Signora Volpe Season 2 Episode 1

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Signora Volpe Season 2 Episode 1
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00:00:00Welcome. Isabella, your sister is here.
00:00:12You made it. Of course I did. This place is incredible.
00:00:16It's been in Matteo's family nearly 200 years. I'm glad you came. Isabella did not think
00:00:22you would. I couldn't miss my niece's wedding.
00:00:25Where's the girl? She should be here by now. Wait, please. Alice, wait. Something's happened,
00:00:31hasn't it? Giovanni Riva, Capitano de Carabinieri. Are you English? Yes. Are you Raffaella?
00:00:37What do you need? An electronic tag for a mobile phone.
00:00:42I think that policeman, il Capitano, likes you. I was born here. I went to school here.
00:00:48When I came back from the medical school, I got my first job here.
00:00:51So you came here for a wedding. You went for a run and you seen an old ruin and you decided
00:00:56to buy it. Pretty much. I didn't know Silvia had friends in Italy. She has friends all over
00:01:00the world. And enemies too, probably. Bound to in her line of work. Trade negotiations.
00:01:08Silvia's a spy. Studied Arabic at Cambridge. Conspicuously dull diplomatic career.
00:01:14Endless postings abroad. What else could she be? You need a coffee.
00:01:18And a shower. Goodbye, Signora Fox. Or should I say Signora Bombe?
00:01:29Sounds better in Italian.
00:01:34Everything sounds better in Italian.
00:01:48So
00:02:19nice.
00:02:26Beautiful.
00:02:46Hello, Isabel. Welcome home.
00:02:55Grazie.
00:03:04I do realize you've been in Panacali almost a whole year.
00:03:07You sound surprised. Yeah, well, when you disappeared last month, I wondered if we'd
00:03:11ever see you again. When on earth would you think that? You've never exactly stayed anywhere very
00:03:16long, have you? I told you it was just a bit of freelance work. Turns out there are bills to pay,
00:03:23even in paradise.
00:03:54Preferisci andare avanti? Grazie, Signor Branchi. Aspettiamo che tocchi a noi. Bene.
00:04:03Signora Gori, la ringrazio per gli abiti che ha inviato per Giovanna. È stata molto gentile.
00:04:11Il piacere è davvero tutto nostro.
00:04:17Con differenza.
00:04:23Signora Masone, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:04:53Signora Gori,
00:04:55le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:04:57Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:04:59Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:01Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:03Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:05Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:07Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:09Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:11Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:13Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:15Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:17Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:19Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:21Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:23Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:25Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:27Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condogliance per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:29Signora Gori, le mie più sincere condoglianze per la sua grande perdita.
00:05:51Scusa
00:05:57Antonella.
00:05:59Sylvia, you're home, bad girl.
00:06:03Why haven't you come to see me?
00:06:05I only got back yesterday.
00:06:07Don't ask her where she's been, because she won't tell you.
00:06:11A trade negotiation in Germany.
00:06:14All very boring.
00:06:16Then I come back to Panicale, and the fight breaks out.
00:06:20Poor Vittoria.
00:06:22Grief has made her crazy.
00:06:24Her husband killed himself.
00:06:25I know.
00:06:26I'm so sorry.
00:06:27Who was the man she slapped?
00:06:29Gori.
00:06:30It looked like Franco Gori, wasn't it?
00:06:32Yes.
00:06:33He's the principal of the high school here.
00:06:35He does a lot of charity work.
00:06:38He and his wife set up a group for, uh,
00:06:40dipendenti dal gioco d'azzardo?
00:06:42Mm.
00:06:43Gambling addicts.
00:06:44Sì.
00:06:45Vittoria's husband had a problem.
00:06:48Big debt.
00:06:49Franco Gori tried to help him, but...
00:06:53How tragic.
00:06:55I must go to the cemetery now.
00:06:58I'm cooking dinner for Isabella and Matteo tonight.
00:07:02Why don't you come?
00:07:03I'd love to, but I already have plans.
00:07:07Ciao.
00:07:08Ciao.
00:07:12Plans, eh?
00:07:15Yes.
00:07:24Giovanni.
00:07:28Hello, stranger.
00:07:32Missed you.
00:07:34I've missed you, too.
00:07:36Where are we going?
00:07:38Nowhere.
00:07:40I'm going to look for you to welcome you home.
00:07:44Do you mind?
00:07:45Mind?
00:07:47I'm delighted.
00:07:51That's you.
00:07:52I'm not going to answer.
00:07:54Yes, you are.
00:08:01Sì?
00:08:04Sì.
00:08:06D'accordo.
00:08:08Arrivo.
00:08:13I'm sorry.
00:08:16You'd better go.
00:08:20Damn.
00:08:21I'll call you.
00:08:28Sì?
00:08:46Capitano.
00:08:48D'Arzini.
00:08:49Dottore.
00:08:50A man named Franco Gori was murdered.
00:08:53Was he stabbed in the heart?
00:08:55This is a social event.
00:08:57The body was in my office, in the back.
00:08:59Who found the body?
00:09:01The priest and Mrs. Silvestre.
00:09:04They came here for a fundraiser.
00:09:12Good evening, Father.
00:09:15We immediately called an ambulance.
00:09:17He was clearly dead.
00:09:22You didn't touch the body, did you?
00:09:24No.
00:09:25Just to make sure he was alive.
00:09:27When was the last time you saw Mr. Gori alive?
00:09:31This morning, at Luigi Masone's funeral.
00:09:34Franco!
00:09:35Franco!
00:09:38That's Franco Gori's wife.
00:09:40Where are you, Franco?
00:09:42No, no, no.
00:09:44Please, don't.
00:09:46Where are you, Franco?
00:09:48Franco!
00:10:05Good morning.
00:10:06May we come in?
00:10:12Come in.
