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00:00I don't know what to do.
00:30I don't know.
01:00Great that Professor Romero can meet us at short notice.
01:15Let's hope she can tell us more about Adama.
01:30Let's hope she can tell us more about Adama.
01:59Adama.
02:00Adama.
02:01Adama.
02:02Adama.
02:03Adama.
02:04Adama.
02:05Adama.
02:06Adama.
02:07Adama.
02:08Adama.
02:09Adama.
02:10Adama.
02:11Adama.
02:12Adama.
02:13Adama.
02:14Adama.
02:15Adama.
02:16Adama.
02:17Adama.
02:18Adama.
02:19Adama.
02:20Adama.
02:21Adama.
02:22Adama.
02:23Adama.
02:24Adama.
02:25Adama.
02:26Adama.
02:27Adama.
02:28Adama.
02:29I don't understand. Why him?
02:32We think Adama's death may be connected to the murder of Olazal Zola through his research.
02:37His thesis was on patterns of migration.
02:41I'm not sure that would be of interest to a crime reporter.
02:44Do you have a copy of his research?
02:49I have his initial outline.
02:51He was still in the early stages, collecting data.
02:59This is a draft of the questionnaire he was using.
03:14Can you tell us about Adama?
03:19He was engaged, compassionate, the perfect candidate for this study.
03:26Because of his personal experience?
03:28No. Because of his skill.
03:31Adama was born in Belgium.
03:33His mother left Rwanda years earlier, in the early 90s.
03:38And his father was Congolese.
03:40But I have no doubt that listening to them, their story gave him a certain insight.
03:47So he knew what questions to ask.
03:49And more importantly, how to ask them.
03:52That helped him to spot trends that were previously overlooked or ignored.
03:57We believe that he posted something before he died.
04:01Have you received anything from him?
04:04Did Adama reach out to you in the last few days?
04:07There was a missed call from him, but he didn't leave a message.
04:11I'm an advisor on multiple thesis projects.
04:13I have classes, my own research.
04:15I should have checked in with him.
04:22Nothing.
04:23Sorry.
04:24Olaz's notes referenced, and Adama said we interview.
04:42And I thought Olaz interviewed Adama.
04:44But now I think she meant the questionnaires.
04:46Olaz, what do you have?
04:54Adama rang multiple immigration centers in the week leading up to his death.
04:58A bunch of hostels and shelters also.
05:00The tracks with what Professor Romero just told us.
05:03Follow up on that list, okay?
05:05We need to question anyone Adama spoke to.
05:07Vale.
05:08Andre.
05:18Hi.
05:22We need to set some parameters before we start.
05:26We've never done that before.
05:28We've never had a reason to.
05:29Parameters are a red rag to a bull.
05:32Maybe you'll just find a way around it.
05:34Negative publicity could speak its foundation before we get this deal closed.
05:37It'll be fine, Grace.
05:39I know what I'm doing.
05:43Okay.
05:44Ready.
05:46What you've achieved, your work in conflict zones, it's remarkable.
05:52It's a team effort.
05:53Tarla was born out of your vision.
05:57I spent years on the ground where all we could offer was an emergency response.
06:02And the limitations of that, just being a doctor, it wasn't enough.
06:09I needed to think in terms of continuity of care, disease prevention, and the environmental impact of our work.
06:16And your upcoming partnership with the Leland Bakshi Foundation, what are you hoping will come from that?
06:21Well, this new funding will allow us to make our model standard, and expand it into more conflict zones and refugee camps around the world.
06:29Do you speak English?
06:53Do you know this man?
07:01He's been in a couple of times.
07:04Did you ever speak to him?
07:06Not really.
07:07He was more interested in the residents.
07:09They said he was doing some kind of research.
07:12We need the names of the residents he spoke with.
07:15I don't think so.
07:16We're going to need a court order for that.
07:19We can't force him.
07:21We take civil liberties very seriously here.
07:23Some people's more seriously than others.
07:25We're not here to cause any problems for anyone.
07:29We just want to know what Adama spoke to them about.
07:32Can't you ask him?
07:34He's dead.
07:38Please.
07:39We need those names.
07:40I can ask.
07:45If anyone is open to meeting you, I'll call.
07:47Okay.
07:49Here is my card.
07:52Gracias.
07:52Could you run the image through facial recognition?
08:14Do you have any questions?
08:25I think they're going to be open to them.
08:31These are all...
08:32...Nix clients that we identified.
08:34I thought we could go back through them.
