Thriller. 29. A Killer in Every Corner.

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First broadcast 1st February 1975.  A scientist invites two students to collaborate on his new study.  Patrick Magee - Professor Marcus Carnaby Joanna Pettet - Sylvia Dee Max Wall - Jorg Kesselheim/George Thibedon Eric Flynn - Michael Slattery Don Henderson - Boz Bostyne Petra Markham - Helga Muller Peter Settelen - Tim Hunter

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00:00:29Satsang with Mooji

00:00:48Perhaps the Russian Pavlov was the instigator of these techniques, but in my opinion, viewed

00:00:55in retrospect and in the light of my more enlightened experience, Pavlov and his famous dogs would

00:01:01be seen to be no more than a circus act. But the surface has only been scratched. There

00:01:08still remain a million unanswered questions on the subject of conditioned behaviour.

00:01:17A million unanswered questions.

00:01:35A million unanswered questions, on the subject of conditioned behaviour.

00:01:36But the surface has only been scratched. There still remain a million unanswered questions

00:01:42on the subject of conditioned behaviour.

00:02:04So

00:02:05Oh, my God.

00:02:42Oh, my God.

00:03:15Oh, my God.

00:03:36Oh, my God.

00:04:06Oh, my God.

00:04:13Helga Muller?

00:04:15Yes.

00:04:56Oh, my God.

00:05:28Oh, my God.

00:05:38Oh, my God.

00:05:39Oh, my God.

00:05:40Oh, my God.

00:06:02Oh, my God.

00:06:05Oh, my God.

00:06:19Oh, my God.

00:06:22Oh, my God.

00:06:24Oh, my God.

00:06:58This way, please.

00:06:59When do we meet Professor Carnegie?

00:07:01Soon.

00:07:06It's enormous.

00:07:07No wonder he never leaves this house.

00:07:10You'll get lost in a place like this.

00:07:12He probably will.

00:07:24Dear one,

00:07:26subject have arrived.

00:07:28Two girls and a man.

00:07:29The man looks fit and strong.

00:07:31That's good.

00:07:32The girls, of course, are very pretty.

00:07:36Which is why I chose them.

00:07:56Oh Sylvia, there you are.

00:07:58Goodness knows where I would have ended up.

00:08:01The rooms are beautiful, aren't they?

00:08:03Aren't they fantastic?

00:08:04Mine has a view clear across the grounds.

00:08:06Oh, lucky you.

00:08:08Too bad you won't get a chance to see it.

00:08:09No.

00:08:10When will we meet him, do you think?

00:08:11At dinner.

00:08:13Slattery.

00:08:14Michael Slattery.

00:08:16Hello.

00:08:17Sylvia D.

00:08:17Hello.

00:08:18Hello, Helga Muller.

00:08:20Are you a student too?

00:08:21Oh, hardly.

00:08:22A bit long in the tooth.

00:08:24No, I'm just a woolly old journalist.

00:08:26Oh, that's Slattery.

00:08:28You write for Momentus Magazine, don't you?

00:08:30Yes, sometimes.

00:08:31Oh, you wrote that feature of Professor Carnaby.

00:08:33It was very good.

00:08:35It really got under the skin of the man.

00:08:37Not as much as I hoped to.

00:08:38That's why I'm here.

00:08:39Hoping to badger the old man into letting me write his biography.

00:08:42That should make fascinating reading.

00:08:44So should the royalty checks.

00:08:46You say we'll meet him at dinner?

00:08:48Yes, that's the normal procedure.

00:08:50I'll see you then.

00:08:51Okay.

00:08:51Mm-hmm.

00:08:52He's rather nice.

00:08:53It's going to be quite a week.

00:08:55What are you going to wear?

00:08:56I think I'll wear my brown dress.

00:09:05That's the normal procedure too.

00:09:09The Professor has some fantastic tapes.

00:09:11Weird.

00:09:12Actual cases.

00:09:13See you later.

00:09:17Yeah, well, see you at dinner.

00:09:19See you later.

00:09:20I'll see you downstairs.

00:09:44I'll see you later.

00:09:57Professor.

00:10:21You frightened me.

00:10:27Is something wrong?

00:10:39The dining room's this way, if you'll follow me, miss.

