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Cut for the wreck.

Hiya, love. Sorry I was just about to call you. Don't you love me?

Why didn't you answer your phone all right?

You're saying that Robbie followed and strangled Mary Quinlan.

Don't hide her body in the bunker.

He's denying that he killed both nurses.

He's just taking the piss.

Yeah, well, he was pretty persuasive.

No trace of Mary's DNA on the scarf.

Why did you tell us it was hardly at the will? Did someone put pressure on you

to say that?

Time's up, Rick.

Who told you to say that it was Harvey? It was Rick.

You made your friend lie in his wife's murder trial.

Both of you conspired to pervert the cause of justice.

Why don't I pack off the kids for a moment tonight?

Cook a nice meal.

Take your mind off all this crap at work.

You're one of the past, Rick.

But I have no choice but to suspend you from duty until further notice.

What are you afraid of, love?

All right.

You lost your keys again.

Can I help you?

Someone else is going to die.

I told Vaughn what I did.

So I've been suspended.

What?

I

didn't

mean for you to do that.

You're a brilliant detective, Rick.

No, she tells me.

But you messed up.

Story of my life, though.

I didn't sleep with you to distract you or keep tabs

on you.

Well, I'm home now, so I've got to go.

Hello?

I don't want to worry you, but just let me know if she gets in touch.

So, now that you've caught the killer, do you think you might stay?

Do you want me to?

It would be nice for you to see the kids rather than sending the vultures.

Don't worry about your dad.

We've got Jamie now.

We can manage.

Not that she exactly helped out.

I love having you home, Fionn, but I wouldn't want to hold you back.

Hey, Pembroke Docks none too shabby?

Well, still work to do.

Loose ends and all that.

Why is Rick here?

Oh, don't tell me he's one of your loose ends.

Her phone was in the kitchen. Her car was outside. She was in the middle of

cooking her supper. You've tried her parents? She dropped the kids off at

past five and that's it. Her mate? Well, of course.

Did you ring her?

Did you tell her about us?

No. She is a nurse!

And tomorrow is the seventh day.

And what if you're right?

What if Mel didn't kill Abby?

And what if she's just been taken?

You need to get a grip.

We will find her.

God, how many times have we said that to people?

Okay, okay.

So come on, where do you want to start? The bunker? You've been suspended,

remember?

Call it in. Go home.

Check Helen's phone, and I'm going to keep you updated, okay?

It's just kids.

Let's go.

We've checked the bunker. There's no sign of Helen.

I'll get a search team sorted as soon as it's daylight.

But it's quarter to midnight.

Beyond date, they haven't started in 15 minutes.

You can't keep thinking like that, Rick.

What about that guy texting Harvey?

I'm going to head back to the station and chase up the prison CCTV footage.

Where are you?

Rick? I can't stay home.

She might come back.

And what if she didn't?

Any news on Helen?

We can't be too careful.

Rick. I know I shouldn't be... I'm so very sorry.

Do we know anything about this John Shaw, who he is yet?

Yeah, the prison has supplied the address for the visiting order, but it

derelict, so he must have provided a fake ID.

Okay, well, we know that Mel isn't the killer.

We know that now because the real killer is with my wife. Rick, sit down.

I have to ask you, both of you, does Helen have any reason to want to teach

a lesson?

Could she be hiding out somewhere?

No, no, why would she?

Was there any tension because of you two working together?

Look, I know that Helen wasn't happy to start with, but... She was angry that

we'd spent a night away in a hotel and that I didn't keep in touch with her.

She asked me if anything had happened between us and I said no. I reassured

but she was fine. She was in the middle of cooking her supper. I don't

understand. Where is she?

Just heard from the prison.

They're running checks on the CCTV for the date John Shaw visited right now.

The email from the prison's come through.

There's a picture attached.

There's John Shaw.

Right, good to go.

Hello, love.

Ma 'am, is Jamie there?

No. He's late and he's not answering his phone. Okay.

Listen to me, lock the doors. If Jamie comes, don't let him in. Why not?

There are police officers on the way to keep you safe.

Jamie's dangerous.

She's a sweetheart.

How exactly did you find him?

Well, I googled dementia carers. I found the Castle Edge Agency.

Castle Edge Agency.

What is their name?

Chilston. Right, I'm off.

