:40:12
Ok.
:40:20
Come on, man.
:40:23
Come on. Good boy!
:40:33
Did we wake you up?
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What can i say?
I don't think gerry hutch is into drugs.
:40:45
The brinks heist, probably.
But drugs is just not his scene.
:40:48
I understand, but i've been
tracking his movements.
:40:51
I just need to source the drugs.
The connection's easy. I need your help.
:40:55
- I need you to stop coming to my office.
- He's got the money.
:41:00
We're talking about a fella
with no visible source of income
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who paid tax on 2 million last year.
:41:06
It's laundered
through the government's tax amnesty.
:41:09
- He's got too much money not to be into it.
- In your esteemed journalistic opinion.
:41:13
I know you seized shipments from cork.
It's coming from somewhere. Where?
:41:17
We've impounded drugs from
liverpool, scotland, amsterdam, pakistan.
:41:21
You're not the only one trying here, and
hutch isn't the only one with dirty money.
:41:25
- Who else you got?
- I could name you a dozen.
:41:28
Here's the latest candidate,
just in from interpol.
:41:32
John gilligan, one year
out of portlaoise prison.
:41:34
Can you tell me
how this ballyfermot lowlife
:41:37
has 300,000 to launder in an amsterdam
casino? You're the star journalist.
:41:41
Gilligan. Certainly keeps a low profile.
:41:43
Yeah?
:41:45
Hi, aengus. Yeah, can you hold?
:41:47
- Can i...?
- Go on. It's a copy.
:41:49
- Great.
- Just go.
:41:51
I owe you lunch.
:41:55
No, run the brinks story.
Just hold off on the drugs claim.
:41:58
What for? This stuff you sent is great.