[phone ringing]
[tense music plays]
SUNDAY, 11:40 P.M.
Why didn't you warn us? Why?!
Where the fuck were you? Where the fuck were you?
HOUR 62 OF THE HEIST
[Denver] Fuck!
[Helsinki] Man down! Man down! Help!
[Denver] What happened?
-What happened? -[Helsinki] Hostages escaped.
A strong hit. Brain damage.
Denver, you knew about the escape.
Who planned the escape?
Which hostage planned the escape?
Arturo. He told me, but I--
I couldn't get there on time.
Arturo.
Helsinki. Helsinki.
He's hurt bad.
No.
-He's badly wounded, Helsinki. -No. No.
He's not badly wounded.
He's not badly wounded, he just needs to rest.
Take some medicine. I'll give him medicine.
Why are his eyes open?
I'll give him Prednisone,
anti-inflammatories
and Heparin.
And he'll go to sleep.
And tomorrow Oslo will be better.
[speaking Serbian]
Moscow, don't worry about it.
Oslo and I have had worse colds than this, you'll see.
[laughing]
Worse colds.
You're fine, Oslo.
You're fine.
[speaking Serbian]
[crying]
["My Life is Going On" by Celia Krull plays]
♪ If I stay with you If I'm choosing wrong ♪
♪ I don't care at all ♪
♪ If I'm losing now But I'm winning late ♪
♪ That's all I want ♪
♪ I don't care at all ♪
♪ I am lost ♪
♪ I don't care at all ♪
♪ Lost my time ♪
♪ My life is going on ♪
[Tokyo] Oslo's gaze was never pleasant.
But now we all shared the same look, sad and vacant.
Hope is kind of like dominoes.
Once one falls, the rest go down.
And the hostages noticed we were fucked.
Last night, everyone could hear gunfire.
Was someone hurt?
-I asked you a question. -[hostage coughs]
-Sit down. -One of my students is missing.
Pablo Ruiz. I want to know where he is.
Sit down.
I said sit down!
He escaped with some other hostages.
They blew up one of the doors and made it outside.
You don't have to worry about anyone.
Everyone's fine.
[slow instrumental music plays]
[continues clapping]
What's the fuck is she doing?
Sit down and be quiet.
Just sit.
I said, sit!
Ma'am, sit down.
Just sit.
On the floor!
Everybody on the floor, sit down!
I'm warning you!
Sit down!
I'm not gonna tell you again.
Cut it out.
Stop it!
Do you hear me? Sit down now!
-[gunshots] -[hostages scream]
[breathes heavily]
Sit down
everyone!
[hostage coughs]
[tense music plays]
Sit down.
Sit down right now.
[music builds and ends]
Good, huh?
-No, Moskva. No. -What?
-First, open eyes. -Mm.
[Helsinki] Look where you're shooting.
Take the gun.
-[laughter] -[Helsinki] Lower your elbow.
-[Berlin] An outfit for every occasion. -You're wearing a thong, right?
Who even wears underwear?
[Denver] I don't. My dick blows in the wind.
[laughter]
[Denver] Seriously, like a wind chime, baby.
-[Tokyo] If you say so. -[Denver] It doesn't chime.
-The hostages. -[shushes] Guys, shut up.
What's up?
As time goes on, the hostages will no longer listen.
When they realize there's no surrender, no progress,
their survival instinct will lead them to take action.
[laughs]
And what then?
The whole group's gonna turn into Bruce Willis?
Something like that, Nairobi.
They'll try to escape.
-And some may succeed. -No.
It's possible. It could happen.
But we're armed.
The remaining hostages will quit fearing us.
And if that happens, it's crucial to reestablish our control.
And in that case, we'll do it using empathy.
Creating an atmosphere of trust
much stronger than anything that has occurred up 'til then.
[gunshots]
Seems like trust and an M16 don't really go together.
[Denver] Right.
Then we'll have to find things that will tie us together with the hostages.
All right.
What brings people together? Hmm?
-How about soccer? -Yeah.
Soccer is a great example,
but there's something that unites people even more.
What is it?
Uh, sex?
[everyone chuckles]
Sex unites, of course. But only in pairs.
-Or not. -[Denver] You sure?
I mean, normally.
There are…
um, there are threesomes and there are quartets.
-Let's say even larger structures-- -Structures?
[everyone laughs]
Of course, you realize this has no place in our plan.
-Oh, so sorry to let you down. -That's a relief.
