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I was sent to Florence because...
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I do most of my work
with the anti-rape team.
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It all started with this series
of cases in Rome and nearby towns.
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Then, in a month
there were three cases in Florence.
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I was sent up there to exchange
information with the local police,
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to find out what they knew.
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I was in my hotel room one morning,
when I got a phone call.
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It was a woman. She said she knew
I was working on the case.
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She thought she knew
who the man was.
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She told me her name,
but I can't remember it.
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She said he was in town
and would visit the Uffizi Gallery.
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How did she know that?
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I don't know. She just said
that he'd be there that morning.
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- Did you call headquarters
in Florence? - No.
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I went to the museum.
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I had a vague idea
of what he looked like because...
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I saw the composites
at the police station.
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It was a longshot...
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but I went anyway.
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Pretty stupid, huh?
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Yes.
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You know what I thought?
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I thought... that if I saw him,
I'd arrest him or shoot him.
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- What happened at the museum?
- There was a long line.