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Yes!
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Yes, sir. Of course, sir.
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Nothing more than taproom gossip,
I'm afraid.
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Do you remember Trujillo?
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You mean the dictator
of some republic in South America?
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Yes, Dominica. He was killed in 1961.
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We got word that an Englishman
may have been mixed up in it.
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Just an unconfirmed report, mind you.
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-Did he have a name?
-Charles Harold Calthrop.
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He was the Caribbean rep
for a small armaments firm.
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According to the rumor,
he was a fantastic shot.
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He disappeared after the assassination.
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Nobody knows where he went.
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Calthrop.
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-Is that all there is to go on?
-Afraid so.
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Just a name?
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What makes you think it might be him?
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Your friend's code name is "Jackal", right?
1:02:07
Jackal in French is...
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..."chacal."
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See?
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Now it might just be a coincidence...
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...but the first three letters
of his Christian name, Charles...
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...and the first three letters
of Calthrop make up....
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That's all the Charles H. Calthrop,
way back to 1958.
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-How many does that make?
-23.
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Will you please tell Commissioner Lebel...
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...that there is a faint possibility,
very faint...
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...the name is Charles Harold Calthrop.
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That's right.
We've checked with the Passport Office.
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23 passports were issued
to Charles H. Calthrop...