1 00:01:34,045 --> 00:01:36,036 Hiya. 2 00:01:37,725 --> 00:01:39,716 Luke? 3 00:01:41,045 --> 00:01:43,036 Laura? 4 00:01:47,525 --> 00:01:49,516 What you doing? 5 00:01:53,005 --> 00:01:54,996 Luke? 6 00:01:58,845 --> 00:01:59,845 Luke, son! 7 00:02:01,405 --> 00:02:03,635 Luke... Luke. 8 00:02:09,605 --> 00:02:11,516 Luke... 9 00:02:11,565 --> 00:02:13,556 Son. 10 00:02:16,405 --> 00:02:19,078 Luke darling. Luke! 11 00:03:15,525 --> 00:03:19,643 Ah, come on. Two minutes of your life. 12 00:03:19,685 --> 00:03:22,597 He doesn't deserve this, you know. No-one does. 13 00:03:22,645 --> 00:03:24,636 You never met him. 14 00:03:26,605 --> 00:03:28,596 No. You're right. 15 00:03:30,205 --> 00:03:32,196 I just didn't know who else to ask. 16 00:03:33,925 --> 00:03:36,644 Yeah, come here, come here. Just give us it here. 17 00:03:37,445 --> 00:03:39,436 Away then. 18 00:03:40,285 --> 00:03:42,276 Thanks, love. 19 00:03:43,525 --> 00:03:46,198 Should we say a prayer then or what? 20 00:03:59,765 --> 00:04:02,643 You not coming then? What? No. I'll just... 21 00:04:08,725 --> 00:04:12,354 Come on. You're all right. I'll just... 22 00:05:35,125 --> 00:05:36,604 Here. Yeah. 23 00:05:36,645 --> 00:05:38,636 Drink up. Cheers. 24 00:05:39,485 --> 00:05:41,476 Glad that's over. 25 00:05:48,045 --> 00:05:50,036 Why this place? 26 00:05:50,725 --> 00:05:52,716 Dad always liked a full breakfast. 27 00:05:53,485 --> 00:05:56,318 Hello? Chief Inspector Vera Stanhope. 28 00:06:34,205 --> 00:06:36,116 MAN: Vera? 29 00:06:37,485 --> 00:06:41,034 Time of death? Midnight, give or take... 30 00:06:41,085 --> 00:06:42,916 God. And again. 31 00:06:42,965 --> 00:06:46,037 Oh. Thanks, love. 32 00:06:46,085 --> 00:06:46,801 Welcome. 33 00:06:46,845 --> 00:06:48,915 When I find the bugger who gave me this cold... 34 00:06:50,525 --> 00:06:54,484 Oops. Pardon me. Well, there's one mystery cleared up. 35 00:06:55,085 --> 00:06:59,078 Say hello to your wife and kids for me, Billy. How old is little Jack now? 36 00:06:59,125 --> 00:07:01,116 His name is Raymond. 37 00:07:01,445 --> 00:07:04,960 So... we've ruled out suicide? 38 00:07:05,005 --> 00:07:07,803 Evidently. Thin abrasion round the neck? 39 00:07:07,845 --> 00:07:09,563 Strangled? A wire or what? 40 00:07:09,605 --> 00:07:12,199 Skin's not broken so unlikely. 41 00:07:12,245 --> 00:07:15,078 Some kind of thin rope, I imagine. So not drowned? 42 00:07:15,125 --> 00:07:17,844 No, death was moments before the body entered the water. 43 00:07:17,885 --> 00:07:22,197 I'm speculating... somewhere in the house. Then carted in here and dropped in the tub. 44 00:07:22,245 --> 00:07:25,715 Not dropped. Placed. Precision. 45 00:07:27,565 --> 00:07:29,556 And those flowers? 46 00:07:30,125 --> 00:07:32,798 Shop-bought? Oh, no. 47 00:07:33,685 --> 00:07:35,755 They're wild flowers, must be. 48 00:07:36,645 --> 00:07:38,875 Meadow flowers. 49 00:07:38,925 --> 00:07:40,916 We'll need an expert. OK. 50 00:07:43,885 --> 00:07:46,718 Nice-looking. Luke Armstrong. 51 00:07:46,765 --> 00:07:48,562 15 last April. 52 00:07:49,485 --> 00:07:52,602 They almost look younger, don't they, after... 53 00:07:56,565 --> 00:07:59,443 OK, erm... Home alone, the lad? 54 00:07:59,485 --> 00:08:01,396 No. Laura, kid sister. 55 00:08:03,965 --> 00:08:06,718 She was in there. Right. 56 00:08:09,085 --> 00:08:12,043 Entry? Our killer? Kitchen window open, apparently. 57 00:08:12,085 --> 00:08:14,963 Oh? That was usual, was it? 58 00:08:15,805 --> 00:08:17,557 Leaving the window open? 59 00:08:17,605 --> 00:08:19,596 Well, her daughter's asthmatic. 60 00:08:21,525 --> 00:08:23,675 VERA: So... 61 00:08:23,725 --> 00:08:27,035 The killer comes through the window. 62 00:08:28,125 --> 00:08:30,923 Prints? Partial footwear impression. 63 00:08:30,965 --> 00:08:32,876 Must be some kind of walking boot, eh? 64 00:08:32,925 --> 00:08:34,358 Yeah, looks like it. 65 00:08:34,405 --> 00:08:37,044 What about the girl? She must have heard something. 66 00:08:37,085 --> 00:08:39,121 Spark-out apparently. 67 00:08:39,165 --> 00:08:41,554 Asleep? And we believe that? 68 00:08:42,205 --> 00:08:44,196 Teenagers. Believe anything. 69 00:08:46,205 --> 00:08:48,639 Should do nicely, for publicity. 70 00:08:48,685 --> 00:08:50,596 I'll have a word. 71 00:08:50,645 --> 00:08:53,000 And mum? Where's mum? 72 00:08:55,405 --> 00:08:59,637 I should phone the school, should I? Is that what you do? 73 00:08:59,685 --> 00:09:02,279 It's all taken care of. Right. 74 00:09:03,925 --> 00:09:05,836 Mind how you go there. 75 00:09:05,885 --> 00:09:08,843 I know he was down in the dumps lately, but... 76 00:09:09,965 --> 00:09:15,835 Julie, your son... didn't take his own life. 77 00:09:17,965 --> 00:09:20,160 POLICE RADIO: OK. Ready to move the body. 78 00:09:20,205 --> 00:09:23,083 Right. Come on. Let's take ourselves off for a bit. 79 00:09:23,125 --> 00:09:25,116 Come on, pet. 80 00:09:28,205 --> 00:09:30,400 I got home... 81 00:09:30,885 --> 00:09:32,876 must have been 11:30. 82 00:09:34,365 --> 00:09:36,242 Bus or taxi? 83 00:09:36,285 --> 00:09:42,440 Yeah, it was a bus. Gary... he works on the sound desk at the Sage. 84 00:09:42,485 --> 00:09:44,635 Your fella? Aye. 85 00:09:44,685 --> 00:09:48,598 Well, he had to get back and help out after the show, 86 00:09:48,645 --> 00:09:52,524 so he left us at a taxi rank at the Quayside. 87 00:09:54,965 --> 00:09:56,956 I'm a bit short, to tell you the truth. 88 00:09:57,605 --> 00:09:59,994 I didn't want to seem like I was begging for a handout, 89 00:10:00,045 --> 00:10:02,764 so I waited till he wasn't looking, then I... 90 00:10:02,805 --> 00:10:05,194 Ah, right. You got the bus instead. Aye. 91 00:10:06,285 --> 00:10:08,845 Anything catch your eye? Cars? Faces? 92 00:10:11,325 --> 00:10:15,113 There was a jeep kind of thing at the bottom of the street. 93 00:10:15,765 --> 00:10:17,164 Jeep? Yeah. 94 00:10:17,205 --> 00:10:19,435 You mean a Land Rover? Aye, that's it. 95 00:10:20,021 --> 00:10:21,021 Color? 96 00:10:21,045 --> 00:10:24,958 Green... brown maybe. 97 00:10:28,325 --> 00:10:31,761 If I'd drunk a bit less, kept a clear head, then maybe... 98 00:10:34,365 --> 00:10:38,074 You said Luke had been a bit down lately. 99 00:10:38,125 --> 00:10:40,116 Aye, well, he's... Luke's very... 100 00:10:43,765 --> 00:10:47,075 He was... very sensitive. 101 00:10:47,845 --> 00:10:51,804 I know we always say that, don't we, but he... he was. 102 00:10:52,965 --> 00:10:54,921 Why now in particular? 103 00:10:54,965 --> 00:10:59,993 Well, his friend Tommy drowned in the summer and Luke, poor lad, saw it happen. 104 00:11:00,045 --> 00:11:02,036 Tommy Sharp? Aye. Aye. 105 00:11:02,485 --> 00:11:05,079 I kept telling him, "Son, it's not your fault." 106 00:11:07,805 --> 00:11:11,354 Do you think, if I'd just waited for that taxi... 107 00:11:11,405 --> 00:11:12,884 No. Don't do that. 108 00:11:12,925 --> 00:11:15,837 20 quid from the Quayside to Blyth, it's not even... 109 00:11:18,565 --> 00:11:22,558 I don't deserve kids, I don't. 110 00:11:23,485 --> 00:11:25,476 Oh! 111 00:11:28,005 --> 00:11:29,996 Oh, my beautiful boy. 112 00:11:31,085 --> 00:11:33,076 I'm sorry. 113 00:11:35,205 --> 00:11:37,196 Oh, God. 114 00:11:40,325 --> 00:11:42,361 What happens now? 115 00:11:42,405 --> 00:11:44,236 You try to get some rest. 116 00:11:44,285 --> 00:11:47,197 If you remember anything at all you've got my number. 117 00:11:47,245 --> 00:11:49,236 Aye. 118 00:11:51,725 --> 00:11:54,080 What's he doing here? Gary? 119 00:11:56,925 --> 00:11:58,916 I'm so sorry. 120 00:12:07,073 --> 00:12:08,392 Hiya. BO Y: Mum! 121 00:12:10,633 --> 00:12:14,672 Oh, how are you? You all right? Did you have a good day? 122 00:12:14,713 --> 00:12:16,146 Good? It was good. 123 00:12:16,193 --> 00:12:18,502 Did you get on well? I don't know. 124 00:12:18,553 --> 00:12:20,544 No, have you not decided yet? No. 125 00:12:21,353 --> 00:12:24,709 You must be James' mum. Hi, yeah, yeah. Felicity. How you doing? 126 00:12:24,753 --> 00:12:26,072 I'm Lily Marsh. Right. 127 00:12:26,113 --> 00:12:28,183 I'm James' new teacher? Oh, yeah. 128 00:12:28,233 --> 00:12:30,349 About the beach hut? What about it? 129 00:12:30,913 --> 00:12:34,110 Er... he did tell you, didn't he? What's that? 130 00:12:34,153 --> 00:12:37,065 James, I don't believe you! 131 00:12:37,113 --> 00:12:38,262 I'm sorry. 132 00:12:38,313 --> 00:12:40,952 It's just we were talking in class about where we all lived 133 00:12:40,993 --> 00:12:43,507 and I happened to mention I was in between digs, you know, 134 00:12:43,553 --> 00:12:46,670 and James here pipes up and says you were after a tenant. 135 00:12:46,713 --> 00:12:49,591 Oh, you cheeky monkey. 136 00:12:50,753 --> 00:12:53,028 Well, you know, I don't know. 137 00:12:53,673 --> 00:12:55,743 Hey. You're not after a tenant, then? 138 00:12:55,793 --> 00:12:59,388 Well, we have talked about it I suppose, you know. But... 139 00:12:59,433 --> 00:13:02,072 I'm so sorry, I should have called direct. 140 00:13:02,113 --> 00:13:04,069 If I run I might still catch that bus. 141 00:13:04,113 --> 00:13:07,662 No, no, listen. I expect we can fit you in our busy schedule, can't we? 142 00:13:07,713 --> 00:13:09,704 Really? Eh, Jamie? 143 00:13:29,833 --> 00:13:31,744 Come on! 144 00:13:31,793 --> 00:13:33,784 FELICITY: Open up. 145 00:13:34,553 --> 00:13:36,544 Jamie, the key's under the mat. 146 00:13:46,553 --> 00:13:48,544 Here. On the head. 147 00:13:49,393 --> 00:13:51,384 Oh, sorry. 148 00:13:53,513 --> 00:13:55,504 Oh... 149 00:13:55,553 --> 00:13:57,111 It's very nice. 150 00:13:57,153 --> 00:13:58,666 It's peaceful, you know. 151 00:13:58,713 --> 00:14:01,227 A lot of privacy if that's what you're after. 152 00:14:02,553 --> 00:14:06,262 So there's sitting... area, 153 00:14:06,953 --> 00:14:10,787 shower, fridge, all mod cons. 154 00:14:30,433 --> 00:14:32,264 Thank you. 155 00:14:32,313 --> 00:14:34,622 You're very kind, letting me in like this. 156 00:14:34,673 --> 00:14:36,186 You're welcome. 