00:11:04that's fine thank you sorry i'm late my zipper broke

00:11:10yes it's pretty impressive isn't it the fruits of insanity the professor's work paid for all

00:11:17this sherry sylvia yes please is professor carl be on his way i don't worry he'll be down in a

00:11:22moment he wouldn't turn up till he was certain you were all here he has a taste for the theatrical

00:11:27loves to make an entrance good evening good evening timothy tim hunter isn't it glad you could

00:11:37make a team i wouldn't miss meeting you for the world sir you must be sylvia d you're very pretty

00:11:43my dear thank you helga muller our little german friend delighted to meet you delighted to meet

00:11:49you all may i offer a toast to enlightenment enlightenment won't you sit down sylvia you

00:11:58here my dear timothy sir professor will there be an opportunity to discuss your last paper

00:12:09criminal behavior oh it's open house here i hope there'll be many questions and your new work sir

00:12:15will we learn anything of that now we mustn't rush things tim except perhaps dinner boss i hope you

00:12:22all are like boards you like her don't you the american girl you really like her well i'll let you

00:12:47into a

00:12:47secret the professor told me she's yours

00:12:55that means that the little one is mine the conditioned response such as may be achieved by

00:13:03brainwashing for example is merely an extension of natural phenomena natural phenomena well the dog

00:13:10that seeks out the bitchin season what could be more natural than that well yes but that yes but

00:13:15the dog can be conditioned to avoid the bitchin season and once that conditioning has been accepted

00:13:22its responses are as automatic as the way in which you withdraw from the flame i don't think i agree

00:13:29with

00:13:29that no well i don't i mean tim withdrew but that's because that's a sensible thing to do isn't it

00:13:36i mean that's an

00:13:37autonomic response right it's a retreat from pain you think so yes boss perhaps i should explain that

00:13:44boss here came to me as a patient he was a very sick man isn't that so yes professor he's

00:13:50been a very

00:13:50useful and willing subject for my experiments his problems well we won't come into that but it was a

00:13:58very big problem i have endeavored to recondition him to give him a whole new set of responses here comes

00:14:04the party trick i have managed to eradicate his anti-social instincts and substitute a whole new set

00:14:10it's had some very curious side effects boss

00:14:27stop it oh i've upset you but there's no need to be upset balls is quite unhurt aren't you yes

00:14:38professor

00:14:41oh i'm terribly sorry no need to be sorry you are merely suffering from a conditioned response

00:14:47revulsion and horror in the face of another human being apparently being hurt it's a very good response

00:14:53more people felt as you do the world would be a better place you didn't hypnotize him that will be

00:15:00cheating and quite useless no i merely taught him a whole new set of principles so his problem or whatever

00:15:07it was has gone almost that's really something professor carnaby now we've talked enough about me

00:15:16what about you hey timothy do you want to practice or to teach well i wish to pass my exams

00:15:24first

00:15:25and helga what made you want to study the human mind oh i suppose it was the orphanage oh yes

00:15:33i was

00:15:34brought up an orphan but by good people informed people they helped me a lot and encouraged me to take

00:15:40an interest in others i approved ball smoking oh no sir really oh nonsense tonight we relax tomorrow we get

00:15:49down to well hey right sir hey yes professor

00:16:13who knows tonight may be your lucky night

00:16:25could be tonight ladies and gentlemen it's been a delightful evening but you have one very grave and

00:16:34decided advantage over me in years so if you'll forgive me i'll see you in the morning

00:16:40no no please remain help yourselves to brandy good night good night good night sir oh and by the way

00:16:46my usual fee for a lecture is 500 guineas

00:16:52what an evening i've been trying to remember every word he said i'll never believe this back at college

00:16:57three whole hours and he usually only gives interviews for 10 minutes five if you're lucky we

00:17:03certainly are he liked you you think so sure of it oh i'm so pleased look i've got some work

00:17:09to do

00:17:09before i go to sleep so if you excuse me i'll say good night good night good night good night

00:17:18tim is your father a psychologist he was but uh he was killed in a car accident a few years

00:17:23back with

00:17:24my mother oh i'm sorry i understand how you feel though i don't have any parents either

00:17:32i wonder if i wonder if that could be the link link yes the reason we were chosen

00:17:40none of us have any parents but uh why what possible reason

00:17:47i don't know

00:17:55i don't know

00:18:01i don't know

00:18:02i don't know

00:18:09so

00:18:11i don't know

00:18:43I don't need mine, Professor. I'm cured. There are women in the house.