00:10:24Ma'am.
00:10:26Do you know that Franco Gori is dead?
00:10:29May he burn in hell.
00:10:33Where was he last night between 6pm and 6.30pm?
00:10:42Mr. Gori was killed.
00:10:44He came to my husband's funeral.
00:10:47He wouldn't have come.
00:10:53Captain!
00:10:55Captain!
00:10:57I'm coming.
00:11:13Sylvia.
00:11:15Hello, Antonella.
00:11:17Isabel's just been telling me the ghastly news about what's happened at Cibo Per Tutti.
00:11:21They've arrested Vittoria.
00:11:24Well, they probably just want to talk to her.
00:11:27Because of what happened at the church.
00:11:29They took her away in handcuffs.
00:11:31Yeah, but they don't think she's capable of murder or anything.
00:11:35Of course not.
00:11:37I know Vittoria.
00:11:39Of course not.
00:11:41I know Vittoria.
00:11:43She won't help herself.
00:11:45We have to do something.
00:11:47It was your friend who came for her.
00:12:03Come in.
00:12:04Thank you.
00:12:06Sylvia.
00:12:08Buongiorno.
00:12:10Buongiorno, signora.
00:12:15This is Brigadier Roberta Barzini.
00:12:18Hamdani's replacement.
00:12:20Sylvia Fox. Hello.
00:12:22Pleased to meet you, signora.
00:12:24Andare ora, Barzini. Grazie.
00:12:33You didn't tell me Hamdani had left.
00:12:35I had other things on my mind yesterday.
00:12:38What's Barzini like?
00:12:40She likes to do things her own way.
00:12:44Like you.
00:12:48Sorry about last night.
00:12:50Not your fault.
00:12:53I heard you've already arrested someone.
00:12:56Is that the only reason you're here?
00:12:58Of course not.
00:13:00I was wondering if you might be free for lunch.
00:13:05I have to work.
00:13:08You were telling me about the arrest.
00:13:11No, I wasn't.
00:13:14You're going to, though.
00:13:17Well, we found a mannequin in Vittoria Masone's house.
00:13:23Oh, so?
00:13:24She's a seamstress. She makes robes for priests.
00:13:27It was stabbed through the heart and got his name and was written across it.
00:13:32Oh.
00:13:37If I was planning to murder someone, I wouldn't practice at home and leave evidence around for everyone to see.
00:13:43If you were planning a murder, signora Volpe, none of us would stand a chance.
00:13:48Thank you, I think.
00:13:52Have you found the weapon?
00:13:54A knife from the kitchen at Cibopertutti.
00:13:57Wiped clean afterwards.
00:13:59Alibi?
00:14:00Vittoria Masone says she was in the church in Panicale, but she doesn't know when she arrived or left.
00:14:08So is there any actual evidence against her?
00:14:11No, but she refused to answer questions.
00:14:14Well, that's not a good enough reason to keep her locked up.
00:14:17I know that.
00:14:19We'll release her, but she'll stay on the investigation.
00:14:22When will you let her go?
00:14:25The next hour.
00:14:27And how is she getting back to Panicale?
00:14:40Captain Arriva is a good man.
00:14:43Don't be afraid to talk to him.
00:14:45I'm not afraid.
00:14:47But why should I help him find or kill Franco Gori?
00:14:50Glad the bastard is dead.
00:14:53Will you tell me why?
00:14:55No.
00:14:59You shouldn't be alone when you get home.
00:15:01Is there anyone I can call for you?
00:15:03No.
00:15:05Antonella said you have a brother.
00:15:08Raimondo.
00:15:10No thanks.
00:15:13No!
00:15:22We have a family business in Perugia.
00:15:25And Raimondo is the boss now.
00:15:28A small part of it belongs to me, and I wanted to sell it to help my husband.
00:15:34But Raimondo said no.
00:15:37I'm sorry. That must have been very hard for you.
00:15:41It's my fault if Luigi started gambling.
00:15:45How can that be?
00:15:47I was going to stop working for Raimondo.
00:15:51I want to do beautiful dresses for La Sposa.
00:15:58The bride?
00:16:00You wanted to make wedding dresses?
00:16:03But we needed money to begin.
00:16:07And then Luigi lost his job.
00:16:10And Raimondo gave him work, but he paid him almost nothing.
00:16:15We had to spend that savings just to live.
00:16:20And that's why he started gambling.
00:16:23And we couldn't stop, we couldn't stop.
00:16:28I love you.
00:16:38Why don't you go get some rest? I'll call you when he's ready.
00:16:44Go.
00:16:47Go.
00:16:55You did the right thing to bring her here.
00:16:58I couldn't think what else to do.
00:17:00Vittoria was talking about her husband, and she got upset.
00:17:04Said it was her fault he started gambling.
00:17:06That's not true.
00:17:08Vittoria is very religious.
00:17:10She feels guilty about everything.
00:17:13Not about Gori's death, apparently.
00:17:15She's delighted about that, and making no attempt to hide it.
00:17:19Everyone will think she killed him.
00:17:22Even if the police don't charge her.
00:17:25Her life will be impossible.
00:17:28I'm sure the Carabinieri will find the killer soon.
00:17:32You have to help them.
00:17:34Antonella, it's not my job.
00:17:36You helped Carlo Sabatini and that boy from Russia?
00:17:40You can tell my friend?
00:17:46Did Franco Gori have any enemies?
00:17:49No.
00:17:50What about his wife? The spouse is usually the first suspect.
00:17:54Romana Gori is a good woman.
00:17:56She's a mouse.
00:17:58So where should I start looking?
00:18:00Is there somebody who might know why Vittoria blamed Gori?
00:18:03Other friends? Family?
00:18:05Just her brother.
00:18:07But you won't get anything out of him.
00:18:46Good afternoon, ma'am.
