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00:00:39Thank you, Isabel, for a fantastic trip.
00:00:45I had no idea there were 53 different museums in Florence.
00:00:4972, actually, but we'll save the rest for another time.
00:00:53When my blisters have healed.
00:00:55Oh, don't forget your Cantucci.
00:00:57Giovanni's coming over later, isn't he?
00:01:00Ah.
00:01:03A love token from Florence.
00:01:05Things must be getting serious.
00:01:08They're just biscuits, Isabel.
00:01:10Are they, though?
00:01:12Really?
00:01:16Hm.
00:01:42I thought I left a shirt here, but I can't find it.
00:01:45You look great as you are.
00:01:48What was your favorite thing in Firenze?
00:01:52Well, don't tell Isabel, but I think it was the Rose Garden.
00:01:58Oh, the one below Piazza del Michelangelo?
00:02:02That's right.
00:02:02Oh, yeah.
00:02:10You remember?
00:02:11You gave me the address of the bakery twice.
00:02:19So, what have you been up to?
00:02:22Apart from missing you.
00:02:24Mm-hmm.
00:02:25Oh.
00:02:27We have a big new case.
00:02:32A murder yesterday in Perugia.
00:02:35At the gelateria, if you can believe that.
00:02:39Who was killed?
00:02:42The owner.
00:02:45A young woman, Raffaella Tasso.
00:02:49Oh, God.
00:02:51You know it?
00:02:54I've been there a few times.
00:02:57Sorry.
00:02:58Your glass is empty.
00:03:09I'm going to be busy this week, but I should be able to take a few hours off over the
00:03:15weekend, so...
00:03:16Okay.
00:03:19It'll take me a few days to recover from Florence.
00:03:24Oh.
00:03:26Leave all this.
00:03:30We're going to do it in the morning, okay?
00:03:35Actually, um...
00:03:36Would you mind not staying tonight?
00:03:39I really am exhausted.
00:03:53Sleep well.
00:03:54Speak tomorrow.
00:03:56Adieu.
00:04:27If you were not, how is this?
00:04:51Hello?
00:04:54Hello?
00:04:56Hello?
00:05:27Hello?
00:05:36Hello?
00:05:38Hello?
00:05:41Hello?
00:05:46Hello?
00:05:46I don't know.
00:06:17Ciao, Silvia. Capitano said to expect you.
00:06:23You can take a look around if you want, but then you have to talk to us.
00:06:27Okay.
00:06:29At the station.
00:06:31Seriously?
00:06:33You knew the victim, didn't you?
00:06:40That's Raffaele Tasse.
00:06:43Actually, we don't think that was her name.
00:06:54Oh, my God.
00:06:58Who did this?
00:06:59We don't know yet, but there were at least two of them.
00:07:04And there were lots of $50 bills on the floor behind the counter.
00:07:09Right.
00:07:13You don't think it's strange that a little gelateria accept payment in dollars?
00:07:24I suppose so.
00:07:34How much did you know about Raffaele Tasse's personal life?
00:07:40Almost nothing.
00:07:43I didn't even know where she lived.
00:07:48Come with me.
00:07:58Here we are.
00:08:08Looks like she lives alone It feels more like a holiday rental
00:08:37than a home Except for this
00:08:42Do you recognize it?
00:08:45It's the Imperial Palace at Massawa in Eritrea
00:08:57The painting looks like an original
00:09:00It's the only piece of decoration in the apartment
00:09:04So it must have been very important to her
00:09:32Why didn't you tell me last night that you knew the victim?
00:09:40I'm sorry
00:09:43It was a shock
00:09:45The whole city's in shock
00:09:46Had everyone from the mayor to the regional governor on the phone
00:09:50They all want to know if we caught the killer yet
00:09:53Do you have any leads?
00:09:57So far only you
00:10:17How long have you known Raffaella Tasso?
00:10:20Since I first came to Italy
00:10:23And what was the nature of your connection with her?
00:10:31We know that Signora Tasso saw more than ice cream, Sylvia
00:10:37We've been in her basement
00:10:40We had to blow the door off
00:10:46Raffaella was extremely good at finding out things
00:10:50Who first told you about her?
00:10:55Hercule Guerra
00:11:01A former intelligence agent
00:11:05Now in prison for murder
00:11:10Did you ever pay Raffaella Tasso for anything beside information?