00:18:56But I... I am cured. Go to your bed. Go to sleep.

00:19:06Lock them in.

00:19:37Good night, Miss.

00:19:39Oh, good night.

00:19:50Go to sleep.

00:20:01Good night, Miss.

00:20:02Good night.

00:20:06Good night, Miss.

00:20:11Good night.

00:20:13Good night.

00:20:16Good night.

00:20:16You're not giving Aldridge his injection.

00:20:22No, I'm not.

00:20:24But he's an animal without it.

00:20:27An animal.

00:20:29That's how I want him tonight.

00:20:57I just need to get him to be here.

00:21:05I'm not going to lie.

00:21:11I don't know.

00:21:15I'm not going to lie.

00:21:43Professor.

00:21:43Professor?

00:21:45Tim, sorry to disturb you, knew you wouldn't want to miss this.

00:21:49I'm about to conduct a practical experiment.

00:21:52Thought you might like to come along?

00:21:53Yes, of course, sir.

00:21:55Look, I'd be grateful if you didn't make too much noise.

00:21:57The girls, you know.

00:21:58No.

00:21:58Don't want them to think I'm showing any favoritism.

00:22:01Laboratory's upstairs.

00:22:15What kind of experiment is it, sir?

00:22:19The physiology of violence.

00:22:28Imagine, Tim, the knowledge to be gained from a precise study of a murderous attack at the moment of attack.

00:22:36To be able to assess the killer as he makes his attack.

00:22:39Heartbeat, respiration, an encephalograph of brain activity.

00:22:45Wouldn't that be a breakthrough, Tim?

00:22:48Oh, fantastic, sir, but...

00:22:49It's a breakthrough I have achieved.

00:23:00It can only ever be simulated, can't it?

00:23:21That's what I loved.

00:23:24All right.

00:23:27I need to how long are you traumatized.

00:23:28What the-

00:23:28All right.

00:23:31I don't know how you're going to climb back.

00:23:34All right.

00:23:37All right.

00:23:38All right.

00:23:49attack to the throat initially as usual the need to squeeze is very interesting

00:23:56because further investigation heartbeat increasing rapidly respiration fast and

00:24:03shallow the heartbeats reaching climactic phase extraordinary power autopsy will no doubt reveal

00:24:13many broken ribs and now the need to shatter infantile response is followed by remorse and trauma

00:24:24respiration reaching plateau phase restoring strength of demonite proportions i would say

00:24:34if i believed in demons

00:24:39so

00:25:15morning are you studying or snooping i knew i was right look jorge kesselheim you must have heard

00:25:23of him kesselheim the murderer yeah he escaped from bavaria about six years ago there was a

00:25:30worldwide manhunt yes i remember so what i think i've seen him last night where here

00:25:37in this house oh don't be silly kesselheim or his double his double that's more like it morning morning

00:25:47may i my god they are alike aren't they who well george george tibberton that's who you saw he's a

00:25:58sort of secretary come librarian to professor cutlery he's a spitting image of kesselheim

00:26:06i remember now the professor telling me that while all that hue and cry was going on poor old george

00:26:09was arrested three times no it got so bad he had to carry a letter of identification around with him

00:26:14stating that he wasn't kesselheim breakfast

00:26:22you've got a good memory for faces yes

00:26:26good morning professor morning i'm an early bird not to do today sleep well lucky log

00:26:33where's tim well tim is not too well i'm afraid

00:26:38must have been the brandy or something woke me up in the middle of the night

00:26:41terrible stomach pains i prescribed something he'll be fine should i take him up some coffee

00:26:47no no no still sleeping anyway boss will look after him aren't you yes professor

00:26:52now then grapefruit or orange juice

00:27:00no no no

00:27:24no no no no no no

00:27:24holy

00:27:25holy

00:27:26He's an animal. An animal. There, but for the grace of God and the professor.

00:27:39These encephalographs are utterly indispensable to be able to actually see brain activity.

00:27:45Yes, but unless you know exactly the activity of the patient...

00:27:50Well, like this one, was the patient reading a poem or doing his income tax or murdering somebody?

00:27:55It makes a difference.

00:27:56I hardly think reading a poem.

00:27:58Tremendous mental activity. Some kind of fit, Professor.

