand, that's all.
I don't want you talking to him about me.
What are you doing?
I'm moving to another hotel.
What for?
I'm going to work on the book on my own from now on.
Well, that's great, Chris.
Look, it's the middle of the night.
Let's talk about this thing in the morning.
Chris, where are you going to go?
I don't know yet.
I don't think it's a good idea you're going alone, especially after what just happened.
You're right.
I'll get one of the boys to help me.
You're going to leave like this?
See you in court tomorrow.
Finish the report.
Good night.
Hello?
Chris.
Oh, you're still here.
Hello?
Where are you going?
To another hotel.
Which one?
I don't know.
Do you know one?
You really want to do that, don't you?
Yes.
I know a place.
I'll take you there.
Let me help you to your room.
I'll be fine, thanks, Daniel.
Thanks for everything.
Let me, madam.
I'll be fine.
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That down?
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Here to see Sabraj?
What's the problem?
You may not enter.
But I have permission to see Sabraj.
Permission to enter?
By who?
Gupta?
Chris?
I think it's time we had another talk.
Yes, but not here.
I'll meet you in the guardhouse in five minutes.
I'll be there.
Thank you, sir.
Something wrong, Mr. Cary?
I want to know why I was denied permission to see Sabraj.
My goodness, were you?
You know damn well I was.
What's going on?
You remember the conversation we had at Euro 2?
Getting access to Sabraj's files?
What about it?
We are the only ones who have access to them.
If you see what I mean.
Yes?
Sir, the lawyer is here.
Thank you.
I'm afraid I must go.
You may continue this conversation with my colleague.
So, Mr. Cary, I understand you want access to some confidential police documents.
I want to see all the transcripts of statements made under interrogation.
And anything else you might have from other police sources.
Such as Interpol, you mean?
Whatever you can get me.
I see.
How much?
Two thousand U.S. dollars.
And for that I retain unlimited access to Sabraj.
No, that will cost you more again.
How much more?
That's another one thousand.
That's a lot of money.
It's not more than you can afford, I think.
You see, we ourselves have other people to pay.
There are so many hungry mouths in India, Mr. Cary.
I'll have to speak to Bill Sherman in Bangkok first.
Of course.
In the meantime, can I continue to speak to Sabraj?
Provisionally, yes.
But for your full and unlimited cooperation, it's going to cost me three thousand dollars.
U.S. in cash.
Three thousand U.S. in cash.
I think I can remember that.
I was worried about you. Where did you go last night?
Taprabang.
Where's that?
Here.
Silence! The court will now rise!
Talk to you later.
Your Honor, after consulting my colleague on the fine legal points that were raised yesterday...
Why did you have A.J. come here and frighten Chris?
What are you talking about?
He's here in Delhi. He followed her all the way from Bangkok.
He must have come off his own back. I didn't order him to come.
Then who did? The Triad?
He knows nothing of that.
I don't believe you.
Very well, Your Honor. I will take my expectations and advice. Your Honor, we have ordered one group of minis to be sent to the city.
Thanks.
Yeah, who is it?
It's me.
What do you want?
Your new neighbor. Can we talk?
I read the report you did in Bangkok.
And?
It's good. It's very good.
Really?
Really.
Thanks.
Wow. You prefer this?
So do you believe me now that he's lying?
About the heroin connection?
About any of it. What more do you want?
I want him to tell me the truth.
Stephen, he's incapable of it. He doesn't know the meaning of the word.
Chris, we don't know that yet.
I know it. And you basing a book on his version of the truth is ridiculous.
Is that it, black and white?
Look, I've got another couple of hours of work to do. I'll see you in the morning. Good night.
Good night.
Your Honor, if it please the Court, I wish to show that the accusations linking my client, Ms. Leclerc, with the accused's objection, she is his co-accused.
Is that right, Mr. Shastri?
Very well, Your Honor, but it is immaterial. The accusations are based on purely circumstantial evidence. This I will prove later.
But first, I wish to show the Court how she became involved with this man in the first place.
This man of indubitably magnetic charm. He's a snake. Objection! He is quite obviously not a snake.
Order! Order! And as the Court has already seen, my client is like a frightened rabbit before him.
Will you please get to the point, Mr. Shastri?
Ms. Leclerc, I would like you to describe your feelings when you went to Bangkok to live with Charles Shobrach.
Ms. Leclerc, will you please answer my question?
Ms. Leclerc! Ms. Leclerc!
Your Honor, we are getting nowhere with this evidence unless I am orderly restored to this Court.
I yield to you, Counsel. Let there be order in this Court.
When is he arriving?
Tonight. I pick him up from the Planet Six.
Are you sure he'll bring the money?
Yeah, sure, sure.
Good. Now, I want him to meet my two friends. I want him to make a big impression. Especially on Chris.
Understand?
Okay.
I call Charles Shobrach.
The prisoner will come forward.
I used to think there was justice in India. Now I know there is none.
Your Honor, the prisoner will confine himself to answer in the prosecutor's questions.
You mean persecutor? I don't care what you and your court do to me because I don't recognize you.
I am my own judge and I judge myself innocent.
Mr. Shobrach, I warn you.
