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But the story was getting old,
and everyone had lost interest.
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I became too insistent.
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Finally, one day I lost my job.
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After such a long struggle,
I found myself alone.
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But I couldn't forget.
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I kept coming back here, deluding myself
that I might find some clue...
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some trace.
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Until one morning I found you
unconscious, right outside:
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I was trying to revive you
when I heard a policeman approaching:
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I didn't want him to find me there: : :
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with you lying on the ground,
unconscious:
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So I hid, not far away:
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When you no longer have a job,
and you've let yourself go a little: : :
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it's easy to get into trouble:
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So I heard you say that
you' d witnessed the murder of a woman: : :
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right in front of this house:
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At first glance, it might seem
to have nothing to do: : :
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with the "alphabet murders:"
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But I knew right away
that there was a connection:
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I've followed you ever since:
I had to know, to speak to you:
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If you really did witness
a murder...
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you're perhaps the only person
who can help me.
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- To find the killer?
- Of course. That's what I want.
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Let's put an end to this farce.
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Don't you realize that
all the evidence points to you?
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You want Nora to help you.
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But you're forgetting
that her life was threatened...
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and it happened in an apartment
that belongs to you.
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If you didn't threaten her,
you know who did.
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And you gave them the keys.
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Do you want her to risk her life
just to resolve your doubts?
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Marcello, we might as well go ahead
and tell him what we know.
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There's something
I want you to hear.