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Background
Inspector is a police inspector in Paris, France.
During the events of Eyes Without a Face (1960) played by Claude Brasseur
Inspector walks up to Inspector Parot and Parot shows him the photo of Edna Gruber and Parot notes she looks similar to the ones that went missing before. The Inspector asks Parot what he should do with his current case, a shoplifter named Paulette Merodon, and Perot tells him to let her go, but get her address in case it comes in handy later. Inspector calls Paulette back to the station and tells her she will have to go to trial. Parot walks over and tells her arrangements can be made to avoid a trial if she works with them. He then has the Inspector brief her on the details. After Jacques Vernon calls to tells Inspector and Parot that Paulette was released they go to Doctor Genessier's hospital. He confirms that she was released and they then leave.