00:18:48How can I help you?
00:18:50Mr. Balotelli?
00:18:52Yes?
00:18:53My name is Claire Gennari.
00:18:55I work for Vita Mutuali, the insurance company.
00:18:59I am not interested.
00:19:01Oh, don't worry about it.
00:19:03It's a pleasure to meet you.
00:19:05I'm Claire Gennari.
00:19:07I work for Vita Mutuali, the insurance company.
00:19:10I am not interested.
00:19:12Oh, don't worry.
00:19:14I'm not here to sell you a policy.
00:19:16I'm investigating the death of Signor Luigi Massoni.
00:19:20He killed himself?
00:19:22Yes.
00:19:23But in certain circumstances, the company can still make a payment to the bereaved.
00:19:28Really?
00:19:30How well did you know your late brother-in-law?
00:19:33We were not close.
00:19:35But he worked for you, didn't he?
00:19:37Yes, for a short time.
00:19:41Were you aware that Signor Massoni had a gambling problem?
00:19:45I was aware he spent money he did not have.
00:19:49Did you ever lend him money?
00:19:51No.
00:19:52Did he ask?
00:19:53Once.
00:19:55Never again.
00:19:57Was he seeking help for his addiction?
00:19:59Addiction?
00:20:01Signora, I do not want to seem unchristian, but this was entirely Luigi's fault.
00:20:07No one else's.
00:20:09He was a weak man.
00:20:12He did not trust in God.
00:20:19It's helpful to have your perspective.
00:20:22This must be very hard for your family.
00:20:25How's your sister?
00:20:27Not good.
00:20:28At the funeral, no decorum, no self-control.
00:20:34Funerals are never easy.
00:20:36Well, this one should never have taken place at all.
00:20:38Why is that?
00:20:39The true church does not grant sacred rights to people who take their own lives.
00:20:46Thank you for your time, Signor Balotelli.
00:21:06Thank you.
00:21:07Raffaella.
00:21:37Please.
00:21:40This is so good.
00:21:42And I love your new place.
00:21:44Thank you.
00:21:47What's wrong?
00:21:48There's something not right about Raimondo Balotelli.
00:21:51Do you want me to see what I can find out about him?
00:21:55Why not?
00:21:56He may not be a killer, but he's a nasty piece of work.
00:22:01Leave it with me.
00:22:08Hello, Father.
00:22:10I'm Sylvia Fox. I'm Dr. Matteo's sister-in-law.
00:22:14I know who you are, Signora.
00:22:16Pleased to meet you.
00:22:18Have you got a moment?
00:22:20Yes.
00:22:24Antonella Vitale is very worried about Vittoria.
00:22:29I've told the Carabinieri that she was still praying in the church.
00:22:33I've told the Carabinieri that she was still praying in the church at six that night when I left to go to Tavernelle.
00:22:41It's not possible she had time to kill Signor Gori.
00:22:45And did the police accept that?
00:22:47Of course. Bad people talks, you know.
00:22:53This is it.
00:23:00Grazie.
00:23:04Thank you.
00:23:16You like it?
00:23:19It's astonishing.
00:23:23Perugino painted it over 500 years ago.
00:23:28It's the martyrdom of Saint Sebastian.
00:23:33Thank you.
00:23:57Allora?
00:23:59As Antonella asked you to find Franco Gori's killer.
00:24:04As I said, Signora, I know who you are.
00:24:06You made a little name for yourself in Panicale.
00:24:10Do you disapprove?
00:24:12How can it be bad to seek the truth?
00:24:16The trouble is, I don't know where to start looking.
00:24:20And you hoped I would give you a sign, perhaps from something I heard in confession?
00:24:26That's not going to happen, is it?
00:24:29No one has confessed to me that they are a murderer, Signora.
00:24:33I think I am permitted to tell you that much.
00:24:36What would you say if they did?
00:24:39I would tell them to go to the Carabinieri.
00:24:42And if they refused?
00:24:44I would have to keep their secret.
00:24:47Thank you for talking to me.
00:24:49My pleasure. As well as my duty.
00:24:52Your duty?
00:24:54You live in my parish. It doesn't matter if you don't come to my church.
00:24:57Though you are welcome there, of course.
00:25:05Vittorio's brother told me that people who kill themselves aren't supposed to have a church funeral.
00:25:10Is that true?
00:25:12It was, many years ago.
00:25:14Though even then the priest would often find a way.
00:25:17But the rules are kinder now.
00:25:19But Raimondo Balotelli doesn't like the change.
00:25:23It's one reason he's never succeeded in becoming a priest.
00:25:27What of the others?
00:25:29Did you know the early church fathers judged excessive curiosity to be a vice?
00:25:36Oh dear.
00:25:45I'm afraid I have to go, Signora.
00:25:52Hello. I'm Sylvia Fox.
00:25:55Gabriel Amadou.
00:25:57You're also a priest.
00:25:59A deacon. I'll become a priest next year.
00:26:02Will you stay in Panacale after that?
00:26:04I'll go wherever God calls me, Signora.
00:26:15Prego.
00:26:22Grazie.
00:26:38I was hoping for a coffee. It looks like I'm too late.
00:26:42Yeah, I'm just off to do my shift at the Mensa Sociale.
00:26:46I'll see you later.
00:26:48Sure. Or I could come with you, lend a hand with the washing up.
00:26:53Okay.
00:26:55Is your friend who found the body going to be there?
00:26:57Yeah, she is. Which is lucky, isn't it?
00:27:00Because that's the reason you're coming.
00:27:03Hop in.
00:27:05Buongiorno.
00:27:07Buongiorno.
00:27:09This is my sister Sylvia. She's come to help.
00:27:13Don't let her cook.
00:27:15Benvenuta, Signora.