157 00:14:38,633 --> 00:14:40,624 Oh, beautiful flowers. 158 00:14:42,633 --> 00:14:44,624 Mm. 159 00:14:46,193 --> 00:14:48,184 I always love roses, don't you? 160 00:14:50,193 --> 00:14:51,626 Mm-hm. 161 00:14:56,873 --> 00:14:59,467 OK. Rise and shine. 162 00:15:00,073 --> 00:15:02,906 Holly, what were they? Shop-bought or what? 163 00:15:02,953 --> 00:15:04,864 Gathered by hand, according to Forensics. 164 00:15:04,913 --> 00:15:07,507 But I spoke to a botanist at the uni an hour ago. 165 00:15:07,553 --> 00:15:09,350 He's tied up for the rest of the day, 166 00:15:09,393 --> 00:15:12,351 but I described them over the phone and he said that they were... 167 00:15:12,393 --> 00:15:14,953 Wildflowers, found in every ditch in Northumberland. 168 00:15:14,993 --> 00:15:16,267 Basically, yeah. 169 00:15:16,793 --> 00:15:18,784 15 years old. 170 00:15:20,113 --> 00:15:22,104 He was targeted. Why? 171 00:15:22,153 --> 00:15:24,269 Anything at all? 172 00:15:24,313 --> 00:15:26,781 His head teacher said Luke had learning difficulties. 173 00:15:26,833 --> 00:15:29,108 Got behavioral reports going back a year or two. 174 00:15:29,153 --> 00:15:32,748 OK. He was bored. Bit lost. 175 00:15:33,433 --> 00:15:35,867 Wrong postcode for dyslexia. 176 00:15:35,913 --> 00:15:37,904 Dad's in his grave. 177 00:15:37,953 --> 00:15:41,150 Mum's hanging off her hinges, worships the bones of him. 178 00:15:42,153 --> 00:15:46,271 And someone climbs in the window, strangles our lad with a length of rope, 179 00:15:46,913 --> 00:15:51,191 and then places him in a warm tub like some poncey installation at the Baltic. 180 00:15:52,193 --> 00:15:54,753 And then there's his class mate. Tommy Sharp. 181 00:15:54,793 --> 00:15:56,863 Davy's lad. 182 00:15:56,913 --> 00:15:59,985 Oh, look. It woke up. 183 00:16:03,113 --> 00:16:04,751 Tell em, Joe. 184 00:16:04,793 --> 00:16:08,388 Tommy drowned four months back whilst playing with our victim by the sea. 185 00:16:08,433 --> 00:16:10,424 Coroner's verdict: Misadventure. 186 00:16:10,473 --> 00:16:12,828 Now, no blame was attached to Luke. 187 00:16:12,873 --> 00:16:15,387 They were class-mates, best friends apparently, 188 00:16:15,433 --> 00:16:18,470 and according to one eye-witness they were playing peacefully. 189 00:16:18,513 --> 00:16:21,346 Tommy got carried out by the current, Luke went in after him. 190 00:16:21,393 --> 00:16:23,145 He was lucky not to drown himself. 191 00:16:23,193 --> 00:16:25,753 Charlie, blag a copy of the coroner's report. 192 00:16:25,793 --> 00:16:28,068 Will do. And then comes the memorial. 193 00:16:28,193 --> 00:16:30,184 Same place as Tommy drowned. 194 00:16:30,473 --> 00:16:31,508 Joe. 195 00:16:38,353 --> 00:16:40,344 Flowers on the water. 196 00:16:41,873 --> 00:16:43,704 They're not wildflowers. 197 00:16:43,753 --> 00:16:46,472 No, they look shop-bought to me. 198 00:16:48,033 --> 00:16:53,949 So, the flowers on Luke, are they some sort of homage to this other lad? 199 00:16:54,033 --> 00:16:55,671 Or revenge? Reprisal? 200 00:16:55,713 --> 00:16:58,432 That's a question I'm hoping to put... 201 00:17:01,433 --> 00:17:03,424 to this man. 202 00:17:03,473 --> 00:17:05,384 It's Tommy's father. Davy Sharp. 203 00:17:05,433 --> 00:17:08,823 Walked out of prison nine days ago. Been off the radar ever since. 204 00:17:10,713 --> 00:17:12,704 Your characters... 205 00:17:14,033 --> 00:17:16,024 are more real... 206 00:17:16,953 --> 00:17:18,625 than anyone except... 207 00:17:18,673 --> 00:17:20,664 I suppose... 208 00:17:21,353 --> 00:17:24,072 Because, under... 209 00:17:24,113 --> 00:17:26,229 made it kinder. What was I thinking? 210 00:17:27,113 --> 00:17:31,026 He would count it a blessing... 211 00:17:31,993 --> 00:17:35,952 if I fell under a bus. 212 00:17:36,713 --> 00:17:39,625 But I will not go quietly. 213 00:18:05,913 --> 00:18:07,904 Let me out! 214 00:18:08,313 --> 00:18:10,304 Let me out of here! 215 00:18:10,873 --> 00:18:13,182 Please! I can't breathe. 216 00:19:23,353 --> 00:19:25,344 Oh, Dad. 217 00:19:30,513 --> 00:19:33,425 This is where he was spotted the last couple of days. 218 00:19:39,873 --> 00:19:41,864 Hello, Davy. 219 00:19:42,753 --> 00:19:44,744 What you doing here? 220 00:19:46,353 --> 00:19:48,344 Your family's worried sick. 221 00:19:53,273 --> 00:19:55,343 This one of Tommy's old haunts, is it? 222 00:19:56,753 --> 00:19:58,744 His name was Thomas. 223 00:20:00,273 --> 00:20:05,188 I need to talk to you about your son's friend. Luke Armstrong? 224 00:20:05,793 --> 00:20:08,785 I'm afraid he died Thursday night. 225 00:20:09,633 --> 00:20:12,431 Murdered in his own bed. What do you think of that? 226 00:20:14,113 --> 00:20:16,422 How did they kill him? A length of rope. 227 00:20:18,073 --> 00:20:20,667 You were angry with Luke for your son's death. 228 00:20:21,273 --> 00:20:23,264 It's all in the report. 229 00:20:25,153 --> 00:20:28,543 Thomas Sharp slipped and fell in the water. 230 00:20:29,553 --> 00:20:32,943 His best friend Luke tried to save him but he drowned anyway. 231 00:20:34,753 --> 00:20:36,311 Still... 232 00:20:36,353 --> 00:20:38,344 Life goes on, eh? 233 00:20:40,073 --> 00:20:45,306 A neighbor just told my sergeant that you were seen spying on Luke's house. 234 00:20:46,353 --> 00:20:49,948 He never told his mother, like. He didn't want to frighten her. 235 00:20:49,993 --> 00:20:51,824 What were you following him for, Davy? 236 00:20:51,873 --> 00:20:54,148 I wanted to hear him say that he tried his best. 237 00:20:54,193 --> 00:20:55,672 Ma'am. 238 00:20:56,873 --> 00:20:58,864 Hey! Don't you touch that. 239 00:20:59,193 --> 00:21:01,661 What were you doing on Thursday night? Thursday? 240 00:21:01,713 --> 00:21:03,590 Anyone see you? Vouch for you? 241 00:21:03,633 --> 00:21:05,225 Hey! Get your hands off that. 242 00:21:05,273 --> 00:21:07,343 Don't you touch that. I want yous out of here! 243 00:21:07,393 --> 00:21:09,384 I want yous out now! Get out! 244 00:21:13,273 --> 00:21:15,787 You'd better arrest him, Joe. 245 00:21:16,273 --> 00:21:18,264 He could do with a decent meal. 246 00:21:26,513 --> 00:21:28,390 There we go. 247 00:21:28,433 --> 00:21:30,424 I think it's a ring ouzel. 248 00:21:34,633 --> 00:21:36,624 It's a blackbird. 249 00:21:46,673 --> 00:21:48,664 Ring number 64. 250 00:21:50,073 --> 00:21:52,064 Full female. 251 00:21:52,873 --> 00:21:54,864 128. 252 00:21:58,033 --> 00:21:59,910 There you go. 253 00:22:06,153 --> 00:22:07,347 Cheers! 254 00:22:07,393 --> 00:22:09,588 Never. No, it's true. One year to go. 255 00:22:09,673 --> 00:22:11,664 It's not like it's a trade secret. 256 00:22:14,273 --> 00:22:15,342 Right... 257 00:22:19,593 --> 00:22:21,584 Oh! 258 00:22:22,233 --> 00:22:24,428 What do you think, Jim? It's brilliant. 259 00:22:24,473 --> 00:22:27,510 It's not just any clock. You've got to wind it up to the hour... 260 00:22:27,553 --> 00:22:29,430 Gary's idea. I can see that. 261 00:22:29,473 --> 00:22:31,350 Chaffinch. Chaffinch? 262 00:22:31,393 --> 00:22:33,384 Song thrush. 263 00:22:34,993 --> 00:22:36,870 Well, that is... 264 00:22:36,913 --> 00:22:39,108 And every hour it's a different garden bird. 265 00:22:39,153 --> 00:22:41,621 Obscene. Just what you always wanted. 266 00:22:43,713 --> 00:22:45,510 Peter? 267 00:22:45,553 --> 00:22:47,430 It's not much. It's... 268 00:22:47,473 --> 00:22:50,033 It's a paper bag. Very promising. 269 00:22:50,553 --> 00:22:51,553 Oh. 270 00:22:53,593 --> 00:22:57,188 Did you do this? We all look half our age! 271 00:22:57,233 --> 00:22:59,428 Well, we were. It's from an old Polaroid. 272 00:22:59,473 --> 00:23:01,703 It's our first ever trip. Do you remember? 273 00:23:01,753 --> 00:23:03,072 Up in Skye. Yeah. 274 00:23:03,113 --> 00:23:04,626 Skye. 275 00:23:06,873 --> 00:23:09,262 Thank you, Clive. Where do we hang it? 276 00:23:09,593 --> 00:23:11,663 It's a shoo-in for the outdoor khazi. 277 00:23:12,193 --> 00:23:14,502 Very funny. He's just jealous. 278 00:23:14,553 --> 00:23:16,908 Oi, where are you sneaking off to? 279 00:23:16,953 --> 00:23:18,864 Nowhere. I'll come with you if you like. 280 00:23:18,913 --> 00:23:22,428 No, Gary, you stay put. Don't go too far, my love. 281 00:23:41,513 --> 00:23:43,504 Mum! 282 00:23:44,433 --> 00:23:46,230 Dad! 283 00:23:48,833 --> 00:23:50,824 Mum! 284 00:24:23,153 --> 00:24:25,144 There's our eye-witness. 285 00:24:25,513 --> 00:24:27,504 James Calvert, aged nine. 286 00:24:28,073 --> 00:24:30,064 One for you I think. 287 00:24:31,833 --> 00:24:33,630 Lily Marsh was his teacher. 288 00:24:33,673 --> 00:24:35,982 What? At the local school in Hepworth. 289 00:24:36,993 --> 00:24:38,745 She ever teach Luke Armstrong? 290 00:24:38,793 --> 00:24:41,148 There's no chance. She was only there six weeks. 291 00:24:41,193 --> 00:24:43,184 Part of her training, apparently. 292 00:24:45,113 --> 00:24:47,104 What the... 293 00:24:49,673 --> 00:24:51,152 Hey! 294 00:24:54,833 --> 00:25:00,351 Get off! Which one of you dozy dickwipes came up with this brave notion? 295 00:25:00,393 --> 00:25:04,102 Nobody touches the body till Forensics get here. That's what they said. 296 00:25:04,153 --> 00:25:06,872 Get Billy Cartwright on the phone. Now! 297 00:25:13,753 --> 00:25:16,426 Mm. Mmm. 298 00:25:17,953 --> 00:25:19,784 Better? 299 00:25:19,833 --> 00:25:22,142 Now, that is moist. 300 00:25:23,753 --> 00:25:25,744 Aren't you clever. 301 00:25:26,073 --> 00:25:28,064 Thanks. 302 00:25:33,833 --> 00:25:38,065 That was a stroke of luck for us, your lad chancing on the victim. 303 00:25:38,633 --> 00:25:40,385 It's one way of putting it, I suppose. 304 00:25:40,433 --> 00:25:43,106 One more hour, she'd have been swept out to sea. 305 00:25:43,153 --> 00:25:44,666 Yeah. 306 00:25:44,713 --> 00:25:48,023 Mind you, the boys were going to walk up to the castle, so... 307 00:25:48,593 --> 00:25:50,663 I suppose someone might have seen her. 308 00:25:50,713 --> 00:25:52,510 How is he? Just gone down. 309 00:25:52,553 --> 00:25:54,544 Really? 