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Testing. Bar Lorraine,
Rue Beaumarchais.

Vodka, please.

We close in ten minutes.

We're gonna try again,
aren't we, Maigret?

- We are.
- And you should.

I mean, children are...
They're a blessing.

- They're a nightmare.
- Henri!

- The anxiety, the expense.
- You love your children.

- When they're asleep.
- Oh, please, behave!

You're not walking home in that,
better order a cab.

Oh, they'll be booked up. It's
only a few yards to the Metro.

You don't have
to leave quite yet.

And do finish the tart, Maigret.

If you insist.

And when you're done with that,
let's leave these lovely ladies

and finish our game.

Are you sure he's up for it?

The Count says the collection's
worth more than 30 mill.

So he can definitely be trusted?

- Yeah.
- Alright.

Hey, kid.

Wouldn't be listening
to us, would you?

No, I'm just having a drink.

Not anymore. Get out.

What's that?

Sorry about that. Night.

Do you ever get to smoke that?

It was my father's.

I have you, my friend.

Like a rat in a trap.

- What can I get you?
- Just one. Sugar and lemon.

Check.

Thank you.

Check.

Stop!

Checkmate.

- Hello?
- Dr Pardon, it's Gino!

Somebody has been stabbed!
You gotta come down.

I'm coming.
Can someone call an ambulance?

There's been a stabbing outside.

Lucas, it's Maigret.

- Stabbing on the Rue Garrance.
- He's here!

Local crime scene and
station as soon as possible.

He's still breathing.

Stay with me now,
try to stay calm.

An ambulance will come soon.

Maigret. Maigret!

There, keep the pressure on.

There's
stab wounds here too.

Hold on. Helene's
a doctor, you'll be okay.

Tell Henri not to wait up.

The crepe seller,
Gino, has given a description

of the attacker,
we're sending it wide.

You got an ID on the victim?

Antoine Batille,
student at the Sorbonne.

Batille? The Batille
family own Lucient Perfumes.

So the press'll be
all over this.

Great.

Get Janvier to take
Gino's statement,

get Lapointe to pull CCTV,
doorbell cameras, the usual.

Send Torrence to the hospital.

That doorway - fingerprints,
footprints, everything.

There was someone
standing there.

I'm going to take my wife home.
Call me if you have anything.

Everyone knows Lucient Perfumes.

- I don't.
- But you don't read gossip magazines.

Is there gossip?

Madame Batille died
about three years ago,

skiing accident in Val-d'Isère,
very tragic.

Dad locked himself away.

The daughter, Minou,
started acting out,

drugs, partying, crashing cars.

What about the son, Antoine?

Hadn't even heard of him
till tonight.

Torrence.

Kid didn't make it, boss.

Sorry.

Um, he had some kind
of recording device on him,

like a tape recorder.

Stay there. I'll see you soon.

You going to tell the father?

Love you.

Hate your job.

Monsieur Batille is
at the concert.

Call in the morning.

I'll wait.

- Monsieur Batille?
- Yes?

I'm Chief Inspector Maigret,
Police Judiciaire.

Oh dear, is it Minou again?

Thank you, Maria. Please.

So... not Minou.

It's Antoine.
I'm afraid he's dead.

How?

He was stabbed.

He was taken to La Magdalene
but they couldn't save him.

I'm sorry.

Well, who stabbed him?

We have a description.
We're looking.

Well, can I see my son?

Of course.

Will you come with me?

This is Monsieur Batille.

He's in there, sir.

The recorder?

Have you listened to it?

The genius couldn't get it
to work, so he called me.

Didn't make a lot of sense -
traffic, random conversations.

Um, I'd like to go home.

I need to call my daughter.

Of course.
Janvier will drive you.

Monsieur Batille, we found
this recorder on your son.

Er, yes. It was, um,

for a project he was
doing at the Sorbonne.

He said he wanted to record
the sounds of the city

where, um... where he lived.

I'd like to talk to you tomorrow
morning if that's okay?

Thank you.

- Take it to Moers.
- Now?

Yes. Moers doesn't sleep.

I need to know what's on it.

Testing. Bar
Lorraine, Rue Beaumarchais.

- Vodka, please.
- We close in ten minutes.

Okay. Why are we
listening to this?

Because of
what he recorded next.

You got
the security specs?

Yeah. Hard
but not impossible.

- Are you sure he's up for it?
- Look, the Count says

the collection's worth
more than thirty mil.

So you definitely
trust little Maurice?

I do. He knows his way
around posh houses.