00:28:02There are no references to any of the patients.

00:28:04Well, there will be when George gets round to filing them.

00:28:07That's the man you thought was Kesselheim.

00:28:10Yes, as a matter of fact, when they were looking for Kesselheim.

00:28:13Yes, sir. Mr. Satterjorn told us.

00:28:14They kept arresting George.

00:28:16Yes.

00:28:16Did they ever find him, Professor?

00:28:18You know, I don't believe they did.

00:28:23Sylvia, these should be more specific.

00:28:26Documented case histories.

00:28:34These should be of particular interest to both of you people of your own age.

00:28:38Psychotically disturbed, oppressions, repressions, crimp.

00:28:51Misunderstanding, old chap.

00:28:53I didn't dream.

00:29:07So you'll go back to your kitchen then.

00:29:12Oh.

00:29:13Very sorry, sir.

00:29:14Oh, that's perfectly all right.

00:29:18Music soothes a savage breast, Professor.

00:29:21Well, it helps to relax the mind.

00:29:23Make your minds more receptive to the earth-shaking theories I am about to propound.

00:29:46I'm.

00:29:51Not at all.

00:29:52A little reversion, did we?

00:29:55The-

00:29:57They rang the bell.

00:30:00Somebody...

00:30:01Somebody rang the bell.

00:30:03Did they?

00:30:07You've got bells on the brain.

00:30:09Do you know that?

00:30:11Bells...

00:30:12On the brain.

00:30:17Nothing wrong with shoes, either.

00:30:20Give that back to me. It's mine.

00:30:23Looks clean enough to me.

00:30:25Almost cleaned away, I'd say.

00:30:28You almost see your face in it.

00:30:31Always assuming you'd want to see your face.

00:30:36Give it back to me.

00:30:45What do you have to do that for?

00:30:51I've got to clean them all over again.

00:30:54Good for you.

00:30:57Occupational therapy.

00:31:21Tim.

00:31:23Tim.

00:31:24He isn't there, miss.

00:31:27Mr. Hunter was taken to hospital.

00:31:30Hospital?

00:31:33Yes, those stomach pains turned out to be acute appendicitis.

00:31:37Poor Tim.

00:31:37How long will he be in?

00:31:39Oh, a couple of days, a week.

00:31:40I think we should go and see him, cheer him up a bit.

00:31:42Yes, no, dear to his time.

00:31:43He's going to miss this whole seminar.

00:31:44Oh, don't you worry.

00:31:45I'll make it up to him.

00:31:47Must have been awfully quick.

00:31:50I didn't hear an ambulance or anything.

00:31:52Oh, Boz drove him there, thought it was the quickest way.

00:31:54You two were dressing for dinner.

00:31:56No point in disturbing you, I thought.

00:31:58Wine, Sylvia.

00:31:59Oh, it's a pleasure.

00:32:02I put good claret in the same category as music, Sylvia.

00:32:07It opens the wine.

00:32:09Unless you have too much.

00:32:11Then it closes it.

00:32:16Cheers, Professor.

00:32:35All right.

00:32:37She drunk it.

00:32:46I think far too much stress is placed upon the treatment of mental patients.

00:32:50Not enough upon prevention techniques.

00:32:53You're looking for a universal panacea to prevent mental disturbances.

00:32:57I have refined a hypnotic drug which overrides the responses.

00:33:01Once I feel sure the conditioning has been accepted, why it's been...

00:33:05Sylvia.

00:33:06You all right?

00:33:06Oh, I'm so sorry.

00:33:09It must be the wine.

00:33:10Well, you only had one glass.

00:33:12Oh, perhaps she's overtired.

00:33:14I've been working them very hard today.

00:33:17Perhaps you should go to bed, my dear.

00:33:18Yes, Professor.

00:33:19Boz?

00:33:20Oh, dear, I feel so sad.

00:33:21Oh, nonsense.

00:33:22Boz, will you take Miss Dee to a room?

00:33:25No, please.

00:33:25I'm fine.

00:33:26Shall I go up with you?

00:33:27No, Helga.

00:33:28You stay.

00:33:28I don't want to ruin your evening.

00:33:30Good night.

00:33:31Good night.

00:33:31Good night, Sylvia.

00:33:35Oh, sit down, my dear.

00:33:37Oh, my dear.

00:33:41Oh, my dear.

