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All right...
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someone come to the house.
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And what did they do?
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She grated pink soap
into a bowl of warm water
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and she had a bottle of stuff and she put--
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- And she used a syringe.
- Yes.
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And no doubt, she'll use her syringe again.
:56:18
And again and again
and again, and Sister and l
:56:20
will have to deal with dozens of cases
just like Pamela's.
:56:23
Mrs. Barnes, these people must be stopped.
:56:29
You're going to have to inform the police.
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l ain't talking to them.
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Sister Coombes.
:56:37
Righty-oh. They're ready for you
in theater, Mr. Walsh.
:56:41
Thank you, Sister.
:56:44
Mrs. Barnes, if you don't inform
the police, I'm going to have to.
:56:47
Unfortunately, it's my
legal obligation to do so.
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Excuse me.
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- Excuse me, nurse.
- Yes, sir?
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We're police officers.
We're looking for Sister Coombes.
:57:13
Oh yes, sir, just follow me.
:57:20
Sister, it's police.
:57:24
Good evening, sister.
I'm Detective lnspector Webster,
:57:26
- this is D.S. Vickers--
- Good evening.
:57:28
Oh, good evening.
:57:33
We was sitting by the side of the road,
:57:35
there was bodies everywhere--stink, petrol...
:57:38
I'd had enough.
:57:40
l couldn't do nothing.
:57:42
Couldn't run away, couldn't cry,
:57:44
couldn't feel nothing--
l just sat there.
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And all of a sudden,
there was this old girl...
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staggering past us,
:57:52
muttering in French.
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Guess what she was carrying under her arm?