08:35See if our mystery man is here.
08:37Forensics are using facial recognition...
08:39...to run the image against criminals in our database.
08:42I'm going to re-interview Simon Cairns.
08:44See if you can give us a name.
08:48Might be better if you focused on working out where Nick hid that money.
08:54Jumped up, little shit.
08:58Personal feelings aside, he's not wrong.
09:03Even if we identify this man, we need to be able to link him to the money.
09:08We know Nick didn't funnel it through his accounts.
09:13We must have been another way.
09:16What am I missing?
09:20Earlier on, we were discussing how this new funding will position Tarla as the international standard in disaster response.
09:29Raising its profile, but also putting you firmly in the spotlight.
09:32It's not about me.
09:34It's about the work.
09:37The innocent victims.
09:38Speaking of victims, I do have to address the elephant in the room.
09:43Nick Hieslip, your brother-in-law, do you have concerns that you, your work will be impacted by the damage to his reputation?
09:54That has nothing to do with Tarla.
09:56It's claimed that he defrauded vulnerable people.
09:58I mean, do those allegations alone not shock you?
10:07Of course.
10:09But these allegations only came to light after an action by Cab led to Nick's death.
10:14So you have concerns about how Cab handled the investigation?
10:19This guy's a ghost.
10:33And no one could ID him, not Karen's or any of Hieslip's former staff.
10:36We might have something here.
10:38Some partial matches from facial recognition came in.
10:41They're not great.
10:41Most of them are 30 years old.
10:43But this one...
10:44I thought you were going to stay on the money.
10:47I have been.
10:48I couldn't see the wood from the trees.
10:50I needed to focus on something else.
10:53Anthony Pearce.
10:54Arrested.
10:54June 1991.
10:55Anthony Pearce.
11:10Released from Mountjoy in 1994.
11:14Three years into an eight-year sentence.
11:18There's nothing else here.
11:19No current address.
11:20Nothing.
11:21Well, it's got to be listed somewhere.
11:22I'll pull up social welfare and revenue files.
11:26The parole board might be able to give us his last known address.
11:52Parole board weren't much use.
12:08His last known residence is an office block now.
12:13Any look?
12:13No social welfare payments.
12:16No tax returns.
12:17No property.
12:17No payslips.
12:19Nothing since Pearce was released.
12:21Mother deceased.
12:22Father not listed on the birth cert.
12:24No siblings.
12:24So we can't even find anything that way.
12:27I'll get started on social media.
12:29Already done.
12:30No digital footprint.
12:33What else is there?
12:38Death records.
12:40No, I checked death records.
12:41There's no death records.
12:41And as you're banging on about how there's always a paper trail.
12:46There is always a paper trail.
12:48No matter how smart these guys think they are, something always trips them up.
12:52A hospital bill, a parking ticket.
12:54You can't live in this country and hide your PPS number.
13:01You can't live in this country and hide your PPS number.
13:05He doesn't live here.
13:06If Piers flew in to meet Nick, then he came through an airport.
13:08We just need to find out which one.
13:15If I did the guy Nick was meeting as Anthony Pearce, and you won't believe where he's based.
13:20Bilbao.
13:21We got a hit from Dublin airport.
13:23He flew in the day of the meeting from Bilbao, and flew back the next morning.
13:27That can't be a coincidence.
13:28We request a list of properties he holds in Spain.
13:31He bought a pub six months after leaving prison, but now he owns businesses all around Spain.
13:36Bars, nightclubs, restaurants.
13:37But the place in Bilbao is his main trading address.
13:40Well done.
13:41Send me the details.
13:42I want to follow up on this.
13:43It's my lead.
13:45Well, let's think about this.
13:46We're here on the ground, so we'll follow up.
13:49And I'll let you know what we find.
13:58Anthony Anto Pearce was a getaway driver for a bank robber, Gerry McBride, in the late 80s.
14:04He was arrested in 1991, aged 21, for car theft.
14:09But the guards wanted his boss.
14:11They offered him a deal.
14:12Roll him McBride and walk, but he turned him down.
14:16Pearce serves three years, then disappears, only to resurface in Bilbao.
14:20What about McBride?
14:21Is it possible Pearce still working for him?
14:23There was an active Interpol red notice on McBride for years.
14:27He resurfaced in Dubai, where he was gunned down.
14:29I was at a meeting in 2003.
14:31Theory is he was trying to set up an operation there.
14:34His death didn't mean any of his money ended up back in Irish coffers, though.
