1:05:04
That's why he's asked me
to take the informant.
1:05:06
You can do
what you like with Vale.
1:05:09
Well, that won't work.
1:05:11
Police state tactics
simply won't work. Sir.
1:05:15
Really?
1:05:17
Why don't you send a letter
to the board about that, doctor?
1:05:20
I'm sure they'd love
to hear from you.
1:05:30
Come in.
1:05:35
Welcome.
1:05:38
Congratulations.
1:05:40
It's good to have you
back home.
1:05:43
Where's the girl?
She should be here.
1:05:45
She's in another room
being interrogated.
1:05:49
Thought it would be you.
1:05:50
So did I.
1:05:52
That's why I made sure
that the needles I gave
you both were harmlesss.
1:05:55
Don't worry.
1:05:56
She'll be able to protect
herself if there's any problem.
1:05:59
Why did you do that?
1:06:01
Gesture of trust to you friend.
1:06:06
I have my own methods.
1:06:09
I have nothing to hide.
1:06:11
Nothing at all to hide.
1:06:15
Not even the right program?
1:06:18
The what?
1:06:21
Do you know of a drug laboratory
called biocarbon amalgamate?
1:06:25
Yes, of course.
I founded it in 1942.
1:06:32
You?
1:06:33
Right, I sold it to consec.
That's why I'm here.
1:06:36
Let's say
that we have a, uh...
1:06:39
genial working relationship.
1:06:44
Do you know
what that lab does?
1:06:46
It's been so long
since I've been in touch with them.
1:06:49
As far as I know,
they...
1:06:51
They make some sort
of chemical weaponry
among other things.
1:06:56
It manufactures ephemerol
1:06:59
for Darryl Rovok.