Sounds like some kind
of burglary.

Hey, kid!

Wouldn't be listening to us,
would you?

No, I'm just having a drink.

Not anymore. Get out.

- Sorry about that.

That was 30 minutes
before he was stabbed,

like they knew
he'd overheard them

and decided
he was a liability.

Chief Inspector?

Torrence, Janvier,
Bar Lorraine.

Get descriptions
of the three men.

Cavre, Lapointe, follow up
with the locals on CCTV,

both Batille and
the three guys from the bar.

Janvier had a description
of the killer

from Gino the crepe-seller.
It's in his statement.

Well, if Janvier
got a description,

why can't Janvier do the CCTV?

We will talk to the father.

- Good morning, Chief Inspector.
- Good morning, Zizou.

We heard that Batille got
caught in a drug turf war.

Is that what you heard?

Inspector Maigret!
Inspector Maigret!

- Inspector!
- Inspector Maigret!

Do you have any news?

I'm afraid not.

We'd like to talk
about your son, sir.

What sort of man he was,
his friendships,

relationships, interests.

Also, if you know of anyone
who would want to hurt him.

Or you.

We're closed.

See this guy in here last night?

Not that I recall.

Can I use the facilities?

Women and their tiny bladders!
Still they rule the world.

I like your hair.

Was he in here last night?

With anyone?
Did he, er, talk to anyone?

A guy talked to him,
he seemed kinda pissed off.

Can you describe this guy?

About my height,
black baseball cap,

khaki raincoat, scary eyes.

Wow, you should be a cop.

Can I be your partner?

Seen scary-eyes in here before?

What about the guys he was with?

How do you know
he was with anyone?

- Magic.
- Magic.

Okay. One of the guys
he was with does come in here.

He owns a framing shop,
two streets over.

His name's Branchu.

Two minutes after your guy left,

they all left.

If you think of anything else...

Wait. I've thought of something.

Can I buy you a drink?

- Sorry, I'm already taken.
- Who by?

A married middle-aged white guy.

Well, since my wife died,
he's been the perfect son.

He left the bad
behaviour to his sister.

But as for enemies I...

They're
a bunch of vultures!

You should throw them out,
all of them!

Minou.

This is Chief Inspector Maigret,

Sergeant Lucas,
Police Judiciaire.

I'm so sorry, Daddy!

It's alright.

- We'll talk when they've gone.
- Hmm.

That's Minou.

Oh! Go away.

This is your brother's room.

Great, a genius.

Where were you last night?

You're questioning me?

Yes. Where?

At a party in London, okay?

Do you know anyone who'd
want to kill your brother?

Me!

Because he was so good,
because...

he was never in trouble.

Oh, please, just go away!

I'm interested in the recordings
your brother was making.

I want to listen to them.

Why?

Your father said Antoine
was listening to Paris.

Maybe Paris told him something.

Do you know where they are?

You know his password?

Just because he was good
doesn't mean he wasn't an idiot.

Do you know why he made
the recordings?

He said we... we were
born into unearned luxury

and that we never spoke
to the rest of the world

who outnumber us
a billion to one, so...

so he was going to listen

because how else
would we learn to talk.

Because without talk
we wouldn't build bridges and...

we'd be swept away...

by... by the tide,

or maybe it was...
consumed by the fire.

I don't know.
Like I said he was an idiot.

Do you want a thumb-drive?

He was learning Arabic?

Oh...

I didn't know.

Look, he wasn't
really an idiot. He...

He was my older brother
but he was more like...

my little brother, and
I felt I had to protect him.

Um...

Torrence, he's got something.

We've got the guys
Antoine recorded.

Branchu's
Framing and Restoration.

The waiter at the bar
said he was there last night.

And that is Branchu.

And we think
the other guy's the one

who spoke to Antoine. He
fits the waiter's description.

We've taken photos, Lapointe's
running them through records.

Maybe we'll get
an answer this century.

I would
if I had a decent signal.

Okay, Emile Branchu has a record
for receiving stolen goods.

The other guy is Xavier Mila
from Marseilles -

robbery and assault
and a murder charge,

had to be dropped because
the key witness disappeared.

What do you want to do, boss?
They're connected to Antoine,

and they've clearly got
some kind of job going on.

Plus Mila's a killer,

and he left the bar just
two minutes after the kid did.

Boss?

Stay on them.
If they move, follow.

Ah, but not you.

Antoine Batille's recordings.
I want to listen to them.

Are you insane? Get out!

I'm Maigret. I know
your mother, the Countess.