00:27:17Hi, Sylvia. I'm Mara.
00:27:19We met at the service house before.
00:27:21Hello again.
00:27:23Mmm. That smells delicious.
00:27:27What are you doing here?
00:27:29I'm here to help.
00:27:30Mmm. That smells delicious.
00:27:34Buono soup?
00:27:36My grandmother's special dish. You know it?
00:27:39One of my favorites. But I've never seen it made with pork before.
00:27:43Buon innumere, Signora.
00:27:45Pronto.
00:27:47Scusi, Signora.
00:27:49Sylvia, can you empty the dishwasher and take things through?
00:27:53And Mara, would you mind showing her where everything goes?
00:27:56Okay.
00:28:01I think it's amazing you're back in action here, so soon after Signor Gori's death.
00:28:07Well, people don't stop being hungry because somebody dies.
00:28:10I meant you, personally.
00:28:12Finding the body must have been an awful experience.
00:28:16Yes.
00:28:18I'll get the bread out.
00:28:31Hello.
00:28:47I haven't worked this hard in years.
00:28:50I'm surprised to see Antonella here.
00:28:52Why? This is a mensa sociale, not a soup kitchen.
00:28:57Some people eat for free, but most people pay.
00:29:01Thank you.
00:29:04Buon appetito.
00:29:06De l'acqua per voi.
00:29:08Grazie.
00:29:10De l'acqua per voi.
00:29:12Grazie.
00:29:19Buongiorno.
00:29:21Grazie.
00:29:27Grazie.
00:29:29Grazie.
00:29:41Grazie.
00:29:45Buon appetito.
00:29:51Giovanni?
00:29:53What's going on?
00:29:55I'll tell you later.
00:30:04Hey.
00:30:07What happened?
00:30:09Riva and his new brigadiere have taken Mara away.
00:30:12He didn't say why.
00:30:14Well, they can't imagine she had anything to do with Franco Gori's murder, can they?
00:30:18What else could it be?
00:30:21Oh my God.
00:30:24Hello? Hi.
00:30:25What's up?
00:30:27Not yet. I have to help put things in order.
00:30:30I know, I know.
00:30:32But we're short of staff. People need me.
00:30:37Okay, okay, I'm coming.
00:30:41I'm sorry, I have to go.
00:30:43I forgot Luca was home early today.
00:30:45I'm sorry.
00:30:47Luca's her husband. He's a pig.
00:31:06Why do you think the police came for Mara?
00:31:09They might want to go through her statement again.
00:31:12Yeah, but couldn't they just call her and ask her to come into the station?
00:31:17Tell me about Mara.
00:31:19Um, she's a single mother.
00:31:22She opened a little bakery a few years ago when her daughter started at secondary school.
00:31:27Oh.
00:31:29Now that's a surprise.
00:31:31What?
00:31:32Romana Gore's salon. It's open.
00:31:35Maybe her staff are carrying on without her.
00:31:37No, no, I think she runs it on her own.
00:31:41Don't wait for me.
00:31:46Why do you always look for trouble?
00:32:04Hello. I don't have an appointment, but is there any chance of a wash and blow dry?
00:32:09Sure. Please.
00:32:12And your jacket?
00:32:16Grazie.
00:32:21I was very sorry to hear about your husband.
00:32:24Thank you.
00:32:26You knew Franco?
00:32:28No, but everyone says he was a wonderful man.
00:32:31He was a saint.
00:32:35I haven't lived here for very long, but my sister has.
00:32:39She's married to Dr. Matteo.
00:32:42Oh, I know her.
00:32:43We were just helping out at Cibo Patutti.
00:32:46It's a tribute to Signor Gore that all the volunteers turned up today.
00:32:51It's better to carry on, if you can.
00:32:54Like you're doing.
00:32:56What else should I do? Sit upstairs and weep?
00:32:59You live over the salon.
00:33:01It's a small apartment, but it's big enough for us.
00:33:07I'm sorry.
00:33:09I'm sorry.
00:33:18Who could possibly want to kill a man who did so much good?
00:33:22Is the water okay?
00:33:27Did he have any problems before? Threats of any kind?
00:33:31Never. Everyone loved Franco.
00:33:34Except Vittorio Mussolini.
00:33:38You have heard about that too.
00:33:41She was not herself at the funeral.
00:33:44But she must have had some reason.
00:33:49What are you doing?
00:33:51Get out.
00:33:53I'm sorry.
00:33:55I know you're upset.
00:33:57Maybe I shouldn't have come, but you were open.
00:34:00You have come here to spy on me.
00:34:03That's not true.
00:34:05Please, you can't send me away looking like this.
00:34:09I'm sorry.
00:34:21Vittorio.
00:34:23Silvia.
00:34:25Get in.
00:34:30What happened?
00:34:32I'll tell you on the way.
00:34:39Thank you.
00:34:45Thanks for the lift, Matteo.
00:34:47I suppose it's no use asking you not to tell Isabel about this.
00:34:51No use at all.
00:34:55Do you think Franco Gori's killer was some random crazy person?
00:34:59Silvia.
00:35:01You don't have to find the killer just because my mama asked you to.
00:35:05Leave your friend to do his job.
00:35:08See you soon.
00:35:10Thanks again.
00:35:12Ciao.
00:35:20Hello.
00:35:22Am I going to get my supper cooked for me tonight?
00:35:25This is not a social call.
00:35:27What's wrong?
00:35:29Romana Gori's accused us of sending an undercover officer to spy on her.
00:35:34Oh, that's absurd.
00:35:36I needed a blow dry and I was just curious.
00:35:40Oh, come on, Silvia.
00:35:42You think I'm a fool?
00:35:44No, of course not.
00:35:46Barzini managed to calm her down and no further action will be taken this time.
00:35:50But it has to stop.