With my luck, if we organized an orgy,
I'd be behind this guy.
[everyone laughs]
But, Professor,
what unites more than sex?
What holds us together?
[everyone] Ooh!
[laughing]
All of us, each one of us.
Um, look, as much as I love all of you, and I do…
Honestly, if you want the truth,
it's the money.
It's the money.
It's the one thing we'll have plenty of.
I've given it a lot of thought,
on how to find a way to turn our…
our hostages
into our partners.
And I think I've reached a conclusion.
Money…
or freedom.
Have you ever thought about… hypothetically, of course,
um, putting a price on yourself?
-I'm telling you yes. -Think about it, Mr. Torres.
-You have two hours-- -I don't have to think about it.
[Berlin] I'm talking about pain, the harm we're inflicting upon you.
Right now, I'm working harder than ever before in my life.
What would be the minimum for a hostage?
One million euros for each one? Tax-free, of course.
You're not fooling anyone.
-I know perfectly well how this works. -Oh, really?
You know what this costs and you know that this profession is in our blood.
I've never had a boss like you, Miss Nairobi.
-Either that or the second option. -And what is the second?
Walk out, just like that?
Yeah, just like that, but empty-handed.
[Arturo] How do we take a million euros out?
Hide it in our underwear?
You simply give me the address of a second cousin or a friend
and I'll send you an envelope
with your cash after five or six months when we get out of here.
Think it over.
You'll be raising your kid with one million under your mattress.
Well…
You gonna walk out?
Or take the money?
[whispers] A million.
There was a camera here, over the bathroom door.
And I think there was another one in this hallway.
You're saying that in addition to the cameras in the building,
they installed their own?
Yeah, these were different.
They had us digging a tunnel
um, down in the basement.
There was plenty of ammunition,
enough for a war.
There were bullets,
magazines, explosives…
Yes, these three were members of the gang.
There were eight. Two of them were Serbian.
Could you tell if any of them were the Professor?
They used the names of cities.
-Berlin. -Moscow.
-Denver. -Nairobi.
Helsinki.
-[Pablo] This was Tokyo. -This was Rio.
He was the least dangerous of all. He was guarding Alison.
They had Alison separated from the other hostages?
Yeah, she was separated.
One of the foreigners is wounded
or dead.
I hit him in the head with a pipe.
They called him Oslo.
[Prieto] Excuse us.
Take a break to grab some coffee or eat something if you like, mm?
The officer will escort you out.
Raquel, have a seat.
These were Ángel's glasses.
They had a microphone in them.
It's a key lock 20-10 with a range of 5,000 feet.
They must've done it when he went in with the medical team.
Ángel is not a traitor.
Raquel.
I know exactly what you're thinking right now.
You were doing your job. Both of us would've done the same thing.
[voice echoes] Everything pointed to him.
[Prieto] I made a mistake too.
SECOND-IN-COMMAND AT THE ROYAL MINT HEIST IS IN A COMA AFTER CRASH
[shouts]
[phone beeping]
[voicemail] You have one new message.
[Ángel] Raquel, it's me again.
Call me, your voicemail is full. We got him! Listen, we got the fucker!
We got the guy who is helping from the outside. It's Salva!
Salva, the cider guy!
He was at the junkyard!
He threatened the Russian, goddamn it!
He's fucking using you! Shit, his fingerprints were on the car!
He got close to you so he could spy on you.
-He's using you, Raquel! -[voicemail beeps] To call back, press--
[hangs up phone]
[voicemail] This is Raquel. I can't answer right now.
If this is urgent, leave a message after the tone.
[voicemail beeps] The voicemail of the number you are calling is full.
Ángel was calling me the whole night
but I never picked up.
Sixteen calls.
He called me 16 times.
I didn't answer.
-[voicemail beeps] -[Ángel] Raquel.
-Raquel, it's Ángel. -[Prieto snaps]
[Ángel] Listen, I'm asking you to reconsider.
I understand it got heated and… I know I crossed the line…
It's coming through the speakers. Turn it down.
…but this isn't our first fight. I might be…
I might be an asshole or whatever else but…
But I'm not the mole.
I am not the fucking mole!
You'll ruin my entire life with this.
Call me.
-[voicemail beeps] -Raquel.
Can you tell me why you aren't answering your phone?
Huh? After 15 years together by your side like a fucking idiot…
I wasn't making a move on you, no. It was friendship.