310 00:25:54,593 --> 00:25:57,027 My little boy. He'll be OK. 311 00:25:57,073 --> 00:26:00,270 A thing like this, though, you just don't know what goes in, do you? 312 00:26:00,313 --> 00:26:02,304 Jamie adored her. 313 00:26:02,353 --> 00:26:04,821 I saw her, you know. She was here yesterday. 314 00:26:05,113 --> 00:26:08,230 You never said. Yeah. She'd heard about the beach hut 315 00:26:08,913 --> 00:26:10,904 and she came to the house. 316 00:26:11,393 --> 00:26:13,384 I was waiting to hear from her. 317 00:26:14,153 --> 00:26:16,713 I'm going to go and see him. Sweetheart, he'll be fine. 318 00:26:16,753 --> 00:26:18,744 I'll just be a minute. 319 00:26:18,993 --> 00:26:20,984 Dr Calvert. 320 00:26:22,873 --> 00:26:26,263 You ever meet the victim? Through the university, perhaps? 321 00:26:27,113 --> 00:26:28,865 I'm Botany. 322 00:26:28,913 --> 00:26:30,904 Wrong end of campus. 323 00:26:31,033 --> 00:26:34,708 I think your sergeant said she was studying English, wasn't she? 324 00:26:43,153 --> 00:26:45,144 What a thing. 325 00:26:45,753 --> 00:26:48,267 There's still time to go down to the castle... 326 00:26:50,793 --> 00:26:52,545 if we're all done here. 327 00:26:52,593 --> 00:26:54,584 That's not really on, is it. No? 328 00:26:55,793 --> 00:26:57,784 Sorry. 329 00:26:58,193 --> 00:27:02,106 So, just to be clear, none of you gentlemen had ever met the victim? Hm? 330 00:27:04,073 --> 00:27:06,064 Gary's the lady's man. 331 00:27:06,433 --> 00:27:08,424 He's joking. 332 00:27:09,553 --> 00:27:11,623 I thought I knew your face. 333 00:27:12,273 --> 00:27:15,902 Yesterday morning you were waiting outside Julie Armstrong's house. 334 00:27:15,953 --> 00:27:17,830 Yeah? 335 00:27:17,873 --> 00:27:21,309 What time did you get up here? Today? Erm... 336 00:27:21,353 --> 00:27:23,821 It'd be about two o'clock, was it? 337 00:27:24,593 --> 00:27:26,424 I've been at work all morning. 338 00:27:30,233 --> 00:27:31,507 So, what? 339 00:27:31,553 --> 00:27:33,544 You work at the Sage Gateshead, don't you? 340 00:27:33,593 --> 00:27:36,505 That's right. I was devastated about her boy. 341 00:27:36,553 --> 00:27:38,544 She's none too bright herself. 342 00:27:40,473 --> 00:27:42,384 That one yours, is it, sir? 343 00:27:42,433 --> 00:27:44,424 Yeah, how did you know? 344 00:27:44,473 --> 00:27:46,464 Mind if my lads have a nose inside? 345 00:27:46,833 --> 00:27:48,824 No, if it helps. 346 00:27:51,553 --> 00:27:53,350 Thursday night. 347 00:27:53,393 --> 00:27:54,951 What? 348 00:27:54,993 --> 00:27:56,984 You spent the evening with Julie. 349 00:27:58,073 --> 00:27:59,984 Then dropped her at the taxi rank. 350 00:28:00,033 --> 00:28:02,228 Aye, yeah. I fancied a walk. 351 00:28:03,513 --> 00:28:05,981 She was under the impression you had to get back to work. 352 00:28:06,033 --> 00:28:07,944 Was she? 353 00:28:07,993 --> 00:28:09,984 No, no, I... 354 00:28:10,273 --> 00:28:12,468 It was a big night. It was a lot to take in. 355 00:28:13,393 --> 00:28:15,384 I just needed to clear my head. 356 00:28:26,593 --> 00:28:28,584 21 years of age, no kids yet. 357 00:28:28,633 --> 00:28:32,023 She had all that ahead of her. A waste, don't you think? 358 00:28:35,153 --> 00:28:37,462 So, she was in the water, what? 359 00:28:37,513 --> 00:28:40,949 A minimum two hours, but she passed her last breath earlier still. 360 00:28:40,993 --> 00:28:43,188 When? 10, 10:30 yesterday morning. 361 00:28:43,713 --> 00:28:45,271 She died elsewhere. 362 00:28:45,313 --> 00:28:47,269 I imagine she was dragged. See? 363 00:28:47,313 --> 00:28:48,746 Same as Luke. 364 00:28:48,793 --> 00:28:51,466 Carried over the rocks from the car park? 365 00:28:51,553 --> 00:28:53,225 A strong fella. 366 00:28:53,273 --> 00:28:56,026 But the last sighting of her was 10:30? 367 00:28:56,073 --> 00:28:59,304 Yeah. The night before, leaving the Crown Posada in the center of town. 368 00:28:59,353 --> 00:29:01,423 What happened to her overnight? 369 00:29:01,473 --> 00:29:03,782 She may have been confined? Eh? 370 00:29:03,833 --> 00:29:05,903 Incarcerated. Any idea where? 371 00:29:06,433 --> 00:29:08,503 I found paint flakes under the nails. 372 00:29:08,713 --> 00:29:10,271 Could be the boot of a car. 373 00:29:10,313 --> 00:29:12,668 Land Rover? Couldn't say. 374 00:29:13,673 --> 00:29:15,743 Same killer. Same murder weapon. 375 00:29:15,793 --> 00:29:17,749 Or similar. A thin rope. 376 00:29:18,433 --> 00:29:22,267 You recall these contusions round the victim's neck. 377 00:29:25,113 --> 00:29:27,422 And flowers? Those we could save. 378 00:29:27,473 --> 00:29:31,182 Heather, thrift, rock rose. Again, picked not shop-bought. 379 00:29:31,233 --> 00:29:32,586 A match? Yeah. 380 00:29:32,633 --> 00:29:35,466 I suppose that rules out Davy Sharp. For this poor lass. 381 00:29:35,513 --> 00:29:39,392 He was with you, wasn't he? Not that I want to tell you your job, but... 382 00:29:39,433 --> 00:29:41,424 Good for you. 383 00:29:41,673 --> 00:29:44,107 Somebody make some sense of this. Joe? 384 00:29:45,393 --> 00:29:49,102 A teenage boy, trainee teacher... never met. 385 00:29:49,793 --> 00:29:51,863 Never spoke, as far as we know. 386 00:29:51,913 --> 00:29:54,188 Both nice-looking, blonde. 387 00:29:55,713 --> 00:29:58,864 I don't suppose there was any... you know, interfering. 388 00:29:59,433 --> 00:30:02,630 Sergeant, you're a gentleman. No, no sign of sexual assault. 389 00:30:02,673 --> 00:30:07,827 Although, I imagine the young lady was dressing up for someone. 390 00:30:15,073 --> 00:30:17,064 He's off in a hurry, isn't he? 391 00:30:19,713 --> 00:30:21,704 Now here's Julie... 392 00:30:22,753 --> 00:30:24,744 pretending to get a taxi. 393 00:30:26,873 --> 00:30:28,864 JOE: A couple of drunks. 394 00:30:28,913 --> 00:30:30,904 Should be ashamed of themselves. 395 00:30:34,593 --> 00:30:37,346 Here's Gary, minding his own business. 396 00:30:45,793 --> 00:30:47,784 Here he comes. 397 00:30:49,233 --> 00:30:51,224 Now he's running. He's in a hurry. 398 00:30:54,433 --> 00:30:56,424 Why is he in such a hurry? 399 00:31:00,953 --> 00:31:04,832 Now, where are you going? 400 00:31:06,193 --> 00:31:08,468 As far as Gary knew she was getting a taxi. 401 00:31:08,513 --> 00:31:10,902 How was he to know she was getting the slow bus home? 402 00:31:10,953 --> 00:31:15,105 He texted her twice on the way asking her not how she was, but where she was. 403 00:31:15,193 --> 00:31:17,104 What's this? Are you pulling a sickie? 404 00:31:17,153 --> 00:31:19,144 I'm on leave. I'm supposed to be. 405 00:31:20,913 --> 00:31:23,347 The head's engaged. We're not even packed yet. 406 00:31:23,393 --> 00:31:25,065 For the hospital. 407 00:31:25,313 --> 00:31:29,067 Plus the mother-in-law's turning up at five with a suitcase full of ravioli. 408 00:31:29,113 --> 00:31:30,626 Lucky old you. 409 00:31:30,673 --> 00:31:33,107 Look at that. I think they're waving at you. 410 00:31:34,113 --> 00:31:36,673 Come and say hello. They won't bite. 411 00:31:36,953 --> 00:31:40,070 Another time, perhaps. I've got that much paperwork to do. 412 00:31:40,113 --> 00:31:43,344 More interviews. An all-nighter I expect. You go on. Go. 413 00:31:44,033 --> 00:31:46,706 You make the most of your family time. 414 00:31:48,513 --> 00:31:50,981 I could send them to the cinema. We've two hours, max. 415 00:31:51,033 --> 00:31:53,024 If you think you could manage it, pet... 416 00:31:53,433 --> 00:31:54,433 Here. 417 00:31:57,153 --> 00:31:59,303 What's that? For the cinema. Take it. 418 00:31:59,353 --> 00:32:01,309 You're very kind. 419 00:32:01,353 --> 00:32:03,344 That wouldn't even buy the popcorn. 420 00:32:05,473 --> 00:32:07,464 What's this got to do with Gary? 421 00:32:09,153 --> 00:32:11,144 Probably nothing at all. 422 00:32:11,593 --> 00:32:13,584 You shouldn't do that. 423 00:32:14,913 --> 00:32:18,622 You shouldn't put thoughts like that into my head. He's a good man. 424 00:32:18,673 --> 00:32:21,631 This lass, have you ever seen her before? 425 00:32:21,673 --> 00:32:23,265 No. 426 00:32:23,313 --> 00:32:25,304 No, I haven't. 427 00:32:25,353 --> 00:32:27,344 Laura? 428 00:32:29,473 --> 00:32:32,306 Who is she? Is she familiar at all? 429 00:32:36,473 --> 00:32:38,862 I almost forgot. This letter came. 430 00:32:40,473 --> 00:32:41,667 Here. 431 00:32:42,473 --> 00:32:45,749 Condolence? No it's addressed to our Luke. See? 432 00:32:47,673 --> 00:32:49,823 They've got the address wrong, you see. 433 00:32:49,873 --> 00:32:52,626 20 Alba Street instead of 20 Alba Terrace. 434 00:32:53,153 --> 00:32:56,668 When did it come? It was yesterday I think. Was it? 435 00:32:58,593 --> 00:33:00,584 What do you think? 436 00:33:02,153 --> 00:33:03,347 Oh... 437 00:33:04,433 --> 00:33:06,424 Innocent enough. 438 00:33:25,393 --> 00:33:27,349 How much rent was she paying? 439 00:33:27,393 --> 00:33:29,384 ?580 a month. 440 00:33:30,273 --> 00:33:32,264 Steep for a trainee teacher. 441 00:33:32,833 --> 00:33:34,585 Posh end of town. 442 00:33:34,633 --> 00:33:36,271 And she was moving out, was she? 443 00:33:36,313 --> 00:33:38,224 Not according to the flat-mate. 444 00:33:38,273 --> 00:33:40,787 But she was behind with her rent, apparently. 445 00:33:43,913 --> 00:33:46,825 So why the sudden urge to move into the Calverts' beach hut... 446 00:33:47,953 --> 00:33:50,592 the day before she died? 447 00:33:54,553 --> 00:33:57,386 Listen, not much longer. We're just finishing up here. 448 00:33:57,433 --> 00:34:00,709 Oh, OK, head off. Enjoy your half day. 449 00:34:01,113 --> 00:34:03,104 Oh, you're very kind. I know. 450 00:34:03,833 --> 00:34:06,108 Yeah, just one or two things... 451 00:34:21,073 --> 00:34:22,950 He's local. 452 00:34:22,993 --> 00:34:25,507 It's unsealed, so there's no trace of saliva. 453 00:34:26,113 --> 00:34:28,104 Smart-arse. 454 00:34:29,633 --> 00:34:31,624 Same as Luke's. 455 00:34:32,393 --> 00:34:34,384 Two down. 456 00:34:34,793 --> 00:34:36,784 Who's next? 457 00:34:37,273 --> 00:34:38,592 Ma'am? 458 00:34:40,673 --> 00:34:42,629 I thought I knew his name. 459 00:34:42,673 --> 00:34:46,143 Samuel Parr, local author, one of the birdwatchers. 