00:11:16Some tracking software
00:11:19Legal?
00:11:21I didn't ask
00:11:24Nothing else?
00:11:26No
00:11:30We found guns
00:11:31Blank passports
00:11:33And a large amount of cash
00:11:34Different currencies on the premises
00:11:38Nothing about Raffaella would surprise me
00:11:45You said that Raffaella Tasso wasn't her real name
00:11:49Do you have any idea
00:11:51Who she actually was?
00:11:53No
00:11:54Our tech people are trying to access her phone
00:11:57And not drives
00:11:58But it's going to take time
00:12:02I imagine it will
00:12:07Do you have any theories
00:12:09About the killing?
00:12:14I wish I did
00:12:26Leave this to her, Sylvia
00:12:28You're too emotionally involved
00:12:31I wouldn't know where to start
00:12:34Normally I'd go straight to Raffaella
00:12:41I made an appointment to see the plot of land by the lake
00:12:4511th
00:12:46Next Saturday morning
00:12:48Will you come with me?
00:12:52If I can
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00:13:38Capitano!
00:13:40Ciao Zita.
00:13:41È un bel po' che non ci si vede. Dove la porto?
00:13:45Dipende da quello che hai da dirmi.
00:13:54Hai sentito della sparatoria alla gelateria?
00:13:59Povera donna.
00:14:01Che sai su di lei?
00:14:03Faceva un gelato eccezionale.
00:14:06Su Zita, dai. Sei sempre tutto di tutti.
00:14:12Era un hacker.
00:14:14Era una specie di maga con i clouds
00:14:17o come diavolo funziona quella roba lì.
00:14:18Si potevano fare un sacco di soldi
00:14:21con quello che faceva lei.
00:14:24E si potevano anche nascondere.
00:14:27E a chi interessava nascondere i soldi?
00:14:31Ma è difficile dirlo.
00:14:34Ehi!
00:14:39Hai sentito che Dino Zanata
00:14:43è uscito recentemente di prigione?
00:14:46Ho sentito.
00:14:48È ritornato ai suoi vecchi traffici?
00:14:53No, adesso gestisce un paio di cambio valute.
00:14:58Mi stai dicendo che Raffaella Tasso lavorava per lui?
00:15:01No.
00:15:03Sto dicendo esattamente il contrario.
00:15:06Ma lui avrebbe voluto.
00:15:09Se fosse stato in lui, non avrebbe voluto.
00:15:2223 euro, grazie.
00:15:28Tieni il resto.
00:15:37Capitano?
00:15:40Cos'è questo?
00:15:42Pecorino Umbro.
00:15:43Il migliore.
00:15:44Lo fa mio fratello.
00:15:45Ho l'impressione che la sua amichetta
00:15:47non la faccia mangiare abbastanza.
00:15:50Beh, l'ho detto a lei che so tutto di tutti.
00:16:04È bellissimo.
00:16:07Ho ho provato a usare software imaging
00:16:09per identificare l'automazione,
00:16:10ma non c'è l'unica.
00:16:12È probabilmente un'ottomore artiste.
00:16:14È un'ottomante tecnica.
00:16:24La storia è in Pangellia.
00:16:28È germinato,
00:16:29la storia è in Pangellia..
00:16:41Ero.
00:16:42to a friend. Belonged? She's dead now. Oh. I'm sorry.
00:16:59When did you say the building was damaged? 1990. And, um, I was thinking Amir Sakube,
00:17:08but he's, you know, he's a bit too young. And the style's not really that similar.
00:17:18Abraham Tesfaye. Who's he? Eritrean painter and ceramicist,
00:17:25second half of the 20th century. There was an exhibition of his a few years ago.
00:17:33I am sure I bought a catalogue. Yes!
00:17:44Got it. It could be, couldn't it?
00:17:53Definitely. Is Abraham Tesfaye still alive?
00:17:57I doubt it. Um, no. He died in 1988.
00:18:03Where was the exhibition?
00:18:05Er, Galleria Daniel Tesfaye. Via Aminia Rehm.
00:18:11May I borrow that?
00:18:13Oh. Yeah. Sure.
00:18:16Do you want me to come with you to the gallery?
00:18:22Thanks, but this is something I have to do alone.
00:18:26No problem.
00:18:28Oh, I got, er, one of Dad's mysterious postcards yesterday.
00:18:32A view of the pyramids.