00:35:52Okay.
00:35:54Sorry.
00:35:56How about a glass of wine?
00:35:58No, thank you.
00:36:00I have to go.
00:36:02Bye.
00:36:03Bye.
00:36:05Was Vittoria's husband's death definitely suicide?
00:36:09Yes.
00:36:11There's no doubt.
00:36:13One more question.
00:36:15Does Romana Gori have an alibi?
00:36:19No alibi.
00:36:21But no evidence that she killed her husband.
00:36:24Or wanted him dead.
00:36:26Good night.
00:36:33Good night.
00:37:03Good night.
00:37:33Good night.
00:38:03Good night.
00:38:05Good night.
00:38:33Good night.
00:38:49Mrs. Silvestri, you are under arrest.
00:38:52What?
00:38:54No, please.
00:38:55Please.
00:39:02Mrs. Silvestri, you have committed a serious crime.
00:39:06What will happen to me now?
00:39:08I can't stay here.
00:39:10My daughter needs me.
00:39:12The judge will probably grant you parole if you cooperate with our investigations.
00:39:17But I've already told you everything.
00:39:19We don't need more.
00:39:21We need to know everything about Franco Gori.
00:39:22Did you notice anything unusual in his behavior before his death?
00:39:26Anything particular?
00:39:36The night before the murder.
00:39:39I worked until late, from lunch to dinner.
00:39:44I heard Franco Gori arguing with someone in the office next door.
00:39:49They were shouting.
00:39:51Then the situation degenerated.
00:39:54Who was this person?
00:40:05Gabriel.
00:40:08Gabriel Amadou.
00:40:11He collaborates with Father Giuliano.
00:40:20Gabriel Amadou.
00:40:51Gabriel Amadou.
00:41:03Gabriel Amadou.
00:41:20Gabriel Amadou.
00:41:50Gabriel Amadou.
00:42:21Gabriel Amadou.
00:42:39Hello, Father.
00:42:41I hope you've recovered from the other day.
00:42:43I'm fine, thank you, Captain.
00:42:45What can I do for you?
00:42:47We need to talk to Gabriel Amadou.
00:42:48He's not here now, but he should be back soon.
00:42:51In fact, I think it's him.
00:42:56Mr. Amadou!
00:42:58Hey, stop!
00:42:59Gabriel!
00:43:00Wait!
00:43:03To all units, we need reinforcements.
00:43:06Detention in position, please.
00:43:09North road, panic.
00:43:11We're following a suspect in a murder case.
00:43:14Male, on the Trentina.
00:43:16He's a priest on a motorcycle.
00:43:19What? A hit?
00:43:21Are you kidding me?
00:43:48There he is!
00:43:57Get up!
00:44:11Damn it!
00:44:18Damn it!
00:44:48Damn it!
00:45:18Damn it!
00:45:48Damn it!
00:46:18Damn it!
00:46:48Damn it!
00:47:18Damn it!
00:47:19Damn it!
00:47:20Damn it!
00:47:21Damn it!
00:47:22Damn it!
00:47:23Damn it!
00:47:24Damn it!
00:47:25Damn it!
00:47:26Damn it!
00:47:27Damn it!
00:47:28Damn it!
00:47:29Damn it!
00:47:30Damn it!
00:47:31Damn it!
00:47:32Damn it!
00:47:33Damn it!
00:47:34Damn it!
00:47:35Damn it!
00:47:36Damn it!
00:47:37Damn it!
00:47:38Damn it!
00:47:39Damn it!
00:47:40Damn it!
00:47:41Damn it!
00:47:42Damn it!
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00:47:45Damn it!
00:47:46Damn it!
00:47:48Damn it!
00:48:06Hello.
00:48:10Who are you?
00:48:13I'm a friend of Romana's. She's just popped out.
00:48:16Are you the housekeeper?
00:48:20Would you like me to call her?
00:48:46I'm coming!
00:48:47I'm coming!
00:49:17I'm coming!
00:49:47I'm coming!
00:49:48I'm coming!
00:49:49I'm coming!
00:49:50I'm coming!
00:50:15Isabel thought I might find you here.
00:50:18Shouldn't you be taking it easy?
00:50:19Well, I need to be busy.
00:50:22What did the police want?
00:50:26They charged me with fraud.
00:50:29You know that I'm the treasurer of Cibo Per Tutti.
00:50:34I borrowed money from the account.
00:50:38Was Franco Gori blackmailing you?
00:50:44You took the money so you could pay him.
00:50:47I was desperate.
00:50:49Because of the murder, the police looked at the charity's account before I could pay it back.
00:50:55I'm so sorry.
00:50:56Now everyone will find out why you did it.
00:50:59Not if you plead guilty and there's no trial.
00:51:03You'll get through this, Mara, however bad it is.
00:51:07But it's not about me. It's about Rosa, my daughter.
00:51:11You don't have to tell me.
00:51:13Rosa is 17. A good student.
00:51:16Last year she got pregnant.
00:51:18She'd already broken up with a boy before she found out.
00:51:21I couldn't let her ruin her life.
00:51:23And Gori used it against you?
00:51:25She talked to a counselor at school.
00:51:28Gori found out somehow.
00:51:30He told me as a good Catholic he couldn't write Rosa a recommendation for university.
00:51:34Unless I made amends by giving money to a special charity.
00:51:38What?
00:51:40Restless bastard!
00:51:42He was a devil.
00:51:44But I didn't kill him.
00:51:47I believe you.
00:51:50But, Mara, you have to tell Capitano Riva about the blackmail.
00:51:54Not the reason, just that it was happening.
00:51:56You think I did it after all?
00:51:58Did you give them an alibi?
00:52:00Father Giuliano and I arrived together that night.
00:52:03He saw me drive up and get out of my car.