460 00:34:53,553 --> 00:34:55,350 Hi, is Julie there? 461 00:34:55,953 --> 00:34:57,181 Julie? 462 00:34:59,193 --> 00:35:00,193 It's Gary. 463 00:35:01,273 --> 00:35:03,229 Sorry? 464 00:35:03,273 --> 00:35:05,184 Yeah, can you put her on? 465 00:35:05,753 --> 00:35:09,462 I just said, didn't I? She can't come to the phone now. Bye. 466 00:35:11,433 --> 00:35:13,424 Thanks, love. 467 00:35:14,593 --> 00:35:16,584 Thank you. 468 00:35:20,353 --> 00:35:22,344 Did you write this? 469 00:35:23,113 --> 00:35:24,671 Shop signing. 470 00:35:24,713 --> 00:35:26,704 It's how we shift books these days. 471 00:35:27,393 --> 00:35:29,384 Standard issue. Total bollocks. 472 00:35:29,433 --> 00:35:30,627 Oh? 473 00:35:30,673 --> 00:35:33,062 The ideal reader is one who leaves you alone. 474 00:35:33,113 --> 00:35:34,990 "Keep in touch"? 475 00:35:37,233 --> 00:35:39,224 Hang on. 476 00:35:47,793 --> 00:35:50,705 There's an outside chance she's in here somewhere. 477 00:35:55,633 --> 00:35:57,464 Oh, it's fan mail. 478 00:35:57,513 --> 00:35:59,344 Daft as it may seem. 479 00:35:59,393 --> 00:36:01,463 I don't know what they expect from me. 480 00:36:18,713 --> 00:36:20,431 Lily? 481 00:36:20,473 --> 00:36:22,464 Marsh. 482 00:36:24,673 --> 00:36:26,629 Are you sure you've never met her? 483 00:36:26,673 --> 00:36:29,824 She's not my sort at all, if that's what you're getting at. 484 00:36:29,873 --> 00:36:32,546 And how do we like our women, Mr. Parr? 485 00:36:33,833 --> 00:36:35,824 You'd be surprised. 486 00:36:40,113 --> 00:36:42,104 These letters... 487 00:36:42,953 --> 00:36:44,864 you ever write back? 488 00:36:44,913 --> 00:36:46,904 Seldom even read them, to be honest. 489 00:36:46,953 --> 00:36:50,866 You're not tempted, all that devotion? 490 00:36:51,873 --> 00:36:53,864 My vanity is more specific. 491 00:36:55,273 --> 00:36:57,582 Certain people, certain times. 492 00:37:01,713 --> 00:37:03,704 This the wife? 493 00:37:04,393 --> 00:37:06,384 Late wife. 494 00:37:08,153 --> 00:37:10,030 Sorry. 495 00:37:10,073 --> 00:37:11,791 That's OK. 496 00:37:11,833 --> 00:37:13,824 Paid to snoop. 497 00:37:17,513 --> 00:37:19,504 Here we go. 498 00:37:37,553 --> 00:37:39,191 Anything good? 499 00:37:39,233 --> 00:37:41,747 I've yet to see them fully clothed. 500 00:37:44,153 --> 00:37:46,223 I thought you told us they were farmers. 501 00:37:46,273 --> 00:37:48,264 That's what my dad said. 502 00:37:48,313 --> 00:37:50,031 Poor sod. 503 00:37:50,473 --> 00:37:53,146 Probably couldn't bring himself to utter the truth. 504 00:37:53,193 --> 00:37:55,787 Nothing he hated worse than being laughed at. 505 00:38:01,313 --> 00:38:03,304 Where did he? 506 00:38:04,513 --> 00:38:07,710 Where did he what? Cook? Clean? Wash his knickers? What? 507 00:38:08,873 --> 00:38:10,864 Where did he die? 508 00:38:12,633 --> 00:38:14,624 In that chair. 509 00:38:15,513 --> 00:38:17,504 I'm joking. 510 00:38:18,193 --> 00:38:20,184 First landing. 511 00:38:20,753 --> 00:38:22,744 Who found him? 512 00:38:24,193 --> 00:38:26,184 Nobody. 513 00:38:29,193 --> 00:38:32,902 Listen, you're not serious about wanting to move up here, are you? 514 00:38:33,633 --> 00:38:35,624 He's only been gone two minutes. 515 00:38:36,633 --> 00:38:38,624 Six weeks. 516 00:38:39,913 --> 00:38:42,222 All it wants is just a bit of tidying up. 517 00:38:43,953 --> 00:38:45,944 Speaking of which, come here. 518 00:38:47,153 --> 00:38:50,941 There's an evil smell, and I can't get the bloody door open. 519 00:38:51,833 --> 00:38:55,143 So you want me to have a look? Well, seeing as you're here. 520 00:39:19,873 --> 00:39:22,671 There's two kinds of birdwatcher, Joe. 521 00:39:24,033 --> 00:39:28,311 One lot, gadding about with their pagers and their funny little lists, 522 00:39:28,353 --> 00:39:31,026 along comes a bird, not even a rare bird... 523 00:39:31,913 --> 00:39:36,225 You see em out on the hard shoulder, bins out, mouths open, 524 00:39:36,273 --> 00:39:38,264 dead to the world. 525 00:39:38,313 --> 00:39:41,942 The other lot Dad's lot - 526 00:39:42,753 --> 00:39:45,221 dragging me out of bed seven years old, 527 00:39:45,553 --> 00:39:48,067 half asleep in the back of the car 528 00:39:48,913 --> 00:39:52,269 while he's up a tree stealing eggs off some raptor. 529 00:39:52,873 --> 00:39:57,867 It was never enough just to look. He had to tear it apart, see how it worked. 530 00:40:01,113 --> 00:40:03,104 He was a bully. 531 00:40:05,273 --> 00:40:08,424 Or maybe he was just scared. 532 00:40:09,553 --> 00:40:12,943 Scared of dying alone in a big empty house. 533 00:40:14,953 --> 00:40:17,467 Did you get a chance to say goodbye? 534 00:40:17,513 --> 00:40:19,981 I don't think goodbye would have covered it. 535 00:40:20,993 --> 00:40:22,984 What's that? 536 00:40:23,313 --> 00:40:25,304 Mist net. 537 00:40:25,713 --> 00:40:27,988 It's what they use to trap migrant birds. 538 00:40:30,033 --> 00:40:31,830 Take it up to the lab, will you? 539 00:40:31,873 --> 00:40:34,467 A murder weapon? It's standard equipment. 540 00:40:35,193 --> 00:40:37,184 Still, there's no harm in asking. 541 00:40:39,393 --> 00:40:42,908 We're back onto those witnesses, then? Peter Calvert and his groupies? 542 00:40:42,953 --> 00:40:44,830 This is not some pet prejudice. 543 00:40:44,873 --> 00:40:47,671 She was put in that rock pool for them to find. 544 00:40:48,793 --> 00:40:50,784 I'm sure of it. 545 00:40:51,793 --> 00:40:53,784 What? 546 00:40:54,233 --> 00:40:57,703 I'm just saying it's the first murder since your dad passed away, 547 00:40:57,753 --> 00:40:59,584 and it's all about bird-watching. 548 00:40:59,633 --> 00:41:02,352 Maybe it is about bird watching. 549 00:41:05,033 --> 00:41:06,466 What? 550 00:41:08,873 --> 00:41:10,591 That was quick. 551 00:41:10,633 --> 00:41:12,624 No, hold on, I'll come with you. 552 00:41:14,473 --> 00:41:16,384 Smart girl, Holly. 553 00:41:17,313 --> 00:41:19,304 Hard work and an open mind. 554 00:41:20,193 --> 00:41:22,548 I was just the same when I was her age. 555 00:41:22,593 --> 00:41:24,584 Ah, right. Course you were. 556 00:41:26,433 --> 00:41:29,823 Mr. Craven's a... What is it? A psychiatric social worker. 557 00:41:31,513 --> 00:41:33,743 She was the most beautiful girl I'd ever seen. 558 00:41:33,793 --> 00:41:35,704 So why dump her, Mr. Craven? 559 00:41:35,753 --> 00:41:37,345 Well, too much, too young. 560 00:41:37,393 --> 00:41:41,147 Plus, I needed to focus on my A-levels. So I pulled the plug. 561 00:41:41,193 --> 00:41:42,865 I tried to anyway. 562 00:41:42,913 --> 00:41:44,710 Lily went off at the deep end. 563 00:41:44,753 --> 00:41:46,664 There was letters, e-mails. 564 00:41:46,713 --> 00:41:48,465 She scared me half to death. 565 00:41:48,513 --> 00:41:50,708 She was obviously having some kind of breakdown. 566 00:41:50,753 --> 00:41:52,550 I think she was even in here for a spell. 567 00:41:52,593 --> 00:41:56,063 These corridors must be teeming with your cast-offs, are they? 568 00:41:56,113 --> 00:41:57,182 Not really. 569 00:41:57,233 --> 00:42:00,111 Friday night. Can you account for your whereabouts? 570 00:42:00,153 --> 00:42:02,826 Er, Friday... Oh, erm... I checked. 571 00:42:02,873 --> 00:42:06,582 He was here all night and the next morning, weren't you, Mr. Craven? 572 00:42:09,793 --> 00:42:13,911 So Lily was obsessive, clingy. That's got to be useful. 573 00:42:14,353 --> 00:42:16,662 Take a look at these. What are they? 574 00:42:16,713 --> 00:42:19,147 Letters. Lily Marsh to Samuel Parr. 575 00:42:19,193 --> 00:42:21,627 I can't think why. He's no Tom Clancy. 576 00:42:22,273 --> 00:42:24,343 She seems to have been seeing someone 577 00:42:24,393 --> 00:42:26,668 up to a couple of weeks ago, an older man. 578 00:42:26,713 --> 00:42:28,112 OK. 579 00:42:28,153 --> 00:42:31,748 And get Charlie to chase up how she was paying the rent, will you? 580 00:42:31,873 --> 00:42:33,864 You're thinking sugar daddy? 581 00:42:33,913 --> 00:42:37,223 It would make sense. Have you got any ideas who he is, Ma'am? 582 00:42:37,273 --> 00:42:39,264 I'm drawing up a short-list. 583 00:42:39,313 --> 00:42:41,304 OK. 584 00:42:43,033 --> 00:42:45,024 What's Joe up to today? 585 00:42:45,553 --> 00:42:47,350 Sin bin. 586 00:42:47,393 --> 00:42:49,384 Keeps him sharp. 587 00:42:54,553 --> 00:42:55,827 Joe. 588 00:43:03,073 --> 00:43:04,472 And there, sir. 589 00:43:04,953 --> 00:43:06,432 Right, cheers. 590 00:43:06,473 --> 00:43:08,384 Registered to a Mr. and Mrs. Blakeworth. 591 00:43:08,433 --> 00:43:11,664 Unlikely suspects, seeing as they got back from Tenerife two hours ago. 592 00:43:11,713 --> 00:43:13,192 Prints? Forensics? 593 00:43:13,233 --> 00:43:15,622 No, no prints. Paint flakes in the boot. 594 00:43:15,673 --> 00:43:17,664 Lily Marsh, was she in the boot? 595 00:43:18,193 --> 00:43:19,911 It's not confirmed, but it looks like. 596 00:43:19,953 --> 00:43:21,386 And? 597 00:43:21,433 --> 00:43:23,424 They found this, back seat. 598 00:43:29,553 --> 00:43:31,544 Mist net. 599 00:43:31,673 --> 00:43:33,770 Item: One stolen Land Rover. Mist net. 600 00:43:33,873 --> 00:43:38,310 Possible match for the murder weapon. Ruling in our confederacy of bird-watchers. 601 00:43:38,353 --> 00:43:40,583 Lily Marsh. Where are we at with the older man? 602 00:43:40,633 --> 00:43:44,706 There's no names in the letters to Parr, but she does talk about him in the first letter. 603 00:43:44,753 --> 00:43:47,426 "Generous and kind," she says. Dated? 604 00:43:47,473 --> 00:43:49,464 Six months back, April 17th. 605 00:43:49,793 --> 00:43:52,785 Two weeks later she's in the posh flat. 606 00:43:53,713 --> 00:43:55,704 Joe. Money? 607 00:43:55,953 --> 00:43:58,945 There's between 400 and 600 quid going in her account every month. 