Inspector Lewis (2006) s09e01 Episode Script

(Squeak)
YOUNG WOMAN: It's disgusting!
MAN: The police are on their way.
(Retches)
(Low chatter)
(Police siren wails)
The Victorians, as we know,
were obsessed with death.
And this obsession
shaped their attitude to nature.
By preserving nature
through the art of taxidermy,
they were able to create
the illusion of immortality
to convince themselves
they could ward off change.
Are you all right there, Philip?
It's this damn thing, it's always sticking.
Your room is down here, isn't it?
Shall we have a look?
I'll do you a deal.
You get dressed
and I'll make you a cuppa.
Hmm?
But what really captured
the Victorian imagination
was the grotesque:
The malformed being, the freak of nature.
Scientists were fascinated by teratology,
literally, the study of monsters.
(Mobile phone ringtone)
Talika, sorry to chase,
but we're just doing the lighting,
so we need that last piece.
It's looking amazing, though.
It's properly good.
OK, give me a call. Bye. Bye.
Yeah, I know.
Every culture has its monsters
its freaks, its deviations from the norm.
Perhaps we need them.
Because without these deviations,
how would we define ourselves?
(Water drips)
Did you make a wish?
I did.
It involved gin and a slice of lemon,
but instead
Maddox says it was a bunch
of archaeology students found it.
Weighted down and wrapped in these bags.
Not quite the Viking remains
they were looking for.
- How recent is it?
- Not sure yet.
But I think we can assume
it's all from the same body.
- Adult male.
- Any idea how he died?
We've got a depressed skull fracture
with no callus formation
and several broken bones.
- A beating, then?
- Not necessarily.
Injuries could have been inflicted post-mortem
when they threw the body down the well.
In which case, you're looking for anything
that leaves no skeletal evidence.
And you've no idea
how long he's been down the well?
Robbie, I got here 20 minutes before you did.
I'm a pathologist, not a clairvoyant.
Sir, I've spoken to the council.
The recycling sacks
were issued in May 2012,
which means if the body was wrapped in them,
it's been here three years max.
There you go.
Always said pathology was overrated.
Should I give DI Hathaway a call?
Nah, let him have his week off.
He'll be doing
whatever it is James does.
Raving it up in Magaluf, I imagine.
Sorry I took so long, I
got some of these enlarged.
It's
Ooh! Well, this is very nice of you.
I'm Philip, by the way.
Philip Hathaway.
It's me, Dad. James.
Oh, yes, of course it is.
Oh, dear me.
I hope your mother's seen that hair.
She hates it short.
Mum died 12 years ago, Dad.
I want him out.
(Tray clatters)
- Get him out of here!
- Philip are you OK?
Can I have your attention,
please, ladies and gentlemen?
Thank you.
My name is Sean Wilkinson,
and it gives me great pleasure
to introduce to you the artist.
Now, let me just say,
I am extremely excited to be working
with such an original talent
- Talika Desai.
- (Applause)
Thanks, everyone.
Well, this is the main piece.
(Smattering of applause)
Er it's taxidermy meets video art,
and it's called One For Sorrow.
Hope you like it.
Erm curtains, please.
(Boom of explosion)
(Brooding classical music)
YOUNG WOMAN: Ollie
Selfie time! (Chuckles)
Smile!
- (Click of shutter)
- Let's have a look.
Oh, my God.
Tal, this is Ollie.
He studies law at Hamilton College.
- Ollie, my sister.
- It's good to meet you.
- You know Sean?
- Hmm.
This is all erm interesting.
Different.
Oh! Give us your autograph now you're famous.
- You know this is lame, right?
- It's for my vlog.
You are not putting this online.
I'm gonna have to go soon, Dad.
But Nell is coming tomorrow,
so you won't be, you know
'98? No, no, not '98.
April 2000.
34lb, that salmon. Do you remember?
Yes, I do.
- I thought you had the whole week off!
- No, just a few days.
We need to widen the appeal for information.
Focus on groups who might use the area.
Cyclists, students, joggers, that sort of thing.
Shall I get uniform to follow up
that thing at The Ark?
No, you'd better do it. The owner
won't let uniform through the door.
- Is that that taxidermy place again?
- Fourth complaint this year.
- CS Moody wants it followed up today.
- How is our new leader?
I've been summoned to meet him at ten.
