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It's a deal.

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It's a deal.

Thank you. I won't be long. It's more about my apartment.

The order comes from the very top - from Ernst Müller.

Ha! That was a lie, of course. It's about Walter Bullhauser, of course.

But you can't!

I don't know anything about that.

What do you know about it?

I'll tell you.

I am not interested in who falsified the evidence, Mr. Schwarz.

There is nothing to tell.

What interests me is: who gave the order to do it?

How should I know? I'm just the janitor here!

Of course you don't. I am protecting my sources. Thank you for your sincerity!

How much?

The salary of a janitor is not that high, is it? I could pay good money!

But I don't want to read my name in your article, understand?

Of course you don't. Here is your compensation.

If I can expose the string pullers, I can do them great harm!

I can offer you an expense allowance of [var=questVariables.investigativejournalism_bribe]$.

Being able to sleep at night with a clear conscience is worth something, isn't it?

The hard fist of the ministry? This Ernst Müller?

I'll report you!

You wanted to talk to me about Walter Bullhauser? Here I am.

That's not good enough.

I work for a newspaper, not a federal corporation.

[var=questVariables.investigativejournalism_bribe]$ is all I can offer you.

[var=questVariables.investigativejournalism_bribe]$ - take it or leave it.

Bullie has a right to let the world know the truth.

What do you pay?

What is this information worth to you, Mr. Hanau?

I beg your pardon. Bribery is forbidden! I'm not a criminal after all!

I've already said that I know nothing about that!

You said that the evidence for his arrest was falsified. How do you know that?

I don't know what you're talking about, Mr. Hanau.

Look, I'm taking a big risk here. There's got to be more to it than that.