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00:28Satsang with Mooji
01:52Please drop my bag at the hotel.
01:55Oh.
01:56Don't worry.
01:58This is Alphonse.
01:59A Maltese Falcon.
02:02That's right.
02:03Do you use him for your police work?
02:05On occasion?
02:07I call him my eye in the sky.
02:09Inspector Lacroix is currently in this post, but maybe I can help?
02:12My name is Frederick Uptart.
02:14Deputy Constable.
02:15And your name, sir?
02:17Murdoch.
02:18Detective William Murdoch.
02:20Oh, what a surprise.
02:22We didn't believe he'd actually come.
02:24I was visiting my wife and I heard of the arrest, so I thought Malta isn't that far from England.
02:31As opposed to Canada, I suppose.
02:36Why are you so interested in our prisoner?
02:38I believe she committed a murder some years ago.
02:42I've yet to prove it.
02:43Then this one on Malta would be her second.
02:45Yes.
02:46And your department is certain of her guilt?
02:49As are the magistrates.
02:51She was found next to the body, knife in her hand, blood on her clothing.
02:55The magistrates?
02:56So she's been found guilty since I was notified of her arrest?
03:00Yes.
03:01She's currently awaiting execution.
03:03Oh.
03:04And the victim?
03:06Her husband, Mr. John Mahler.
03:08People described the relationship as volatile, so this outcome was quite predictable.
03:16Your report also mentioned a missing artifact.
03:20Oh, yes.
03:20A tapestry.
03:21Long believed to have been lost forever until Mr. Mahler acquired it in a private sale.
03:27Oh.
03:28This was something valuable?
03:30More than valuable.
03:32Priceless.
03:33Some believe it to be the key to bury treasure.
03:37Do you believe it?
03:38Well, our history is either truth or lies, depending on the author.
03:44Indeed.
03:45May I see her?
03:47You've come a long way.
03:48Follow me.
04:03You have no proof?
04:05No.
04:07But I do now have something that I can offer the Sheffield police that they didn't have
04:13before.
04:14A suspect.
04:17Mrs. Nigella Fletcher.
04:21Detective Murdoch.
04:23What a surprise.
04:26I suppose you're here for the hanging?
04:29And good for you.
04:31Isn't it every day that you see an innocent woman put to her death?
05:00I had nothing to do with the death of my husband.
05:04Of course not.
05:07So you're just here to gloat?
05:09No.
05:10I'm here to see that justice is served.
05:12If that were the case, then you'd be letting me go.
05:17I'm afraid not, Mrs. Fletcher.
05:19The Maltese police say that the evidence is overwhelming.
05:27And they've described your relationship to your husband as, uh, volatile.
05:33I prefer to call it passionate.
05:36A state of mind I imagine that you are unfamiliar with.
05:41I'm familiar enough to know that it is often the cause of murders.
05:46The police also said that you were found with the murder weapon in your hand.
05:50Placed in my hand.
05:52By whom?
05:54I walked into the sight of two men beating my husband.
05:58And before I could call it out, I was knocked unconscious.
06:01So I think it would be one of them.
06:05And what of this, uh, priceless tapestry?
06:10What are you insinuating, Detective Murdoch?
06:12That you've made up this entire story about intruders.
06:20So I killed my husband.
06:22Made up a story.
06:24And then I was going to abscond with a valuable piece of Maltese heritage.
06:31Hm.
06:32Even I wouldn't write that plot.
06:36Perhaps the tapestry isn't the only thing of value.
06:39Yes, the, um, the tapestry is a treasure map.
06:42Yes, I've heard this story.
06:44And do you believe it?
06:45Well, somebody obviously did.
06:48And my husband died for it.
06:50Then poor little you is being blamed for it all.
06:56I killed many people on pieces of paper, Detective Murdoch.
07:00But never in real life.
07:11So if you're not going to help me, let me be.
07:14And I'll make sure that the hangman reserves you a fruit no seat.
07:26Hmm, let's head out.
07:28On our rounds?
07:30Eventually.
07:31I was thinking a nice light lunch might be nice before settling in to meet the demands of the day.
07:35Do you mind if I join you?
07:37As long as you can pay your own way.
07:39I always do.
07:41Hello, constables.
07:44Is Albert in?
07:46Uh, he didn't come in this morning.
07:48Is everything all right with the inspector this morning?
07:51Of course it is.
07:52Why wouldn't it be?
07:56I have something for him.
07:59It, it's locked.
08:01I was looking for him earlier.
08:03Oh.
08:11If you see him, would you mind telling him that I came calling?
08:14Of course.
08:17Excuse us, ma'am.