You must understand my distress. I spent three months in the most inhuman, barbaric conditions in jail.
I understand, Mr. Shobrach. And now the prisoner will please take the witness stand.
The Court is able to make its own conclusions about your state of mind.
You do not know my state of mind. You do not even know your own mind.
Mr. Shobrach, I warn you once again.
I know your mind. Yours and all the others in this room.
You are not open to the truth because you are all living a lie. You are all products of a corrupt culture.
Look at this pathetic imitation of a court in England. Your stupid costumes, forms of words which mean nothing.
We are all victims. Victims and slaves of the West.
And I do not understand why we continue to submit to it.
So I for one have made a decision. I will no longer submit to it.
You know the house across the road? 150,000 it went for.
What? That dumb. How much?
150.
What does that make us worth?
Enough to stop looking for a bigger place.
Why? We've got all the room we need here.
And a very nice room it is too.
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We're in.
And now he's found a new game to play.
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Put him in jail for that.
But on the wrong computer.
What the hell's happening?
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Chris, look, in your report you say Charles used them phenomens. He used them himself. Are you sure about that?
Ty Interpol has three sworn statements that he used them, among other things, regularly.
When they searched his room, he had 10 kilograms of pills.
Stephen.
Chris.
Hello, Daniel. Don't you turn up in the most unlikely places.
Well, I've been waiting for you.
Listen, there's someone I want you to meet.
Actually, there's someone Charles wants you to meet, huh?
Come.
Who?
Come.
Ellie.
Hotel's great, Daniel. Thanks.
It's okay.
I think he's with an American couple.
Come here.
I would like you to meet Guy, the brother of Charles.
Guy, Stephen, Karen.
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Hi, Chris.
When did you arrive?
Just now, tonight.
Why don't we go somewhere else and talk?
Sure.
So you and Charles are really half brothers.
That's right. Our mother was the same, but my father was French.
So you two will write a good book about Charles, huh?
And show that he was not such a bad man.
We don't know yet. We haven't finished talking to him.
Well, then you must keep talking to my brother
until you understand that he could never do anything really bad.
Never.
And anyway, he is far too clever.
He has no need.
To my brother, Charles.
To Charles.
I would like to see Charles in the court.
Do you think you could get me in?
Should be possible, yeah.
To talk to the people who love Charles most,
you must talk to those who have known him in jail.
You were in jail with him, weren't you? In Greece?
Yes, for one year.
How did the tribute end up there, together?
It's not so easy to explain.
I was 21, still living with my mother.
We hadn't heard from Charles for years and years,
and suddenly he rang me and sent me some money
and told me to meet him at the Hilton in Athens.
Bonsoir.
This is my brother, Henri.
Henri, this is Dee and Brad Robinson.
How do you do, Henri?
Nice to meet you, Henri.
No, no, not for me. I'm going upstairs to pack and relax.
You boys make a night of it.
Nice to meet you.
Bye, honey.
There you go.
Okay, where will we go?
I know a place that is very good.
Oh, my God.
It's all right. It's a little stomach trouble, I think.
Balls, he had too much to drink.
He's such a bore. Put him in the bedroom.
He tried smoking Keefe and Tangier.
He threw up all over at Dutchess.
Oh.
Go talk to the woman. I'll search the room.
Thanks for bringing the stupid bastard home.
Would you like a drink?
No, no.
This is nothing.
Sorry for the Dutchess.
What do you think you're doing?
Go back.
Let me go!
Let me go, you filthy snake!
I'm calling the police!
Honey!
Come here!
Here, you do it.
Hands up full, huh?
No!
Come on!
This is crazy. I can't do this.
You can't do it? Okay, you hold it.
Okay, hold her still.
No!
If you get one of their bags, take everything.
Money, jewelry, cameras, everything.
Passports.
Oh, and she has a mink coat in there somewhere.
That was really disgusting.
Why did you have to do that?
They ripped me off?
To give them some gems on approval.
And that fat pig pretends it's never happened.
And why you worry about them, huh?
They're millionaires.
Everything is insured.
Worry about us.
Here.
Take this package to Beirut.
What is it?
Passports for the PLO.
The PLO?
Where are you going?
I have other business to attend to.
Now, you stay in Beirut one week.
Then you go to Istanbul.
Stay at the Alfa Hotel.
I'll meet you there.
You'll see Guy.
With me, you'll have excitement.
You will be rich.
So what happened then?
Bad luck.
I went to the airport the next day to fly to Beirut.
And there was the couple we had robbed.
I was arrested.
They tortured me until I betrayed Charles.
And you know, a whole year we spent in jail together.
And he never once blamed me.
And so I owe him something.
Oh, don't look like that, Chris.
The past is the past, huh?
Smile.
I didn't think Charles would split until he finished talking.
I didn't think he would.
He didn't think he would split until he finished talking.
But now it's obvious he changed his mind.
You might have changed it for him.
Thanks.
He's shown us the photographs of the bodies yet.
Why? What would that prove?
It might provoke him into saying something.
It might.
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Chris, I'm really angry with you.
You've been telling many bad lies about me.