608 00:43:58,993 --> 00:44:00,665 Cash deposits, before you ask. 609 00:44:00,713 --> 00:44:03,181 The last one was? 300, six weeks ago. 610 00:44:03,233 --> 00:44:05,224 Six? 611 00:44:05,313 --> 00:44:08,225 So older man ends it. 612 00:44:09,153 --> 00:44:11,109 Or tries to. 613 00:44:11,153 --> 00:44:14,270 And we know Lily didn't take kindly to being dumped. 614 00:44:15,113 --> 00:44:17,832 What else in those letters? Any mention of Luke Armstrong? 615 00:44:17,873 --> 00:44:19,147 No. 616 00:44:20,273 --> 00:44:22,264 So what's the link? 617 00:44:22,553 --> 00:44:24,430 Luke and Lily. Anybody? 618 00:44:24,473 --> 00:44:26,464 Daft as you like. Gary Wright? 619 00:44:27,793 --> 00:44:29,988 We've already ruled out his Land Rover. 620 00:44:30,353 --> 00:44:33,584 Aye, but he loves the women. Who doesn't? 621 00:44:33,633 --> 00:44:35,624 Maybe he's at it with Lily. 622 00:44:36,113 --> 00:44:39,708 He moves on to Julie. Lily wouldn't let go. 623 00:44:40,553 --> 00:44:42,509 What, so he murders her? 624 00:44:46,393 --> 00:44:48,384 Heather. 625 00:44:48,873 --> 00:44:50,864 Autumn hawkbit. 626 00:44:51,233 --> 00:44:53,224 A bit of wild sorrel. 627 00:44:53,273 --> 00:44:56,026 Nothing you can pin down to a particular place? 628 00:44:56,073 --> 00:44:59,031 No, pretty bog-standard this time of year. 629 00:44:59,753 --> 00:45:01,823 There's no significance you can see? 630 00:45:02,593 --> 00:45:03,912 As in? 631 00:45:03,953 --> 00:45:06,547 Well, the choice of flowers, the arrangement? 632 00:45:08,913 --> 00:45:14,863 It seem like they're laid out... for taste more than anything else. 633 00:45:14,913 --> 00:45:18,383 Taste? Yes, presentation. The look of the thing. 634 00:45:18,833 --> 00:45:20,744 Oh, I see. 635 00:45:20,793 --> 00:45:23,512 You'd need to ask Felicity. She's the real gardener. 636 00:45:23,553 --> 00:45:25,544 Oh. Good for you. 637 00:45:26,033 --> 00:45:28,024 A strong marriage. 638 00:45:28,513 --> 00:45:31,027 Those friends of yours must be dead jealous. 639 00:45:31,713 --> 00:45:33,226 Hardly. 640 00:45:33,273 --> 00:45:35,662 I'm forever farming her out. Oh? 641 00:45:35,713 --> 00:45:39,228 She reads all Sam's stories, and dishes out tea and sympathy 642 00:45:39,273 --> 00:45:42,663 when Gary's latest love affairs go south. 643 00:45:42,713 --> 00:45:46,262 I expect Gary has the pick of them, does he? His line of work? 644 00:45:48,073 --> 00:45:51,861 Um... I don't think it's half as glamorous as that. 645 00:45:56,313 --> 00:45:58,304 Look, I really must get started. 646 00:46:09,793 --> 00:46:11,784 Is this what you call a full house? 647 00:46:13,113 --> 00:46:15,104 These days, yes. 648 00:46:18,993 --> 00:46:20,108 Right. 649 00:46:20,633 --> 00:46:23,591 She sent you alone? Aye, just the once. 650 00:46:23,633 --> 00:46:26,909 Let me guess. Issues around delegation? 651 00:46:28,513 --> 00:46:31,107 You know that thing she does? The country hick thing. 652 00:46:31,153 --> 00:46:33,428 Aye. Doesn't fool me. 653 00:46:34,113 --> 00:46:36,104 Had Peter fooled, though. 654 00:46:36,153 --> 00:46:38,223 He's no fool in that picture. 655 00:46:38,273 --> 00:46:42,983 No. Look how his eyes follow me around the room. 656 00:46:44,673 --> 00:46:46,345 They do, don't they? 657 00:46:46,393 --> 00:46:49,226 As if rebuking me for my idle thoughts. 658 00:46:51,153 --> 00:46:53,383 That's Clive for you. Clive? 659 00:46:53,433 --> 00:46:55,947 Mm-hm. Artist, stray dog, son that never was. 660 00:46:56,833 --> 00:46:58,824 Mind you, Gary's no better. 661 00:47:00,633 --> 00:47:02,225 He's a bit rock'n'roll, is he, Gary? 662 00:47:02,273 --> 00:47:04,264 It's one way of putting it. 663 00:47:04,873 --> 00:47:07,262 They both sulked for years when I showed up. 664 00:47:07,673 --> 00:47:09,664 And what about Samuel Parr? 665 00:47:11,033 --> 00:47:13,024 Sam. 666 00:47:13,753 --> 00:47:15,744 Sam's a bit more normal. 667 00:47:16,793 --> 00:47:20,547 So, Detective Sergeant, what can I do you for? 668 00:47:24,153 --> 00:47:27,031 The young woman who died, who was interested in your beach hut. 669 00:47:27,073 --> 00:47:29,382 I don't know, that was just a mix-up, I think. 670 00:47:29,433 --> 00:47:32,630 She said that um... Jamie, my son, had... 671 00:47:32,673 --> 00:47:34,664 How's he doing? 672 00:47:35,553 --> 00:47:36,906 He's getting there. 673 00:47:36,953 --> 00:47:38,944 Good. Thanks. 674 00:47:39,713 --> 00:47:41,544 You see the thing is, that er... 675 00:47:41,593 --> 00:47:44,232 There's no evidence that she planned to quit her own flat, 676 00:47:44,273 --> 00:47:47,788 so I wondered if you thought she was ever really serious at all? 677 00:47:47,833 --> 00:47:49,630 About? Moving up here? 678 00:47:52,073 --> 00:47:54,064 Hm. Not especially. 679 00:47:54,833 --> 00:47:58,621 No, I don't. In fact, I almost wonder if she was just checking us out. 680 00:47:59,393 --> 00:48:02,669 Maybe she'd had a row with her boyfriend or flatmate or... 681 00:48:04,113 --> 00:48:06,104 I don't know. 682 00:48:10,553 --> 00:48:11,906 VERA: Oh. 683 00:48:11,953 --> 00:48:14,148 Well? Well, what? 684 00:48:14,193 --> 00:48:16,661 Did she ravish you? Just the once. 685 00:48:16,713 --> 00:48:18,908 She had some interesting things to say about you. 686 00:48:18,953 --> 00:48:20,944 Oh? Mr. Stringer, how are you? 687 00:48:22,553 --> 00:48:24,669 You certainly put the wind up Peter. 688 00:48:24,713 --> 00:48:26,431 Oh, called ahead, did he? 689 00:48:26,473 --> 00:48:28,543 Just now. I shouldn't mock, should I? 690 00:48:29,273 --> 00:48:33,152 Good friends, you and Doctor Calvert? The best. And Felicity. 691 00:48:33,593 --> 00:48:35,584 Point of fact, these past months... 692 00:48:38,153 --> 00:48:43,625 Well, my mother, you see, she's been under the same roof... well, all my life. 693 00:48:45,713 --> 00:48:48,227 She's not been well? She forgets. 694 00:48:49,113 --> 00:48:51,183 You go on making excuses for them then... 695 00:48:51,233 --> 00:48:56,182 I wake up, middle of the night, 3:08 it was, front door wide open, 696 00:48:56,233 --> 00:48:59,908 frost on the windscreen, and I finally track her down. 697 00:48:59,953 --> 00:49:03,992 83 years old. She's waltzing up the central reservation in her night-dress. 698 00:49:04,033 --> 00:49:05,307 Oh, nightmare. 699 00:49:05,353 --> 00:49:08,425 And Felicity drove me round all the homes. 700 00:49:08,473 --> 00:49:13,672 And she gave me the courage to see I wasn't letting anyone down. 701 00:49:13,713 --> 00:49:16,625 So it's just yourself now, then, is it, Mr. Stringer? 702 00:49:16,753 --> 00:49:20,871 I've been kipping over at Peter and Felicity's 703 00:49:20,913 --> 00:49:23,222 when I'm not staying at Sam's. 704 00:49:24,113 --> 00:49:30,951 I find to my horror that I'm... I'm not much good at living alone. 705 00:49:31,113 --> 00:49:33,707 I-I know. Certifiable these days. 706 00:49:33,753 --> 00:49:36,313 Oh, hardly. 707 00:49:36,353 --> 00:49:38,344 You too? Mm. 708 00:49:39,233 --> 00:49:42,509 It's not for the faint-hearted, is it? No. No, it's not. 709 00:49:42,913 --> 00:49:44,904 How about Gary Wright? 710 00:49:45,913 --> 00:49:48,108 You're not tempted to sleep on his sofa? 711 00:49:48,833 --> 00:49:50,789 The state of his flat? 712 00:49:51,993 --> 00:49:55,190 My immune system couldn't take the beating. Besides... 713 00:49:56,873 --> 00:49:58,943 Well, it's like Clapham Junction in there. 714 00:49:58,993 --> 00:50:01,905 Blondes, brunettes, redheads. Oh, lucky fella. 715 00:50:03,633 --> 00:50:05,942 Are you sure you've never seen her before? 716 00:50:10,473 --> 00:50:13,306 Gary didn't take her home, maybe from a club or? 717 00:50:14,193 --> 00:50:16,184 Don't think so. 718 00:50:16,593 --> 00:50:18,390 Would you tell me if he had? 719 00:50:18,433 --> 00:50:22,267 I don't know why you're bothering with all this. We were just witnesses. 720 00:50:22,313 --> 00:50:24,952 How about... 721 00:50:24,993 --> 00:50:26,984 Luke Armstrong? 722 00:50:31,593 --> 00:50:33,504 Now that one... 723 00:50:33,553 --> 00:50:36,226 Thomas Sharp. A waste of a life. 724 00:50:36,273 --> 00:50:39,948 He grew up round the corner from us. We didn't think much of the family. 725 00:50:40,833 --> 00:50:44,382 Mum had the police out a couple of times on account of all the noise but... 726 00:50:44,913 --> 00:50:46,904 Thomas was canny enough. 727 00:50:49,393 --> 00:50:50,393 Hm. 728 00:50:51,553 --> 00:50:54,545 Where will you go? Wherever the wind takes me. 729 00:50:55,273 --> 00:50:59,425 Davy, this anger you've got, it's not the only way of keeping hold of him. 730 00:50:59,593 --> 00:51:02,630 I will not believe that Thomas just fell in the water. 731 00:51:02,673 --> 00:51:05,392 He had a father who loved him... Don't. 732 00:51:05,433 --> 00:51:07,424 Don't think you can just fix it. 733 00:51:09,593 --> 00:51:12,061 I can't see straight without him. No, I know. 734 00:51:12,113 --> 00:51:15,389 I know that. I open my eyes, and it's all black and white. 735 00:51:16,273 --> 00:51:18,264 Like one of his bloody pictures. 736 00:51:35,113 --> 00:51:37,104 Go on. 737 00:51:37,953 --> 00:51:40,421 I'm not eating that. It's off. 738 00:51:40,473 --> 00:51:42,464 Suit yourself. 739 00:51:45,633 --> 00:51:48,147 Mm. 740 00:51:48,193 --> 00:51:50,149 Oi! 741 00:51:50,193 --> 00:51:53,981 Off, my arse. Don't fall for the big lie. 742 00:51:55,353 --> 00:51:57,583 These cakes will last for weeks. Hold that. 743 00:51:57,633 --> 00:52:01,023 You're mad, you are. Not mad, I'm cheap. 744 00:52:08,553 --> 00:52:10,623 I love these. Yeah? 745 00:52:13,353 --> 00:52:15,867 I'm told Thomas was never without his camera. 746 00:52:16,873 --> 00:52:19,546 Only none of his family seem to know where it is. 747 00:52:22,513 --> 00:52:26,301 I hate having me photograph taken. I always look so clumsy, somehow. 748 00:52:26,953 --> 00:52:30,070 Me too. Oh. You look very relaxed here. 749 00:52:30,753 --> 00:52:32,311 And here. 750 00:52:33,553 --> 00:52:35,544 Thomas put you at your ease, did he? 751 00:52:36,273 --> 00:52:38,264 I suppose. 752 00:52:39,873 --> 00:52:42,546 You were very close, you and Thomas? 