14:38They never found it.
14:39He spent all that time on the run, and he never left anything behind except the letter with his solicitor,
14:44making sure that in the event of his death, his body be repatriated back to Dublin.
14:49Well, if this is your guy, it looks like he made a fresh start.
14:55He's come a long way from Mount Joy.
14:59Question is, how did he end up here?
15:04Oh, I can't get my hair on me now.
15:08Which I should know more.
15:11Mr. Pearce, the police wish to speak with you.
15:15Tony Pearce, pleasure to meet you.
15:19Official John Beidia.
15:20And this is...
15:21D.S. Wallace and D.S. Prendergast from the Criminal Assets Bureau.
15:25I'm familiar with your work.
15:27Have a seat.
15:31It's been a while since I had to deal with the Irish police.
15:35Drinks.
15:35What'll it be?
15:36Coffee?
15:37Or tea?
15:38Or something a bit stronger?
15:39Actually, we're grand.
15:40Please, Miss Wallace.
15:44Detective Sergeant Wallace.
15:45Sure.
15:48So, Detective Sergeant, what can I assist you with?
15:53Do you know Nick Eastlip?
15:55I did, yeah.
15:57Terrible what happened.
15:59How did you know him?
16:02Gracias.
16:02I've known the Bennett family for years.
16:09Nick I met when he and Alice got married.
16:11So they've been coming over here nearly every summer since Ollie was born.
16:14Have you ever met them outside of Bilbao?
16:19Roasted and blended the beans myself.
16:21Sure you don't want to try one?
16:23Mr. Pearce.
16:24Tony, please.
16:25You ditched Anto.
16:28Yeah, look, I made some stupid choices.
16:31But I've served me time.
16:33It must have been hard coming out here with nothing.
16:37No matter how much I told the line,
16:40your lot will always see me as a criminal, won't you?
16:45But to answer your question,
16:47I met Nick in Dublin.
16:49What for?
16:50You said he had an investment opportunity for me.
16:53Would you regularly fly to discuss investments?
16:56Nick was a friend.
16:57I went as a courtesy.
16:59And did you invest money with him?
17:01No.
17:01Thank God.
17:02Nick was a bit judgy of my past.
17:07You know.
17:09Something was wrong if he was asking me to invest.
17:12I told him I don't do business with friends.
17:15He didn't take it very well.
17:16You never gave him a loan.
17:18Helped him out as a mate.
17:19You know, I wish he'd told me how bad it was.
17:25I'm glad I didn't have any money tied up with him.
17:28But maybe I could have gotten him some help.
17:30I can get the kitchen to fix you something up if you like.
17:34I hate to think of you guys coming all this way for nothing.
17:39Thank you for your hospitality, Mr. Pearce.
17:41But we have a lot of work to do.
17:42But we have a lot of work to do.
17:44Fair enough.
17:46I'll show you it.
17:48And if there's anything else I can help you with, just give me a call, yeah?
17:52What do you think?
17:57I think it's criminal, charging that much for a stake.
18:07Dears Wallace, please give my deepest sympathies to Alice, won't you?
18:10Of course.
18:22Dears Wallace, please give me a call.
18:52Dears Wallace, please give me a call.
18:54What the hell?
18:54This is all...
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19:18Oh.
19:21Let's go.
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21:16That's exactly what I told the guarded press office.
21:19However, Larkin's producer was more interested in why Alice had, in Niamh's words,
21:24been interrogated by D.S. Wallace without her solicitor presence.
21:30I then received a call from Alice's solicitor asking the same thing.
21:35Until this is sorted, no one is to approach Alice Eastlip.
21:40Do you understand?
21:46Sir, I understand this is a complicated situation, but we need to ask Alice about Pearce.
21:56Was what I just said in there not clear enough to you?
21:59It was, sir, and I agree.
22:00You know, maybe Claire took the wrong approach.
22:01It's too aggressive.
22:03But Alice knows we have to question her.
22:05It's how Claire spoke to her that's the problem.
22:07We need to regain her trust.
22:09And you feel this is time sensitive?
22:11Oh, I know Nick was paying someone.
22:13And my money's on Pearce, and that's a lead we can follow.
22:16And if it's not Pearce, well, then we need to eliminate him from our inquiries as soon as possible.
22:21And the only person who can confirm if his story holds up is Alice.
22:30Okay.
22:32I'll speak with her solicitor.
22:34But I cannot stress enough the importance of convincing her this is not a witch hunt.
22:38I will, sir.