No, I just try to tell the truth, as far as I understand it.
Why are you so paranoid about me?
What have I ever done to hurt you?
Chris, I have an ulcer on my foot.
Can you get me some papaya? It's very good for drawing out the infection.
I'm very busy at the moment, Charles.
Why don't you get one of your groupies to do it for you?
What about AJ? I'm sure he'd love to.
That's no problem. I'll get Stephen to do it.
Oh, Mr. Currie. He's with me.
Guy!
It's you! You came!
My God! You're fantastic!
Look, everyone! This is my little brother.
He's come all the way from Paris to see me.
He knows I'm innocent.
Hello, Stephen. Charles.
I've got something I want to show you.
What is it?
Open it.
Where did you get this?
Doesn't matter.
Horrible. I don't want to look at them.
Why? Do they bother you?
Don't make me angry, Stephen.
Charles, I need concrete evidence on the Hong Kong case.
You justify the murders by saying you work for them,
yet there's not one shred of evidence in any of this
that you had any connection with organized crime.
What's wrong?
Nothing.
What were you and Daniel talking about yesterday?
It's none of your business.
Guy's showing up.
It all fits together, doesn't it?
Can't wait any longer.
Look, Charles, I don't want to talk about my life anymore.
I want this talking about my life. I want to live it.
You really think you're just gonna walk out of here?
Stupid, stupid, stupid brother.
I tell you, don't come to court.
No, he has to come.
Don't blame Guy, Charles.
We knew he was your brother until you stood up in court
and told the whole world about it.
Chain his legs.
I would like to see you in my office, Mr. Carey.
Tomorrow morning at ten.
Who is it?
It's David.
Hi.
Come in.
Want a beer?
Yeah.
You all right?
Yeah, I'm fine.
What about today? You could have been shot or something.
Actually, I was more concerned about him escaping.
We haven't got a book yet.
I was just about to go to bed.
Want some company?
No, thanks.
You sure about that?
Yes, thanks.
Look, I really appreciate the way you put everything you have into this.
You know how hard it's been for you.
I'd have been very lonely here without you.
The sooner it's done, the sooner we can leave.
I guess I'd better go to bed, huh?
I guess so.
Good night.
So, Mr. Carey, I'm sorry to have kept you waiting.
You haven't noticed, inspector. I've only been sitting here for two hours.
It's been a very busy morning, and it still is.
So have you spoken to your Mr. Sherman?
No.
Oh.
I spoke to the magistrate instead.
He told us how we can get access to all the statements, everything you offered us, for nothing.
I see.
And what about Interpol?
Of course, got all that in Bangkok.
Also for nothing.
So, inspector, the deal is off.
Deal? What do you mean, deal?
Come on.
Mr. Carey, when Chabrage attempts to escape the next time, and he will, I will arrest you too for conspiracy.
Why would I want him to escape?
I want him right here, where I can talk to him.
And you expect me to continue to allow you to do that?
You've got no right to stop me.
Unless you are one of his accomplices.
That's absurd.
Is it?
Then perhaps you can explain to me why you are here working in Delhi on a tourist visa.
What does that have to do with anything?
You have made a false claim.
You say tourist, and yet here you are working and consulting with thieves and murderers.
And corrupt police.
I beg your pardon.
May I remind you again that you are a visitor in my country.
You are clearly here under false pretenses.
And I can have you expelled at a moment's notice.
Save your breath, inspector.
You see, I've taped all our conversations.
This one, the last one with Rapinda.
You want to make an issue out of it?
Be my guest.
Do not threaten me, Mr. Carey.
Otherwise, you will find yourself in very serious trouble.
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What's the date of birth?
24th of May, um, 62.
Has he got private health insurance?
What?
Health insurance.
What?
It could be.
But he might want to choose his own special.
It's physio.
I'm 60 before I needed half this long.
Um, I don't think so.
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Took out half these things, maybe I can afford it.
A...
A-N...
I could afford this.
A...
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Hi.
You have seen Charles?
He has sent a message for me.
No, I don't see Sabraj. Stephen does all that.
I brought you all the things you asked for.
Shampoo, soap, chocolate, cigarettes.
Thank you.
Thank you for agreeing to see me again.
I know it's not easy.
I have brought something for you.
What is it?
My diaries.
I have kept them ever since I met Charles.
Perhaps they can help you to understand us better.
Thank you very much.
What I feel is in these pages.
All the love that Charles takes with not giving back.
His slave.
Always.
And I'll wait for him to set me free.
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Only you can set yourself free.
That's what everyone says.
And everyone is right.
I've tried.
You must believe me.
I've tried everything to take this curse from my heart.
But it only gets worse.
No.
I think I must be a very bad person.
And God wants to punish me.
What else can it be?
I told you I could firm those rules for two weeks.
I'm sorry, sir, but there is nothing that I can do now.
What's the problem?
The sponsor says we have to leave the hotel.
Gave away our rooms.
That's ridiculous. The hotel is practically empty.
I'm sorry, madam, but I have very big parties arriving this evening.
You must leave now.
Show me the written confirmation.
Sir, I'm not permitted to do that.
I'm not permitted to smack you in the eye, but I'll do it anyway.