He's all right.
Seems like a decent enough bloke.
I hear Innocent's leaving do was eventful.
Eurgh I can still see her
doing the ABBA karaoke.
LEWIS: I can still hear her!
Suffolk Constabulary won't
know what's hit it.
From my predecessor.
I'd take it as a vote of confidence.
You're the only one she
trusts to keep it alive.
She was obviously trying to
tell me something, sir.
Don't bother with the "sir" thing, it's Joe.
Look, I realise you're busy.
This is just to let you know that you're free
to run investigations your way.
I remember what it's like -
people breathing down your neck.
You were with the Met, were you Joe?
South London. It was pretty full-on.
Although Oxford has
its own challenges, obviously.
Obviously.
I wanted to ask you
this guy they dragged
back from retirement,
Robert Lewis
What do you make of him?
(Bicycle bell rings)
Oh, the loggerhead turtle,
now an endangered species.
But this one, as you can see,
was preserved in the 1930s
and is therefore a legally-tradeable item
of vintage taxidermy.
OK, well, it's just the workshop
and then we're done.
Well, that won't be necessary.
It's been converted into
a private residence now.
My assistant lives there.
- I'll just pop my head in.
- No. I'm sorry, it's too much.
- You come in here without a warrant
- (Shop bell jangles)
- Oh, Sean. Thank goodness.
- (Door closes)
- Everything all right?
- She's a police officer.
Well, nobody's perfect.
Sean Wilkinson. I manage the place.
Has my uncle been able to help?
She's demanding access to the flat.
Spot checks again.
Fair enough.
But I knocked earlier
She's asleep!
I'm not surprised,
the amount she was putting away last night.
But, Sean
SEAN: Talika! Talika
- Ssh!
- She's asleep.
- Sorry about this. We need in, babe.
Oh, my God.
Talika
She She's cold!
I'm gonna have to ask you to stand back.
Talika?
MADDOX: Talika Desai, 23. Heroin overdose.
Hobson thinks she's been dead for 12 hours.
Give or take.
Oh, hello. You're back early.
- Pining for Robbie?
- Always. What do we have?
No obvious signs of trauma.
We've got old injection scars on her arms,
but they're very faint.
She'd been clean for a while.
- 23 years old
- I know. She was still clutching the needle.
All the old scars are on her right arm
and this new one's on her left.
- Yes, I was coming to that. They
- What's this?
This is ink, is it? So it's a writing smudge.
If she's left-handed,
why didn't she use her dominant arm?
You're saying this could be staged?
Someone could have
forced the drugs into her?
We can't rule it out, can we?
The owner really didn't want to let me in.
- And he's done time, hasn't he?
- Years ago.
For faking import licences,
not quite the same.
She's been in recovery now for 18 months.
I I just don't understand it.
You were her employers, is that right?
Well, I'd like to think
we were more than that.
We were well, maybe not friends precisely,
but on friendly terms.
She worked here.
- I was her agent.
- Her agent?
For her art stuff. She was my first client.
- Only client.
- Yeah, so far.
Jasper taught her a bit of taxidermy
and she put her own spin on it.
That's one of hers behind you.
- Is there a big market for this sort of thing?
- You'd be surprised.
Three grand I sold the last one for:
Gastropub in Brighton.
Can either of you think of anyone
who might want to harm Talika?
No. Why are you asking that?
- You think this wasn't an accident?
- (Breathing heavily)
Can we do this outside?
So, how long had you known her?
Erm since last summer.
We were advertising for an assistant,
but the applicants weren't exactly
She was the only one
without a pierced septum.
- Did you see her leave the party?
- I wasn't there.
I gave a lecture in college
and then I went straight home.
We'll need a list of everyone who was there.
- Boyfriend, friends
- No, there was no boyfriend.
She had a sister, younger sister,
in the same college.
Talika was a student here?
Yeah, she'd started a PhD in something.
Experimental psychology at St Botolph's,
but erm she she dropped out.
- Sir, CS Moody wants a word.
- I'll call him in five minutes.
No, he's not on the phone. He's here.
No sign of forced entry.
If there was an attacker,
they probably used the emergency exit.
Straight into the alley, no CCTV.
Maddox said you needed
to talk about something, sir.
Just checking in.
The inventory on this one's
gonna be interesting.
I usually prefer a pizza, myself.
