:00:03
Did they answer the question?
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What did they say?
:00:10
They said,
"On the leather couch in his office...
:00:13
...Tuesday lunchtime...
:00:15
...twice."
:00:17
And would that be correct?
:00:24
Then I have to say
that I think Mr. McMinn...
:00:27
...is a very, very lucky man...
:00:31
...because obviously...
:00:42
Obviously he hasn't had his head cut off.
:00:45
I'm so sorry.
:00:47
- I thought you meant...
- You've had a massive shock.
:00:50
Now, let me ask you before I go:
:00:53
Do you have an easily accessible
back entrance I can make use of?
:01:01
Dave, have you seen Neil Mclndoe?
:01:03
- Who's Neil Mclndoe?
- Regional pathologist.
:01:05
Big ugly fucker, no taste in clothes,
bad personal hygiene.
:01:08
Got you. In the canteen.
:01:11
Reason I didn't know who you meant,
was everybody calls him "dog-breath".
:01:20
Fuck me. You're not eating that swill
out of choice, are you, Neil?
:01:23
Detective Inspector Hepburn.
:01:25
How's the golf, George?
:01:27
It'd be a lot better if some fucker
hadn't ripped off my clubs out my car.
:01:36
The reason I come here to eat this swill...
:01:38
...is so I can enjoy my lunch
without being surrounded by body parts.
:01:43
I thought pathologists had no feelings.
:01:45
That's a myth...
:01:47
...like all pathologists have bad breath.
Where is your finger from?
:01:51
You tell me.
Off a dead person or a live one?
:01:55
Obviously dead.
:01:57
If you cut a finger from somebody
that's alive that finger will exsanguinate.