No, no, don't leave the house. Do you know where Jamie lives? Hi, I'm ringing

about one of your dementia carers, Jamie Chilston.

His mum and dad in town somewhere. But he's from North Wales.

That's not a crime, is it?

Well... Do you have Jamie's number?

Ma 'am, look, this is serious.

We think Jamie might have been involved in Abby Rayner's murder.

OK, thank you.

It's a different number to the page you go use to text Harvey.

No, it's switched off.

Get in touch with Peck, see what they can do.

OK, thanks.

Thanks.

He's been a carer for five years. The castle has where he's been working for

last four months. He's one of the best.

I mean, it's not a coincidence that he's ended up at my parents' place.

Moxie, go to his address, take uniform, see what you can find.

I'll get his car, Reg, and then run an NPR search.

16 hours.

What? Between Sian Hinton going missing and her time of death.

16 hours.

The pathologist said that he kept her alive in the bunker for a few hours

he... strangled her. Helen went missing around seven o 'clock last night. If

Jamie is following Harvey's pattern, that gives us until midday at best

Helen is killed.

So there's still time.

I believe that the murder wasn't exactly a memoir.

No, but that was Jamie's first attempt.

This time you might get it right.

Rick, you shouldn't really be on police premises.

Why not?

Because... Dear Sheldon is the missing person's husband and can't be involved

any way.

We'll do everything we can to find Alan.

Rick, before you go, you've got a photo of Alan.

you know.

Hi.

Hi. Have you seen your mother?

No. Why?

Gran dropped me off while she went to the shops so I could pack.

Is everything okay, Dad?

Why am I thin with Gran and Gramps?

Um... Well, you know, your mother and father are really busy at work and,

We didn't want to put pressure on you to go back to school.

But you thought Mum was here.

Yeah, that's why I was so surprised.

It's incredibly clear, too.

There's a picture.

He only moved down here recently.

Should I run some checks and send it now?

That's where he is now that matters, and whether or not he's got Helen.

There is a tablet here, but it's locked.

Yeah, we haven't got the time to send it off. We need to access that information

now. Hang on, I've got his date of birth in front of me. Mogsy, try 170795 as

his passcode.

No luck.

Harvey's date of birth?

Uh, 180358.

No. What about the date of the first half, not murder?

18 -11 -11.

We're in.

Now look for the last seen location and that should show you where the phone was

last switched on.

Got a location for where Jamie's mobile was last turned on?

It's on the road west of Clare Thy Wood.

Shit, when?

25 minutes ago. I'm heading over there now.

Rick, he had photos of Abby and Helen. He was following them.

I've got to go. Sit tight.

Sir? The texts we found between Harvey and Jamie were only the tip of the

iceberg. We found a lot more messages in Jamie's phone records, which Harvey

must have deleted.

What do they say?

We're looking for...

the lead -up to Harvey's murder. One week before, Harvey texted this.

There's no such thing as morality, Jamie.

We're all capable of evil.

But some lack the courage to act on their true desires.

I know you have it in you to kill.

This is your time to shine, my boy.

Sounds like Jamie was being groomed.

You know, maybe Rick was right.

Maybe all of this will follow the exact same pattern as the MO with Sian Hinton.

Which gives us 90 minutes at best.

I want to know where every single bunker is in this fucking woods.

She was going to clock off after the next patient about half three, so she

go to food shopping.

Still not heard anything?

No.

Listen, you haven't seen this guy hanging about, have you? Can you not see

busy we are? He's been stalking us.

No. No.

Can you check where the last patient was, then, please? Come on, Jan.

If it helps.

Anna Jennings.

It's quarter to twelve. We're running out of time.

Are you sure there aren't any other bunkers? No, that's all I've got. Just

three World War II bunkers that are on the list.

Dad, I need your help.

Another nurse is missing.

It took me a while to put my scarf back on. I'm sorry about that.

Have you come about the assault?

No. I'm sorry, Mrs Jennings.

Call me Anna.

How can I help?

You were the last person to see my wife in the hospital.

She's a nurse and she's missing.

You didn't happen to see this man, did you?

Hanging about?

No.

Sorry.

Who is he?

You look exhausted. Why don't you come in?

We found three World War II bunkers, but I'm sure that you said that there was

another one. Do you remember that case that you worked on when I was a baby?

Um...

Oh, Derry Osborne, Swansea Crown Court. I acted as his defence.