Well, if there is nothing pressing,
we really need to talk to the victim's sister, sir.
No, of course, you carry on.
Are you liaising with the Drugs Squad?
I will be. Thank you, yeah.
I've got a mate there.
I'll put a call in for you.
Oh, and erm
make sure you check her finances too.
OK.
He is aware that we've done this before,
isn't he?
He's been on the job three days.
He'll settle in.
Everyone's going to say it was my fault.
I was supposed to be keeping an eye on her.
- When did she first start using?
- After she graduated.
She had this PhD lined up
and it all got too much.
In what way?
She was one of those kids they put in the
newspaper on A-level results day. You know?
Then she comes top in psychology,
like, out of the whole of Oxford,
and her tutor fast-tracks her onto a PhD.
- I thought she was so perfect.
- Who was her tutor?
Vivienne Tedman.
Will I have to see her?
Not if you don't want to.
We already have a formal identification.
Who from?
Some of her colleagues
were with the police when she was found.
That guy Jasper?
He was there. Why?
He was always there,
just watching her, like
I don't know, just watching.
Are you saying Mr Hammond
had an interest in Talika?
He was leaving her half the
shop in his will, so
yeah.
(Mobile phone ringtone)
Excuse me.
Thanks, Sahira. We'll be in touch.
Stupid girl.
Stupid, stupid girl.
Sorry It's just the waste.
- Her sister said she qualified top of her year.
- She was extraordinary.
I know she had this art
thing, whatever it was,
but Talika was a psychologist,
a true scientist.
- There you are. Everything OK?
- This is DI Hathaway.
- Ah.
- Talika Desai has been found dead.
God Drugs?
- Did you teach her as well?
- No. No, I don't work here.
- How do you know her, then?
- I don't really.
It's just Vivienne said
that she'd been having some difficulties.
Sorry. Ian Tedman. I'm Vivienne's husband.
Ian runs a homeless charity.
They work with drug counsellors,
so I thought he might be able to help with Talika.
What charity is that?
Oh, it's the homeless shelter on Duke Street.
You know, with the mobile library van.
Erm should I go on my own?
It's just we did say to the care home
we're no later than five.
Celebrating 25 years of marriage
by having my mother-in-law to stay.
- Well done.
- She's really not that bad.
She's even better when she's
a three-hour drive away. (Chuckles)
- Thank you.
VIVIENNE: OK.
What's this?
Forensics found this emerald
under Talika's body.
It matches exactly this necklace
that she's seen wearing
in the photos from last night.
But wasn't on her body and SOCO
couldn't find it, so somebody's taken it.
Yeah, but this isn't about
a stolen necklace, is it?
Who knows?
But we need another chat
with that Sean Wilkinson.
Have a look at this.
Sahira's an internet vlogger?
She uploaded this video
from the party last night.
SAHIRA: Yes, down it! Come on!
- I've had loads already.
SEAN: What is the matter with you?
Why do this now?
SAHIRA: Down it! Down it! (Laughs) Down
Sean conveniently forgot to tell us
that he'd had an argument with Talika.
Who is the boy?
Sahira says that it's
Professor Tedman's son Oliver.
First date.
She says she was too busy
operating the camera,
she didn't notice the argument.
But, I mean,
he obviously clocks it, doesn't he?
Yeah, we should prioritise
speaking to Oliver.
It would be good to hear
what he heard before we talk to Sean.
And Hobson's got the toxicology report.
We can have a whole ten minutes
if we get there before three.
Ten minutes more than we deserve, I'm sure.
Oh, sir.
Erm Hathaway.
This woman, Nell, called.
She says can you stop screening her calls
and can you get back to her
about the fishing rods?
Yeah.
- Didn't know you were into fishing.
- I'm not.
She died sometime
between 10pm and midnight.
Her blood alcohol was through the roof,
but cause of death, as suspected,
was a massive dose of heroin.
- Forcibly administered.
- Forcibly? Are you sure?
See how the bruising's
small, with clear edges?
That tells us it was inflicted
shortly before death.
What, so someone held her down?
- Was she taking drugs in the run-up to this?
- The lab tested her hair.
All they found over the past 18 months
were traces of arsenic.
- Arsenic?
- Not enough to kill her.
Apparently it's been seen before
with taxidermists.
They used to use arsenic soap
as a preservative till the '70s.
