Nevinnost Page #3
- Year:
- 2011
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You can't just...
- Hello. What's happening?
- Hello.
It's nothing, don't
worry. We're not sure yet.
- Is Lida at home?
- She's out with Grandad.
Tomas? The house is full of cops.
Listen to me.
I'm at a police station, under arrest.
The whole thing is pure nonsense.
I'll call you when I can.
I have to hand in my phone.
Maybe you can call Lada.
I don't have to.
He's the one in charge here.
Turn to your left and look at the wall.
So...
We'll hang on to Olinka's
computer and diary
as evidence.
We played table tennis and used the pool.
- The sauna as well?
- Um...
Were you naked or wearing swimmers?
We had our swimmers on.
- Did he bring any alcohol?
- No, juice.
Juice... And did he try to touch you?
What can you tell me?
Could she be a compulsive liar?
It's hard for me to say.
I didn't know her that well.
- Were there any family problems?
- No.
- Did she talk about him often?
- Yes.
- Every night.
- Every night?
- Was she in love with him?
- Yeah.
- Sure?
- Yeah.
Was she the only one
you brought to your place
or are we going to find out
that there were lots of others?
Olinka has never been inside the house.
It's all nonsense.
She told us she'd been
inside and knows the place.
- Do you know this place?
- Yes.
Excuse me for a moment...
I asked you to stay upstairs, please.
Thanks.
Yes, I know it.
Were you only down here
or upstairs as well?
- Only down here.
- Only here...
I note that from her position
the victim can't see the living area.
Olinka, could you
describe the living room?
What's on the right
and what's on the left?
On the right is the kitchen and
a raised floor with a bookshelf.
On the left side is a window
with a view to the pool.
Let's go inside.
I can say that on the
right is the kitchen
as described by the victim.
Beyond is a raised floor
containing bookshelves
as the victim said.
Let's go on.
What time was it when Dr
Kotva brought you here?
Midday.
He didn't bring me, I came by myself.
That was before my second operation.
The hospital was being painted
so all treatments were moved.
Was anyone else at home?
We were alone.
- What happened next?
- He told me to sit down.
Where?
Where did the doctor sit?
Here as well.
Peter, can you sit there?
What happened next?
Tomas... I mean, the doctor...
asked if I wanted a drink.
And then he wanted to have a look at me.
- Have a look at what?
- As usual, the way I walk.
- Show us how.
- You want to see?
Yes.
Hang on. Were you meant to get undressed?
Sure.
So he could see how my leg,
spine and hip were doing.
How far did you have to undress?
To my underpants.
You don't need to get undressed.
So you had to walk for him. Show us how.
What happened next?
Then we did the therapy.
The same as always or
something different?
Well...
He asked me to have a shower first.
I see.
And then it was the usual.
- No.
- So it wasn't like at the hospital?
Was it different?
It's important.
- It doesn't matter.
- Yes, it does.
We need to know whether
the therapy was different.
Different from the hospital therapy.
Tomas didn't hurt me in any way.
It was beautiful.
Wonderful.
Tomas loves me and I love him.
Good... So what was so
beautiful, so wonderful?
Describe it for us.
Did you hear what I said?
Inspector, I think
that's enough for one day.
Excuse me, just one more question.
Can you describe the bathroom
where you allegedly had the shower?
Yes.
Grey tiles,
white marble floor,
dots on the shower curtain,
a mirror.
Examination fully confirmed the
foregoing statement of the victim.
Hello.
Lada, what's going on here?
Please refer to the
court order I gave you.
We're here to verify a witness statement.
I mean a victim's statement.
- That's all we can tell you.
- Is she the victim?
- Who's responsible?
- You're asking?
If you don't know, then
I feel very sorry for you.
Ask her who's been sending
crazy emails to Tomas
using the name Ariadne.
Please calm down. Naturally
we know about the emails.
- Have you been checking on us?
- No, that's not my job.
When we're done with
Olinka you'll have your say.
Are you saying you're
taking her seriously?
She's mentally ill.
She's not the one who's sick.
Lada, wait here with Mrs Pokorna.
Mrs Kotva, let's continue.
On no account are you
to come back with Dad.
He mustn't find out. Okay?
Fine. Bye. See you.
I wouldn't mind going home.
A bit further. Walking is good for you.
I know, but...
And in her hand she held a cup.
Ah, my dear girl
said the beggar woman,
I'm so hungry.
I haven't had a morsel of
bread since this morning.
Would you give me a
little bit of your bread?
"Why ever not" said the girl.
You can have the whole lot,
I don't have far to go.
A doctor needing social isolation.
Hello.
- Sorry to turn up so late.
- No problem.
Can I come in for a minute?
Sure, come in.
I didn't come here alone.
Can both of us come in?
Come in.
Thank you.
Hello.
- Would you like some coffee?
- No, thanks.
We came...
We came because Milada
thinks the investigation
might have been started
for personal reasons.
I didn't ask to be involved.
I don't believe you.
can't influence any witnesses.
- I can't fix that.
- As if you would have!
I had no choice in the matter.
That's not true. I know him.
But I never took you for a
stubborn, pathetic, vengeful sod.
Take it easy, Milada.
Can you imagine how we feel?
We haven't told Dad yet.
Until things blow over,
As a psychologist, you can...
No, no, he's a cop. Just an ordinary cop.
You know Tomas, you know he
wouldn't do a such a thing.
We all think we know other people.
Our friends, our wives...
But Tomas...
He's a rehabilitation
physician, a doctor.
He comes in contact
with a lot of children.
And teenagers.
He has to touch them.
It's part of his work.
I often go to his place of work.
I see what he achieves with them.
If Tomas ends up in prison
our whole family will simply fall apart.
You just can't let a crazy
girl do something like that.
What an opportunity, right?
To do what?
The work...
The work of a rehabilitation
physician involves touching his patients.
He needs to touch them all over
to get them moving again,
to get them walking.
To make them well again.
He can't be worried that one of
his patients might be a nutcase
who falls in love and makes up stories.
That's how it is.
That never occurred to you, did it?
Why did we even come?
The girl is lying. You
do know that, don't you?
- She's lying.
- It's not for me to say.
You wouldn't believe the cases
I have to deal with every day.
Fathers who... Never mind.
My job is simply to validate statements.
What are you playing at?
What's with the pathetic legalese?
For fifteen years I've been trying
to finally get you out of my life
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