He trapped his wife and kids in a bunker in the woods and held them down there

for three weeks.

Where was it, Dad? Because it's not on our list.

You're asking something now, Fionn.

It was a Cold War bunker.

Portman was terrified that there was going to be a nuclear attack, that the

court decided he was unfit to plead.

But I thought his fears were well -founded.

Oh, there's really no need.

Please.

I really have it.

She was kind.

Your wife.

Helen.

Helen.

Insisted on waiting for the taxi to arrive, even though she was in a rush.

Date night with my hub, she said.

An excuse to clam up.

Right.

The bunker was built in 1982.

Do you have the location, Dad?

I've got the exact coordinates here.

51 .5113 degrees north.

Yeah. 4 .5522 degrees west.

Dad, did you tell Jamie about this bunker?

Who's Jamie?

Never mind. Ma 'am?

Thanks. And Dad, you're my hero.

How are you, by the way?

Dying.

Those biscuits might well outlast me.

Brain metastasis from lung cancer.

It's why I came forward.

Sorry if I messed things up for you. Oh, no, I... I did that all by myself.

Would you, um... Do you mind if I use your bathroom before I leave?

Fionn, I just wondered if there was any news. I mean, it's nearly midday.

I mean, fuck, why wasn't I with her?

Rick, are you okay in there?

Yeah.

Yeah, we found it, sir.

I'm going to back up there in 20 minutes.

Stay where you are. Sorry, no time to lose.

Ready?

Secure him!

Rick, we found Jamie.

All the evidence points to him having abducted Helen, but we haven't found

yet, and so far he's not talking.

Call me.

Background on Jamie Tilston.

Might be worth a glance before we start.

Interview with Jamie Tilston.

D .I. Lloyd, D .S. Howells present.

Where's Alan Sheldon, Jimmy?

The nurse was missing.

I read all your text exchanges with Paul Harvey.

I can see that you were in awe of him.

Starstruck, even.

Is that why you strangled Abby Rayner?

Is that why you abducted Alan Sheldon?

And Paul Harvey's very persuasive.

Even more so in person. And you met up with him, didn't you, on the... Uh...

October 17th.

How was it to meet your hero in person, Jamie?

You wouldn't be the first young person to become obsessed with a charismatic

serial killer.

It's grooming, really.

And in your defence, you were manipulated.

I wasn't.

But it's not too late to help yourself, Jamie. So tell me, where have you hidden

Helen Sheldon?

It won't work, Fiona. I won't tell you where she is.

I also know that you cared for your mum, Mandy, since you were a boy.

Because she died of a fentanyl overdose four months ago.

Lead ma 'am out of this, please.

You moved here shortly after that and then you wrote to Paul Harvey.

Now, deep down, I think you're a good man, Jamie, who in the depths of grief

reality and fantasy mixed up and became another one of Paul Harvey's victims. I

approached him. I wrote to him.

And did he ask for your help?

Did he ask you to copy his killings so he could launch an appeal?

I'm not his victim. I chose to kill the nurses.

You think that Helen Sheldon is dead, Jamie?

Why visit Harvey now when your mum had just died?

Were you looking for a father figure?

No, Fionn.

Paul Harvey is my dad.

Didn't know Paul Harvey had biological children. Run Jimmy Tilton's DNA through

the symptoms. He says a match with Paul Harvey.

Mam's from here.

They had a fling.

And by the time she found out she was pregnant, he'd already met Anna, and so

gave Mam money to move away.

So he chose Anna over your mam?

That can't have been easy for her.

Yeah.

Like how Rick chose Helen over you.

Sucks, doesn't it?

Mam didn't want me to contact him, but years ago, before he went to prison, I

came back and saw him.

He told me never to contact him again.

Because his bitch wife, Anna, could only have stillborn babies and wasn't right

in the head.

She made him choose his foster son over me.

A boy the same age, living my life.

When did you visit them, Jamie?

I was 16.

12 years ago.

So around about the time of the heart -knock murder.

Just before.

And so when your mum died, you contacted your dad again?

I could reach him in prison, and I wanted to say sorry.

To what?

For killing the nurses back then, too, and letting him take the rap.

I thought you'd blame the foster kid.

I heard him and Dad argue.

I spy on them like I did with you, Fionn.

And you put Dad away.

So why not come forward, Jamie, and confess?