So if you're repairing old pieces,
you can end up ingesting it.
That's another reason I'm not coming tonight.
- Health and safety.
- What's this?
Well, I feel, in the interests
of thorough police work,
that we should go and visit her exhibition,
but Robert isn't keen.
No. One of us needs to go through
Sahira's videos online.
But I would be interested to see
how much her things are making.
You know that thing when an artist dies?
Sometimes their work doubles in price.
I wonder what Sean stands to make
as her agent.
Is this the exhibition at Eastham Hall?
- (Mobile phone ringtone)
- I'll go with you.
I'm gonna take that as a yes.
Do you wanna talk about
your skeleton down the well?
Do we have any useable DNA?
Not yet, but we do have this.
Whoever he is, he had an operation on his
femur quite a few years before he died.
- Well, that hardly narrows it down.
- No, but this does.
The company that manufactured those pins
sold them in a handful of countries
in Eastern Europe,
so I'd put my money on him being
from Poland or Estonia.
You're good! You're very good.
Nell?
No, it was Maddox.
Jasper Hammond didn't go
straight home last night, he lied to us.
And lastly I got this super-cute top.
My sister got it in black.
I said I didn't want to be in it!
Oh, go on! Just show us
what it looks like on.
SAHIRA: See? Beautiful.
(Laughter)
Hmm?
- Mr Hammond?
- (Growls and barks)
Gentlemen.
I'm always amazed how these
finishing touches bring life back -
the essence of the creature.
We need to speak to you again
about the murder of Talika Desai.
Definitely murder now, is it?
You were seen peering through
the window at her exhibition.
I see.
You told us you went straight
home after your lecture,
but CCTV shows your car parked outside
the zoology department all night.
I thought I would be
welcome at the exhibition.
Talika turned me away.
I went to The Admiral,
where I had too much to drink.
The barman deemed it necessary
to call me a minicab.
Why did Talika turn you away?
She was entering the art world.
Ethical sourcing was important for her brand
and erm
well, given my history
Your imprisonment
for importing endangered species.
It's something I'm deeply ashamed of.
Cost me my professorship
and my reputation.
Now, it's just the odd pity lecture
when my colleagues deign to throw me a bone.
Can you expand on the exact nature
of your relationship with Talika, please?
The nature of our relationship?
- I was her employer, her landlord.
- Friend, would you say?
I said we were on friendly terms.
You were leaving half your business
to her in your will.
- That's a bit more than friendly.
- Who told you that?
My nephew was still getting half,
and with Talika's help,
he might have held onto it.
- Does he know about this?
- No, but it was for his benefit.
Sean lost a fortune in
property a few years ago.
He needed someone sensible
to balance him out.
A recovering heroin addict
who you'd known for a year.
It was a business decision.
Hello?
- Hi.
- Hi, er DS Maddox.
Is Oliver Tedman
one of your student volunteers?
Oh yeah, erm
He's outside somewhere.
Ollie!
He won't be a minute.
Books for the homeless? That's a good idea.
Yeah, helps us make contact with people.
The city's full of libraries,
but homeless people can't always join them.
- All right?
- The police wanna speak to you.
Is this? Is this is about Sahira's sister?
Yeah, she told me what happened.
Yeah, I believe you witnessed an
argument between Talika and this man,
Sean Wilkinson?
Do you know what they said?
No, not really. I mean,
they were pretty drunk.
What time did you leave the party?
Just before nine.
Yeah, I wasn't feeling very well, so I went home.
- Hamilton College.
- No, no, to my parents'.
I'm sorry I can't be more help.
- OK.
- See you later, Bryony.
How did you get those cuts on your face?
Er I was rugby training this morning.
Yeah, scrum collapsed.
Do you often go training
after you've felt unwell?
Well, I felt better.
I've got a tutorial at four.
Is it OK if I run?
Yeah, sure.
(Brooding classical music)
(Boom of explosion)
Interesting.
Just not sure it's right for my living room.
Well, they seem to like it.
Aren't they sweet?
Falling in love over the dead things.
Anyway (Clears throat)
I wouldn't bring Nell here.
Beg your pardon?
Robbie tells me a young lady called Nell
has been enticing you with fishing rods.
Nell is my sister
and the fishing rods were my father's.
Oh Had us all excited there for a minute.
Were your father's.