Show me the book.
In that case, I'll call the police and you will find new accommodations in prison.
Poopta's behind this.
Yeah? How do you know?
He tried to bribe me and I called his bluff.
I'm calling the embassy.
Steven, forget it.
We can find another hotel.
What are you gonna do?
I want to follow up some leads in Kathmandu and Kashmir.
I'm flying to Srinagar in the morning.
All right?
Want some money?
No. I've already spoken to Bill.
So this has all been arranged?
Yeah.
He thinks this is a good idea.
You don't need me here at the moment, do you?
How long are you gonna be gone?
Not long. A few days.
I'm sitting with Jules on the plane to Kashmir.
And I'm so excited because it's the first time I've been outside of Canada.
It's almost the first time I've been away from home.
And tonight we will be in Kashmir.
I don't know why, but I'm so excited.
I can't wait to see what it's like to be back in Kashmir.
And I'm so excited.
I'm so excited.
I don't know why, but ever since I was a little girl, I've wanted to go there.
I met a stranger on the bus to Srinagar.
I know I should not be thinking about him, but he was so handsome with some special quality that made me just want to watch him.
But I don't think he even noticed me.
I can't get him out of my mind.
I wonder if I will see him again.
But my dear sir, there are three double bedrooms, each with flushing toilet.
All meals included, for rupees 500 only.
It's worth at least double.
But why should we pay for three bedrooms when we only want two?
Sir, it's a boat.
It has three rooms.
But can I do...
I don't know what you can do, but we are not going to be able to afford it.
But we are not going to be able to afford it.
Well, may I suggest, sir, that you save your money by sharing with some other tourist people.
It's often done.
A couple such as this, for example.
Excuse me one moment.
Hello, my name is Alain.
Jeu de paul.
Monique. Monique Leclerc.
They are French.
Are you looking for a husband?
So what do you think? Are you interested?
In what?
In sharing a boat with us.
I guess so.
Good.
Alain is the most charming, fascinating man I have ever met.
He knows so much about Asia, about everything.
He speaks so beautifully.
He draws us all to him.
My feelings are so strong and so strange.
I cannot yet describe them.
How long will you be in Srinagar?
Three weeks.
And then?
Oh, we go south.
And then?
And then, south?
And then, back to Canada?
Back home.
You cannot sleep?
No, I can't.
What's the matter?
May I kiss you?
If you want.
What about Jules?
Oh, it's nothing to me, Alain.
It's over between us.
We are friends, nothing more.
But you still sleep in the same room.
Yes, but we do not...
We have not made love for a long time.
Do you know?
You are the first woman who has ever asked to kiss me.
I was a kid, at that time, I did buy a view see here.
And we can grow old together.
I'm sick of this place.
I'm sick of being watched day and night.
I only stay because of your book.
Stupid bloody book.
Thanks for forgetting something.
Don't think these chains will stop me, huh?
Soon these chains will no longer exist.
How's that?
Because I'm going to escape.
But this time, I'm going to escape legally.
You think these charges will hold up?
Attempted murder.
If I want to kill someone, I kill them.
You realize that's the first time you ever admitted that you kill?
Hey, I'm a businessman, not a criminal.
If I have killed, it has been purely a matter of business.
I never kill good people.
You don't believe me?
You doubt my word?
You can give me proof of what you say you've done.
Yeah, I doubt your word.
Proof?
Okay.
Look on the back.
Do Jenny love Henri?
Henri was Jenny Hudson's grandfather.
Proof?
My apartment in Bangkok was a museum for my victims.
There was enough proof there to hang a hundred men.
And you know what happened when the police came to arrest me?
I talked my way out of it.
Talked my way out of it.
Like I will talk my way out of here.
Stop! Stop!
You're going to be arrested.
Inspector, what is the meaning of all this?
Come with me.
That's what I'm saying to you.
I do what I have to do and I go where I have to go and no one can stop me.
I don't have to kill people to control them.
Thank you, partner.
Inspector, this is my girlfriend Monique Leclerc.
May I ask a question? Is this you?
It's not very clear. No, this is not me.
And you are Alain Gaudier?
Alain is in Hong Kong.
My name is David Alain Gaudier.
My passport is in the briefcase.
I am a college professor. I still have a post thing in Puerto Rico.
But now I deal mainly in gems.
There's more money in it.
Can we offer you some tea and sp-
No, stay here.
Why does she have two passports?
No, they're not the same woman. The hair is different.
Inspector, mademoiselle Demore is a client of mine.
What's her passport doing here?
She has taken some gems on approval and she has left me a passport as security.
Can I have your name?
This is Mr. Hakim's passport. He is also a client of mine and has also left this as security.
Inspector, it seems you were expecting a big show.
Do you mind telling me who it is that has made this complaint against Alain?
I know who it is that has made this complaint against Alain.
He told me he got into some trouble with some people he sold some diamonds to.
They have made this complaint.
The gem business is a very dirty business, inspector.
But I'm sure we can clear this matter up in a moment or two.
Oh, handcuffs. I use them for security when I'm traveling with the gems.
Open the safe.
The safe has nothing in it and we do not have a key.