08:41That's all there is.
08:42All that's needed.
08:44What can you tell me about this missing tapestry?
08:47It was one of the last remaining treasures that used to belong to the Order of the Knights of St.
08:51John.
08:52The Knights?
08:53They ruled the island before the French took over.
08:56One in a long list of occupiers.
08:59The Phoenicians.
09:00The Romans.
09:00The Byzantines.
09:01The Normans.
09:02The Arabs.
09:03The Knights of St. John.
09:05The French.
09:06And finally the British.
09:08I believe the Knights of St. John would very much like that piece of their legacy back.
09:13Especially if it also happens to lead to treasure that the French weren't able to plunder.
09:18I think that's why Mrs. Flesher's husband purchased it.
09:22But you said that he was rich.
09:24Yes.
09:25But two rich men never feel like they're rich enough.
09:30Would you be able to direct me to the scene of the crime?
09:33Are you sure?
09:34The inspector has deemed the case closed.
09:38What about you?
09:39What do you think?
09:40One always has doubts.
09:52Very good.
09:55Can I help you?
09:57Yes.
09:58I'm Detective William Murdoch.
10:01Never heard of you.
10:03Yes.
10:03I'm Detective William Murdoch.
10:04I'm from Canada.
10:05Never heard of that either.
10:08All right.
10:10I, uh...
10:13I have permission to enter.
10:21Go ahead.
10:22Nobody lives there anymore.
10:24Ah.
10:26Just so you know.
10:28He got what he deserved.
10:31Why do you say that?
10:32He took something that didn't belong to him.
10:35That belongs to our country.
10:36Hey.
11:20more tea i'm fine thank you on the house oh i'm suggesting is that the inspector hasn't
11:29been himself how would we know we've hardly seen him i would imagine it would take some time
11:35getting over what happened to him well that shouldn't matter it's part of the job i've been
11:44beaten up shot i was even blown up once blown up yes by anarchists i nearly died but look at
11:51me back
11:52on the job you two should consider if police work is really for you take strong stuff to be a
11:58member
11:59of the constabulary ow that's hot watson are you trying to kill me
12:07well what do we have here two constables lazing around in the middle of the day
12:12you're on the clock you know sir what happened i tripped over margaret's stockings in the kitchen
12:18what were stockings doing in the kitchen sir none of your bloody business roberts
12:23where's choy i've been trying to call him all morning i don't know sir typical murdoch goes
12:29off on vacation and the whole station goes to pot well get out there and do some policing
12:40what did you find out a few things simply don't add up such as such as the broken lock
12:48on mrs fletcher's door why would she break into her own home to create a story to mislead us
12:57i need to speak with her again as you wish
13:16there was no one guarding the cells she was logged in i didn't think it necessary
13:21how you thought you graduated into thinking instead of playing with your damn bird huh
13:28inspector lacroix you are not welcome here our investigation has concluded and the guilty party
13:34has escaped which makes me believe you had something to do with it
13:39if i may say i believe i have found some holes in the investigation you may not say this is
13:47not your
13:47business here now madame fletcher did you have any visitors lucas said a young woman came by good
13:55and this young woman she gave no name is this entire department run by fools
14:04i'm going to leave now if there are no objections no but stay out of this business it's not yours
14:12it's ours keep an eye on him i want a full report on all his activities
14:40oi choy
14:44chief constable anchors hours not feeling well not feeling well you're not feeling well
14:52not feeling well that's not an excuse to leave the station come with me
15:00we've all gone through it i know all i'm saying is i understand a few years ago i was beaten
15:07in the
15:07street and left for dead took me months before i could face the job again even miss hart here has
15:14taken a bullet saving his life after i saved yours but noted you can't run from this albert i'm not
15:22running i'm doing my job i'm at my desk you don't get paid to be at your desk you get
15:28paid to lead now
15:29if you can't do that you'll fire me i i didn't say that look it might take a bit of
15:35time but you need
15:37to get back on the horse his bark is worse than his bite i've heard it many times trouble is
15:47his bark is
15:48right is it true you were shot yes about my father
16:26you're a mirror
16:28man look at your mirror
16:40What else?
17:12I don't know.
17:58Mrs. Fletcher?
18:02Mrs. Fletcher, I may be the only person who can possibly help you.
18:05I suggest you come out of there.
18:07Just leave me be. Whatever's happened has got nothing to do with you.
18:14I'm an officer of the law.
18:16No matter which country I'm in, it has everything to do with me.
18:20I'm not going back to jail. I've done nothing wrong.
18:23You'll never get off the island.
18:24I don't intend to get off the island.