It was love, understand?
It was love.
-[horn honks] -[tires squealing]
[voicemail beeps]
I almost turned my life to shit.
I almost left Mari Carmen for some bitch that Prieto wouldn't even fuck.
Do you hear me? You're a bitch.
You're a selfish, obsessive bitch.
You're a fucking bitch!
A fucking bitch!
You cock-sucking whore! You're a cold bitch!
[phone beeps]
[tires squeal]
[Tokyo] How much of a beating can someone take before collapsing?
If you're Raquel Murillo, a lot.
[rock music plays]
[Tokyo] The thing about being a punching bag…
[man] Attention. Inspector Murillo is approaching the building.
[Tokyo] …if the blows don't stop, you'll end up collapsing anyway.
And when you do,
it'll feel like all the pain comes at once.
Raquel!
-[Suárez] Raquel! -Raquel!
Raquel!
-Raquel! -[Tokyo] Murillo stopped listening.
Stopped thinking.
She just kept moving.
[speaking Serbian]
[Tokyo] She was an empty shell
trying to make it all end.
[Prieto] Raquel!
Raquel!
Come on!
Let's go.
What… what? I'm sorry. I'm not quite comprehending.
Freedom.
-I said that I wanted-- -No, no, no. Um…
Wait, before you give a serious answer, I want to…
I'd like to give you a couple observations.
The first is, um…
you should contemplate
that the two of us have a relationship.
And the second…
is that freedom is full of unpredictable hazards…
of dangers and terrible things, even.
Personally, I find that terrifying.
You know how an eagle's hatchlings
that jump prematurely… get smashed against the rocks?
I'm scared of that.
Or the little group of baby bunnies in their den.
They see the sunlight
and go out…
[crackles]
And a wolf snaps their tiny necks completely in half.
That sounds terrifying to me.
No, Ariadna, because…
perhaps right now,
it's more dangerous for you to leave here
than it is to stay here.
And so I…
I don't want anything bad to happen to you, Ariadna.
I don't want you to be nervous.
I don't want that.
I'll give you plenty of time to think it over.
I have to get out.
I have to see a gynecologist, of course.
And a surgeon or whatever doctor you go to see.
What type of doctor do you see for a gunshot wound?
I'd say an expensive doctor, right?
What's going on with you?
One million isn't enough?
-With that money, your life is set-- -It depends.
If it gets infected, I could lose the leg--
If that happens then we'll think about it.
We shouldn't expect the worst.
That's what I think. Hey.
Besides, you got it made in here.
Your own room.
Mónica Gaztambide's presidential suite, right?
And if you leave, you might…
You might miss us.
Why do you want me to stay here?
You haven't fallen in love, have you?
No. That's not true.
Listen, look at me.
You're serious?
What if it is true?
Wait a sec.
-You can't fall in love in only 60 hours. -Only 60 hours?
In 60 hours, I shot you and took the bullet out.
You found out you were pregnant,
debated whether to have an abortion or leave your boyfriend,
and then we slept together.
Give me another 24 hours and I may ask you to marry me.
And in another 24, we'll get divorced.
Who cares about time in here?
-In the end, time is something that-- -All right.
All right, what?
I'll stay.
[laughs]
But as for wanting to get married, well,
you'll have to give me a little more time.
I don't know, maybe 16 minutes or so. [laughs]
[romantic music plays]
[Mónica giggles]
[tense music plays]
TELEPHONE NUMBER OF UNKNOWN CALLER FOR RAQUEL
[cell phone ringing]
Yes?
I'm sorry to bother you again. I'm Raquel's mother.
And since you're so close to my daughter…
Listen, I have an urgent message from Deputy Inspector Ángel
and I can't get ahold of her.
Are you with her right now?
Not now, but I'll see her soon.
If you give me the message I'll make sure she gets it.
Oh, well, that's very kind of you. It seems important.
What's the message?
Wait, I'll read it to you.
Um… uh…
Let's see. "We know who it is. We found him."
"We got the fucker who's helping them from the outside."
"It's the cider guy, the one that was at the junkyard."
"The one who threatened the Russian…"
One second. Um, um…
"His fingerprints were in the police car."
"We got him. I'm on my way to the tent to tell you about it."
Did you get all that?
Yeah, don't worry.
-I'll take care of this. -Well, thank you so much.
-I really appreciate it. -You're welcome.
[tense music plays]
[Tokyo] The Professor had laid out his plan with expert precision.
