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Mr. Fischer
What's that man doing here?
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But he's Mr. Krouk!
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Van Meer is not dead
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But I just read...
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That was his double who was shot
Van Meer himself was kidnapped
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I talked to him in a windmill
outside of Amsterdam
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But what Mr. Krouk has to do with it?
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Remember my description
of the man in the mill?
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You mean the sweater, of course
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But that's impossible
we know Mr. Krouk.
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I tell you Mr. Krouk brought here
Van Meer by plane last night
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Are you positive about this?
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But of course I am. I was as close
to Van Meer as I am to you now
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We can't make a mistake, on the
other hand we can allow him to...
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Leave it to me
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I don't want to do it but I was
asked you to leave my house
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Mr. Haverstock is going to ask me
to turn you into the police
:55:43
Mr. Haverstock seems to be
something of a trouble maker
:55:46
I thought that was something to take
care about by our agents in Amsterdam
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I thought so too
:55:51
I don't understand unless perhaps
Mss. Fisher being with him
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may had cause complications
:55:58
It would have been ideal if she had
been in our confidence
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Don't talk about my daughter
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I beg your pardon
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It's just bad luck he came here
I never had to cope with these things
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Thanks to you
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Someone has to take care of the
dirty details
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But this is my home
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After all I'm a politician
and it's not my job
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to get rid of my guest
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Quiet!
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Not in your house,
but I have an idea
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Do you remember Rouli?
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The little man who used to work at
your father's stables in Austria
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I seem to recall he was present when
a mutual friend of us accidentally
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fell off the bridge
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He's retired now
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He lives somewhere in
Clapen, here in London
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We could convince Mr. Haverstock
to hire him in the capacity
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of a private detective
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For who?