18:26I intend to find the man who killed my husband.
18:29I can't do that with a noose around me neck.
18:34He's been here all day?
18:36After being abraded by Chief Constable Brackenreid.
18:41Is he drunk?
18:43He hasn't even touched his drink.
18:45He's just been staring into space.
18:48I've found that's meant solution to all problems.
18:50Well, that and drink.
19:02Albie.
19:04Vivian.
19:06Do you mind if I take a seat?
19:17How was work?
19:20Quiet.
19:23Violet tells me that you've been here most of the day.
19:26The constable's nowhere to find me if I'm needed.
19:29Are you all right?
19:30Vivian, I'm fine.
19:38Two men came by my shop today.
19:40They told me that I had to pay them if I wanted to stay open.
19:45I'll send some constables.
19:47See to it that you're protected.
19:55How did your husband obtain the tapestry?
19:58It was a private sale.
19:59We had very deep pockets.
20:01And his purchasing of it caused some upset.
20:04Oh, it certainly did.
20:06We had more than our fair share of threats.
20:08Oh, and by the way, I'm still waiting for my apology.
20:11For what?
20:12For putting the whole of Sheffield police on me.
20:14I got harassed for a crime I didn't commit.
20:17Your childhood friend was murdered.
20:20But not by me.
20:21I just wrote about it.
20:22With a level of detail few people could possibly possess.
20:25I've read you and your wife's book.
20:28Am I to suspect you for all those crimes you described?
20:31Hmm?
20:33I didn't kill my childhood friend detective, and I certainly did not kill my husband.
20:39But you do want the tapestry.
20:40I don't give a damn about the tapestry.
20:44I just want to find the man who killed my husband.
20:47As do I.
20:51So, you don't think I'm the criminal?
20:54Well, there is some doubt as to the level of your guilt.
20:58Oh.
20:59How very generous of you.
21:03Right.
21:03If I were to help you, where would we begin?
21:07One of the men who killed my husband was wearing a cross favored by the Knights of St. John.
21:13Now, I suggest we go into the Dragon's Den itself.
21:21Strange the way the world turns, isn't it?
21:23Last time we met, you were trying to prove my guilt.
21:25This time, my innocence.
21:27I'm simply trying to find out who killed your husband.
21:30And I caution you, you are still a suspect.
21:32Well, I do prefer that to convicted murderer.
21:37Well, this is the most likely place to find them.
21:40This fortress was built by the Knights.
21:42What makes you think they'd be here?
21:44Well, they still use the chapel.
21:46I mean, whoever killed my husband and stole the tapestry, well, it might still be here.
21:51Well, have you got a better idea?
21:53No, I suppose I don't.
22:08Okay.
22:09You head on that way.
22:10And you?
22:12Well, the opposite, of course.
22:16I'm not going to run out on you.
22:18You're the only person who can save me.
22:20I'm not going to run out of you.
22:23I'm not going to run out of you.
22:27You're the only person who can save me.
22:28I'm not going to run out of you.
22:41I'm not going to run out of you.
22:49Detective Herdo, stop!
22:50Constable, it's hard.
22:53I'm glad you're here.
22:56Larisci, she got away from me.
22:58Hit me from behind.
23:00Not too much of a policeman, are you?
23:02I try.
23:04Where did she go?
23:09You stay right where you want.
23:30Mrs. Fletcher.
23:31We should probably leave.
23:33Constable Attard is here.
23:37What was that?
23:38Stay behind me.
23:57Your gardener.
24:02Sir? Sir, what happened?
24:07I was betrayed.
24:09Where is the tapestry?
24:13I won't tell you.
24:15It belongs to us.
24:18Who did this to you?
24:24Napoleon.
24:25What?
24:26Napoleon?
24:29Did you kill my husband?
24:34Answer me!
24:35Mrs. Fletcher, please.
24:38Sir?
24:57What do you think happened?
24:59It would appear the thieves have turned on one another.
25:02If you know any more about this, I suggest you tell me.
25:05I don't.
25:08All right, we should leave.
25:10Who?
25:11Don't you think there's anything else we can find here?
25:14A policeman is on our trail.
25:15And whoever attacked this man has obviously fled.
25:24Napoleon.
25:24Why did he say that?
25:27Napoleon's men stole the treasures in the first place.
25:29And there's still a sizable number of French on the island.
25:32And I think I know where to find them.
25:33Detective Faradon!
25:34Where are you?
25:35Show yourself!
25:36I think this is a good time to go.
25:37Detective!
25:39Right.
25:39Up you go.
25:52What are we doing here?
25:53This isn't our usual beat.
25:54This is where the inspector told us to be.