Oh, God. I'm sorry, James, I had no idea.
No, it's not that. He's erm
He's in a home. He's got dementia.
Well, that's tough.
- Nell says it's for the best.
- But you don't think so.
I used to give him all my favourite books
when I'd finished with them.
I never thought he'd read them.
But then when we were packing up his house,
I found them
And he had, he'd read them and
underlined little bits.
Your turn next.
Who's this girl, Sahira?
He's too young for anything serious.
- You two weren't much older when
- He's too young!
I'm sorry.
It's just that family
it's not appropriate.
(Police siren wails)
So, any progress
with identifying the bones in the well?
Well, DNA's gonna be a while,
but I've got a different idea
You know to use the private provider now,
not the FSS?
Thank you, I was aware of that.
(Whistles) Help yourselves.
And Talika Desai
Drug Squad any help?
Not even on their radar.
No drug debt, no history of dealing.
But you know,
I'm not even sure that this is about drugs.
- There's this missing necklace
- We can't rule out the drug connection.
No, but a jeweller that Maddox spoke to
says this necklace could cost 30 grand.
Talika didn't buy it.
Her sister thought it was costume jewellery
- because it's not a family heirloom.
- Forensics?
We've taken DNA from three people so far.
The victim's sister Sahira,
her agent Sean Wilkinson
and her employer Jasper Hammond.
Jasper has to be top of that list, surely?
Well, he's a bit strange.
But if we arrested every oddball in Oxford,
there'd be a teaching crisis.
And his new alibi does stand up.
The taxi firm say that they dropped him home.
The fact he went home
doesn't mean he stayed home.
All we know for sure is the murderer
was aware of her history with drugs.
That doesn't narrow it down, I'm afraid.
Thanks to her sister, Talika's problem
with heroin is all over the internet.
Sahira's most-watched video is this one,
where she talks about Talika almost overdosing.
Some of the comments down
below are just vile.
What are you thinking? Troll?
90% of the abuse comes from
maybe half a dozen of them.
Especially this one,
calling themselves Oscar Wilde.
Seriously nasty stuff
directed at both sisters.
One of you two needs to speak to Sahira.
Find out if this abuse
ever crosses over into real life.
That was to be my next move.
- I'm beginning to see your point.
- (Door opens)
Sorry I'm late.
I went to go and see
Oliver Tedman's rugby coach.
Ollie was hurt in the scrum,
but the coach isn't sure
if he arrived with the cuts.
Deliberately getting hurt -
good way to cover up defence wounds.
Apparently he's always getting himself hurt.
They actually call him Stitches.
But it's not a motive, is it?
Do you mind talking to Sahira?
We've got an appointment with Sean Wilkinson.
Yeah, no problem.
Oh, Lizzie? Do you have a copy
of Sahira's witness statement?
Oh, it's on Hathaway's desk.
Where are you even getting this from?
If my uncle had changed his will,
he would have told me.
You must have argued
with Talika about something.
No, it wasn't an argument. She was drunk,
I persuaded her to go home.
Can you take us through what you were doing
between the hours of 10pm and midnight?
I was at the party till 1 am,
when the porter shut us down.
Ask any of the 30-odd guests.
Now, I'm sorry. I did say I'd get this
to London by 11. So, if that's everything?
- Yeah, we wouldn't wanna keep you.
- Great.
Actually, you make a start on your own.
I'll see you down there.
(Engine starts)
I can talk to the guests, but it won't tell us much.
It's like a wedding.
Not an experience I'm
familiar with, I'm afraid.
When you're hosting lots of people,
people assume when you're not talking to them,
you must be mingling with somebody else.
The flat's so close, he'd have only needed ten
minutes. Me and Tony managed to sneak off
Sir?
The bank got back to us.
Talika was receiving money every month -
a lot of money every month,
from her old tutor's husband Ian Tedman.
27 payments over the last three years.
Right.
And then in March the payments stopped.
Talika requested that
the bank block any future ones.
Do you think that is an affair?
Could be.
Are you all right?
Is there a problem with my work?
- No, of course not.
- But you knew about this.
Moody wanted to eliminate your position,
I wrote that in your defence.
I don't need you to fight my corner, James.
- If my face doesn't fit
- No, I simply wrote the truth.
This department needs you, and your face
has never fitted. It's part of your charm.