00:18:35Yeah, I got one from Japan a few weeks ago.
00:18:38Probably means he's in Greenland.
00:18:42Bye. Thanks.
00:19:13Bye.
00:19:19Bye.
00:19:59Do you know this painting?
00:20:03Yes. This is one of my grandfather's paintings.
00:20:08Do you know it's whereabouts?
00:20:11Why are you asking?
00:20:14May I show you another picture?
00:20:17Okay.
00:20:33You know her?
00:20:37That's my sister.
00:20:38That's my sister.
00:20:41I'm afraid I've got some bad news.
00:21:10I saw Hannah last month.
00:21:12We went home to Bologna for our mother's birthday.
00:21:16God, my parents.
00:21:17I left to tell them that Hannah's dead.
00:21:26Did you ever visit your sister in Perugia?
00:21:30Meet any of her friends?
00:21:33Whenever I tried, you should find an excuse.
00:21:39Hannah said she was working on a doctorate.
00:21:42What was she really doing?
00:21:45Running a gelateria.
00:21:47A very good one.
00:21:50None of this makes sense.
00:21:52Hannah was smart.
00:21:53Yes.
00:21:54I mean, she was really smart.
00:21:56She studied computer science at university.
00:22:00Graduated with IS Core Ever Recorded.
00:22:06Who are you?
00:22:08And why are you here?
00:22:10Shouldn't the Carabinieri be telling me all this?
00:22:13I'm a friend.
00:22:16Hannah was living under a different name.
00:22:19The Carabinieri don't know her real identity yet.
00:22:24But she told you?
00:22:25No.
00:22:26I worked it out.
00:22:29I'll have to tell them, of course.
00:22:32But there are some things that you should probably know before they talk to you.
00:22:44Raffaella Tasso's real name was Hannah Tespe.
00:22:49How did you find out?
00:22:51The painting in her apartment, the artist was her grandfather.
00:22:56I see.
00:22:57Her brother runs a gallery in Rome.
00:22:59The parents are teachers in Bologna.
00:23:02Have you spoken to them?
00:23:04Only to the brother.
00:23:06I had to tell him Raffaella was dead.
00:23:09He should have left that to us, Sylvia.
00:23:12Oh, I couldn't.
00:23:14I'll text you the details.
00:23:21Do you want to come over later?
00:23:24I don't think I'll be able to get away.
00:23:29Okay.
00:23:38Barzini?
00:23:41Abbiamo un nome.
00:23:43Hannah Tesfai.
00:23:45Ottimo, Capitano.
00:23:48Come procede?
00:23:49Credo di aver trovato qualcosa.
00:23:55Ma credevo non ci fossero video delle telecamere a circuito chiuso.
00:23:59Della gelateria no.
00:24:01Ma ne ho trovata una, su Via Enrica, che offre una visuale abbastanza buona su Via dei Castellani.
00:24:06E come aveva previsto...
00:24:08Dino Zanata.
00:24:12Sembrerebbe di sì.
00:24:13A meno di 12 ore dal delitto.
00:24:15E gli stessi due uomini erano lì anche tre giorni prima.
00:24:19Diranno che erano lì per il gelato.
00:24:21Alle 8 di mattina?
00:24:22Cosa sono dei bambini?
00:24:25Ottimo lavoro, Barzini.
00:24:27Andiamo a fare una visita al signor Zanata.
00:24:42Dino Zanata.
00:24:47Henry?
00:24:50Henry, è tu?
00:24:52Dad?
00:25:12Ciao!
00:25:29crash
00:25:30hub
00:25:31I don't know.
00:26:07I don't know.
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00:26:51Adam?
00:26:54Adam, it's me.
00:26:58I don't know.
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00:30:20The wound is bad.
00:30:22He's lost a lot of blood.
00:30:25I'm calling an ambulance.
00:30:27He can't go to hospital.
00:30:29The people who shot him are still looking for him.
00:30:32Then we call the carabinieri.
00:30:34Not until I know more.
00:30:38Please, Matteo.
00:30:39Will you help him?
00:30:43I can't treat him properly without running water.
00:30:47It's not safe to go to my house.
00:30:49Or yours.
00:30:51Jesus, Silvia.
00:30:59My cousin has a place in the woods.
00:31:01It's very private.
00:31:03How far?
00:31:03Maybe ten kilometers.
00:31:05I'll take Adam there.