If you wanted to do the right thing by your dad.

How is it that a 16 -year -old boy Abducts, drugs and strangles two nurses

dumps their bodies without us even knowing that he existed.

I'm impressed.

I'm waiting!

Talk me through it!

Have a solicitor now.

12 -14.

I did do it, Fionn.

I killed them all.

The DNA is a match.

It's Paul Harvey's son.

The duty to the stick can be heard in two hours.

Hey, Moxie.

I don't know what he's playing at, but I don't believe he committed a historical

murder.

Trying to get his dad off the hook.

Maybe he killed Abby and Helen to convince us we've got the wrong man.

But if he's making false confessions about the past, how can we believe him

He was in the bunker, Fionn.

Yeah, okay. Thanks.

They found Jamie's car parked in the woods.

There was nothing inside.

Then we keep searching, even if we're now looking for a body.

Want me to update Rick?

No, don't do it.

Rick, I've been trying to reach you. Can you call me as soon as you get this,

please?

Anand?

Sir?

This is odd.

It's not Helen's DNA on Abby's scarf.

But it's definitely female.

Amen.

I want you to watch her die.

Kellen, back up needed.

Moret did have.

Leif caught. Anna Harvey had.

She's been lying to us.

Three for the price of one.

I could have done it.

I was ready this time.

You're not going to get away with this, Anna.

Fionn would have called it in.

Better start with your wife, then.

The best thing for you to do is just to let us go.

I'll explain how you're still in your husband's role, even now.

He abused you. He never laid a finger on me.

That was a story we made up.

He hit Mel.

Robbie?

That was for his own good.

Make him a proper man.

I always thought Robbie was a war hero.

He never wrote me, he never visited.

And he turned up here a drunk loser.

So what?

You decided to frame him for Harvey's murder?

That whinging bastard, Jamie, was meant to do it.

But he bottled it.

I told him to get Robbie's DNA on the scarf, but he messed that up too. So,

there were doubts about Robbie being the murderer, we decided to frame Jamie

instead.

I mean, he wants to be part of the family.

I was about to take your wife to the bunker for Jamie to have his first kill

when you turned up here.

But Paul killed the nurses, right? Nurses?

Let my babies die.

Then kept me on a ward by an empty cot while all the other mothers nursed their

new Paul.

Demon!

Do you think I'd have let Mary Quinlan take my boy away?

I'd look for a cup of tea.

drugged her, while I confided in her about the abuse, and then

I strangled her.

We hid her body in the bunker till it was quiet in the woods.

What about Sian Enton?

She was asking questions in the hospital, so Paul abducted her for me.

We kept her alive longer to find out who else knew.

You killed her?

I dumped her body.

You were all over Paul, who seemed like the right clown.

And then he was picked out in an I .D. parade.

And he offered to take the rap.

True love, that is, Rick.

Something you know nothing about.

Yeah. Jamie told me.

You slept with Leon.

When you were visiting my husband.

How could you do that?

To the mother of your children?

Oh, please, wait!

Wait!

What do you expect to gain from all this? Revenge.

Stop me from reuniting with my husband.

My lockdown.

I'm dying.

Right.

Please don't kill her. Kill me.

She didn't do anything wrong. I was the one that put Harvey away. Please.

Any last words, Rick?

I beg you.

Please don't do it.

Helen.

Helen. She's not breathing.

Leon.

When Jamie couldn't strangle Harvey Rayner, Anna Harvey, who was keeping

stepped in.

She hid the body, carved a heart knot in a tree, and Jamie planted the scarf in

Mel's den.

That couple spared no one in their bed to reunite.

So far, Jamie's been arrested and bailed for raiding and abetting and perverting

the course of justice.

I suppose he was nothing more than a scapegoat, really.

If I hadn't pushed Alex to lie... If we'd have known that Anna Harvey was

driving the van...

Let's call it unpaid

leave until I work out what to do.

You've got enough to deal with.

I guess you're going to go back to Cardiff now, are you?

Go and get your wife.

Theo.

I'm going to smoke.

What is it?

The thought of losing you.

I really love you.

I know you do.

Best you can.

And I tried so hard to trust you.

But it's true what Anna said, isn't it?

I'm sorry.

I won't fight for you this time, Rick.

And when I get out of here, I don't want you at the house.

I need to escape the past just as much as you do.

You'll be okay.