This way.
What do you have to say about all of these drugs?
Inspector, I know nothing about drugs.
But you must ask Alain's wife. She's a nurse who works at the American hospital.
Petrol. Definitely.
I take his passport. Check on it.
Certainly, inspector. Shall I get you the telephone number of the American embassy?
I can do that myself. Now, I want you, all three of you, to report to crime separation headquarters at nine in the morning.
Is that clear?
Perfectly clear.
Now, you're going to have to look out.
By nine the next morning, we're all on a plane to Paris.
That's what I'm saying to you. I do what I have to do and I go where I have to go and no one can stop me.
I don't have to kill people to control them.
I'm a businessman, not a criminal.
If I have killed, it has been purely a matter of business.
I never kill good people.
I'm a businessman, not a criminal.
If I have killed, it has been purely a matter of business.
I never kill good people.
Yeah, the house costs a lot.
Huh?
150,000 it went for.
What? That down? How much?
150.
What's that make us worth?
Enough to start looking for a bigger place.
Why? We've got all the room we need here.
And a very nice room it is too.
If you've already proved yourself with your first home loan, talk to State Bank about your second.
I've been standing again. Appointments with the bank manager, applications in triplicate.
They just don't like parting with their money.
But you're not the only ones.
At State Bank, we won't send you to the end of the queue. Anyone who's already done what you've done deserves better.
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How bad is this, mate, if yours hurt?
Oh, not bad. Just a few abrasions.
Terry knows he can trust Arthur.
I've heard that before.
So why should this next job be any different?
Well, there are certain complications.
His next client seems glad to see him.
Terry here is the best.
Is he, indeed?
But that could be the problem.
Oh, it's so tough.
Mind that.
All right, all right. You don't have to sit there to say whatever it is, do you?
It's 9.30 Tuesday, only on Seven.
Look, when we get to Delhi, I won't be able to see you again.
Don't say that, Elan.
I think I'm falling in love with you.
Don't you feel anything?
I don't know.
I don't know what game you're playing.
I'm not playing any kind of game.
What do you mean?
Look, my life is very complicated at the moment.
And I don't want you to talk of love.
To be frank, I live outside the law.
I don't care.
I will do anything.
I just want to be with you.
You'd come and live with me in Asia?
Why not?
I swear I don't understand you Western women.
What is there to understand?
I want you.
And I will go wherever you are to be with you.
What are you saying?
Are you saying you will leave your home
and come and live in a house with me?
Here.
I have waited for him to love me again,
like he did in the beginning.
But how long ago, how impossible,
all my happiness seems now.
Perhaps it is a sin to love so deeply.
I am nothing to him.
Leave me alone.
Stephen?
Jesus Christ, you scared me.
What are you doing here?
I am sorry I have been such a pain in the neck.
You were right, I am too emotional.
I have never met a murderer before.
It is the only way I can ever think of him.
I guess I didn't handle it too well.
You know what he said to me?
He said I never killed good people.
I think I almost let him come between us.
So do you still love me?
Yes, I still love you.
Good.
I just wish this whole thing was all over.
The way to dusty death.
Mr. Wimsett buys a gun.
The wayward wife.
Very sorry to have kept you.
Not at all.
We were just admiring your collection of books.
Ah, yes, I collect all the mysteries.
It is very helpful for my work.
Trying to spot the murderer, you know.
Please, I am sorry.
I am sorry.
So you two are also writing a book.
Yes, ours is about Charles de Branche.
Ah, also a great mystery.
What were they?
Motive.
Were they just thrill killings?
That is the expression, isn't it?
Or was there some other purpose behind it all?
Perhaps you already have the answer.
I wish we did.
He insists that they were all drug couriers.
And that he was...
So you have spoken to him.
Yes, quite a bit.
Interesting.
Please, go on.
That is it, really?
They were all couriers, and he had orders from some triad in Hong Kong to kill them.
The evidence is not conclusive for that.
Some were involved with heroin, and some were not.
Which ones can you prove were?
The girl, Connie Jo, most definitely.
Her friends have confirmed it.
But the boyfriend?
The Canadian courier?
Definitely not.
He really was just here to climb in the mountains.
Who discovered the bodies?
Some local villagers.
First one, then two.
I really was not prepared for two.
I was particularly horrified, you see.
Because this was the first time this type of murder had happened in the bomb.
The girl and the man I had seen earlier had been stabbed, mutilated, and burnt.
The ironic thing is that I had Subraj right here in my office.
And I had to let him go.
It was the biggest regret of my career.
After the deaths, a friend of Connie Jo's bought me Connie's notebook.
In it was the name and the description of a certain Alan Oetier,
who the two girls had met earlier at his hotel.
I traced Oetier through his rental car firm.
Inspector Rath, Royal Nepalese Police.
Your names and nationalities, please.
My name is Henrikus Petentje.
I am Dutch.
Please call me Henk.
Passports, please.
I am a teacher of sociology at the University of Amsterdam.
This is my wife, Koki, and this is my assistant.
Perhaps you have been to Holland and you recognize my wife.
She is a very famous TV personality.
Do you recognize the woman in this photograph?