I knew you when you were a boy.

What do you want?

Branchu and Mila
are known criminals.

You were talking to them,
receiving money from them.

Cash money. Why?

He wanted my opinion
on some paintings.

- Whose paintings?
- I didn't ask.

Look, I'm an art critic and
an art historian, published.

My advice is often sought. I...

I didn't know
Branchu had a record,

and I resent your imputation

that I would be involved
in anything criminal.

This is a warning I give you
out of respect for your mother.

Stay away from Emile Branchu.

Antoine Batille's recordings
uploaded on this.

Ancient but portable
and easy to use.

Antoine's pretty good
at giving place and date,

but other than that it's like
40 hours of footsteps, traffic,

music, people talking, people
not talking, leaves falling.

Know how much sound
falling leaves make?

Exactly.

You better borrow my headphones

so you don't annoy everyone.

Lucas and the others
are still at Branchu's.

Can I join them on surveillance?

Yeah.

Oi!

Listen. I'm not getting
anything from the CCTV.

All I've got is one camera
that shows the Batille kid

leaving the bar and then about
a minute later three guys

come out and go off
in the same direction,

and then they all get
lost in the CCTV desert.

Are you sure about that? Because
to establish a connection

between the gang and Batille,
you will need CCTV.

Nah, there's other ways
to make a connection.

Listen. If you want someone
to scour the CCTV,

get Lapointe to do it, okay?

I'm an Inspector with degrees
in criminology and psychology.

If you want grunt work done,
get one of the kids to do it.

Boss, that was Lucas.

Two more guys just pulled up
to Branchu's in a car.

She says if they leave and split
up, she can't follow them all.

Cavre, join Lucas,
give her a hand.

Okay. And the CCTV?

I will find someone else.

Here we go.
Family dinner, October 13th.

Antoine!
Sorry, we already started.

What's that?
Are you recording us?

Dad, tell him to
turn that thing off.

It's for his
project at university.

- It's not doing any harm.
- I think it's ridiculous!

Even if it
makes you into a star?

I'm already a star.

Can you
pass the salt, Minou?

No, Daddy, I keep telling you,
you have too much salt.

- Yes.
- Maigret?

Sophie de Saint-Fiacre.

- You spoke to Maurice.
- Yes.

Apparently you accused him
of being involved

in criminal activity.

Potentially involved.

Well, that's nonsense.

I know my son, he would
never do anything like that.

But he is.

Maigret.
I asked for your help once.

That does not give you licence
to go poking your nose

into my family's affairs.

Would you rather
he was arrested?

Just... just leave him alone.

I have enough to deal with here
without you harassing my son.

Goodbye.

Not for me. I'm...
I'm not feeling great.

Just a sip. You know
I hate to drink alone.

Chez Levant,
Rue des Etoiles.

Yes, can I...?
Oh, you. Back again.

Only for
the fourteenth time.

- Listen, would you like to...
- Nadia!

Hey you,
here's your coffee.

- Thanks. I'm Antoine.

And I've got
a queue out the door,

so you can move on along.

Maigret's phone.

Er... It's Inspector Cavre.
Is Maigret there?

One minute, caller.

Your team.

What is it?

Branchu's pulling the job
forward to tonight.

They went to a bar, Lapointe
went and sat next to them

because no one would
ever think he was a cop.

Okay.

Okay, what? You want us
to stay on them?

This could be our chance
to catch them on a job.

Inspector Cavre,
what job is this?

Er, given their records, Ma'am,
probably a high-end burglary.

What's it got do
with Antoine Batille?

Er, it's a possible
motive for killing him.

He recorded them
planning the job.

- He could identify them.
- Burglary should go to the BRB.

Yes, Ma'am, but this gang
could be connected to Batille's killing.

We can't just hand them
over to the robbery squad.

Cavre, call Inspector Grosjean
at the BRB,

offer them a joint operation.

BRB can have credit
for the arrest,

La Crim gets first dibs
on interrogation. Got it?

Yeah. Grosjean, BRB/La Crim
joint op. Got it. Good.

- You're not joining us, boss?
- No. You can handle it.

You're acting like what they're
doing is a waste of time.

Well, if they stop some
rich man's art collection

being stolen it's not
a complete waste of time.

But you don't believe there's a
connection to Batille's murder?

According to that theory,
the gang killed Batille

because they saw him
listening to their conversation.

So they stabbed him to death,

but left the recorder
which has their voices on.

I don't think so.

So you're letting Cavre
go on a wild goose chase.