00:31:07You go and buy food, towers, bandages.
00:31:10And maybe some clean clothes.
00:31:21And now what do we do?
00:31:24Do you think Zanata has killed Raffaella Tasso?
00:31:27It's possible.
00:31:29But I doubt it was him in person.
00:31:31Why did he kill him?
00:31:33Because he refused to work for him.
00:31:35Or maybe as an advertisement for others.
00:31:38Or because he had already told him too much.
00:31:40But it's more likely that he had to send someone.
00:31:44For spaventar her.
00:31:45And she's done well.
00:31:47How do we do it?
00:31:50What do we do?
00:31:51We identify the man who was in the video with Zanata
00:31:52and then we pressure him.
00:31:55But before we go to Bologna.
00:31:58Let you meet Oriana this fight.
00:32:25Let you meet Oriana this fight.
00:32:35Heddy, Est-Raffaella Tasso.
00:32:37Bye.
00:32:53How do we do it?
00:32:53I'll take it to the Kim Jong-un.
00:32:57The antibiotics will start to work soon.
00:32:58Thank you, Mateo.
00:33:00You should stay here tonight and keep an eye on him.
00:33:05Okay.
00:33:07You know I will be in serious trouble if anyone finds out about this.
00:33:11I'm sorry. I shouldn't have asked you, but...
00:33:15I couldn't just let Adam die.
00:33:20I don't like it, Sylvia. Any of it.
00:33:27Isn't there someone you can call?
00:33:31I need to figure out what's happened before I do that.
00:33:38Here. New shirt.
00:33:40It looks exactly like this one, but cleaner.
00:33:43That's why I chose it.
00:33:46Thanks.
00:34:17I feel like I've been dropped from a great height.
00:34:22Um...
00:34:25Where are we?
00:34:27A safe house, of sorts.
00:34:30It belongs to Mateo's family.
00:34:33Ah. Nice fellow.
00:34:37A marked improvement on her first husband.
00:34:40Yes.
00:34:42Are you hungry?
00:34:43Yeah.
00:34:46When was the last time you ate anything?
00:34:49I...
00:34:49I can't remember.
00:34:54Now talk.
00:34:56What are you doing here, and who shot you?
00:34:59Ah, well...
00:35:03I've been in Kosovo for the past year, running an undercover operation.
00:35:10What sort of operation?
00:35:13Infiltrating an Albanian gang trafficking people and narcotics into the UK.
00:35:20It was all going rather well.
00:35:23Until, um...
00:35:24I got...
00:35:27Blown.
00:35:29You came all the way from Kosovo in that state?
00:35:32I was alright when I left.
00:35:35Got on a boat to Brindisi, carried on up the coast.
00:35:39Then it all went tits up somewhere around Pescara.
00:35:44The Albanians caught up with me.
00:35:46Wait.
00:35:48Was that the first time you tried to call me?
00:35:51Yeah.
00:35:52And you didn't pick up.
00:35:55Don't worry, I managed to find my own way to Panacale.
00:35:59You broke into my house?
00:36:02Well, what else was I meant to do?
00:36:04You didn't leave a key under the mat.
00:36:07Did you take Giovanni's shirt?
00:36:10I might have done.
00:36:11I needed some clean clothes.
00:36:14I suppose you were spending the night over at his place.
00:36:17I was with Isabel in Florence, learning about Renaissance art.
00:36:21Not that it's any of your business.
00:36:26Anyway.
00:36:32I couldn't risk staying there any longer.
00:36:34I've been hiding out ever since.
00:36:37Lost my papers, most of my cash somewhere along the way.
00:36:41Why didn't you contact the service when you reached Italy?
00:36:44They would have got you out.
00:36:46It's not that simple right now.
00:36:48There's a power struggle going on over at Vauxhall Cross.
00:36:52And your side's losing.
00:36:56But that wouldn't have mattered.
00:36:59Yeah.
00:37:02Except they recalled me a month ago.
00:37:04But I wanted to stay on and finish the job.
00:37:07You stayed without clearance?
00:37:10You're crazy.
00:37:12Maybe, maybe not.
00:37:19Well, I called you months ago.
00:37:22Left messages.
00:37:24Yeah, well, I told you.
00:37:27Been undercover for the last year.
00:37:34Why were you in some sort of trouble?
00:37:38You could say that.
00:37:41Graham Conway came looking for me.