753 00:52:45,553 --> 00:52:47,350 Yeah. 754 00:52:48,233 --> 00:52:50,224 Do you miss him? 755 00:52:50,273 --> 00:52:52,628 Yeah. 756 00:52:58,993 --> 00:53:01,553 Your mum know about the pair of you? No. 757 00:53:02,673 --> 00:53:07,428 Please... We only did it the once, please don't tell her. 758 00:53:08,193 --> 00:53:10,423 Hey. None of my business. 759 00:53:14,673 --> 00:53:17,392 I really need to find that camera though. 760 00:53:17,433 --> 00:53:20,550 I haven't got it. But you know where it is. 761 00:53:22,913 --> 00:53:24,312 They had a fight. 762 00:53:24,353 --> 00:53:27,106 A fight? Thomas and your brother? 763 00:53:28,153 --> 00:53:31,225 Yeah. The camera went in the water. 764 00:53:31,553 --> 00:53:34,351 And Thomas... jumped in after it? 765 00:53:36,193 --> 00:53:38,582 So that's how he drowned? 766 00:53:38,633 --> 00:53:42,023 Trying to save his camera? That's what Luke said. 767 00:53:42,073 --> 00:53:45,031 He made me swear not to tell or he'd blab to mum. 768 00:53:45,993 --> 00:53:47,984 About you and Thomas? 769 00:53:50,753 --> 00:53:52,744 What were they fighting about? 770 00:53:54,193 --> 00:53:57,310 Luke wouldn't say, but... 771 00:53:58,353 --> 00:54:00,344 Go on. 772 00:54:00,953 --> 00:54:05,743 All I know is, Thomas showed me these pictures on his camera a few weeks before he drowned. 773 00:54:06,673 --> 00:54:10,507 There was this couple, you know... 774 00:54:11,433 --> 00:54:17,030 Oh... so he'd been peeping, had he, with his camera? 775 00:54:17,073 --> 00:54:18,791 Every Friday afternoon. 776 00:54:19,433 --> 00:54:22,664 He was laughing like it was so funny. 777 00:54:23,113 --> 00:54:25,308 And he said, did I want to come and watch? 778 00:54:25,993 --> 00:54:28,302 He said he had a plan. 779 00:54:28,833 --> 00:54:31,711 A bit of a laugh, he said. What kind of laugh? 780 00:54:31,753 --> 00:54:33,709 I don't know. 781 00:54:33,753 --> 00:54:36,062 And did you... go with him? 782 00:54:36,113 --> 00:54:38,104 I'm not a pervert. 783 00:54:40,113 --> 00:54:44,345 This couple, in the photographs, you recognize them? 784 00:54:46,873 --> 00:54:48,864 She was really pretty. 785 00:54:49,913 --> 00:54:51,904 Lily Marsh? 786 00:54:57,553 --> 00:54:58,986 Maybe, yeah. 787 00:54:59,033 --> 00:55:04,983 Lily Marsh in the photograph? Are you sure? Well, I think so. Her mouth, you know. 788 00:55:05,033 --> 00:55:06,910 And what about the man with her? 789 00:55:08,193 --> 00:55:11,230 I'd never saw him before. Old or young? 790 00:55:11,793 --> 00:55:14,023 Erm... Old? 791 00:55:15,753 --> 00:55:19,905 I... I don't know. The photos were all blurry. 792 00:55:20,593 --> 00:55:22,549 Blurry? 793 00:55:30,153 --> 00:55:33,031 Can you stop? Can you stop the bus, please, mate? 794 00:55:35,753 --> 00:55:37,550 Thanks. 795 00:55:39,953 --> 00:55:45,346 So maybe that's why they were fighting, the day Thomas drowned... 796 00:55:45,393 --> 00:55:47,384 Well, I don't know, do I? 797 00:55:48,113 --> 00:55:50,104 I've worn you out, haven't I? 798 00:55:52,913 --> 00:55:55,791 I keep thinking... About? 799 00:55:57,273 --> 00:55:59,423 Yeah. 800 00:55:59,473 --> 00:56:01,589 In your home? 801 00:56:01,633 --> 00:56:06,229 Yeah. I keep thinking that if I close my eyes... 802 00:56:06,273 --> 00:56:11,188 Oh, right. Me own daughter's next in line, is she? Come on. 803 00:56:11,233 --> 00:56:13,110 Go on, pet. Come on. 804 00:56:13,153 --> 00:56:16,941 Nothing's clean, is it? Everybody's tainted. 805 00:56:16,993 --> 00:56:21,032 I'd hate to be you. I'd hate to be trapped in your skin. 806 00:56:21,073 --> 00:56:23,064 You're poison. 807 00:56:31,313 --> 00:56:33,304 I need that camera. 808 00:56:34,793 --> 00:56:37,466 Well, you're hardly going to find it here. It's been months. 809 00:56:37,513 --> 00:56:39,105 It'll be halfway to Denmark by now. 810 00:56:39,153 --> 00:56:42,463 It's our best link yet, Lily Marsh in those pictures. 811 00:56:43,153 --> 00:56:45,826 The two boys, Thomas and Luke, behind the lens. 812 00:56:46,353 --> 00:56:50,744 Lily Marsh and the older man out here, somewhere, al fresco. 813 00:57:05,033 --> 00:57:07,866 Hi, Joe, it's me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Desk jockey. 814 00:57:07,913 --> 00:57:10,143 I'm just checking what we're looking for. 815 00:57:10,193 --> 00:57:12,468 Black SLR zoom lens, right? 816 00:57:13,153 --> 00:57:14,632 Guess what I'm looking at. 817 00:57:14,673 --> 00:57:17,710 Found 12 weeks back by a Mr. J Edwards in Blyth 818 00:57:17,753 --> 00:57:20,267 and it's been sat in Lost Property ever since. 819 00:57:41,993 --> 00:57:43,984 You trust me? 820 00:57:44,993 --> 00:57:46,984 Don't you? 821 00:58:45,233 --> 00:58:48,908 Is this the same model as Thomas's? Be careful with it. 822 00:58:48,953 --> 00:58:51,308 Forensics want it back tip-top. 823 00:58:51,353 --> 00:58:54,072 What's up with you? It's Wednesday, isn't it? 824 00:58:55,073 --> 00:58:58,145 Wednesday. The due date? For the baby? 825 00:58:58,633 --> 00:58:59,748 Oh... 826 00:58:59,793 --> 00:59:01,704 I was there for Michael, but I missed Jessie. 827 00:59:01,753 --> 00:59:05,143 It's just nice to be around, be... you know. 828 00:59:48,944 --> 00:59:50,935 I tell you why it's blurry. 829 00:59:52,664 --> 00:59:58,899 At the end of the zoom no matter how firm you hold it, the image starts to shake. Right? 830 00:59:59,624 --> 01:00:03,776 So if Thomas was crouching here... 831 01:00:05,344 --> 01:00:07,335 Let's have a little look. 832 01:00:22,304 --> 01:00:24,898 Mum! She's off gallivanting. 833 01:00:25,864 --> 01:00:27,855 Oh. Bye, Gran. 834 01:01:03,144 --> 01:01:04,782 When you showed Lily round, 835 01:01:04,824 --> 01:01:07,861 did you get the impression it was the first time she'd been there? 836 01:01:07,904 --> 01:01:10,293 How do you mean? Did it seem familiar to her? 837 01:01:10,344 --> 01:01:13,575 How would that be possible? What do you do on Friday afternoons? 838 01:01:13,624 --> 01:01:16,138 I beg your pardon? Do you have a regular appointment? 839 01:01:16,184 --> 01:01:20,143 Yes, I do. I teach art, Hepworth library. 840 01:01:20,184 --> 01:01:21,458 What? What does it matter? 841 01:01:21,504 --> 01:01:23,938 I need your permission to search the beach hut. 842 01:01:23,984 --> 01:01:27,693 I want everything cordoned off... the whole site. Of course. 843 01:01:27,744 --> 01:01:30,099 But why? Where is your husband now, Mrs. Calvert? 844 01:01:30,144 --> 01:01:32,453 At work. I don't know, he's, he's... 845 01:01:32,544 --> 01:01:34,535 Left at the crack of dawn, and... 846 01:01:35,144 --> 01:01:36,782 Why... why do you need to know? 847 01:01:36,824 --> 01:01:40,294 We think there's a small chance that's where Lily Marsh died. 848 01:01:48,224 --> 01:01:50,180 Oh, come in. 849 01:01:50,224 --> 01:01:54,183 It's probably nothing at all, but you did say... Anything at all. 850 01:01:55,384 --> 01:01:59,696 Can I just say, I feel so stupid, yelling at you like that. 851 01:01:59,744 --> 01:02:02,178 Oh, I had it coming. 852 01:02:02,224 --> 01:02:04,658 Sometimes I just get lost in the chase. 853 01:02:05,824 --> 01:02:10,056 You should hear em at work. They think I was raised by wolves. 854 01:02:10,104 --> 01:02:12,140 Here it is. Don't touch it! 855 01:02:13,144 --> 01:02:14,862 Sorry. 856 01:02:15,304 --> 01:02:18,182 Seem to spend half my life wearing these. 857 01:02:18,984 --> 01:02:20,497 Not very fetching, are they? 858 01:02:22,744 --> 01:02:25,304 When did it come? This morning, I think. 859 01:02:32,584 --> 01:02:34,575 Just some silly prank. 860 01:02:38,864 --> 01:02:41,219 Did you call Laura on her mobile? 861 01:02:41,264 --> 01:02:45,462 It's switched off. But she got off to school all right? 862 01:02:47,744 --> 01:02:52,101 Yes. Well... I think so. 863 01:02:52,144 --> 01:02:55,978 I erm... I only got back half an hour ago. 864 01:02:56,824 --> 01:02:59,384 You stayed the night at Gary's? 865 01:03:00,624 --> 01:03:01,818 Yes. 866 01:03:01,864 --> 01:03:05,220 And does Laura take the school bus? 867 01:03:05,264 --> 01:03:07,061 Aye. 868 01:03:07,744 --> 01:03:09,621 That's good, that's good. 869 01:03:09,664 --> 01:03:12,895 We'll just call, make doubly sure. 870 01:03:12,944 --> 01:03:15,412 I told you her phone's switched off. 871 01:03:15,464 --> 01:03:18,297 No, the school. Have you got the number? Oh, right. Sorry. 872 01:03:18,344 --> 01:03:20,335 Yeah, it's programmed on the phone. 873 01:03:20,864 --> 01:03:22,183 Oh. 874 01:03:22,224 --> 01:03:24,215 She forgotten her inhaler. 875 01:03:24,944 --> 01:03:26,536 Erm... 876 01:03:33,024 --> 01:03:37,222 We've got another card, addressed to Laura Armstrong. 877 01:03:38,384 --> 01:03:41,979 And she's missing, Joe. Didn't turn up for school this morning. 878 01:03:43,224 --> 01:03:45,738 Get yourself down there, talk to the school friends. 879 01:03:45,784 --> 01:03:49,254 If we're lucky she may have taken herself off to the shops. 880 01:03:49,824 --> 01:03:52,019 Oh, and get Calvert in for questioning. 881 01:03:55,824 --> 01:03:59,612 A 14-year-old girl appears to have been abducted this morning. 882 01:04:00,184 --> 01:04:05,463 Our last circumstantial witness to the fact that Lily Marsh and an older man 883 01:04:05,504 --> 01:04:08,894 had sex in your beach hut every Friday afternoon 884 01:04:08,944 --> 01:04:11,299 while your wife was away at her art club. 885 01:04:11,344 --> 01:04:13,221 This is insanity. So, this morning? 886 01:04:14,104 --> 01:04:17,540 I told you, I drove to the campus around eight, 887 01:04:17,584 --> 01:04:18,903 opened up the department. 888 01:04:19,784 --> 01:04:22,252 I'm a key-holder, it's on the bloody roster. 889 01:04:23,224 --> 01:04:25,579 Do you consider yourself an important man? 890 01:04:25,824 --> 01:04:28,292 A successful man, Doctor Calvert? 891 01:04:28,344 --> 01:04:30,539 What kind of a question? 892 01:04:30,584 --> 01:04:32,575 I Googled you. 893 01:04:33,344 --> 01:04:35,335 Height of impertinence, really. 