Not especially. He might catch
a gang of thieves red-handed.

Nothing to do with
Antoine Batille's murder?

I could be wrong.
I've been wrong before.

If you'll excuse me.

Friday rush-hour,
Champs Elysées. 6:38pm.

Approaching Parc des Princes.
PSG versus Marseilles.

Sunday morning, Montmartre.
The bells of Sacré-Coeur.

Crossing the Seine by train
on the Pont Rouelle.

Le Jardin de Tuileries.

I'm nervous.

- Salam alaikum.
- Wa alaikum assalam.

Very good!

- Are you recording me?
- I record everything.

Will you say
your name to the machine?

Hello, machine, I'm Nadia.

You won't get
in trouble, seeing me?

No, my uncle, Hassan,

he's just all about
the business, you know,

money, money, money.

Because I'd
like to get to know you.

I would like that too.

Oh, no.

- What?
- Hassan.

He must have followed me.

Turn it off, please.

Lucas.

Update, boss.
Gang's heading south

towards Fontainebleau,
we're following.

Are BRB with you?

Inspector Grosjean
and four officers.

Okay. Keep me updated.

Do you think
they'll wait until dark?

I do.

Cavre!

What's the plan?

Okay, so, Grosjean says
they'll likely cut the alarms,

post a man on the outside
as a lookout and then go in.

So, Grosjean and her team
will go in afterwards

and make the arrest,
I'll be with them.

Lapointe, Torrence,
you take care of the lookout.

Janvier, Lucas,
you'd best stay behind.

Excuse me?

Janvier's faster, stronger
and a better shot than me,

so, er, I'll stay back,
thanks very much.

Let's go.

Yeah.

For a second there, Uncle,
it sounded like you actually like her.

No.

I don't like you either.

Are you Nadia?

I'm Nadia. Why?

I'd like to talk to you
about him.

Antoine. Who are you?

I'm police.

You know Antoine's dead?

You were in
a relationship with him?

Who says?

Oh, of course, his recorder.

The last I heard on the tapes,

your family weren't happy
about you seeing him.

Where were you last night?

Where was your Uncle Hassan?

An Arabic girl goes out
with a French boy

and he gets killed
so it must be an honour killing,

is that what you think?

What sort of cop would I be
if I didn't ask the necessary

questions for fear of offending
people's sensibilities?

Where was he between
10 and 11 last night?

Our hours are 11 to midnight.

Camera.

You will see my uncle was here
and I was here until midnight, okay?

Okay.

Antoine didn't record
everything.

He spoke to my uncle.
He was respectful.

He asked permission to see me

and my uncle gave
his permission.

We were going to take it slowly.

We had all the time
in the world.

Is there anything else?

No. Thank you.

Actually, yes.

What?

What's good here?

Look at you, Inspector Trendy.

Mmm! Where's the food from?

The restaurant where Antoine
Batille's girlfriend works.

Muhammara, Baharat chicken,
fasoliyyeh, baba ghanoush.

- How's it going?
- Mmm...

The team are chasing
art thieves.

I'm listening
to Antoine's Paris.

Is it telling you anything?

I thought it was,
but it was a false trail.

I've added a broken heart

to the list of charges
against the killer.

Mmm.

If I'm wrong about this,

like they are
about the art thieves...

The crepe guy said the killer

stabbed Antoine
from behind four times.

Then walked away,
then came back.

Turned him over,
stabbed him three more times.

He came back
and stabbed him again?

- So it's personal?
- Maybe but...

what if it wasn't the victim
that was personal, but the act.

The...

Which would make it random.

Which would mean
we might never find him.

Here we go.
We're cutting the power just like I said.

Stand by.

Power's off.

Janvier, Lapointe,
deal with the lookout.

Le Pont des Arts.

I want to see if there are
still padlocks on the bridge.

There are padlocks!
People are still doing it.

- Love can break the rules.

I will show Nadia.

Love wins.
Love always wins.

Hi.

I'll take that.

You're clear.

- Gentlemen. Hands up!
- Shit!

- You're under arrest.
- Police, stay where you are!

- Don't move!
- Alright, I'm not moving

- Hands behind your back.
- Hello, Mila.

- Knife.
- I'll take that.

Stand still! Still!

Ah! Alright.

You two, call the local
police station.

Get them to help you to
clean up this mess.

And I will take this lot
back to Paris.

- Alright then, come on.
- Keep it going.

Go on, keep moving!

I want to see if there are
still padlocks on the bridge.

There are padlocks!

People are still doing it.

Love wins. Love always wins.

