:15:00
You mentioned a Jewish group.
:15:02
- The relatives of the victims, perhaps?
- Perhaps.
:15:04
So, two. If the body we found
was that of the would- be assassin...
:15:08
...and if Brossard killed him,
let's say in self-defense...
:15:12
...then why take his money
and his papers?
:15:14
To make it look like a simple murder
or robbery.
:15:17
- So no one would connect him.
- Possible.
:15:20
But then why leave a revolver
fitted with a silencer?
:15:24
My God, that smell
is driving me crazy!
:15:26
Inspector, forgive me,
but what is this leading to?
:15:29
The car.
Rented by one David Manenbaum.
:15:34
Canadian driving license.
:15:35
So one will be forgiven for thinking...
:15:38
...he was a relative of one of
the Jewish victims of Dombey.
:15:42
But...
:15:45
But?
:15:47
He wasn't a Jew.
:15:50
- How do you know?
- Not circumcised.
:15:52
You sure?
:15:55
Judge, forgive me for being indelicate,
but I attended the autopsy...
:15:58
...and I am able to tell
whether a man is circumcised.
:16:02
We took a set of his prints.
Sent them to the prefecture in Paris.
:16:06
There's no record of them on any files.
:16:09
Not those of Canadian
Mounted Police, the FBI, or Interpol.
:16:12
- No record at all?
- Look at that, the fish today is turbot.
:16:28
Yes?
:16:29
You got a pen?
:16:34
- Yes.
- Just outside Frejus.
:16:37
A monastery on the Haute Corniche.
:16:40
If you miss him,
he'll collect his envelope...
:16:42
...from Bar Mathieu
in the rue Obscure.
:16:46
- You got that?
- Yeah. Yeah.
:16:47
The subject will arrive tomorrow
from Aix.
:16:50
And change your car.
He'll recognize it.
:16:53
- In the same name?
- Yes.
:16:54
Remember the statement
must be found on the body.
:16:58
- No problem.
- That's what you said...