894 01:04:36,184 --> 01:04:40,416 "Made a notable contribution to British botanical studies in the 80s, 895 01:04:40,464 --> 01:04:44,935 but more recent work is generally regarded as a consolidation." 896 01:04:44,984 --> 01:04:48,454 Now I'm guessing... that's bad, is it? 897 01:04:48,504 --> 01:04:50,813 The consolidation? Hm? 898 01:04:50,864 --> 01:04:53,537 Three cheers for the early promise, 899 01:04:53,584 --> 01:04:56,894 but, oooh, all those half-empty lecture halls, 900 01:04:56,944 --> 01:05:00,823 bored skinny girls texting their boyfriends. 901 01:05:00,864 --> 01:05:04,379 Are you gonna just sit there? Was it standing room only, back in the day? 902 01:05:04,424 --> 01:05:08,622 My client is here of his own volition. And along comes Lily. 903 01:05:08,664 --> 01:05:11,781 Oh, I bet you were more than flattered. 904 01:05:12,864 --> 01:05:15,503 What nearly-man wouldn't be? OK. We're done here. 905 01:05:15,544 --> 01:05:17,535 We'll be in touch. 906 01:05:19,224 --> 01:05:22,182 Interview terminated 11:05. 907 01:05:23,384 --> 01:05:25,693 It's only her second day back at school. 908 01:05:25,744 --> 01:05:28,542 Maybe the sight of all her friends all at once, 909 01:05:28,584 --> 01:05:32,941 maybe she couldn't face it, and thought, "I know, I'll go for a walk." 910 01:05:32,984 --> 01:05:34,417 You think that's possible? 911 01:05:34,464 --> 01:05:37,740 Until we learn more, I think there's every chance, 912 01:05:37,784 --> 01:05:41,015 And when she gets back she's gonna want you there on duty. 913 01:05:41,064 --> 01:05:43,976 No excuses. You are going to find her, aren't you? 914 01:05:51,624 --> 01:05:55,139 Julie, you remember I showed you a photograph of a young woman? 915 01:05:55,704 --> 01:05:57,820 On Sunday I showed you... Yes, yes. 916 01:05:59,904 --> 01:06:04,694 Well, we believe she was having a relationship with a married man an older man... 917 01:06:05,904 --> 01:06:10,819 and that your son and Tommy Sharp witnessed them and took photographs. 918 01:06:13,024 --> 01:06:15,413 Laura saw those photographs. 919 01:06:15,904 --> 01:06:20,694 Now we think the boys approached this man... 920 01:06:21,664 --> 01:06:25,703 I'm sorry, it's a lot to take in but if there's anything - 921 01:06:25,744 --> 01:06:28,577 anything at all you know or you've heard. 922 01:06:39,744 --> 01:06:42,099 Get somebody to give Julie a lift home, will you? 923 01:06:42,144 --> 01:06:43,144 Sure. 924 01:06:45,064 --> 01:06:47,055 Don't you worry. 925 01:06:50,504 --> 01:06:51,698 "Dirty bastard." 926 01:06:55,304 --> 01:06:59,297 "Dirty little bastard." At Thomas's memorial. 927 01:07:00,744 --> 01:07:04,180 Down by the sea? Yeah, aye, he was in a right mood. 928 01:07:05,144 --> 01:07:08,853 Our Laura turned round to him and said, "You can't talk about the dead like that." 929 01:07:08,904 --> 01:07:11,577 But he said that he wasn't talking about Thomas. 930 01:07:11,624 --> 01:07:15,094 He was talking about some fella he'd just met at the memorial. 931 01:07:15,784 --> 01:07:18,093 The man was at the memorial? 932 01:07:18,144 --> 01:07:20,339 That's what he said. 933 01:07:20,384 --> 01:07:23,262 Did you see him? No. 934 01:07:23,304 --> 01:07:25,135 Did Luke say who the man was? 935 01:07:27,544 --> 01:07:29,216 No. 936 01:07:40,304 --> 01:07:42,022 Where is she? 937 01:07:42,064 --> 01:07:44,373 Bathtub, rock pool, what next? 938 01:07:44,424 --> 01:07:46,255 Bodies of water, think. 939 01:07:46,304 --> 01:07:50,502 Rivers, ponds, waterways, get everybody onto it, Joe. 940 01:07:55,304 --> 01:07:57,340 OFFICER: Down there, sir. 941 01:07:57,384 --> 01:08:00,774 I want somebody on those tire tracks. Right, ma'am. 942 01:08:16,344 --> 01:08:18,335 Oh, Davy... 943 01:08:29,544 --> 01:08:31,614 I don't understand why he'd want to hurt Laura. 944 01:08:31,664 --> 01:08:34,895 I don't think he was trying to hurt her. 945 01:08:36,504 --> 01:08:38,734 I think he was fighting to save her. 946 01:08:42,864 --> 01:08:45,332 We've found a girl's shoe, ma'am, but no sign of a body. 947 01:08:52,504 --> 01:08:54,495 Julie. 948 01:08:55,824 --> 01:08:57,815 Now, Julie... 949 01:08:58,984 --> 01:09:02,977 we want just a simple yes or no. 950 01:09:07,264 --> 01:09:11,303 Oh, it's me bairn's. It's me bairn's! No, no. Come on, Julie. 951 01:09:11,904 --> 01:09:15,692 It's OK. It's all right, Julie. 952 01:09:17,544 --> 01:09:20,616 It's all right now. It's all right now. Is she in there? 953 01:09:20,664 --> 01:09:22,859 Come on. It's all right. 954 01:09:22,904 --> 01:09:24,940 Come on. 955 01:09:24,984 --> 01:09:28,579 Lily's ring bought on your credit card. 956 01:09:30,104 --> 01:09:34,382 Look, all this... it'll destroy my wife. 957 01:09:36,104 --> 01:09:39,779 Where is she? Where's Laura Armstrong? 958 01:09:39,824 --> 01:09:41,701 Who? 959 01:09:41,744 --> 01:09:47,694 OK. You and Lily fell passionately in something or other. 960 01:09:47,744 --> 01:09:49,894 Yes. TGI Friday in the beach hut. 961 01:09:49,944 --> 01:09:51,457 Yes? Yes. 962 01:09:51,504 --> 01:09:55,179 Until the rose lost its bloom, the less you wanted, the more she needed. 963 01:09:55,224 --> 01:09:56,862 Yes. Yes. 964 01:09:56,904 --> 01:09:58,257 Threats, pleading. 965 01:09:58,304 --> 01:10:01,376 Oh, don't look now, she's only got a job teaching your child. 966 01:10:01,424 --> 01:10:02,823 Yes. You must have been... 967 01:10:02,864 --> 01:10:04,297 Terrified, yes. 968 01:10:04,944 --> 01:10:09,176 Marriage not safe. That's it. That's it. That's all there is. 969 01:10:09,224 --> 01:10:11,658 No. Thomas Sharp. 970 01:10:11,704 --> 01:10:13,262 Luke Armstrong. 971 01:10:13,304 --> 01:10:15,818 Two lads taking photographs of you and Lily... Photos? 972 01:10:15,864 --> 01:10:19,379 Did they swan in like a pair of Mafiosi, demanding hush money? 973 01:10:19,424 --> 01:10:21,380 Of course Thomas drowned. Stroke of luck... 974 01:10:21,424 --> 01:10:24,894 What are you talking about? You were there to see him off, at the memorial. 975 01:10:24,944 --> 01:10:28,254 "Dirty bastard" that's what Luke called you. What memorial? 976 01:10:28,304 --> 01:10:31,023 I was never at any memorial. You were there. 977 01:10:31,064 --> 01:10:34,056 Luke saw you! He spoke to you. Look in my diary. 978 01:10:34,104 --> 01:10:36,095 See for yourself. 979 01:10:44,144 --> 01:10:46,180 Madrid, a conference. 980 01:10:46,224 --> 01:10:49,136 300 witnesses plus. If that's any help to you. 981 01:10:51,304 --> 01:10:54,580 Please don't tell Felicity. You'll tell her yourself. 982 01:11:12,104 --> 01:11:15,062 If Calvert wasn't at the memorial, who was? 983 01:11:16,344 --> 01:11:18,539 And where are those photographs? 984 01:11:20,624 --> 01:11:22,933 She'll be dead by nightfall. Get in the car, ma'am. 985 01:11:27,864 --> 01:11:29,855 Charlie, hello. 986 01:11:29,904 --> 01:11:32,896 Yeah. All right. Thank you. 987 01:11:35,944 --> 01:11:38,219 Samuel Parr still unaccounted for. 988 01:11:38,264 --> 01:11:40,016 And as for his wife... 989 01:11:40,064 --> 01:11:43,534 she overdosed on a bottle of pills and drowned in her own bath. 990 01:12:00,064 --> 01:12:04,615 Look at them. The dad, the mam and the two little bairns. 991 01:12:05,624 --> 01:12:08,661 Do you think one of them could have murdered Lily, for Peter's sake? 992 01:12:08,704 --> 01:12:10,695 Yeah, if you were that devoted... 993 01:12:11,304 --> 01:12:16,503 But Luke? Laura? Why would Peter Calvert want them dead? 994 01:12:21,504 --> 01:12:25,622 Hello, this is Sam Parr's answer machine. Leave a message and I'll phone you when I get back. 995 01:12:26,784 --> 01:12:28,661 FELICITY: Sweetheart, it's me. 996 01:12:28,704 --> 01:12:34,734 Listen, Peter's in some kind of trouble and, I don't know... I keep trying your mobile. 997 01:12:36,584 --> 01:12:39,735 If this is about the story, then I'm sorry, it's none of my business. OK? 998 01:12:39,784 --> 01:12:43,459 Just don't just shut me out. I can't stand it when you do that. 999 01:12:43,504 --> 01:12:45,813 Please, just call me. 1000 01:12:47,704 --> 01:12:49,979 Felicity? The loyal wife? 1001 01:12:51,384 --> 01:12:53,375 What story? 1002 01:13:15,944 --> 01:13:20,062 "He carried her over the spit of rocks as if she were sleeping..." 1003 01:13:22,744 --> 01:13:24,735 What is this? 1004 01:13:27,424 --> 01:13:32,214 "It seemed fitting that as he wrapped her body in a lover's embrace, 1005 01:13:32,264 --> 01:13:38,419 that she would die here, like this, surrounded by flowers... 1006 01:13:40,944 --> 01:13:44,459 "The waves crashed against the castle keep..." 1007 01:13:49,384 --> 01:13:50,533 Come on. 1008 01:13:50,584 --> 01:13:52,700 JOE: Why the castle? 1009 01:13:52,744 --> 01:13:54,621 It's an old haunt of my father's. 1010 01:13:54,664 --> 01:13:57,576 They keep it on as a nature reserve. Sea-watchers, mainly. 1011 01:14:00,504 --> 01:14:02,381 Joe's phone. Ma'am. 1012 01:14:02,424 --> 01:14:04,984 Holly. We found Samuel Parr. 1013 01:14:05,024 --> 01:14:08,778 He's been at his wife's grave. It's the anniversary of her death, apparently. 1014 01:14:08,824 --> 01:14:11,497 What, since this morning? Yeah, all day. 1015 01:14:13,344 --> 01:14:15,812 So, what do you want us to do with him? 1016 01:14:15,864 --> 01:14:19,095 Well, thank him for his trouble, and take him home, I would. 1017 01:14:19,144 --> 01:14:20,497 OK. 1018 01:14:25,024 --> 01:14:27,219 Joe's answering service! What? 1019 01:14:29,504 --> 01:14:31,142 Oh. 1020 01:14:31,184 --> 01:14:33,823 I'm sorry, love. Right. 1021 01:14:38,744 --> 01:14:40,336 That was your midwife. 1022 01:14:40,384 --> 01:14:41,783 You what? And? 1023 01:14:41,824 --> 01:14:44,133 Your wife's waters just broke. 1024 01:14:45,824 --> 01:14:48,497 Look, I'll understand... Just shut up. 1025 01:14:48,544 --> 01:14:50,341 Please. 1026 01:14:54,384 --> 01:14:56,659 Two lads fighting by the shore. 1027 01:14:58,304 --> 01:15:00,898 Lily and that man in the beach hut. 1028 01:15:01,904 --> 01:15:04,896 A dirty bastard throwing flowers at the memorial. 1029 01:15:10,064 --> 01:15:12,055 The coroner's report. 1030 01:15:13,984 --> 01:15:17,533 I asked Charlie to get at the coroner's report into the drowning. 