00:52:06So you're in the clear.
00:52:09Please talk to Capitano Riva.
00:52:11But I've said too much to him already.
00:52:14Maybe I got somebody into trouble.
00:52:17What do you mean?
00:52:42Mara Silvestre called me.
00:52:44Did she?
00:52:46Don't act so surprised.
00:52:49If you would have known that Gori was a blackmailer, we would have approached that idea more carefully.
00:52:55Well, we don't know for certain that Gori was targeting Gabriel, let alone that Gabriel killed him.
00:53:01Then why did he run away?
00:53:03Because he realized that Mara must have told you about his confrontation with Gori.
00:53:07He panicked.
00:53:09And made himself look even more guilty.
00:53:12Yes.
00:53:14Or maybe he is the killer.
00:53:16Who knows how many people Gori was blackmailing.
00:53:19Any one of them could have done it.
00:53:21Well, that's not very helpful.
00:53:24What you need is a list of Gori's victims.
00:53:32Do you have this list?
00:53:34Do you have this list?
00:53:37I'm not interfering, remember?
00:53:51Grazie.
00:53:54It's good of you to come.
00:53:57Matteo said it was important.
00:53:59Please.
00:54:04Thank you.
00:54:24Brigadier, do you have news for me?
00:54:27No.
00:54:29But I sent a search warrant.
00:54:35Okay.
00:54:44They say you are good at finding people.
00:54:47Sometimes.
00:54:49Please find Gabriel.
00:54:51I'm sure the Carabinieri are doing everything they can.
00:54:55It's important I talk to him before they do.
00:54:59He must have had a reason for running away.
00:55:01Are you sure you want him found?
00:55:04Whatever Gabriel might have done, it's better that he come back and face up to the consequences.
00:55:11Please, before he does anything foolish, he won't hurt you, I'm sure of that.
00:55:17Do you have any idea where he might have gone?
00:55:32It's a beautiful house, ma'am.
00:55:59I've never seen him before.
00:56:01Me neither.
00:56:02I've never seen him before.
00:56:05We're checking, Lieutenant.
00:56:08We haven't found anything yet.
00:56:10I'll let you know.
00:56:12We'll see.
00:56:14For now, nothing, nothing.
00:56:17I'll let you know.
00:56:20Lieutenant.
00:56:30I told you, I've never seen this book before.
00:56:34And what does it have to do with Franco's murder?
00:56:37What is the Benevola Society of Panicale?
00:56:40I don't know.
00:56:42Franco was a good man.
00:56:44He helped a lot of people.
00:56:46And I didn't know all his business.
00:56:49Do you really want to end up in prison?
00:56:53Did you know about these robberies, ma'am?
00:56:57Someone was trying to kidnap Franco.
00:56:59Oh my God.
00:57:02No, ma'am.
00:57:19Mara.
00:57:40Mara's just been to see me.
00:57:46How did you find out?
00:57:47What can't you tell me?
00:57:49Everyone except Vittoria was so sure Franco Gori was a saint.
00:57:54That always makes me suspicious.
00:57:57Do you know how many people he was blackmailing?
00:58:00A lot.
00:58:02So that makes all of them suspects?
00:58:05All of them would have had a motive, certainly.
00:58:09Look, I know the Carabinieri have to carry on looking for the killer, but you don't have to.
00:58:14Why?
00:58:15Why?
00:58:18Do you know who it is?
00:58:20Me?
00:58:22No.
00:58:24If I did, I'd keep it to myself.
00:58:26Panicale would be a better place without Gori.
00:58:30I agree.
00:58:34But you're not going to let it go, are you?
00:58:38No.
00:58:40I can't.
00:58:42I have to know the truth.
00:58:46Hi Giovanni.
00:58:48Where are you?
00:58:50Actually I'm in Perugia now, doing some shopping.
00:58:52Oh really?
00:58:54Should I come and find you?
00:58:56No, I'll come to you.
00:58:58Give me an hour.
00:59:00Okay, outside the station.
00:59:02Okay, bye.
00:59:05Hi.
00:59:07I've just made some fantastic peach gelato.
00:59:09You have to try it.
00:59:11Definitely, I'd love to.
00:59:13But first I'd like to place a special order.
00:59:15I think so.
00:59:16Okay.
00:59:44So, what do you need?
00:59:46Nothing fancy, just a drone.
00:59:50A military grade?
00:59:52If you have one.
01:00:03Nice.
01:00:13I thought you might need one of these.
01:00:14Grazie.
01:00:23How's your day so far?
01:00:27Giovanna Gori claims to know nothing about the blackmail.
01:00:31She says her husband managed the money.
01:00:36She's lying, but I can't prove it.
01:00:41Found anything unusual in their finances?
01:00:44No.
01:00:46Just his salary and the small income from her salon.
01:00:49And I asked Signora Gori how they managed to afford such a magnificent villa and she says that…
01:00:55She didn't know because her husband managed their money.
01:01:00Have you spoken to the people listed in the ledger?
01:01:03What ledger?
01:01:06No one is willing to talk.
01:01:08We tell them they don't need to explain why they were being blackmailed, but it makes no difference.
01:01:13That's exactly why Gori was able to succeed.
01:01:18Is Gabriel Amadou's name there?
01:01:21You know it isn't.
01:01:23But it could be Gori had just tried it on with him.
01:01:28Have you any idea where he might have gone?
01:01:32Leave him to us, Sylvia.
01:01:34It might be dangerous.
01:01:40I need to get going.
01:01:43More shopping?
01:01:46You know me so well.
01:02:12Come on.
01:02:42Come on, let's go.
01:03:42Got you.
01:04:13Gabriel?
01:04:15Gabriel?
01:04:19Gabriel, it's okay.
01:04:21Padre Giuliano sent me.
01:04:42Gabriel!