22:42Boylan.
22:43You got a result this time for playing me against DS Wallace, questioning her capabilities.
22:52It's not a good look.
22:53So, we set up a perimeter as soon as we got here, but no luck so far.
23:15Forensics only found bloody marks.
23:17No fingerprints.
23:18Did you get anything from the victim?
23:19Well, he didn't see the attacker's face, but we did manage to stab him.
23:28We are checking all hospitals and clinics nearby to see if our guy shows up.
23:31Professor Romero?
23:32She's inside.
23:34She's sure that nothing was taken.
23:36Forensics are sweeping the hole inside of the building right now.
23:38Can you check up on CCTV?
23:44We need to update them off.
23:45On it.
23:52Wallace.
23:53Sir?
23:54About time you called me with an update.
23:57Sorry, sir.
23:57The Adamasadu investigation is progressing.
24:02There was a break-in at the university.
24:04I need you and DS Prendergast back in Dublin.
24:07Sir?
24:08You went to Bilbao for one reason.
24:10To search that house and find evidence of Heslip's missing millions.
24:14And when we did, we found a body.
24:16And nothing else.
24:17The murder is a matter for the Basque police.
24:19You can liaise with them from here if necessary.
24:24What about Pierce?
24:25What about him?
24:27He admitted to the meeting.
24:29Liam's confirming that with Al Seaslip.
24:32Hand over the case to official Batia and get back to Dublin.
24:35Understood?
24:46Very good.
24:51How's the boss?
24:52You got anything here?
24:58What's more?
25:02There.
25:03Is that the best image we have?
25:05From these cameras?
25:06Yes.
25:08Vale.
25:09Vale.
25:11SÃ.
25:12No, cualquier otra vez nos llamas a nosotros.
25:13Vale?
25:14Venga, hasta luego.
25:15The girl you do is awake.
25:16Yes.
25:16Yes.
25:16Yes.
25:16Yes.
25:16Yes.
25:17Yes.
25:17Yes.
25:17Yes.
25:22No, it's not.
25:25No, it's not.
25:29No, it's not.
25:30No, no, it's not.
25:34You're like, that's all.
25:37There are no bars.
25:38You're like, you're welcome.
25:40You're welcome.
25:42You're welcome.
25:43You're welcome.
25:46It's not called.
25:47Yeah, that's all I'm sorry.
25:52Yes.
25:55Well, what's wrong with you all?
25:58You're not talking to me, but you're like,
26:03you know, you're not talking to me.
26:07What happened you, Bruno?
26:10What happened you, Bruno?
26:14I don't know.
26:16I don't know.
26:44her family's killer could shut her down completely what else do we have um dna from the blood sample
26:50we haven't got a hit on any of the other locations if this is the same killer i don't think we will
26:55this time either did you get anything else from the phone records they are working on triangulating
26:59all that's anathema's movements around the times they spoke which will take time clear i know you
27:06are concerned about your case they're all connected yes the girl has been through a lot but you know
27:12she won't be safe until we identify her family's killer i still think we need to take time we need
27:16to build up her trust we don't have time our cbo has ordered us back to dublin
27:26okay we do it your way
27:44maybe we should call her tonight
27:45right see you tomorrow
27:57claire we should discuss how we approach the interview with the girl that makes sense
28:04i'll stay right see you in the morning joe
28:18i've gone back five years in t-slips emails
28:38and the only mention of family names are in personal messages birthdays anniversaries school pickups
28:48i don't mention of a shell company or trust nothing
29:00well you're on the right track though
29:04it's impossible to transfer that amount of cash without leaving some kind of a trail
29:08on this
29:19commodities
29:23like diamonds
29:24our gold
29:33our gold
29:33in russelkaima
29:35bruno bruno bruno
29:45i mean
29:45what were you thinking please please
29:55i'm in the middle of securing a plan worth millions
30:03fucking millions
30:06and you put it in jeopardy for a couple of grand
30:08big
30:12you could have come to me
30:24explained your little operation
30:28giving me a chance to tell you what a fucking stupid idea it was
30:32i
30:40oh don't you worry
30:42i'll tell you exactly what you need to do
30:47otherwise
30:50your son
30:55when i end up like this
31:02Clare, can we talk?
31:21That sounds so fun, sweetheart.
31:25Say goodbye to mommy.
31:26Okay, then I have to go to school now.
31:29Okay.
31:30You tell bad daddy bye-bye from me, okay?
31:31Mwah.
