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This would also explain the death of that steward,
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Lisa's last lover. Maybe he knew something.
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Ok, Baumer could still be alive and in circulation
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It's a bit of a risky theory, but...
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we've got to accept it for now.
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So lets analyse this theory.
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Kurt Baumer takes out a policy for a million dollars,
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payable only in the case of death. Then he gets
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someone to take the plane in his name,
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perhaps with the steward's complicity,
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and he hides a clockwork bomb in the luggage.
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Game over.
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Lisa comes to Athens and gets the cash,
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perhaps with his agreement.
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In any case, Kurt had already decided
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to get rid of the wife and grab all the cash.
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Who would suspect him?
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He's legally dead.
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But Lara Florakis knew something.
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Her and her friend.
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Why not get rid of them and of the steward
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who seems to have been here to meet someone?
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Right. And then to assault Cleo with the sole
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motive of giving us the cuff-link?
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I don't understand what danger
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he could see in Cleo either.
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Maybe he just wanted to increase the number
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of victims to make us think he really was a maniac.
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No, he had another reason.
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If Peter hadn't gone back and we'd have found her
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dead, we'd have had a miscarriage of justice.
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This is the way it is.
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The real reason for Cleo's attack was
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so that we'd accuse Peter Linch.
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And he almost succeeded anyway.
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Indeed.
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What do you think?
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The theory works.
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Maybe we can get this man if we let him think
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we've fallen into his trap.