00:37:44Thought he died in a prison in Matara.
00:37:47That's what we were all meant to think.
00:37:53Oh, my God. Sylvia!
00:37:56I'm so sorry.
00:37:58What happened?
00:38:00He kept me captive for two days before trying to kill me.
00:38:05Then my father shot him dead.
00:38:08Your father?
00:38:09The point is, Conway was really looking for you.
00:38:13And now I need you to tell me the truth.
00:38:19About what?
00:38:20The money from the smuggling racket you and he had going.
00:38:23What happened to it?
00:38:25It went straight into the Ways and Means Fund over at Vauxhall Cross, of course.
00:38:29What happened with that?
00:38:29Oh, fuck.
00:38:31Oh.
00:38:34I'm going to need some more painkillers.
00:38:50What's the book?
00:38:56A guide to preparing game meat.
00:38:58In Italian.
00:39:00I'm guessing Matteo's cousin isn't much of a reader.
00:39:05Are you staying the night?
00:39:09Matteo said I should.
00:39:12Well, you're not sleeping in that chair.
00:39:14Come lie down.
00:39:18I'm okay.
00:39:24You're safe enough.
00:39:27Ow.
00:39:29Oh.
00:39:38You know, Sylvia, I really am telling the truth about Matara.
00:39:42What?
00:39:43No.
00:40:08Oh, my God.
00:40:29Do you remember when we stayed in that hotel by the boss for us and they forgot our booking?
00:40:37They said they were full, but they let us sleep in the linen cupboard.
00:40:42Oh, ow.
00:41:14It wasn't the hotel's fault, was it?
00:41:18You forgot to book.
00:41:23Damn.
00:41:25I thought I got away with that one.
00:41:26Yeah.
00:41:53Oh, man.
00:43:28You're not leaving.
00:43:31I must, Adam.
00:43:33I've got things to do.
00:43:35And you're safe here.
00:43:37Good now.
00:43:38There's food in the kitchen.
00:43:40I'll be back this afternoon.
00:43:44What am I meant to do till then?
00:43:46Rest, drink plenty of water and think healing thoughts.
00:43:50I'll be back this afternoon.
00:44:00Cheers.
00:44:13I don't know.
00:44:58I don't know.
00:45:00Your obsessive secrecy is bad enough.
00:45:04Don't ask my husband to deceive me too.
00:45:06Nobody was trying to deceive you.
00:45:09I just thought it was better.
00:45:10You didn't know.
00:45:11Only because I'm the only one to tell you what a fucking idiot you're being.
00:45:15Adam is toxic, Sylvia.
00:45:18Don't you remember?
00:45:19How he landed you in it with that Russian boy.
00:45:22I know, but this time he really needs my help.
00:45:25This time, next time, every time.
00:45:27Where was he when you were trying to escape from that lunatic and you needed him?
00:45:32If Richard came to you injured and on the run from dangerous people, would you turn him away?
00:45:36Yeah.
00:45:37You bet I would.
00:45:38I might offer him a stiff drink first, but then I would hand him over to the police, which is
00:45:44what you should do.
00:45:46Well, that's not an option right now.
00:45:47When you talked about wanting to settle down and start a new life, I believed you.
00:45:52Well, more fool me.
00:45:55What do you mean?
00:45:56You've got everything.
00:45:57Everything a normal person could possibly want, and you keep trying to throw it away.
00:46:06You're just like Dad.
00:46:08You're addicted to drama.
00:46:10That's not true.
00:46:11Ever since you came here and started interfering, it's been one bloody crisis after the next, and I am sick
00:46:19of it.
00:46:20Which particular crisis do you mean?
00:46:23The one where I stopped your daughter running away with a criminal?
00:46:26Are you sick of me interfering, trying to help your mother-in-law and your friends and your cleaner?
00:46:32Oh, no, it's my fault, is it?
00:46:34I didn't say that.
00:46:36God.
00:46:44Adam saved my life once, you know.
00:46:48I owe him.
00:46:51And what's Giovanni going to say when he finds out?
00:46:55It's got nothing to do with him.
00:46:59Anyway, he's not going to find out.
00:47:04Don't ever put Matteo's life in danger again, Sylvia.
00:47:09And don't ask him to keep a secret.
00:47:12He's a terrible liar.
00:47:39He's a terrible liar.
00:47:45Adam, it's me. I'm on my way to you now.
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