Every move from the police,
every possible mistake from his team,
the behavior of the hostages, every single variable.
Everything.
And suddenly, when he thought everything was under control,
he realized it wasn't.
It never occurred to him that to stop the plan from going to hell,
he'd have to kill.
To kill the mother of the woman he was falling in love with.
Of course, no one's really ready for that.
[Raquel] What is this?
[man] A sedative.
Anybody speak to the hostages? What'd they say?
We confirmed that they're building a tunnel.
We're trying to determine the exact location.
And we also learned that they're armed to the teeth.
Raquel.
You're the most qualified person to lead this operation,
but you really need to rest.
[Prieto sighs]
Don't worry about anything.
The commissioner's on his way to take over
so you can go home for a few hours.
You need to sleep.
Can I make a call?
Of course.
Here.
[tense music plays]
[cell phone ringing]
[Raquel] Salva,
it's Raquel.
Listen, I need you to, um…
to come and get me.
This is the worst day of my life and…
I need to get away from this tent, this city.
-Salva, are you there? -I have another commitment.
Of course. I understand.
Calling like this is…
kind of--
[line disconnects]
[doorbell rings]
-[Maribí] Hello. -Hello.
Can I help you?
I'm Salva, your daughter's friend.
-We spoke on the phone. -Oh, yes, of course.
Come in. Come in. [chuckles]
Thanks. Thanks.
[tense music plays]
This way.
Unresponsive.
I don't wanna be dramatic,
but the head wound has caused irreparable damage.
Oh, really? What are you, a neurosurgeon?
We don't know that.
We have to take him to a hospital
because he might still have a chance.
No one is leaving here.
Got it? Brain damage or no brain damage.
-You know what the Professor said. -The Professor can kiss my ass.
Where was the Professor when 16 hostages broke out, huh?
And where were they when they cracked Oslo's skull open?
We open the doors, call the police and let the medics take him.
What the fuck are you talking about? The rules were clear.
No one gets out.
We all knew that, Oslo as well!
Sixteen hostages escaped.
The rules have changed.
The hostages don't know what's going on. Oslo does.
So, what? Huh? He can't even speak.
Even if he could, he wouldn't talk. Let's take a vote.
-[gun cocks] -This is not a nice democracy.
No, it's fucking not.
We open those doors
and we let them take Oslo.
No one gets out of here.
Berlin.
[gun cocks]
[Helsinki] Oslo's not leaving.
I talked to Oslo before we come in.
The wounds not important.
Better death than jail.
You understand?
Yes.
I'll take care of Oslo.
[clock ticking]
[Professor] You have a very beautiful home.
[Maribí] Thank you.
Well, Raquel isn't home. But… She works way too hard.
[clock continues ticking]
[both chuckle]
I was having some coffee. Would you like a cup?
-I don't wanna bother you. -Oh, it's no bother.
Ah, well then, thank you.
Please, have a seat.
[quiet suspenseful music plays]
[Tokyo] There are 10,000 ways to kill a grandmother.
But the Professor wasn't a hit man.
He was a chess player who wasn't used to the criminal world.
So he chose the cleanest, most intelligent option.
To pour 2.5 milligrams of Dioxin into grandma's coffee…
wait for cardiac arrest…
and vanish.
Would you like sugar?
Yes, please. Three spoonfuls.
You have a sweet tooth. [chuckles]
Me too,
though I shouldn't. [chuckles]
[Tokyo] Three teaspoons of sugar and one of Dioxin.
In 15 minutes, she'll suffer cardiac arrest.
In 30 minutes, Raquel will discover the body.
In one hour, a judge with a forensic expert
will conclude death by heart attack and order the body removed.
No signs of violence.
Considering the victim's age and that the front door was closed,
there'd be no autopsy and the Professor knew that.
Thank you very much.
[Tokyo] Clean and simple.
[clock continues ticking]
My daughter didn't sleep here last night.
Mm.
Was she with you?
Well,
to be honest, yes.
We… We were together.
Good.
Um…
[clears throat]
Did you two make love?
Well… [chuckles]
Well, actually yes.
Very good.
Well, excuse the intrusion but I'm really glad to hear that.
My daughter desperately needs to have sex and find love.
And with a good man.
You seem like a good man.
I see it in your eyes.
-[Maribí chuckles] -[clock ticking]
[heart beating]
[breathes heavily]
[suspenseful music plays]
[music builds and ends]
Oh, excuse me. Oh, I dropped it.
