The Railway Viaduct (2010)
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‘Heavens above! For centuries, they were our mortal enemies until we put paid to them at Waterloo. Why must you go to France?’ ‘Because that’s the only place we’ll find out the full truth,’ said Robert Colbeck. ‘The crime may have taken place on British soil but I believe that its roots lie across the Channel.’ ‘We have no jurisdiction there, Inspector.’ ‘I’m sure that the French police would cooperate with us. The murder victim was a Parisian, after all. They have a stake in this.’ ‘But they wo...uld insist on being in charge,’ said Tallis, irritably. ‘Before we know it, we’d have their officers crawling about over here.’ ‘I dispute that, sir.’ ‘I’ve had dealings with them before.’ ‘So have I,’ said Colbeck, ‘and I found members of the Police de Surêté very helpful. We are kindred spirits.’ ‘If only that were the case! You seem to have forgotten that the man responsible for founding the Surêté was a known villain who had served time in prison.’ ‘Vidocq saw the folly of his ways, Superintendent.
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‘Heavens above! For centuries, they were our mortal enemies until we put paid to them at Waterloo. Why must you go to France?’ ‘Because that’s the only place we’ll find out the full truth,’ said Robert Colbeck. ‘The crime may have taken place on British soil but I believe that its roots lie across the Channel.’ ‘We have no jurisdiction there, Inspector.’ ‘I’m sure that the French police would cooperate with us. The murder victim was a Parisian, after all. They have a stake in this.’ ‘But they wo...uld insist on being in charge,’ said Tallis, irritably. ‘Before we know it, we’d have their officers crawling about over here.’ ‘I dispute that, sir.’ ‘I’ve had dealings with them before.’ ‘So have I,’ said Colbeck, ‘and I found members of the Police de Surêté very helpful. We are kindred spirits.’ ‘If only that were the case! You seem to have forgotten that the man responsible for founding the Surêté was a known villain who had served time in prison.’ ‘Vidocq saw the folly of his ways, Superintendent.
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