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you can forget it now, ok?

Right, shall we continue?

Misho, what a great look, that's it!

And gentlemen, slowly you are

approaching like wild beasts, ok?

That's it.

Give me a nice smile, smile!

Great! And turn her around.

I like it, nicely, nicely.

Misho, you stretch your whole body,

right, nicely, rub your knees together.

And now pull her down!

Hold her down, you hold her legs,

that's it.

And pull her arms apart, boys slowly!

More vertically! Come on,

get on with it, that's it, that's it!

That's it, that's it, that's it,

that's it! I like that!

I like that!

Ok, enough gentlemen, enough.

Enough, guys!

Christ I said enough didn't I?!

Hi!

- Hi!

Thanks for your time.

You won't regret it.

I found something.

It seems llona Fetka was lying.

Here.

We asked everybody who's been

at the disco who they saw there.

Fetka said she wasn't there,

in the club.

But! We have a statement

from October the same year

from a medical student Jana Donat.

"Fetka was sitting at the table

with three or four guys.

Well, she was sitting on their knees,

changing from one to another.

There was lots of alcohol, drugs. "

Which one was Fetka?

- At that time a student

of the fourth year.

Basic medicine.

Couldn't she make a mistake?

- No way.

No way.

You were interviewing her six days

after the kidnapping.

Fetka said, that she was

at the Luznice training massage course

at that time.

- Ah, Fetka! Do you remember?

She was inviting you to her room.

But they were all just coming back!

Even giving each other alibi

about attending the course.

- You think, that this course

was some kind of a kindergarten, do you?

It ends and bye-bye, they are free!

Yeah, she could have left and come back

in the morning.

Somebody could have given her a lift...

... hitch-hiking...

May I, inspector?

- Sorry but if she was lying,

which she was,

she had a reason.

Damn!

We should have thought of it earlier!

- Martin, we have two and half thousand

statements here.

Don't be silly, let's continue.

What if she knows the kidnappers?

- Her name is Haiker.

She got married two years ago.

She practises medicine in Hradec

in the same house

where her father has a car showroom.

Ok, we'll invite her in.

Nice official invitation?

- Let's give her something

to worry about, shall we?

So this is the reason

you are inviting me as a witness?

A witness to what by the way?

I thought you wanted some more details

about the accident.

Some idiot bumped into my car.

I was at the camp.

I told this to that young sucker

of yours.

There are about hundred and twenty

witnesses to support my statement.

- You were staying on your own.

You arranged for that.

Every night there was a light

in your room.

- I like doing it with the lights on,

don't you?

- And that particular night,

didn't you like it?

- What night?

- That night of a disco at the halls.

- What do I know?

Maybe my batteries ran out.

One of your schoolmates was missing you.

Mrs Haiker, that particular night

nobody saw you in the camp.

But indeed you were seen

on the 15th ofJune in the disco club,

it was you for sure!

All right then, it was dead in the camp.

Is it so important

after all those years?

- So why didn't you tell us then

that you went to the disco?

Because...

Because I was going out with one boy

who was there with me

when I was being interviewed.

Can't you understand that?

How on earth did you get to Prague?

- Oh, one wally took me.

He was cleaning cars at Dad's carwash.

What was his name?

- Why are you

so interested in everything?

How am I supposed to remember?

- Mrs Haiker, what is the name

of that little wally,

who worked in the carwash?

- I don't know.

Honest, I don't know.

Renda, check the car showrooms

and carwashes.

Boss, police are looking for Lohnik.

He must have done something.

- Lohnik?

Who is Lohnik,

I don't know anybody called Lohnik.

You won't remember him.

He hasn't worked here

for more then three years.

He was a bit dull and worked here

only for a short time.

Can I use my phone?

- Of course you can, but later.

We have plenty of time.

So, you agreed he was going to give you

a lift and as he was already there,

he was not could take you to the disco.

And well, you couldn't send him home

straight afterwards, could you?

- If I should keep up

all my promises...

Anyway, you agreed that he was going to

take you back to the camp didn't you?

Eh, what?

Hello?

- DC Postulka speaking.

Could I speak to Eduard Lohnik?

- He is not in.

- Do you know when he'll be back?

Around six.

He is working - delivering Coca-Cola.

Did anything happen?

You know what, could I ring you later?

- Ok, ok, ring after six.

He'll be definitely back.

- Fine.

Thank you.

- But, but, hang on, hang on,

Eddi would never do anything bad!

Listen, inspector, I am a bit fed up.

I came to Prague to sort other things

out.

I only dropped by.

So what? Really? Fine.

Go on.

She had friends in that club.

They chose the girl.

Yeah, I thought it was all just

a big talk.

llona told me that we shall continue

at some cottage.

So we went there.

They had the girl with them.

She begged them to take her back,

that she needed to get on the train

to see her boyfriend.

I got terribly drunk.

I remember somebody coming

to the terrace and telling me to cut

the washing lines.

Then I collapsed and fell asleep,

I am not sure.

I simply didn't want llona anymore,

she made me sick.

Lohnik doesn't remember anything

after that.

He woke up at night

at some Prague car park,

where apparently Stefan took him

in his car.

And he also managed to tell him

that if he ever remembered anything

from that night,

they would do him in.

The next day Lohnik gave Fetka

his notice.

- How many were they?

Does he know their full names?

No, only the first ones.

Apart from him and Fetka

there was Stefan, Dany and Artur.

- Also something is not quite right

with that room-mate of hers,

Lucie Medek.

- What?

- I have a funny feeling reading

her statement.

As if she was hiding something.

Hello!

- It's me, llona.

About time!

- Well it wasn't

because of the accident.

What?

- They don't want to let me go.

I shall have to stay here.

- What? They are keeping you there?

That's outrageous.

- What about George?

- What about George...

- Can I speak to him

- He is going bonkers.

- Can I have a word, please.

- Pass him onto me.

- llonka, what on earth is going on?

- George, I don't know what to do.

- Get Penaz!

- Who?

- Penaz.

She is the best lawyer around.

Quick!

- George!

- Please, llonka...

- Yeah?

- Stay calm.

- It's looking bad Dad.

You must do something.

- It's being sorted.

- But quickly!

- Ok.

- I love you.

- Me too, me too.

- Big kiss!

- And to you.

Detective inspector, Mrs Penaz.

- Come in please.

- I am demanding access to the documents

so that I can propose

my client's release on bail.

The amount of bail isn't important.

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