With age we become clumsy.
How embarrassing.
I'm sorry. Excuse me.
[sad music plays on harmonica]
[Helsinki] Oslo will never speak again.
I'm so sorry.
-It's a tragedy. -Did you know about the escape?
No, no.
[Helsinki] Because Denver told me…
you knew about the escape.
I mean, I didn't know everything.
I suspected something and told Denver to help you.
They hit him with this pipe…
behind his back.
Oslo my friend.
Oslo and I war together.
Peace together.
Robberies together.
Jail together.
Oslo's my friend.
Understand, Arturo?
Get on your knees.
[tense music plays]
[sighs]
Did you really think we wouldn't try to escape?
Try something to get out?
That we would sit patiently while you killed us systematically?
While you tortured us, rape the women?
[trembles]
I've made my decision.
So, if you're gonna do it, hit me hard. Because if you leave me alive
I just may kill you later.
I came here to work…
like every other day…
without hurting anyone…
just to do my job.
You think you're the good guys, Helsinki?
You?
Do it quick, please.
[pipe clangs]
[Maribí] Bring me the dustbin and mop.
They're right over there. Thanks.
I'll take care of it.
[Maribí] I don't live in Almazán. I live in Madrid.
I have two daughters, Raquel and Laura.
I'll never go to a retirement home. Raquel is quiet, but she loves me.
[Maribí grunts and sighs]
Excuse me.
[Maribí] We got him! It's the cider guy.
His fingerprints were in the police car.
-[Professor] Do you mind if I make a call? -No, of course not.
[phone beeps]
[line ringing]
[voicemail beeps]
[Ángel] Raquel, it's me again!
Call me, your voicemail is full.
We got him! Listen, we got the fucker!
We got the guy who's helping from the outside! It's Salva.
Salva! Salva the cider guy!
He was at the junkyard! He threatened the Russian, goddamn it!
He's fucking using you! Shit, his fingerprints were on the car!
He got close to you so he could spy on you!
[voicemail] To listen to the message again, press one.
To delete it, press two.
To save it, press--
[phone beeps]
[voicemail] Message deleted. No more messages.
[phone beeps]
She's not answering.
Salva?
What are you doing here?
This is my other commitment.
The only problem is I think I messed up your garden a bit.
[soft piano music plays]
[footsteps approaching]
He's a sweetheart. [chuckles]
He told me. [chuckles]
That you made love. [chuckles]
-[Raquel] Mom. -What?
Well, I didn't say anything. She must have deduced it. [chuckles]
Let's go eat.
Come on.
-Are you sure you don't want dessert? -I should if it's as tasty as the soup.
This is the best soup I've had in a very long time.
[Maribí] Thank you.
[chuckles]
Come on, darling. You don't eat enough.
It's that job she has.
[Professor] Hmm.
She's been very stressed with that hijacking, you know?
Man, yeah, tell me about it.
I've been following it in the media.
-It's terrible what's happening. -It has me all on edge.
There were gunshots yesterday and explosions. I really…
[voice echoes] Those people… they're armed to the teeth.
Any day now there's gonna be a tragedy.
"There were gunshots yesterday."
"They're armed to the teeth."
[Ángel] We know they have at least three M16s,
a mounted Browning machine gun.
[shouting]
[Ángel] Retroxil, it's a rare medication. There's a strange request in Toledo.
Where was the last transaction?
[Ángel] Here in Palomeque, on October 18th.
[gunshots]
Sorry, I need to make a call.
But, darling…
[Raquel] Mom.
[Maribí] Every day's like this…
Suárez, put me on speakerphone.
Connect my cell phone, I have the inspector on the line.
Turn it up.
Okay, listen carefully.
Look for every estate with hunting grounds
within a 60-mile radius of the pharmacy in Palomeque.
I want a map of Toledo now. A map of Toledo. Look for Palomeque.
If they bought the medication there, that means they're really close.
Fuck, why didn't I think of this before?
They needed a place to get organized and lay out the plan step-by-step.
They must have done target practice to prepare.
A remote place where gunshots wouldn't make anyone suspicious.
I need 100 units combing the Palomeque area in a 60-mile radius.
I want them now. Look for documents!
Any estate larger than 100 acres…
Search property records.
…with a house in the middle. Suárez, call me when you find it.
You got it.