Well if Moody does fire me,
you'll have to be the one to tell him
about our skeleton in the well.
The right femur contained four pins
which are only manufactured by one company.
This company only supplies three hospitals:
One in Poland, two in Estonia.
About a thousand people
have had surgery using the pins,
but only 32 of them have needed four.
Now, of those 32,
only one man's X-ray matched our femur.
Indrek Kalda.
Originally from Estonia.
But on our system as using class A drugs
and sleeping rough in Oxford.
He did six months for possession in 2007.
Nice work.
That's what I'm paid for.
(Chirping)
Sean
What's wrong?
You know exactly what's wrong!
Yes, Indrek,
he used to be one of our regulars.
He was a really sweet guy.
Come on, darling, Mummy needs to go inside.
He used to do odd jobs, actually.
He was a carpenter till
things got on top of him.
When did Indrek last use the shelter?
He slept here on and off
for a couple of years.
Last time would have been
summer 2012, I think.
I can check the records for you.
Do you wanna sit down, sweetheart?
Were there ever any problems involving him?
Er nothing specific.
He had his issues with drugs, but
He made these shelves, actually.
Is he in trouble?
I'm afraid I'm investigating Indrek's murder.
He's dead?
Oh
(Sobs)
Sorry
I didn't even know him that well.
It's just
there but for the grace of God.
I was homeless myself for three months.
This place helped me.
Well, you're obviously doing a great job.
I might have some time on my hands soon.
(Knocks)
Afternoon. This is Sergeant Maddox.
We have a few more questions.
OK, sure. Viv!
No, actually, it was you we wanted to speak to.
Probably best in private.
- I'm sure there's no need.
- OK.
These are Talika Desai's bank statements
from the last three years.
The highlighted payments
came from your account.
I think it's fairly obvious
what that's about.
I'd only met her once.
Sat next to her at the college fundraiser.
Then a few months later, we bumped into
each other at a bar and it went from there.
I'm not proud of it.
- What was the arrangement exactly?
- It wasn't an arrangement
It was, Ian.
It was what they call
a sugar daddy arrangement.
(Sighs) He told me all about it a few months ago
when he came to his senses.
Or rather when she did. She got bored.
But 25 years of marriage
is a lot to throw away.
We're making a fresh start, aren't we?
Hence the anniversary party.
- Did you give Talika any jewellery?
- No, just the money. Why?
Where were you between 10pm
and midnight on Tuesday?
We were here. Erm
Our son came round about ten?
He wasn't feeling very well, was he?
So all three of us were in bed by 11.
We would appreciate it
if this relationship didn't get back to Ollie.
It would devastate him.
He's involved with Talika's
sister, is that correct?
That won't come to anything.
All the more reason not to broadcast this.
We don't make those sort of promises,
I'm afraid.
Why do these trolls write this stuff
about you and Talika?
Some of these are disgusting.
All the big vloggers get it.
It shows people are watching.
Whoever wrote this comment, this Oscar Wilde,
have they ever tried to contact you
in the real world?
No. It's all online.
There's something else I need to ask you.
Did your sister ever mention
a relationship with an older man?
No.
She never mentioned Ian Tedman,
her tutor's husband?
Ollie's dad?
Are you serious?
Ollie! Mate
I need you to listen to me, OK?
(Door knob rattles)
(Bangs on door) Ollie?
I know you're in there.
You knew, didn't you?
About your dad and my sister.
You're sick!
(Hathaway reads)
And, for all this, nature is never spent;
There lives the dearest freshness
deep down things;
And though the last lights
off the black West went
Oh, morning, at the brown brink eastwards
springs.
Look at this one.
- I mean, what's the point?
- (Music from PC)
Performance art not your thing, then?
I don't think it's anyone's thing, is it?
There's hours of this stuff at Talika's flat.
Don't feel you have to stay.
I don't mind.
Tell you what,
why don't I get us a couple more coffees?
(Sighs)
I'm not sure if I'll post this or not
But
I need someone to talk to.
I think I know what happened to my sister.
(Sighs)
For God's sake
(Door opens)
This one's a bit dark.
What's it meant to be?
Hold up
Here, that's him.
That's Indrek Kalda.
Our body in the well.
Well, what is this?
I don't know, but it's not art.
Whoa!
I think we've just watched
Indrek Kalda's murder.