1031 01:15:17,584 --> 01:15:21,293 It might have slipped his mind. Slipped his mind? I need that report! 1032 01:15:21,344 --> 01:15:24,575 There might be one in the back, have a look. Where? Well, stop the car. 1033 01:15:24,624 --> 01:15:26,376 I cannot pull over... Pull over! 1034 01:15:32,064 --> 01:15:34,055 There we are. 1035 01:15:41,864 --> 01:15:44,014 "According to the eye-witness, 1036 01:15:44,064 --> 01:15:49,092 the deceased and Luke Armstrong were playing peacefully by the shore. 1037 01:15:50,424 --> 01:15:53,097 "The deceased slipped and fell into the sea." 1038 01:15:54,384 --> 01:15:57,421 But they weren't playing peacefully. Laura told me. 1039 01:15:57,464 --> 01:16:00,934 They were having a fight. But why would the witness lie about it? 1040 01:16:00,984 --> 01:16:02,975 Quid pro quo. Eh? 1041 01:16:03,624 --> 01:16:09,096 Because the witness was a dirty bastard who was willing to keep his mouth shut 1042 01:16:09,144 --> 01:16:12,216 so long as Luke Armstrong did the same for him. 1043 01:16:12,624 --> 01:16:14,854 Well, who was he? Who was the eye-witness? 1044 01:16:14,904 --> 01:16:16,701 Get in the car. 1045 01:16:52,944 --> 01:16:56,254 VERA: You take the stairs, I'll go this way. 1046 01:16:59,944 --> 01:17:01,935 VERA: Quiet. 1047 01:17:25,184 --> 01:17:28,494 Please. Please, just let me go. 1048 01:17:32,024 --> 01:17:34,015 Laura? 1049 01:17:38,544 --> 01:17:40,535 Let her go. 1050 01:17:42,744 --> 01:17:46,180 This one never saw you, she can't hurt you. 1051 01:17:48,104 --> 01:17:50,095 MAN: Luke will have told her. 1052 01:17:51,264 --> 01:17:52,333 No. 1053 01:17:55,104 --> 01:17:59,177 You were looking for a bird, weren't you, one Friday, looking for a bird. 1054 01:18:00,864 --> 01:18:05,654 But when you looked out, and glanced on the beach hut... 1055 01:18:07,944 --> 01:18:12,176 There they were through your binoculars, Peter having sex with Lily Marsh. 1056 01:18:12,224 --> 01:18:14,215 MAN: She was all over him. 1057 01:18:15,024 --> 01:18:18,494 Her mouth... all over him. 1058 01:18:20,224 --> 01:18:22,215 On her knees. 1059 01:18:24,864 --> 01:18:27,378 Disgusting at first and then... 1060 01:18:33,304 --> 01:18:35,101 Clive. 1061 01:18:36,744 --> 01:18:38,735 Well, you were lonely. 1062 01:18:39,224 --> 01:18:41,215 Mam not there for you. 1063 01:18:45,624 --> 01:18:48,422 It was mad. It was incredible. 1064 01:18:48,984 --> 01:18:52,499 I... I did try to tell Peter that I'd seen them, 1065 01:18:52,544 --> 01:18:54,535 but, I mean... 1066 01:18:56,664 --> 01:18:59,053 who's got the words for a thing like that? 1067 01:19:02,184 --> 01:19:05,381 But... but you went back, didn't you? 1068 01:19:06,584 --> 01:19:07,812 Again and again. 1069 01:19:07,864 --> 01:19:09,855 How long? 1070 01:19:12,624 --> 01:19:14,615 Weeks? Months? 1071 01:19:14,944 --> 01:19:16,935 I was just looking. 1072 01:19:17,784 --> 01:19:19,775 But you weren't alone, were you? 1073 01:19:20,344 --> 01:19:24,417 Two lads with a camera. Luke and Thomas, they'd caught you spying. 1074 01:19:24,464 --> 01:19:26,853 And now Thomas had you on camera, didn't he? 1075 01:19:28,744 --> 01:19:31,417 Click, click. Peeping Tom. 1076 01:19:31,464 --> 01:19:32,863 Dirty bastard! 1077 01:19:34,064 --> 01:19:36,373 Clive! 1078 01:19:36,424 --> 01:19:38,415 Clive, where are you? 1079 01:19:39,224 --> 01:19:41,021 Clive! 1080 01:19:45,504 --> 01:19:47,301 Clive! 1081 01:19:50,384 --> 01:19:52,375 Clive. Let her go. 1082 01:19:53,384 --> 01:19:55,181 Clive? 1083 01:19:57,224 --> 01:20:01,012 The way Thomas looked at me. The triumph. 1084 01:20:02,064 --> 01:20:05,374 He was going to show Peter, he was going to show the whole street. 1085 01:20:05,424 --> 01:20:08,416 Drop it off with the paper round. What stopped him? 1086 01:20:09,184 --> 01:20:10,936 Oh, the other lad. 1087 01:20:10,984 --> 01:20:14,897 Luke... he stood up to Thomas, didn't he? 1088 01:20:14,944 --> 01:20:17,822 They had a fight, the camera fell in the water. 1089 01:20:18,704 --> 01:20:22,253 Luke took your side. Yes. And I paid him back, didn't I? 1090 01:20:22,984 --> 01:20:25,578 At the inquest, I lied for him. 1091 01:20:26,224 --> 01:20:30,502 But it... it was like he... he couldn't forgive me. 1092 01:20:30,864 --> 01:20:33,332 Like I'd made him push his friend in the water. 1093 01:20:33,384 --> 01:20:35,215 You should have heard him going on, 1094 01:20:35,264 --> 01:20:39,303 and I knew I knew - that one of these days he'd come after me. 1095 01:20:39,344 --> 01:20:43,781 Oh, he wasn't some bird of prey. He was just a lad. 1096 01:20:47,504 --> 01:20:50,382 It's all right, Laura. It's all right. 1097 01:20:51,864 --> 01:20:53,855 Get him, Joe, stop him! 1098 01:20:57,024 --> 01:20:59,015 Clive, stop. 1099 01:21:06,744 --> 01:21:08,416 Clive, no! 1100 01:21:10,024 --> 01:21:11,935 No! 1101 01:21:11,984 --> 01:21:14,100 No! Joe! 1102 01:21:14,144 --> 01:21:15,702 Cut the net! 1103 01:21:15,744 --> 01:21:18,019 Cut the net, Joe! I'm trying. 1104 01:21:18,464 --> 01:21:20,455 Cut the net, Joe! 1105 01:21:36,264 --> 01:21:38,255 JULIE: Laura. 1106 01:22:04,104 --> 01:22:06,095 It's all right. 1107 01:22:19,584 --> 01:22:22,860 It's possible I may have confided about Lily. 1108 01:22:24,544 --> 01:22:29,413 Clive was like that. He was someone you could let off steam to. 1109 01:22:31,024 --> 01:22:34,061 It's not like I asked him to go out and finish her off. 1110 01:22:34,104 --> 01:22:37,255 No, you didn't have to. Clive worshipped you. 1111 01:22:37,304 --> 01:22:39,613 Oh, please. He was besotted. 1112 01:22:40,104 --> 01:22:43,414 Well, who do you think he was watching every Friday? 1113 01:22:52,344 --> 01:22:54,938 Clive had his own reasons for wishing to harm... 1114 01:22:54,984 --> 01:22:57,293 Yeah, Luke Armstrong, yes. 1115 01:22:57,344 --> 01:22:59,812 But it was your girl trouble got him started. 1116 01:23:00,664 --> 01:23:03,542 Just a few words from an old friend in need. 1117 01:23:04,944 --> 01:23:08,141 You turn murder into a noble cause, Doctor Calvert. 1118 01:23:09,144 --> 01:23:12,102 First Luke. And then Lily Marsh. 1119 01:23:12,904 --> 01:23:15,372 Wipe out the whole blessed memory. 1120 01:23:26,264 --> 01:23:29,893 Oh, I hope you don't mind my asking, but how did she take it? 1121 01:23:30,904 --> 01:23:34,817 What? The wife. You and Lily? 1122 01:23:36,224 --> 01:23:39,660 Oh. She didn't seem all that surprised in the end. 1123 01:23:40,184 --> 01:23:43,176 No, I have a feeling she's known for quite a while. 1124 01:23:45,344 --> 01:23:48,654 Yes, well, she's very forgiving. Ah, well, she would be. 1125 01:23:49,504 --> 01:23:52,064 Those in glass houses, Doctor Calvert. 1126 01:23:53,864 --> 01:23:55,661 What? 1127 01:24:31,144 --> 01:24:33,863 Oh, you all right, love? Yeah, yeah, I'm fine. 1128 01:24:35,984 --> 01:24:38,452 How's it going? Hey, Joe, just in time. 1129 01:24:38,504 --> 01:24:39,983 What's going on? 1130 01:24:40,024 --> 01:24:42,618 I'm giving the old bugger his marching orders. 1131 01:24:43,224 --> 01:24:45,294 Hey, Joe, this is Jack and Josephine. 1132 01:24:45,344 --> 01:24:47,812 You all right? Try saying that in a hurry. 1133 01:24:52,064 --> 01:24:54,339 Hm? 1134 01:24:54,384 --> 01:24:56,454 They're actually a very nice couple. 1135 01:25:03,384 --> 01:25:05,375 You think I'm mad, don't you? 1136 01:25:06,304 --> 01:25:08,295 Moving into a big empty house. 1137 01:25:09,824 --> 01:25:11,815 You'll soon fill it. 1138 01:25:12,744 --> 01:25:15,463 We had a baby girl, by the way. Thanks for asking. 1139 01:25:19,344 --> 01:25:21,335 Oh, that's brilliant. 1140 01:25:22,664 --> 01:25:26,213 That's brilliant. Have you thought of a name yet? 1141 01:25:27,264 --> 01:25:28,264 Francesca. 1142 01:25:29,824 --> 01:25:32,338 You know, after the mother-in-law. 1143 01:25:32,384 --> 01:25:34,375 With the ravioli? Aye. 1144 01:25:35,944 --> 01:25:38,219 Ah, that's great. 1145 01:25:38,264 --> 01:25:41,779 There's some bubbly somewhere. Ah, no, no. I was just passing. 1146 01:25:45,544 --> 01:25:47,375 Good weight, was she? 1147 01:25:47,424 --> 01:25:49,813 Aye. 3.6. 1148 01:25:49,864 --> 01:25:54,460 Of course it's all grams and kilograms these days. I said, "I only do imperial." 1149 01:25:56,584 --> 01:25:59,303 Our Jessie was er... seven and a half pound. 1150 01:25:59,984 --> 01:26:03,613 Michael was 6lb 12oz, but of course he was a bit premature, as you know. 1151 01:26:03,664 --> 01:26:06,178 Anyway, listen, the reason I popped round... 1152 01:26:07,584 --> 01:26:09,620 Erm... 1153 01:26:09,664 --> 01:26:11,302 Don't feel you have to say yes. 1154 01:26:12,384 --> 01:26:14,852 I know you're not a great one for the bairns. 1155 01:26:16,944 --> 01:26:21,062 It's just that Celine and I were wondering, if you'd ever do us the honor... 1156 01:26:33,264 --> 01:26:35,061 Here. 1157 01:26:35,104 --> 01:26:37,823 Aww, the... this the bonny lass, is it? 1158 01:26:37,864 --> 01:26:39,855 That's er... Forensics. 1159 01:26:40,704 --> 01:26:43,377 Took them off Thomas Sharp's camera? 1160 01:26:43,424 --> 01:26:45,415 About bloody time. 1161 01:26:48,584 --> 01:26:50,859 Caught in the act. 1162 01:26:50,904 --> 01:26:54,055 Of peeping? Of being alone. 1163 01:26:56,424 --> 01:26:58,415 Not for the faint-hearted. 1164 01:27:04,904 --> 01:27:06,895 I never told you, did I? 1165 01:27:09,144 --> 01:27:11,533 It was the same place we dumped me mother. 1166 01:27:12,664 --> 01:27:15,053 What's that? 1167 01:27:15,104 --> 01:27:16,298 Dad's ashes. 1168 01:27:17,824 --> 01:27:20,463 Mind you, they weren't running the ferry in those days. 1169 01:27:20,504 --> 01:27:22,176 We went out in a little tugboat. 1170 01:27:24,104 --> 01:27:26,743 Course I don't remember it myself, like. I was too young. 1171 01:27:26,784 --> 01:27:28,775 There's a photograph somewhere. 1172 01:27:31,944 --> 01:27:33,900 Was there something else? 1173 01:27:33,944 --> 01:27:35,059 No, no. 1174 01:27:38,144 --> 01:27:40,135 You enjoy your dinner.