25:57Apparently there's been a couple of men harassing shop owners who wants us to keep an eye out.
26:03Something troubling you, Teddy.
26:05You were really blown up?
26:07It was indeed.
26:08I spent two weeks in the hospital.
26:10You didn't think of quitting?
26:12It crossed my mind.
26:14Any trouble, Miss Moon?
26:15Not as of yet.
26:17Good to hear.
26:19Oh.
26:24Your wife might like that.
26:26I'm afraid it's not really expensive enough for her with you.
26:31Good day, Miss Moon.
26:34Thank you for coming by.
26:35It is appreciated.
26:41Maybe we should just let her be.
26:42No, we're gonna teach her a lesson.
26:45If you do that, the rest of them are gonna fall in line.
26:57If you do that, the rest of them are gonna fall in line.
27:01Yes.
27:02The ocean.
27:03It's a far cry from Sheffield.
27:09We were gonna build a life here.
27:12But it's all gone now.
27:16You did love him, you know?
27:18Of course.
27:19You don't believe me.
27:21I didn't say that.
27:23You didn't have to.
27:24I've got a feeling that you think a woman like me doesn't have it in her to love someone.
27:31I didn't say that either.
27:33Well, I do.
27:36And I did love him.
27:38And you and your wife live oceans apart.
27:41Am I to assume that you don't love her?
27:45Many people believe that to be the case.
27:47But I can assure you nothing can be farther from the truth.
27:51We both have our duties.
27:54The world is bigger than us.
27:57Julia tends to the sick.
27:58And you...
28:00You right wrongs.
28:02Well, a very noble couple.
28:04It's very important to her.
28:06Her work at the hospital in London.
28:09Julia has saved many lives.
28:11And she'll save many more.
28:15Do you miss her?
28:21Both she and my daughter very much.
28:24But it is what she wants.
28:26And I try to visit as often as possible.
28:29As much as your work will allow.
28:32We'll be together again soon.
28:35I'm sure of it.
28:39You're a good man, Detective Murdoch.
28:42As not many husbands would allow their wives to follow their dreams.
28:47Not many men are married to my wives.
28:50My husband was a good man also.
28:55All I want is to find the man who killed him.
28:59You will.
29:02I do hope so.
29:04Because if I can't have love, then at least I can have justice.
29:22I'll hold on to it until tomorrow.
29:24You can decide then.
29:34I'm sorry, but we're closed.
29:36Then that's all for the best.
29:42Get out of my store.
29:43You have no right.
29:44All you had to do was pay us a pretty reasonable amount.
29:52There's nothing in here.
29:54Where is it?
29:56I didn't make any sales today.
29:59Then you better find some other way to pay us.
30:15No, please.
30:17No, please.
30:18I'll get a newbie.
30:18I'll get a newbie.
30:25I'll get a newbie.
30:31I'll get a newbie.
30:31So this was built by the French then?
30:33At Romans.
30:35Napoleon's army quartered here.
30:37Mrs. Fletcher, perhaps you should stay with the wagon.
30:41I certainly will not.
30:44Where do you suggest we start?
30:47All I know is that Napoleon's army
30:50raided all the forts that belonged to the Knights.
30:52Then the stolen goods were taken here
30:54and then transported by ships to France.
30:57So it's possible that stolen treasure is here.
31:00Or the man who killed my husband and stole the tapestry.
31:04Lord, then there could be anywhere.
31:08Perhaps not just anywhere.
31:10What are you talking about?
31:12Fresh footprints.
31:23Help!
31:24What is it?
31:25Two men got that nice Miss Moon in her store
31:27and I saw them pushing her around.
31:29How long ago was this?
31:30About 15 minutes ago.
31:37There it is.
31:39But where's the man who stole it?
31:42Oh.
31:43He's not here now, is he?
31:48Peligen of Malta.
31:50It's just as you described it.
31:53What's that?
31:54What's what?
31:56Where's he going?
31:59Into the hills.
32:02What about this cave?
32:04That's obviously of significance.
32:08I don't know.
32:09This whole thing, a hidden treasure.
32:12It could be just a child's tale.
32:15Besides, I don't care about this.
32:18I just want the man who killed my husband.
32:26Oh well, it appears you must have found him.
32:41I told you to step aside.
32:44Now I see why.
32:45But no, he would not listen.
32:47And now, it's gonna cost your life.
32:51You killed my husband.
32:53Your husband wanted something
32:54that did not belong to him.
32:56Had he not resisted...
32:57You killed him.
32:58Take another step, detective.
33:00You also killed the man that helped you.
33:03Fool.