Good morning, Madam Prosecutor.

Good morning.

Chief Inspector,
your team did well.

I can see. Well done, Cavre.

Sure.

Mila's clothes match that

of the killer
plus he had a knife,

which we've sent to the lab.

So what's the plan?

The plan is to question them,
one by one,

about the night of
Antoine Batille's death.

We rotate them,
detective to detective,

asking the same questions
until one of them slips up.

[Kernavel What about
the recorder problem?

They killed Batille
but didn't take the item

that connected them
to the crime.

Yes, er, well,
maybe they didn't find it.

Maybe they're just stupid.

Wouldn't be the first stupid
murderer we've had, would it?

Maigret,
do you have an alternative?

Did Batille's tapes
give you anything?

No.

Excellent sound, Lapointe.
Thank you.

Well then, all yours, Cavre.

Thank you, Ma'am.
You three, with me.

Really?

Go on.

It's Antoine Batille's funeral
early tomorrow morning.

I'd like to photograph
everyone who attends.

Okay. Why?

In case the killer is there.

You mean, rather than here?

Boss, are you setting up
Cavre to fail?

If one of this
lot killed Antoine,

then somewhere between
Bar Lorraine and Rue Garrance,

there will be CCTV
of them following him.

I asked Cavre to look for it,

but he preferred to
arrest some art thieves.

And you want us to keep
looking at the CCTV?

Cavre will now pressure
the gang until the one

with the most to lose,
probably Branchu,

cracks and implicates one
of the others, probably Mila.

You think he'll be lying?

I don't think anything.

Don't forget to
photograph the funeral.

Oh, Jesus!

Sophie? What's happened?

What does it look like?

The old girl has finally
given up the ghost

and I've got to be in Montmirail
in twenty minutes.

Well, I'll, er...
I'll give you a lift.

We can call
the garage on the way.

No, it's alright, Sebastian,
I'm calling a taxi.

No, please. I insist.

Thank you.

Er, where in Montmirail?

The bank.

After Bar Lorraine,
you, Branchu and Sovran

went for another drink
at Bar Felice.

I don't remember
anything about it.

Let's go back
to the Bar Lorraine.

So far they're
alibiing each other.

But Cavre's doing well.
Branchu's fidgety.

He could turn on Mila.

Mila's clothes match
the killer's, he had a knife,

he threatened Batille,
and he's killed before.

Look, I know you don't agree,
but what if Cavre's right?

He's not.

Can you describe
the route you took

from Bar Lorraine
to Bar Felice?

Excuse me.

Maigret.

It's Sophie de Saint-Fiacre.

I'm just calling to say sorry.

You don't need to apologise.

No, no, I do.
You were right about my son.

He was dealing with crooks.

He was giving
valuations on paintings,

- that's hardly a crime.
- He was dealing with crooks.

As always,

when I need him the most,

he causes me the most trouble.

What's wrong?

It's probably nothing but...

I was on my way to
Montmirail this morning.

I had an appointment
at the bank.

I had to ask for an extension
to the overdraft.

That would be
humiliating enough...

but then, of course,
my car broke down.

Luckily, Gautier,
the estate manager,

came by and
he offered me a lift.

Okay.

The way that he was dressed,
Maigret.

One of his cuff links
cost more than my car.

Gautier took over
when my father died.

Yes. That's right.

You think there's
something going on?

I don't know.

What I do know is that Gautier

seems to be getting
rich from this estate...

while my family is going under.

My father didn't get rich,
did he?

No.

No. In fact he worked
himself to death for us.

But as an estate manager,
not the best, am I right?

He made mistakes.
Everyone makes mistakes.

What does it matter?

It matters to me.

He thought he'd failed you
and Saint-Fiacre.

It was that that killed him
as much as any stroke.

That's why I've never been back.

Your father wasn't a failure.

He was a good estate manager,
he was honourable and loyal.

And I wish he was still alive.

I have to go.

You should come home,
Maigret.

I need to talk to you.

I'm on a case now,
but when it's over.

I hope that will be soon.

Babe?

Who were you talking to?

Maigret.

The policeman, remember?

He says he's going to come down.

Really?

Why would he?

Because he knows this place,

and he's someone I can trust,

and I don't trust
many people around here.

I hope you trust me.

Course I do.

What are you doing up here?

Thinking about Antoine's killer.

Do you know anything
about him yet?

Only that he's out there.

And not downstairs?

The press want a statement
about last night's arrest.

The lawyers want access
to their clients.

The BRB want to question them.