No, inspector.
Is she Dutch?
I would like to take a small look in your car, if you please.
Mr. Henk.
Certainly, inspector.
Has there been some trouble?
Has this girl committed some sort of crime?
Are these your jeans, Mr. Henk?
Oh, no, inspector. The car is a rental.
They must have been here before.
Really?
I am deeply sorry, but I must ask you to remain in Kathmandu
until we finish our investigations.
Inspector, that is impossible.
I have to be in Delhi in two days and then I have to get back to Amsterdam.
I am sorry, but I must ask you to follow me to the police station.
Just a formality. Come.
Oh, well, inspector, perhaps it is fated.
I look forward to staying in your country just that little bit longer.
So why did you let him go?
I had not enough evidence to hold him indefinitely.
I had to rely on positive identification,
which Connie Jow's friend said she could provide.
Take your time.
But when she saw him here in my office,
he just stared straight at her,
and she said she couldn't be sure.
She was frightened.
You see, Sabraj is such an effective criminal
because he doesn't act like one.
Here are all the Interpol records.
Not just from here.
Statements, court transcripts, everything.
The complete global dossier of Charles Sabraj.
Where did you get all this?
I have been collecting it. It is one of my little hobbies.
What would it take to get copies of all this?
You may keep it. It's yours.
Inspector, this is wonderful.
It would be more effective in your hands.
The judicial system in countries like mine
is not always best equipped to deal with a brilliant enigma like Sabraj.
Your book will do a better job, I think.
How many murders do you think he did?
There is a complete list here of what I would call
definite Sabraj murders.
I have 13, but I'm sure the list is longer than anyone would ever know.
I have another list of unsolved murders.
Westerners murdered in Asia in the past two years.
I'm sure some of these were done by Sabraj.
Thank God. A couple of these happened in India.
I must speak to Stephen. Find him and bring him to me.
Bye, Inspector. Thank you.
This will be in good hands.
How long do you stay?
We're leaving for Delhi in the morning.
This trial is ending, sir.
Guilty?
He's confident he's going to get away with it.
Nothing would surprise me. And then watch out, huh?
Sabraj has two categories of people, accomplices and victims.
You must be one or the other.
Thanks again.
Did Danielle get my note?
Yes.
Where is his reply?
Look, I pay you a lot of money. Do your job.
Go find Danielle and tell him to be at court tomorrow.
Go.
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This was the first time this type of murder had happened in the bomb.
The girl and the man I had seen earlier had been stabbed, mutilated, burnt.
You see we have a little problem here.
You haven't mentioned something to me.
I'm glad he's beginning to understand my point of view.
It's about mine.
Oh, it's gone beyond that, Mr. Sherman.
Far beyond that.
Oh, really?
Yes.
It's now a matter of true cooperation in the spirit of the law, if you see what I mean.
Well, not exactly, no.
I understand Chobraj has confessed his crimes to Mr. Kerry.
Is it true?
Well, if he has, that's Stephen's job.
That's what he came here to get.
And I also understand that Mr. Kerry has tapes of these confessions.
Is that also true?
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Well, I'm afraid that's impossible.
Nothing is impossible.
I have given you unlimited access to my prisoner, and what do I get in return?
You people come here to my country.
Mr. Gupta, I'm sorry, but I can't give you those tapes.
But I insist that you do.
Have you spoken to Stephen about this?
He's been away for some days, but I assure you, when he gets back, I will.
Well, you do that.
And I'd just like to say that perhaps from the ethics of this thing...
Ethics? You talk about ethics.
Does Chobraj have ethics, I ask you?
With all due respect, Inspector,
these murders have occurred in countries outside this one, outside your jurisdiction.
No, no.
Chobraj did murder in India more than once, I might say.
And I am going to prove it.
Now do you see why I must have those tapes?
You people come here to my country.
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Monique Leclerc,
although I accept mitigating circumstances in your case,
on the two lesser charges of passport violation and misuse of drugs,
I find you guilty as charged.
On the third charge of attempted murder, I find you not guilty.
I sentence you to six months imprisonment.
In respect of each of the charges, sentence is to be served consecutively.
Could have been worse.
Charles Chobraj, on the two lesser charges, I also find you guilty.
In your case, however, I find no mitigating factors.
Yours was a nefarious criminal act of your own device,
which could easily have cost the lives of innocent young people.
The fact that it did not was the purest chance.
However, the prosecution has failed to show the intention to kill.
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Well done, brother.
You think you are so clever, but your vanity has betrayed you as I knew it would.
You see, I know all about your talks with your friend, Mr. Kerry.
I know that you have told the truth at last.
I will get my hands on that truth and I will hang you with it.
And that, Charles Chobraj, is a promise.
Good, you're here.
I don't believe it.
I told you they'd go easy on him.
Look, don't worry about it.
When the two years are up, they'll let him with another charge.
He won't be here in two years.
Look, Bill, what do you say you buy us some lunch, huh?
Can we make that drinks? A couple of things I have to do first.
Meet me at the Swiss Hotel at five, yeah?
Steve, keep those tapes in a safe place.
I will.
Charles, good result.