33:04A Maltese dog.
33:06My ancestors defeated his.
33:08You don't even deny it.
33:10He thought I was going to return the treasure
33:12to the Knights of St. John.
33:14I'm sorry, detective.
33:15But you leave me with no choice.
33:17Alphonse!
33:18Yes, sir!
33:47C'mon, stop!
33:55You lied to me.
33:58I know.
33:59I'm a fellow officer.
34:01I had no choice.
34:03While you two are enjoying your reunion...
34:06Inspector Lecquire has got away.
34:08I don't believe so.
34:09We know where he's going.
34:14I knew it.
34:16That your inspector was involved.
34:18I suspected.
34:19You suspected? And you prepared to watch me die?
34:22Apologies.
34:23Apologies? Is that all you've got?
34:25But what made you suspect him?
34:27The trial was a rush to judgment.
34:29And after Mrs. Flesher's conviction,
34:31I discovered that Lacroix was making plans to leave the island.
34:34It didn't make any sense. His family was here for generations.
34:38He was a descendant of one of Napoleon's men.
34:40His great-grandfather was an officer.
34:43How much labor?
34:45We're almost there.
34:54Higgins and Roberts should be on patrol nearby.
34:56See if you can find them.
34:57What are you going to do?
34:58What I need to.
34:59Now go find the constables.
35:29The caves are there.
35:34No sign of it.
35:36We must have been in here.
35:38This road is the only way to access the caves.
35:40You'll have the advantage when he arrives.
35:53It would appear that I was wrong.
35:57Well, now we're here.
35:59Let's see if the treasure is as well.
36:02I thought you didn't care about all that.
36:04I don't.
36:05But the people of Maltadu.
36:19You might be needing these.
36:22Carry tools with you.
36:24A good detective needs tools.
36:26Wouldn't you say, detective?
36:28A man after my own heart.
36:32I'll be keeping watch up here,
36:33just in case the inspector turns up.
36:46Just take whatever you want and leave.
36:49Oh, we won't be doing that.
36:50Yeah, this isn't a one-time thing.
36:52What are you talking about?
36:54If you want your shop to stay in business,
36:57there's a fee.
36:57Call it rent.
37:00I will not.
37:04I have dealt with men much worse than you my entire life.
37:09Really?
37:11Let's see if we can't change that impression.
37:16Albie.
37:17Stay away from her.
37:19Who are you?
37:21Albert Choi.
37:22Toronto Constabulary.
37:24Don't make me laugh.
37:26You're no copper.
37:29Walk away.
37:33I'll use it.
37:43Albie, no!
37:44You don't have the guts to shoot a car.
37:51Won't need that to deal with you.
38:11No need to trouble yourself over these two, do you?
38:13Jim?
38:14Come on.
38:16Inspector, are you all right?
38:18Yes.
38:20Finally.
38:22I'm all right.
38:25I'm all right.
38:27Come on.
38:40this is all a rock hard to believe someone could bury something in here
38:47mrs. Fletcher
38:58loose rock if there is something buried in this cave it must be here
39:07could that be something? yeah i think it is and go ahead before LaCroix
39:20mind your feet
39:44are you ready for this? sure am
39:52my lord
39:55you look at this
39:59well i hope it was worth dying for
40:08you've got quite a suede on the island madame Fletcher
40:12you killed your husband escaped from prison attacked a police officer and tried stealing from the Maltese people
40:19that's your confession not mine
40:31that's for john
40:33certainly deserve that one
40:35but perhaps just one
40:40well for a policeman and a suspected murderer
40:43i think we make a corker of a team
40:45i believe you're right
40:46detective Murdoch
40:48detective Murdoch
40:51yeah
40:53i suppose you know that already
40:56i believe you have a man to apprehend constable attar
41:06get these two into the cells
41:09chief constable
41:10i heard that you took those two down unarmed
41:13i felt it was time to get out from behind the desk
41:16very strong work inspector
41:18so i was thinking maybe if there's a reward or something
41:26oh i'm certain there is
41:28i was thinking more for myself
41:41thank you
41:42thank you detective Murdoch
41:45what will you do
41:46come
41:48stay here a while
41:50seems a nice place to settle
41:53perhaps write another one of your novels
41:56perhaps
41:58perhaps
41:58perhaps i might
41:59become a
41:59detective
42:00like you
42:07right
42:14thank you
42:16again
42:16for your help
42:18stay out of trouble
42:20what would be the fun in that
42:28for remembrance
42:29for remembrance
42:57most of
42:57no
42:58no
42:58you
42:59what would be the first one
43:03that was
43:03i
43:04can
43:26yeah
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