You heard her! There's no time to waste. Let's get 'em, all right?
Those estates, those units! I want everything right now!
Yes?
You okay?
Yeah, just a little tired. Come in.
And, uh, groggy also. They had to give me a sedative, and I…
I'm not used to… used to taking it.
Yeah, I'm not very lucid today either.
I'm sorry, Salva, but I need to lie down.
-I gotta sleep. -Sure, of course.
[Tokyo] Now is the time to make a decision.
So you'll choose to either become an accomplice and take the million,
or have your freedom… and leave this place.
Your freedom?
Or the million?
If you stay and work with us until the end,
you'll be mailed a million euros in cash in a nice package,
vacuum-sealed
like a gourmet ham.
Whoever wants to leave, step over the line.
[Tokyo] What are we gonna do with the ones who choose freedom?
Just take them downstairs
to the Mint's basement and then keep them there.
I know it's deplorable, but…
Those are the ones that could start a revolt.
And I need to protect you.
-Why don't I get the choice to leave? -Because you're our star hostage, darling.
Hmm?
Really?
We need to explain it to you?
Now go get back in line.
[Nairobi] All right then. Time's up.
It's now or never.
You can cross the line and you're free to leave,
or you can stay here with us
and keep the million.
Great.
Put your hands behind your head.
Follow me to the loading zone door.
[Tokyo] The Professor achieved dividing the hostages
into those who would become our partners
and those who could complicate our lives.
Well, that's what we thought.
[soft piano music plays]
[cell phone ringing]
Yes, Suárez.
Inspector, we found the estate. It matches the description.
-Where is it? -Very close to Palomeque.
It's a 260-acre compound with private hunting grounds.
On the property, there's a house.
It's large enough to plan something of this magnitude.
How'd you find it?
A neighbor saw a group of young people during the night of St. John's.
They didn't look like hunters. He heard gunshots in the summer.
Explosions?
Yeah, and rapid-fire.
He's not sure what type of weapon
but he was sure they weren't hunting rifles.
I'm sending units to the area and preparing an assault team
for a potential armed assault.
Good work. Make sure to send me all the details.
I'm on my way.
Wolf, we got a green light. We're on the move.
Teams one, two, and three, be ready.
Salva,
I'm… I'm not feeling very well.
Can you drive?
-Uh, yeah. -I need you to take me somewhere.
It all begins tomorrow.
Sergio.
[smirks]
Would you promise me something?
If things get ugly,
you escape.
Don't stay waiting in the hangar.
Everything will be fine.
You know as well as I do it could go bad.
I'm not going unless you promise me that if everything goes to shit,
you won't let them catch you.
I can't promise you that.
Either you promise me tonight or you'll be left without a captain.
You know me.
Nothing will go wrong, Andrés.
We're the resistance, right?
[singing "Bella Ciao"]
[Tokyo] The Professor's life revolved around one central ideal.
[Professor continues singing]
[Tokyo] Resistance.
[continues singing]
[Tokyo] His grandfather,
who resisted with the partisans to fight the fascists in Italy,
had taught him that song.
And then he taught it to us.
[both continue singing "Bella Ciao"]
Six kilometers ahead and then take the first road on the right, hmm?
Salva, can you go a little faster?
You won't get a ticket. You're doing 40.
[both laugh]
-I'm… I'm a bit tired today. I'm sorry. -[Raquel chuckles]
[both continue signing]
["Bella Ciao" plays]
[both continue singing]
["Bella Ciao" ends]
[sirens wailing]
[officer] Go, go, go!
NATIONAL POLICE
[Raquel] Wait for me.
["Bella Ciao" plays]
[speaking indistinctly]
[heart beating]
[both continue singing]
No one goes in without a suit.
Anyone who's not essential stays outside.
-[on radio] Understood? -[Suárez] Understood.
We hit the jackpot.
There's a rainbow of DNA here.
I want forensics to take pictures of everything.
Comb the entire house, every corner.
[Suárez] We're on the top floor.
[both continue singing]
[Suárez] There's an attic. It's incredible.
-You won't believe what we found. -[man] Look.
-[door opens] -[Suárez] Inspector.
You need to see this.
[singing]
It's all here. Schedules, pictures, diagrams…
[singing]
The whole fucking plan.
We got them, team.
[singing]
[Raquel] Show's over.
[singing and "Bella Ciao" ends]
TO BE CONTINUED
["Bella Ciao" plays] iao" ends]