Extreme Measures
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:30:01
Gave you a cause of death,
which you didn't believe.

:30:04
It just didn't make much sense.
:30:07
I can see that.
:30:09
I have no record of this man.
:30:12
I think, in fact, you have.
If you could take another look.

:30:16
It's Minkins. M-I-N-K-I-N-S.
:30:19
Pulmonary embolism.
:30:21
I have no record of this man.
:30:24
Sorry. Who's actually in charge here then?
:30:28
That would be me.
:30:30
I've been here since midnight
and I made no such calls.

:30:35
Okay, so let me just get this straight:
:30:38
No one phoned me,
so that was my imagination running riot...

:30:42
...and you've no record of a patient
of mine who died 24 hours ago.

:30:47
Your hospital's known for losing patients.
:30:49
Living and dead.
:30:53
What did you say?
:30:55
What did you say?
:30:59
You're quite a creepy person.
:31:03
Before, I thought you were obstructive
or inept.

:31:05
But now I think you're much more sinister.
:31:09
I think you better leave.
:31:12
- You lying about this?
- Everything okay?

:31:17
Yeah, thanks.
:31:20
Here, I'm just off. You can pop
your boss back in his drawer now.

:31:25
Apparently, you were threatening
and abusive.

:31:28
For God's sake.
I mean, that's just ridiculous.

:31:31
I was mildly sarcastic,
but under the circumstances...

:31:34
...I was astonishingly restrained.
:31:36
The doctor you spoke to needed protection
from an orderly.

:31:40
That is just a lie. Who told you that?
:31:43
The chief medical examiner.
:31:45
- This is starting to sound really weird.
- Get me the charts and go home.

:31:51
What about the body?
:31:53
They have no receipt on Claude Minkins.
:31:55
Who called me?
:31:57
Who? Give me a name.
:31:58
I didn't get a name. I was busy.

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