If that's your idea of a joke, Bill, it's not very funny.
No offense, I just thought considering the verdict.
But this bloody book, I want to cancel the whole thing.
It's all off. I no longer give my permission.
Hey, just slow down.
You can't just call it off. It's too late.
We have a deal.
There is no deal.
I'll give you your money back, whatever you want.
It's not as simple as that, Charles.
You can't just call it off and give the money back.
I've signed a contract with a publisher.
They've paid me money.
I've paid Stephen some money.
You have paid Stephen a lot of money.
And he has betrayed my trust.
Chris, she betrayed my trust a long time ago.
But they lied to me, Bill.
They lied to you.
Our contract is null and void.
Sorry, Charles, I can't, okay? I can't stop the book.
Don't put me in a corner, Bill.
Don't force me to do things that we will all regret.
Just a minute.
What's the real problem here, Charles?
I want the tapes.
I said some things. I made up stories.
I don't know what I said.
You understand?
I'm hearing you, Charles.
Good.
So we are agreed.
I'll see what I can do.
No!
You will not see what you can do.
You will do exactly as I ask.
Bring me those tapes.
I'm going to hear about the brick wall that fell on your head when you were three.
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Sorry, Emily.
Been trying to get organized on a plane out of here.
When are you going?
Tomorrow morning, thank God.
Well, I've had enough.
I certainly have.
How much longer do you two need to be here?
We thought we'd leave in a couple of days.
I want to see Monique again.
Look, she sent me this note today.
Stephen, do you have the tapes with you?
Yeah, why?
I want to take them with me out of the country.
Why? What's the problem?
Gupta.
He wants those tapes real bad.
I can handle Gupta.
I know you can.
It's just that I don't want to take any chances at this stage.
That's all.
Will you give them to me?
No, Bill.
We can't do that, Bill.
Stephen, what if you find yourself...
Bill.
I've gone over all the what ifs a thousand times.
If someone else gets their hands on those tapes,
there goes our exclusive story.
Exactly.
I think I'm in a better position to hang on to them.
That's all.
Go on.
They're just as likely to search you at the airport as us.
We'll take the tapes, Bill.
We've got this far.
We're not going to blow it now.
Say we get some deep.
You all right?
Oh, I just want to go home.
It won't be long.
I promise.
May I join you?
Yeah, sure.
I stopped by a hotel to see you, and then I thought you might be here.
Oh, you'll both be going back to civilization soon, huh?
Yep, soon as possible.
Ah, food.
I am starving.
Will you see Charles again?
Yeah, I thought he might say goodbye to him tomorrow.
I wonder, would you give something to Charles for me?
It's very hard for me to see him, sir.
Give him what?
What is it?
His vitamins.
Vitamins?
I don't feel like giving him vitamins, Guy.
I feel like giving him a large dose of laxatives.
What do you have there you'll give him, too?
I can't find him anywhere.
He's not around.
Give this to Charles, please.
Well, well, well.
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Why?
This is not the time to ask questions.
You do as I tell you.
I want those tapes, Mr. Keddy.
Including the ones of our last conversation, Inspector?
You and Miss Royston have 24 hours to leave India.
Your visas are no longer valid.
You are coming with us.
Take a job, sonny.
You have no right to do this.
I came here just to see my mother, and now I'm leaving.
Ten thousand dollars here.
Break out money.
What are we going to do with it?
We could keep it.
We could not.
And we're not giving it to Sabraj.
We'll have to give it to the police.
Right, and end up in jail for conspiracy.
Charles isn't going to be very happy when he hears about this.
Don't worry about him.
Worry about us.
I am.
The campuses are all victims, not much of a choice.
We'll see about that.
Who is it?
What do you want?
Steven, I know what happened with Guy and the money, and you must give it back to me.
But much more important, you must also give me back the tapes which Bill has promised.
Give these things to AJ.
Your lives are in danger.
If you tell Charles I don't do business in the middle of the night, I'll see him at the jail.
What did you say?
Where are you going?
I'm going to see Monique.
I thought I'd go early.
Why don't you pack and we can get out of here?
That's a good idea.
See you at 11.
Be careful.
I will.
Hello?
Yeah, Guy, what do you want?
Where?
All right, but I gotta do something first.
Make it at 10.
Okay.
Hello, Chris.
Thank you for coming.
What's happened?
I wanted to say goodbye.
They're sending me home.
Back to Canada?
That's wonderful.
What about the charges?
Yeah, I know, but God has other plans for me now.
It is almost a relief.
I realize now that I'm only a burden for Charles.
You understand me.
I feel I'm nothing.
That's not true.
Chris, I'm not so innocent.
I knew what was going on.
We must all pay the price.
And this time has come for me to pay the price.
I am not afraid.
I don't understand.
I have cancer, Chris.
I have six months.
It is okay.
I am prepared.
I have made my peace with my family.
I have a family.
I am prepared.
I have made my peace with God.
There will be no more sadness for me here.
I can dream he loves me.
Thank you.
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Good morning Stephen, I'm sorry about the money last night
What the hell do you think you were doing?
