1:34:00
I didn't kill Massoulier,
I didn't kill my wife...
1:34:04
I didn't kill the Eden cashier.
1:34:07
Is that your story?
1:34:09
We could write
a book about your wife.
1:34:14
Did you know she married you
under a false name?
1:34:18
You're real funny.
1:34:19
It's no laughing matter.
1:34:22
Your marriage isn't valid...
1:34:24
because under her real name
of Josiane Kerbel...
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was married
to a Belgian horse trainer.
1:34:31
He went to jail for doping a horse.
1:34:35
He always claimed she did it.
1:34:38
Meanwhile, she was living it up.
1:34:40
An ex-lover was blackmailing her,
so she drove to France.
1:34:44
She got drunk
and ran over a soldier.
1:34:48
She drove off
leaving him to die on the road.
1:34:51
So aside from Interpol,
1:34:53
insurance companies
were on her trail. Here you are!
1:34:58
We've got your client...
1:35:01
and all your legal
wiles won't get him out.
1:35:04
Let me go on
with the report on his wife.
1:35:07
It's very interesting.
1:35:10
We'll skip the rubber checks.
1:35:12
She lands in Nice
and opens a beauty salon.
1:35:17
When you married her,
she heaved a sigh of relief:
1:35:20
She needed to lie low at that time.
How's that?
1:35:25
It's still funny.
1:35:26
Yes, she needed time...
1:35:28
but with Massoulier around,
it wasn't easy.
1:35:31
I never speak ill of the dead...
1:35:35
but if it wasn't for Massoulier,
all this mess...
1:35:42
Little boys play with toy railroads,
1:35:45
stations, houses, cars, garages.
1:35:48
Later on, they find out they can't
all belong to one man.
1:35:52
They learn to share,
to go into partnership.
1:35:56
Massoulier had remained
a little boy:
1:35:59
He wanted the beauty salon,