31:32Wait, Clare, can we talk?
31:37Can we?
31:38Hey, look, I know things have been hard on you.
31:40I can call my mum, have her pick up Alana today, take the pressure off.
31:44I've already made arrangements with my mum, but I take it you're too busy, so I'll just
31:47let you go.
31:48Uh, sorry, what were you saying?
31:59Nothing.
32:00I should have told you straight away about Dunlop's orders.
32:08But you didn't.
32:09I'll have to deal with the fallout, same as you.
32:13What have you heard?
32:14Look, I'm John.
32:15And she's Claire.
32:16And she's Claire.
32:17And she's Claire.
32:18And we're here to ask you all the questions.
32:19Okay?
32:20I'm sorry.
32:21I'm sorry.
32:22I'm sorry.
32:23You look wrecked.
32:24You look wrecked.
32:25You look wrecked.
32:26At night, was it?
32:27Can we just focus on the girl, please?
32:30Seguir yo en.
32:36¿Qué hay su oÃdo ya?
32:38Mira, yo soy John.
32:39Y ella es Claire.
32:41And we're here to ask you some questions, okay?
32:48Dear Crystal.
32:50You're very brave.
32:53Do you know why you're here?
32:56Do you remember something that happened?
32:59If this upsets you at any point, you let us know and we'll stop, okay?
33:07Si en algún momento te sientes incómoda y doya, nos lo dices y paramos.
33:25Have you ever seen this man?
33:27Has visto alguna vez a este hombre?
33:31No.
33:37Lo estás haciendo muy bien.
33:47¿Te puedo enseñar una más?
33:57No.
33:58No.
33:59No.
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34:37How my colleague handled that situation,
34:40I understand it was upsetting.
34:42That's an understatement.
34:44And I'd understand if you'd rather wait for your solicitor.
34:47But I have one question, and then I'll be gone.
34:51Okay.
34:59Do you know this man?
35:02That's Tony Pearce.
35:03How do you know him?
35:05From holidays.
35:07We've known him for years.
35:09Were you aware your husband met with Mr. Pearce in Dublin
35:12about three weeks ago?
35:15So Nick met a friend.
35:18It didn't look very friendly.
35:21Pearce claims Nick tried to persuade him to invest.
35:26Pearce said he turned him down.
35:28He felt Nick was desperate.
35:31How much do you really know about Anthony Pearce?
35:34I know he wouldn't lie about Nick.
35:38Pearce has a past.
35:40That he's never hidden.
35:44You've accused me?
35:46Simon.
35:47Now Tony.
35:49Who's next?
35:50Is everyone we know a suspect?
35:52You've got your answer.
35:56If you think of anything else.
36:00If you think of anything else.
36:01If you think of anything else.
36:02Æ°u...
36:18Y que no esperaba verte aquà hoy.
36:19No dejaré que un matón me asuste.
36:22Mira, ayer he cogido esto por error.
36:27Es tuyo, esperaba dártelo hoy, pero con todo este alboroto...
36:49OK, I think we're able to triangulate the general area
36:52where Olaz made her last phone call to Adama's burner.
36:55We got a ping here near the tower.
36:57That's an industrial area.
36:58That's all pharmaceutical companies, car manufacturing...
37:01Silvetia.
37:02Bye.
37:02Anitia Romero is asking for you.
37:04She said you need to see this.
37:06Bring her up.
37:08Go ahead, open it.
37:16Detective Sergeant Wallace, we have Professor Romero.
37:19Thank you for bringing Adama's envelope.
37:21You said if we could get his research, that you could help us.
37:25And where's the rest of it?
37:28This is everything we have.
37:30When I last spoke to Adama, he'd conducted over 200 interviews.
37:35Maybe this is all he had on him.
37:36Different dates, different hostiles.
37:40But if this is what he thought Professor Romero should see,
37:42then this must be the important stuff.
37:44Adama would have been looking for a pattern.
37:47He found a link.
37:48That's what we need to look for.
37:56Are you going with Alice?
37:59She confirmed what Pierce told us.
38:01She doesn't seem to have any idea what Nick was doing.
38:04Oh, to never question where your money comes from.
38:07Did you find something?
38:07I think so, in Nick's emails.
38:13Boylan.
38:15How was Dr. Heaslip?
38:16I think I built a rapport.
38:17Good.
38:18She confirmed what Pierce told us.
38:20He's a family friend.
38:22Well, the Pierce lead is dead then.
38:23No, not necessarily.
38:24She didn't know they met in Dublin.