But if they'd found it on me, you see I knew they would never search Chris
Please don't be angry with me
I meant you no harm I swear, it's only because I am so frightened
What did you tell the police?
I told them nothing, they questioned me for four hours but I told them nothing
And then they showed me their murder photographs and many other things
Is it true Stephen?
Do you think he did those killings?
What do you think?
I think my brother Charles has gone over to the devil
When's he gonna break out of jail, Guy?
I don't know
It's not so easy for him now
You have bought the money?
Thank you Stephen
And please, for both your sakes, you must leave Delhi now
How'd it go with Monique?
They're sending her back to Canada, she's got cancer, she's dying
Did you get rid of the money?
Yeah, gave it back to Guy
How will he get it to Sabraj?
He's not gonna give it to him
What the hell are you doing here?
I knew you were leaving and now I have seen what I wanted never to believe
I had to know the truth, you know?
Stephen, where did you get this?
Nepal police, if it's any of your business
You has confessed to any of these?
No
Not Aaron Lebowitz?
No, what's your point?
Because I know he killed him
How do you know that?
Because of this
Lebowitz's passport
Look at the photograph
Did you get this?
I was with Charles in Varanasi when we met this man
Then Charles went off with him for a couple of days
He came back, go alone
He gave me the man's passport and asked me to look after it for him
This is now one of the passports I have for Charles' escape
Why did he kill them then?
The monks tell a story
A scorpion wanted to cross a flooded river
And he asked the frog to carry him on his back
But if I do that, the frog said, you will sting me and I will die
Oh, no, no, no, no, said the scorpion
Why should I do that?
So the frog agreed and halfway across the river
The scorpion stung the frog and it started to die
And as they were both drowning, you know, the frog, he couldn't understand
But why, you even kill yourself?
The scorpion said, but it is my nature
Now you must get out of Delhi
It is not safe for you here anymore
Daniel
Take it
Now you keep it, Stephen
I could hang Suraj
I know
Let's get out of here
Wait for us here
Yes, sir
I wish you wouldn't do this
I want to hear what he has to say for himself
I'm more worried about what he might do
What's he going to do to me in a prison?
Be okay
Come with me, Mr. Kerry
Come on
Well?
You can say goodbye
Good
Just leave my money in the tapes and go
You can't have them
You promised to bring them to me
I never said that
I told AJ I'd see you here this morning
Nothing else
I'm sorry
I told you I'd see you here this morning
Nothing else
I'm not one of your messengers, Charles
I trusted you, Stephen
I trusted Keen
He ripped me off, my own brother
He will leave India with my money
Why did you all lie to me?
I never lied to you
Bill said
He promised
He said he'd get the tapes from you and bring them to me
Never told me that
Besides, why'd you change your mind?
I gave you my word I'd never use those tapes against you
That's good
So if you don't plan to use the tapes against me, give them back
Give them to write the book
I no longer agree to the book
I don't want you to write the book
Forget it
I can't do that, Charles, and I won't
Who do you think you are, Stephen?
What gives you the right to decide about my life?
What gives you the right to think you can murder?
Who the hell are you to decide who lives and who dies?
It was a job!
I have told you I was forced to do those cleanings
Lies, Charles, all lies
That Hong Kong story's phony from top to bottom
You know, I came here this morning hoping you'd give me some sign
Some small sign that you're a human being
But you're incapable of that
The only thing you know is hate
You don't know how to feel sorry for what you've done
Let alone stop doing it
Take a path, Charles
I feel sorry for you
And we are gonna write the book
We, Stephen?
We are gonna write the book
Guard! Guard!
Guards, please.
Guard! Guard!
Guards, please. Guards. Guards.
I want out. Let me out of here. Open the gates.
All right, how much? All right, here. Here. That's all I got.
Open the gate.
Steven!
Hey, you all right?
Steven, take this!
I don't have it.
Steven!
You took them to Earth?
I don't have the tape.
Hey, leave it.
Leave it. Leave it alone.
Daniel, you stay out of this.
No, no, no. Charles has another plan.
Adjaye, Charles is coming.
Get in the car.
Come on.
Come on, don't get out of here. Get out of here.
Come on. Stop the car.
Find a hospital.
You must go straight to the airport.
No, we're going to find you a hospital first.
We'll make the airport.
How are you doing? You all right?
Fine. Oh, no.
The tapes. If you please.
I don't have them.
Search the bags.
You won't find anything.
Tapes left the country this morning with Bill Sherman.
In that case, you will remain here as my guest until they are returned.
I gave Bill Sherman instructions to release the tapes of our conversations.
To every newspaper in Bangkok, if that's the case.
Why do you do this?
You know the man is a murderer.
Do you want him to go free and kill again?
He never confessed to any of the murders in India.
Those tapes are of no concern to you.
And how do you know he murdered in India?
Some of your unsolved murders, Inspector.
Where did you get this?
Can you link Sabraj to any of those murders?
No.
Aaron Lebowitz. Can you link him?
No.
Recognize the face?
Goodbye, Inspector.
Goodbye, Mr. Kerry.
Miss Royston?
What?
That's for not telling me about the tapes.
But I was right, wasn't I?
Yes, I think you're brilliant.
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