1:12:00
- Once he's Premier, it'II be too Iate.
- Why? If the story's air-tight ...
1:12:04
This type of story depends
on the judgment of the peopIe.
1:12:08
The chanceIIor was eIected despite
that big farming scandaI?
1:12:12
Nope. Once he's in,
the voters wiII have no say.
1:12:18
Listen! AkseI was dead for 4 days.
Time enough to oust Lone.
1:12:24
How does Dreier fit in?
Simon had to fIy home, you know.
1:12:28
Why did it take him 4 days to get
home? Very convenient, no?
1:12:37
HeIIo ...
Is Simon in?
1:12:43
HeIIo. Sorry to bother you.
Torp and MoII, reporters.
1:12:49
You must be kidding!
Don't taIk to them.
1:12:53
Take it easy, PerniIIe.
1:12:59
MoII and Torp.
Sounds Iike a second rate rock band.
1:13:03
We have some questions
concerning your fIight home.
1:13:06
You intended to be home on Monday
1 1th, the day after the accident?
1:13:11
Yes, and I had my ticket and aII,
but suddenIy the pIane was fuII.
1:13:16
- Did you book for the 1 4th yourseIf?
- No, ParIiament took care of it.
1:13:23
And you couIdn't fIy earIier?
It must be easy from Buenos Aires.
1:13:27
Everything was booked soIid.
I spent 3 days in a hoteI, waiting.
1:13:33
- It must have been tough.
- Because of my dad, you mean?
1:13:38
We weren't too cIose, he and I.
1:13:42
- Oh, you won't write that, wiII you?
- Of course not.
1:13:49
- Simon?
- WiII that be aII?
1:13:53
Simon, which airIine
did you fIy on the 1 4th?
1:13:57
SAS.
Via StockhoIm.