00:33:45Oh, my dear.

00:33:54Oh, my dear.

00:33:57Oh, my dear.

00:34:00Oh, my dear.

00:34:02Oh, my dear.

00:34:03Oh, my dear.

00:34:04Oh, my dear.

00:34:05Oh, my dear.

00:34:06Oh, my dear.

00:34:07Oh, my dear.

00:34:47That may well be, Professor, but it cuts right across all the work that has been done in this field.

00:34:52Well, put aside the old.

00:34:56Oh, I'm sorry.

00:34:58I'm a bit sleepy myself.

00:35:01If you don't mind, I think I'll go to bed.

00:35:03Off you won't, naturally.

00:35:04Good night, Hogger.

00:35:05Good night.

00:35:09Then there was one.

00:35:20Good night, boss.

00:35:39How long will it be?

00:35:41Soon.

00:35:45It's all right for you and Aldrich.

00:35:48You've had your injections.

00:35:49That's the whole point of the experiment, isn't it?

00:35:52That you are as you are.

00:35:57Self-doubts.

00:36:02No.

00:36:05I'm fine.

00:36:06I'm better than you.

00:36:11I'm cured.

00:36:13You know, Helgert, it occurs to me you haven't yet seen the laboratory area.

00:36:18Of course, you may find it dull and academically...

00:36:20Oh, I'd love to see it.

00:36:21Then you shall.

00:36:22Then you shall.

00:36:23At this very moment.

00:36:24Come along.

00:36:28The laboratory's on the top floor.

00:36:30Pull yourself together, man.

00:36:31It's time.

00:36:35Professor Carnaby?

00:36:36Yes.

00:36:38There's a phone call for you, sir.

00:36:40It's the Boston Clinic.

00:36:41Oh, dear.

00:36:42George there?

00:36:43Yes, Professor.

00:36:45Will you show Miss Muller upstairs?

00:36:48Won't be long, but George will be very informative.

00:36:51Back as soon as I can.

00:36:54This way, please.

00:37:03Ten-forty.

00:37:05Initial test has begun.

00:37:07The girl, Helgert Muller, is now alone with Jörg Kesselheim.

00:37:12If he can stay in control for five minutes,

00:37:15he will remain in control.

00:37:18And I will have effected a cure.

00:37:23Five minutes.

00:37:35The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:37:38Please.

00:37:50The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:37:51The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:37:56The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:37:57The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:37:58The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:38:00The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:38:01The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:38:02The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:38:05The laboratory's upstairs, miss.

00:38:32Oh, what is along here?

00:38:36Therapy rooms.

00:38:38It's okay.

00:39:09So

00:39:52Oh, I'll be right back.

00:40:02Failure.

00:40:10complete failure I I didn't touch her both acerations bruising neck broken you

00:40:23didn't touch her I I don't remember I swear to you I don't remember I'd left

00:40:32her alone for a few moments she wandered down the corridor she went into that

00:40:36room and then I heard her scream and then and then she was lying at your feet yes

00:40:43but I don't remember touching her you didn't touch her because you're cured

00:40:52aren't you take him to his room lock him in

00:41:00total fatal

00:41:09so

00:41:40my patients do a struggle between logic and emotion my logic tells me that Kesselheim's relapse was partly to be

00:41:50expected

00:41:52yet I'm bitterly disappointed I was so sure so certain that Kesselheim was ready so sure of success

00:42:07this failure means that the next test is utterly crucial it is vitally important to me and my

00:42:16researchers but boss Stein does not fail with the American girl

00:42:31good morning good morning good morning the old Manny hey yeah how are you feeling this morning

00:42:39well I woke up with a granddaddy of a hangover remind me to stay off the wine and make the

00:42:44coffee black

00:42:44hello where's Helga oh I think she went to town this morning early isn't that right boss yes miss with

00:42:51George

00:42:52George to do some shopping that's funny didn't hear the car and this morning I wasn't seeing or hearing anything

00:42:58too well

00:43:01where's the professor working in his study

00:43:07boss Stein can

00:43:09and must succeed

00:43:13after all my success with Aldrich has been phenomenal

00:43:17sedated he is a normal charming human being

00:43:22unsedated

00:43:23unsedated

00:44:05unsedated

00:44:05how long do I have to stay in here he didn't say well tell him it wasn't my fault tell

00:44:11him I

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