Argentinian Embassy

The Argentinian embassy is one of the locations you can investigate during the Judge case. Here you meet Jaime. You can gain access by reading Autopsy Report, Victim 3 given to you by Busset.

It appears to be located on the top-middle of the map. *Unconfirmed if this is random or not*

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You park a few streets away from the Argentinian embassy. You wait there for your... contact. You sigh. It seems so odd to have a "contact". So excessive. The guy is one of your regulars' poker buddies... a night watchman at the embassy. You get out of your taxi and walk towards the big metal gate. Clean lines... early 20th century, maybe... lots of wrought iron. The gate opens and someone moves toward you... They indicate you should follow them. The person's face is hidden by an oversized hoodie. Your heart starts beating faster... What if... it was...

(Follow.) « Who are you? »   (Don't move.)

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JAIME: "It's me... Jaime. You're David's buddy."

You immediately recognise his accent. You don't feel like you're in any danger and decide to follow him. You walk into a narrow covered passageway... probably the entrance to a parking garage. The man turns around and lights up a cigarette. The lighter lights up his face for a second: a young man with curly hair, pale skin... He looks young. Very young.

JAIME: "That'll be 250 euros."

« For the intel? »   « What? »   « Is it worth it? »   (Pay.)

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JAIME: "Yeah... for the intel..."

He laughs, a strange guttural sound.

JAIME: "What'd you think this was? A date? You want information on Gorodischer? I got info on Gorodischer. And it'll cost you 250 euros... So, what'll it be?"

(Pay.) (Bargain.) (Don't pay.)

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For that price, you hope the intel is good... You pay.

JAIME: "Listen up, 'cause I'm not gonna to say it twice... Gorodischer is definitely a colonel from the Junta... one of the few who wasn't arrested and put on trial. [NEW CLUE] He is responsible for torturing... dozens of political opponents. He tortured... and killed them. [NEW CLUE] You know... we don't like him much here. But the rich Argentinians in Paris love him. They really respect him."

« Respected him. »   « Thanks. »   « Is that all? »

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JAIME: "I read in the newspaper that the killer wrote a message in chalk... 'Time's up'. It was a slogan at the end of the junta. [NEW CLUE] A sort of watchword from the opponents. It was time for them to go. You get it?"

You nod. ... A second later, you're back in your taxi... with a hole in your wallet, but with new information on one of the victims. If you follow this lead, maybe your investigation will move forward... You start the car and get back to your shift.