01:05:12Gabriel?
01:05:14Please come out and talk to me.
01:05:16You can't run forever.
01:05:20Gabriel, wait!
01:05:24Gabriel!
01:05:29Stop!
01:05:43Stop!
01:05:46Did you kill Franco Gori?
01:05:48No.
01:05:49So why did you run from the police?
01:05:51I'll tell you.
01:05:53Will you get off my legs, please?
01:06:04I thought they'd come to arrest me for the murder.
01:06:07But if you didn't do it…
01:06:09I panicked.
01:06:13Because of the fight you had with Gori the night before he died?
01:06:19That…
01:06:22There's a woman.
01:06:24We're…
01:06:26Close.
01:06:30But Gori tried to blackmail you.
01:06:33He threatened to get me thrown out of the church if I didn't pay up.
01:06:36I told him to go to hell.
01:06:39But I didn't send him there.
01:06:43Let's go.
01:06:58Do you have an alibi?
01:07:01I was with her.
01:07:03My friend.
01:07:04Well then?
01:07:05She's married.
01:07:08You see my problem?
01:07:09And her husband is not a nice man.
01:07:14Is it Allegra?
01:07:16The woman who helps at Chibo by Tutti?
01:07:21Yes.
01:07:28The police know Gori was a blackmailer.
01:07:31If your relationship has no bearing on the case, then I'm sure they'll be discreet.
01:07:36We're talking about Panicali, senora.
01:07:38War gets around.
01:07:41I don't know why we've kept it secret so long.
01:07:45Does Padre Giuliano know?
01:07:49I think he suspects.
01:07:52I don't know what to do.
01:07:54You can start by coming back to Panicali.
01:07:57With me.
01:08:05Thank you.
01:08:11Does Allegra know you're here?
01:08:14No.
01:08:16I thought it would be safer for her if I just disappeared.
01:08:20Why did you come looking for me?
01:08:22I told you.
01:08:24Padre Giuliano asked me to.
01:08:26He's worried about you.
01:08:29And I thought that even if you were innocent, you might know something about the murder.
01:08:34Something important.
01:08:38There is something, isn't there?
01:08:43Padre Giuliano told the police that Vittoria Massone couldn't have murdered Gori because he left her in the church in Panicali at six o'clock.
01:08:51Yes.
01:08:53I saw him in Tavernelle at least ten minutes before six.
01:08:56So Vittoria would have had time to get there and kill Gori.
01:09:01You're sure about this?
01:09:03I was going to meet Allegra.
01:09:05We always watch her time because of her husband.
01:09:09Maybe the old man made a mistake.
01:09:12Do you think he could have lied?
01:09:14To protect Vittoria?
01:09:16If he did, I don't blame him.
01:09:18Vittoria's a good woman.
01:09:20Do you want her to go to prison for killing that monster?
01:09:34DOOR KNOCKS
01:09:45I'm so sorry, father.
01:09:47You'd better come in. The police will be here soon.
01:10:04Gabriel!
01:10:11Allegra has told me everything.
01:10:23It's all right, my love.
01:10:26I won't leave you anymore.
01:10:33DOOR CREAKS
01:11:04DOOR CREAKS
01:11:29Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
01:11:34Franco Gori was blackmailing your husband, wasn't he?
01:11:40No.
01:11:48He gave him a loan to pay off Luigi's debts.
01:11:52But Luigi used it to bet again.
01:11:55So Gori gave him another loan.
01:11:58And another.
01:12:00How much interest did he charge?
01:12:03Fifty percent.
01:12:06Gori said we must sell our house.
01:12:09The day before the funeral, he came to me and said that I still have to pay, even though Luigi was dead.
01:12:16Did he tell anyone Gori was a loan shark?
01:12:19Who would believe me?
01:12:21We had to pay in cash. Nothing was written down.
01:12:26A debt of honour, he called it.
01:12:30Honour.
01:12:33I was going to kill him.
01:12:35I planned it all.
01:12:38You really meant to do it?
01:12:40Yes.
01:12:43But while I was here, praying for courage, somebody got there before me.
01:12:51Did he tell anyone what you were going to do?
01:12:54No.
01:12:55No.
01:13:02I have to go now. I'm late with this week's work for Raimondo.
01:13:07Surely he won't mind.
01:13:10I don't do the work. I don't get paid.
01:13:25I have to go.
01:13:56Raffaella, did you manage to find out anything about Raimondo Balotelli?
01:14:02I certainly have.
01:14:04Okay, go on.
01:14:06His accounts make interesting reading. I'll send you the details.
01:14:10Thanks, Raffaella.
01:14:12One more thing. Can you look into Gori's finances? There's something I can't figure out.
01:14:26I'll send you the cash register as soon as the changes are made.
01:14:30Thank you, Mr. Balotelli.
01:14:32You're welcome.
01:14:39Not more questions, Signora.
01:14:42No.
01:14:44I'm afraid I wasn't entirely honest with you last time we met.
01:14:48I don't work for an insurance company.
01:14:52Get out of my shop before I call the Carabinieri.
01:14:55I wouldn't do that.
01:14:57And don't worry. I have good news.
01:15:00An audit of your company's accounts shows that you made a good profit last year.
01:15:05An audit? Who by?
01:15:08That's not important. The thing is, the business is doing better than you probably realize.
01:15:13I pay my taxes.
01:15:15So I've been told. But the dividends you pay your sister, Vittoria, are lower than they should have been.
01:15:22Much lower.
01:15:25A business like this is very complicated. You wouldn't understand.
01:15:31Then perhaps I should get the financial police to explain it to me.
01:15:35Or you could just pay your sister, Vittoria, what you owe her for, shall we say, the last ten years?
01:15:44What right do you have?
01:15:47None at all. But do you really think that your customers will carry on coming here when they know that you're a cheat?