Cavre wants
to keep questioning them.

So, in your opinion,
what's our next step?

- Yes.
- Yes, what?

Have a press conference.

Okay.

But we don't get into
the Batille investigation,

we just talk about the robbery,
is that clear?

Yes.

Go on!

La Crim developed a lead
and the BRB followed it up.

But the men you arrested
have been questioned

at La Crim all day.

So is this an art heist or
is this a murder inquiry?

It's a complex investigation
with multiple lines of inquiry.

But one of those lines is
Antoine Batille, correct?

Chief Inspector Maigret is
leading the Batille case,

and he was present
at the arrest last night,

so surely there must
be a connection.

Actually, Zizou,

it was me and Inspector Grosjean
that made the arrests, not Maigret.

We're actually just interested
in the motive for Batille's murder.

So Batille was known
to the thieves?

We don't want to speculate.

Chief Inspector Maigret,
can you tell us

if you are pursuing any other
inquiries in the Batille case?

Thanks to the excellent work
of my colleagues,

we are close to identifying
Batille's killer.

All lines of inquiry
still remain open.

But is it one of the men
that you arrested last night?

You can tell us that, surely?

All I can say is we're not
looking anywhere else.

That's all for now.
Thank you.

Chief Inspector Maigret,
could you tell us

anything about the man,
just anything, in general?

That he's a coward.

He hid in the dark and stabbed
an innocent boy in the back.

That is all.
Thank you, everyone.

I told you not
to mention Batille.

- What on earth are you doing?
- Laying bait.

Bit of a risk,
telling the killer

you've caught him
when you haven't.

He's got to you, hasn't he?

Because of Antoine.

I don't usually spend time
with the victims,

but I did with him.

40 hours.

I liked him.

Why?

He was unafraid, he had charm.

And now he's dead.

Yeah. Someone
crossed the line.

Sorry, do you mind? I want to
see what Zizou's going to say.

...the case of
Antoine Batille.

Who's Zizou?

Journalist. Knows more about
crime in Paris than most police.

Surprise, surprise!
A rich kid gets stabbed

and the entire resources
of La Crim and the BRB

are thrown at the case,

so of course they're going to
find out who the killer is.

What do you mean,
he crossed the line?

He killed deliberately
and at random.

He crossed the line.

He removed himself
from the, er...

So, the first caller.

...the community of men.

Has he killed before?

I don't know.

Will he kill again?

Thank you very much
for your call.

Next caller, please.
Who's on line three.

What do you think about
the performance of the police?

I think
Chief Inspector Maigret

doesn't know what
he's talking about.

It's disappointing.

What do you mean by that?
Disappointing?

I've followed his work.
I'm disappointed.

Why?

Hello?

He's clearly hung up. Okay.

So, keep your calls coming in.

You know, this just goes
to show, Antoine Batille

is really getting
people fired up.

So when you really think
about all of the crimes

that are happening
in Paris right now,

I mean, where is safe?

Sophie?

Maigret.

I'm in trouble.

Janos, my boyfriend,

I... I thought
I could trust him.

What's he done?

He said he disliked Gautier,

but then I saw them together,
talking, laughing.

They're conspiring against me.

- You don't know that.
- Don't I?

I told you...

I asked the bank for
an extension to the overdraft.

Well, I didn't get it.

Guess who the bank manager
was who refused it.

Gautier's daughter.

Your father warned me
about Gautier...

and I didn't listen to him.

Maigret, now, you have to come
home before it's too late.

- Sophie, I...
- I'm ill.

Maigret.

My heart.

I've been taking medication

but I seem to be getting
worse not better.

I think Gautier was just
waiting for me to die but...

he's getting impatient.

He wants it all.
You have to come home.

I will come home
but I can't right now.

But... it has to be now!

I can't. I'm sorry.

Then damn you!

You're weak, just like
your father was weak.

Well.

She sounds paranoid.

If you're worried you
could call the local police.

The local police
won't do anything.

This is about
you and your father.

She knows that, she's using it.

I know.

She's also alone
and scared.

You're not seriously
considering...

You've just challenged a killer,
you can't leave Paris.

The killer won't do anything,
not yet.

You don't know that.

He'll go to Batille's funeral.

He's living with the last death,

not thinking about the next one.
I have time.

Maigret, you are
rolling the dice.

Yes, I am rolling the dice.

After my mother died,
Sophie was like a mother to me.

If something happened to her
I would not forgive myself.

You once said I had peace
to make in Saint-Fiacre.

Maybe this is how I do it.