38:26And when I asked her, there was just something off in her reaction.
38:28I think Pierce could be our guy, but Alice isn't ready to admit that Nick did anything wrong yet.
38:33We need to come at this from a different angle.
38:35Now, these are emails between Nick and a gold trader in Ras Al Khaima from around the time he liquidated his offshore company.
38:41I believe Nick used the £27 million to buy gold.
38:45And that's how he moved it.
38:47And I'd like to follow up.
38:51Well done, Boylan.
38:53Solid work.
39:00Now, Alice, you've been dry cleaners.
39:04I spoke to the florists.
39:05They're going to put a little colour in the mix like you wanted.
39:10What are you doing?
39:11Give me that.
39:13Don't run yourself into the ground.
39:23Did something else happen?
39:26Did one of the neighbours say something?
39:29The guards came by this morning.
39:32Nick asked Tony for a loan.
39:34Tony?
39:36Jesus, Alice.
39:37If he'd needed money that badly, why didn't he tell me?
39:44You know what Nick was like.
39:47He never wanted to worry you.
39:48Worry me?
39:50He lied to me.
39:52He asked our friends for money.
39:54He brought a gun into the same house as Ollie.
39:58Now he's gone.
39:59And I'm left picking up the pieces.
40:01All the subjects of these questionnaires are from Central Africa.
40:14So the point of origin must be significant.
40:16You said that Adama was focused on the western Mediterranean route.
40:19Yes.
40:20On migrants travelling through the Sahel to Morocco or Algeria by bus of truck.
40:25Then across the Mediterranean into southern Spain.
40:28And from southern Spain to Bilbao?
40:30By truck.
40:31Yeah.
40:32I found several mentions of payments.
40:34All different amounts but all around 7,000 euros.
40:37All via Hawala.
40:39It's a money transfer system.
40:41You hand in a code at a predetermined location and get cash in return.
40:44So most likely payments to traffickers.
40:47Could that have been the trend that he noticed?
40:48IT were able to access the files on Adama's USB.
40:54Look at those numbers.
41:03They match the codes on the questionnaires.
41:08Hepatitis, chemical rashes, MRSA infections.
41:12So this was the trend he noted.
41:14These migrants were getting sick.
41:17But wouldn't the health authorities have picked up on this?
41:19Not necessarily.
41:21Even when they're eligible for healthcare, a lot of them are too afraid to access it.
41:24And if they did get treated, the medics wouldn't be looking for a pot or missing something.
41:29This isn't enough to prompt Adama to contact all of us.
41:35This might be.
41:36Adama kept the log of when everyone arrived in Bilbao and when they got sick.
41:41They were getting sick after they reached Bilbao.
41:44They were getting sick while they traveled.
41:47Different diseases, but same departure point, same route.
41:50Same transport.
41:54Something on the trucks was making them sick.
41:58The symbol.
42:00Where did you find it?
42:02Olat's had it underlining her notes.
42:04Do you know what that is?
42:06I think it could be the symbol for medical waste.
42:09Olat's made her last phone call here, an industrial area, right by this company that processes medical waste.
42:14Senni has.
42:14That's what they found.
42:16Someone was transporting migrants and trucks that contain medical waste.
42:24Senni has.
42:25Residuos médicos.
42:26Adesso toda la información que tengáis acerca de esta conferencia.
42:28Adjutant hoy as luna menstrurolledca.
42:41Ad toes.
42:42Adiós.
42:42Adios.
42:45Adios.
42:46Adios.
42:49Attention.
42:50Adios.
42:51Adios.
42:52Adios.
42:53Adios.
42:54Adios.
42:56I don't know.
43:26Leaving already?
43:41Well, I must say, I love what you've done with the place.
43:49So, you've seen the good news.
43:56I'm sorry.
44:01Santa.
44:15You made a mistake.
44:16You made a mistake.
44:18You told me the house would be empty.
44:21This was your mess.
44:23Yes, and I'm cleaning it up.
44:30You see, that girl, she's your mess.
44:40Now, if she IDs you, that could lead to me.
44:49I can't really have that.
44:51I'll take care of her.
45:04I'll take care of her.
45:05I'll take care of her.
45:06Good mind yourself.
45:11I'll take care of her.
45:12I'll take care of her.
45:13Good mind yourself.
45:18Good mind yourself.
45:19Good mind yourself.
45:25TEND CING
45:26CONGRATINO
45:27TEND CING
45:28TEND
45:33TEND
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