:24:04
Mr. Erickson?
My name is Colonel Erdmann.
:24:09
I knew that woman.
:24:12
Yes, of course. Now, we would like
to find out how well you knew her.
:24:32
He keeps sticking
to the same story.
:24:35
He was intimate with her,
but he had no idea
:24:38
she was after information
about refineries.
:24:41
He claims he told her nothing.
:24:43
Same thing she said.
:24:44
It's obvious he was just duped.
:24:47
You can accuse him of stupidity,
but not treachery.
:24:52
Nordoff.
:24:54
Your province is administration,
mine is security.
:24:59
My experience has taught me
to smell the difference
:25:03
between the guilty
and the innocent.
:25:07
I have a strange feeling
this man is lying.
:25:10
Maybe so.
:25:12
But as an administrator,
something tells me
:25:16
that you may have created
a diplomatic incident.
:25:21
Erickson is a prominent citizen
of a neutral country.
:25:27
Foreign Minister Ribbentrop
:25:29
does not encourage
bringing about protests from Sweden.
:25:33
I didn't arrest him.
:25:35
I merely detained him
for questioning.
:25:37
For 12 hours in a basement cell?
:25:41
Let me also remind you
:25:44
that Reichsführer Himmler
personally authorized
:25:47
Erickson's plan and survey trip.
:25:50
The reichsführer prides himself
as an infallible judge of men
:25:56
and doesn't react too kindly
when that judgment is questioned.