01:15:55Ciao, Signor Balotelli. Make sure Vittoria has the money by the end of the week.
01:16:01This is blackmail!
01:16:05I suppose it is.
01:16:18Good timing, Raffaella.
01:16:19So, Franco Gaudi was born in Milan. He has a sister there, no other living relatives.
01:16:27And Romana Gaudi was born Romana Dati in 1983 in Santa Marinella.
01:16:34No siblings and no record of her father.
01:16:38But her mother, Celestina Dati, still lives in Santa Marinella and she owns a bar on the Via Longana.
01:16:50It must be quite a place. It earned over half a million euros last year.
01:16:55Thanks, Raffaella. Looks like I'm off to the seaside.
01:17:50An espresso, please.
01:17:52Yeah.
01:17:59Do you get busy here in the evenings?
01:18:02Yeah, sometimes.
01:18:05I know you!
01:18:07I know you!
01:18:09I know you!
01:18:11I know you!
01:18:13I know you!
01:18:15I know you!
01:18:17I know you!
01:18:19Ha! You don't get away from me this time!
01:18:23Watch me!
01:18:49Giovanni, I think I know how the Gauris have been laundering their money.
01:19:18Romana's mother owns a bar in Santa Marinella.
01:19:22It supposedly turns over half a million euros a year.
01:19:25But I'm sure it's a front.
01:19:26I'm sure it's a front.
01:19:57Romana Gauri is now suspected of murder.
01:20:10Idiot.
01:20:12What do you want?
01:20:16To know if Antonella will forgive me if I don't find Franco Gauri's killer.
01:20:20Oh, Matteo heard the police were looking for Romana.
01:20:24They are?
01:20:26You don't think she's guilty?
01:20:27Of murder?
01:20:29No.
01:20:31Romana was in the blackmailing scheme up to her neck, but why would she kill her husband?
01:20:35I don't know.
01:20:37Falling out amongst thieves.
01:20:41You know, don't you?
01:20:43And you wish you didn't.
01:20:47Feel free to say I told you so.
01:20:50I told you so.
01:20:52Come on.
01:20:54Come and have a drink.
01:20:56In answer to your first question, I reckon Antonella would forgive you anything.
01:21:02Unless I die and you marry Matteo and then you'll be public enemy number one.
01:21:26I'm sorry.
01:21:56I'm sorry.
01:22:26There's more than one type of martyrdom, isn't there?
01:22:34Who do priests confess to?
01:22:37Other priests.
01:22:41And will you receive absolution?
01:22:46No.
01:22:48Because I don't repent.
01:22:50Vittoria told you she was planning to kill Gauri.
01:22:54You couldn't talk her out of it, so you did it yourself.
01:23:01Franco Gauri was the only evil man I ever met.
01:23:05Did you know what he was doing before Vittoria told you?
01:23:09Some of his victims talked to me.
01:23:12I told them to go to the police, but they were too ashamed.
01:23:16I told them to go to the police, but they were too ashamed and afraid.
01:23:20And I cannot share the secrets of confession.
01:23:26How did you know?
01:23:28A feeling.
01:23:30To begin with.
01:23:32That something wasn't right.
01:23:34But you are not governed by feelings?
01:23:36No.
01:23:39Gabriel saw you in Tavinelli ten minutes before you said you left Vittoria at the church in Panicali.
01:23:46He didn't tell me.
01:23:48He thought you lied to give Vittoria an alibi.
01:23:51So did I, at first.
01:23:54But then I realized you were giving yourself one, too.
01:23:59Did you do it to save Vittoria from prison?
01:24:02Or from hell?
01:24:05Does it matter?
01:24:07It was one last thing I could do for a member of my flock.
01:24:17You're sick.
01:24:20I'm dying, Sylvia.
01:24:27What are you going to do?
01:24:34Nothing.
01:24:36Unless someone else is charged with the murder.
01:24:40If that happens, then I imagine you'll tell the police the truth.
01:24:44Of course.
01:24:46I should have done it already, but I was weak.
01:24:50I couldn't bear the thought of prison.
01:24:53But you can bear the thought of hell for Vittoria's sake.
01:24:59I trust in God's judgment.
01:25:05I was going to give Matteo a letter to be opened after my death.
01:25:09But now?
01:25:12May I give it to you?
01:25:14To pass to the Capitano if someone else is accused?
01:25:18Even Romana Gori?
01:25:21It's a big responsibility.
01:25:24That's something you are used to, I think.
01:25:39I love you.
01:26:10I love you.
01:26:29Sylvia, you came!
01:26:31Of course I did.
01:26:33These are for you.
01:26:35Oh, thank you.
01:26:37And thank you for helping Vittoria.
01:26:39I didn't do very much.
01:26:41It wasn't you who told the police that Romana Gori killed her husband?
01:26:46No.
01:26:48Is it true?
01:26:50I don't know.
01:26:52What do you think?
01:26:54I thought she was a mouse.
01:26:56But I also thought Franco Gori was a saint.
01:26:59Let's go.
01:27:05Hi.
01:27:06Hey, Sylvia. Welcome.
01:27:07Matteo, please.
01:27:09Hi, hi.
01:27:11What are we celebrating?
01:27:13Vittoria got the money for her bridal business.
01:27:16That's wonderful news.
01:27:18I will begin very small from home.
01:27:21Yeah, but soon she will have a shop in the piazza.
01:27:24And then a big one in Perugia.
01:27:27Sylvia, you must be her first customer.
01:27:30Me?
01:27:31That nice Capitano of yours has waited long enough.
01:27:34Antonella, don't be ridiculous.
01:27:38What's funny?
01:27:42Have a drink.
01:27:44And don't ask any questions.
01:27:47Salute.
01:27:49Salute!
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