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You think Zane going
inside with Mrs. Hart
was the right call?
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Three kids trying to get a
hand on evidence is impossible.
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But one kid with the help
of a coroner… Smart move.
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And he's so good at convincing
people, and stating arguments.
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So, how long have you
been crushing on Zane?
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What?
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Crush?
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On Zane? Please.
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Well, using my family's
great detecting skills,
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you kinda swoon when he quotes
all those random philosophers.
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Not to mention the daggers
you shot at the hipster girl
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in the library
when he was talking to her.
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Okay!
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Is this a courtroom?
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You like Zane
more than a friend.
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Do you think he knows?
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I'm pretty sure
he has zero clue.
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But, why don't you
just tell him?
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Tale as old as time.
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If he doesn't like me back,
I lose my best friend.
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Or worse, we stay friends
and it's just awkward forever,
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neither of us
knowing what to say, or do…
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Mrs. Hart had
to head back to the morgue.
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We had no luck
getting the evidence
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from Higgins-News,
or something.
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It's super quiet in the station
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after what's happened to…
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well, your namesake Detective.
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We need to get our hands
on the scarf and the evidence,
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and the police report
to know what they have on him.
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Sounds like we need
to sneak in.
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I know where
the evidence room is,
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just past the reception desk.
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How are we going to do all
that with officers watching?
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Zane, remember our sketch
from drama class last year?
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We just keep breaking
more and more rules….
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Let's hit a pause on the rules
and get into character.
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Good day, good sir!
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We are reporter trainees doing
an exposé on crime in the city.
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Oh! From what publication?
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Gazette? Star?
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Tribune?
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- Yes!
- That one!
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What can you tell us about the
rising crime rates in Toronto?
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Oh, has the rash
of horse and carriage thefts
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concerned Toronto citizens?
- Hmm.
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I can assure you
we are doing everything
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in our utmost power
to stop the thefts
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and put an end
to the fear in the minds
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of the good people of Toronto,
and to the horses as well.
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You know, a lot of people
don't know this,
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but horses can sense fear too.
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And it's of no use to anyone
to have a tense horse
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roam in these streets.
I'll tell you…
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That's exactly what happened
a few days ago.
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You see, the carriage
disappeared on Elm Street,
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leaving the horse behind.
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My theory is if you're gonna
steal a horse carriage,
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best to start
with the carriage.
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…because if you go back
for the horse…
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That looks like
my dad's handwriting.
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Wait, is this…
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This is William
Murdoch's office.
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Young lady!
What are you doing in here?
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Keep it moving.
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Come on.
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These two gave me some malarky
about being reporter trainees,
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then I caught this one trying
to break into the evidence room.
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Alright, Landon,
I've got this.
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You were here earlier
with Mrs. Hart.
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And you still have to tell me
what you were doing
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in the detective's office.
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Sir, Detective Murdoch
was framed.
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Well, I agree with
Mrs. Hart on this issue.
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But what's that got
to do with you?
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Why are you children
sneaking about?
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- Just, hear us out.
- We're not to be in here!
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This could mean my badge.
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But it's for Detective Murdoch.
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Won't be able to afford
these truffles anymore.
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But it's for Detective Murdoch.
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What would he do?
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I'm so not down
with uncomfortable silences.
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He's processing.
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Without the detail
of time travel,
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how we know what we know
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is a lot for him to digest.
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I'm too young and cute
for 1910 jail.
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For any jail, really.
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Is there any chance
you've spoken
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with Professor LeDuc
or Iris Craven?
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What do you know
of Miss Craven?
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Truth be told,
we've been trying to speak
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with the doctor's next of kin,
colleagues, friends.
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We tried to reach
Miss Craven to no avail.
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So she's on the lam?!
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Skipped town!
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I don't know about that,
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but her things have been moved
out of her boarding house.
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And according to her roommate,
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she was cross
with Dr. Van Doren
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after apparently criticizing
her latest research.
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LeDuc was just in here,
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poor man was nearly
beside himself with grief.
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I still don't know how you know
so much about this case.
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Constable, don't think too
much about losing your badge.
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Think about the kudos.
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Uh, praise.
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The praise you'll get
for being the man
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who frees William Murdoch.
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Kudos, you say, huh?
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Tell me what you need.
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We need the scarf
from the crime scene.
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And all the evidence you have.
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Good job securing
the evidence, boss Mace.
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I'm hoping whatever
is in there reveals
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Iris Craven or LeDuc
to be the real murderer.
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Then, William Murdoch is free
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and we can bust ourselves
out of here.
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Easy peasy, in and out.
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Alright.
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Ah.
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I've seen this scarf
on the detective often.
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I'll check it against
the fibres I put aside.
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If there's no match,
you three are in luck.
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It means we can prove
a different scarf was used
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to strangle Dr. Van Doren.
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Indeed. Take a look at this.
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See how the colour
has darkened?
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That, along with the sample
that I've taken
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confirms this is
a chemical burn.
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Something from home?
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I don't think so.
More of a substance
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you would find in a--
- Lab!
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The chemical burn
probably set in from something
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she was working on in there.
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- Hmm.
- But a woman of Van Doren's
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intellect would've known
to treat her injuries fast,
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so as to avoid nerve damage.
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So why was she in the park
leaving it untreated?
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No bandages or anything.
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Did the detectives
on the case check the lab?
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No, according to this report
you tried to abscond with,
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they focused on collecting
evidence from the crime scene.
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We need to get into the lab!
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- I can help with an address.
- And I'll come with.
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Billie, you alright to stay and
work on the scarf fibres?
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Mm-hmm.
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Focus on the evidence, Bills.
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Remember, in and out,
easy peasy!
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What's your hunch on the lab?
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Don't you find it strange
Van Doren,
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a brilliant scientist, leaves
her lab with an untreated wound?
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There's something fishy
going on.
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How about a distraction? Look.
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What've you discovered?
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The truth.
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Do you see it, Billie?
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Woah.
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The fibres from
Detective Murdoch's scarf
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look different to the fibres
you found on the body.
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That's right.
Van Doren's is made
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from the cashmere wool
of a pashmina goat.
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Whilst Murdoch's is yarn,
sheep's wool.
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This proves it!
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I knew the detective
had to be innocent!
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Okay.
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Dr. Van Doren's lab,
in the heart of the university,
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where it all began.
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Whoa.
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Astrophysics equations?
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1910 Bunsen burners?
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Now this is what I call a lab!
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See anything that could
cause a burn mark?
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On it.
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Wait. What's that?
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Zane, look.
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It looks like she was
concocting some exotic matter.
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Exotic matter!
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Unobtanium!
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Fuel used to power
a machine that can traverse
space and time.
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Wait, wait…
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What's this?
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Blood.
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In a chemist's lab?
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And look, scuff marks.
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Blood…
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A broken bottle…
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I think there was
a struggle here.
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Someone must've snuck up
on Van Doren,
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and she fought back using
the chemicals
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and burnt herself.
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Her head wound!
She could've been hit
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by the padlock in here as well.
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This is where it happened!
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This is the crime scene.
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Dr. Van Doren died
in this lab.
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Do you hear that?
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I think it's some kind of…
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Cover your nose
and stop talking!
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Don't breathe!
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Are you okay?
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Let's get out of here.
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Oh no! It's locked!
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Somebody locked us in,
we can't get out.
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- Help!
- Help!
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Macy? Zane?
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Billie? We're in here! Help!
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- Billie, how--
- There's no time for questions. Hurry.
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