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Previously, on
"Harrow"...
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- Ice-cream.
- What, now?
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I think there's only now.
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You don't give a shit about Fern.
You're just using her.
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Did he tell you that he stole money
from that dead boy's mother?
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What would you like?
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Something with
22 million answers in it.
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Tech support.
Oh, thank Christ. Come in.
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This is gonna take me some time.
Take as long as you need.
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Cybercrime have another go
at the shipyard phone?
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- No good.
- We might have another lead
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on Harrow's son.
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James Reed entered the country
on a study visa.
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Can you check if someone was here
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and they wanted to delete something
permanently?
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Where's your mother?
She's dead.
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Cancer? Why didn't you call me?
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I didn't know you existed. Mum said
she didn't know who my father was.
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Why did she lie about me?
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Hello, Daniel.
Tanya?
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Un, deux, trois,
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quatre, cinq...
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*HARROW*
Season 03 Episode 08
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Episode Title: 00:02:11,419
The cancer's in remission.
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I'm glad.
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Really?
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When I imagined... this happening,
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I thought you'd be...
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...more angry.
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I thought I would be too.
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You must have changed your name.
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To Hain, my grandmother's surname.
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That's what I exhibit under.
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You still paint?
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And I still run a checkout.
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I manage a boutique in Trowbridge.
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Not a fortune in painting.
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I'm sorry.
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I know how hard you tried
to find us.
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Why didn't you let me?
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You would have talked me back.
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Daniel...
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...is James in trouble?
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I didn't steal a cent.
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But I think her son did.
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The dead boy?
Max.
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I think that's why he needed
a fake passport.
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Why he needed to skip the country,
and quick.
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You know, it makes sense, if he stole
all that money from Mummy.
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You know, what I'm thinking
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is that Max had access
to Mila's banking system.
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Suddenly, he has a need to leave
the country...
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...and now he's dead.
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James, is Mila after you
because of her son
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or because of her missing money?
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I don't know anything about either.
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Well, if she thought you did,
what would she do to you?
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I think she'd kill me.
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I went to the shipyard
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and there was a dead young man
who I thought was my son.
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I had maybe the worst two days
of my life,
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then the DNA results came in...
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...and the same night, James shows up.
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And now you're here,
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I'm not sure I can believe
a word he's told me.
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I'm not sure he wasn't involved
in that boy's death.
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I guess he knows that,
because now he's not talking to me.
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Well, he'll have to talk to me.
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Steve.
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Senior, Surveillance 2
just uploaded some photos.
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From?
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Daniel Harrow's boat.
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OK.
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Jesus. Is that...?
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We checked her face scan
with Border Protection.
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Tanya Ann Hain,
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changed by deed poll in 1998
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from Tanya Ann Reed.
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Pull them in?
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No.
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Let's see where they take us.
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I can't believe
you still have the Fiat.
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Ha! I remember this.
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Found it in a box of your things.
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You stole it on our first date,
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from that Mexican restaurant
in Great Portland Street.
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We'd had mescal
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and I was worried about that
waitress who kept flirting with you.
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Why aren't we moving?
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Because THEY'RE not.
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Police. So...
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...we can't go see James.
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Harrow.
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Will you excuse me for a second?
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You're like a failing Instagrammer.
You need better followers.
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And you needed to tell me
about your visitor.
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I didn't even know
Tanya was still alive!
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You had all night to let me know.
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Oh, and following me is a great way
to encourage open communication.
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What else? Tapping my calls?
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Harrow, I know your son
is in the country
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and he is a person of interest
in what might be a homicide.
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And that is why,
even if I did know where he was,
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I wouldn't tell you.
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So, you don't know
where your son is?
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No.
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And neither does Tanya, so...
leave us alone.
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Morning.
Hi.
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Everything OK?
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Yeah. Fine.
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Me too. I had my two ice-creams
last night and slept like a baby.
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Oh, my God. I am so sorry.
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Something came up.
Something always does.
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OK. Martin Bruce Peek.
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George Vaughn Ilic.
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Grave robbers.
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Duellists.
Members of an historical society.
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Mm. Former members.
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Why were they duelling?
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Well, apparently
Mr Ilic said something
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to which Mr Peek took offence.
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Well, 10 paces at dawn.
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And their seconds?
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In a duel, the combatants are
each accompanied by their seconds,
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who try to dissuade them
from fighting
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and to check and hand over
the weapons.
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Yeah, well, we're interviewing
two people at CIB now
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but both claim they thought
these two were shooting blanks.
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Like my ex-wife,
just before we had a daughter.
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And the referee,
whomever gave the signal to fire?
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He's gone to ground.
We're looking for him.
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So, I'll leave these with you.
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Just send 'em back with the clothes
and, uh...
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...any developments, you let me know.
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I...
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Well, this is the first duel
I've ever done.
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Mine too,
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although I did nearly kill
Abigail Stock -
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we were both running for
debate captain.
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To her credit, though,
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she did at least
turn up to the event.
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Ah. I see satisfaction was had.
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Pistols at dawn, eh?
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How romantic.
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I could shoot you at dawn,
if you like, or any time, really.
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Oh, ha, ha.
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You may recall
that I was famously known,
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in the Aldenham Secondary
Air Rifle Brigade,
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as Crack Shot Fairley.
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That was because of that pellet
that wound up in your gluteal cleft.
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No, I... My... But...
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Yes, your butt!
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Anyway, were there any
underlying medical issues?
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Uh, it seems Mr Ilic
was fit as a fiddle,
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same as Mr Peek,
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except for minor heartburn
and restless leg syndrome.
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Hmm. They both had pretty good aim.
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They were both long-term members
of the Brisbane Faro Society.
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Oh, Faro!
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A card game derived from Basset
and a precursor to poker.
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Very popular in Europe
in the 18th and 19th century.
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Are there any other wounds?
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Mr Peek has something
very faint here.
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Now, is that under the make-up?
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It looks like under.
I think that's lipstick.
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Hmm. Well, makes sense.
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Someone kissed him good luck.
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Or goodbye, if she knew
the pistols were loaded.
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Nichols said the witnesses thought
the guns were not.
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Hmm. Pair of matching
flintlock duelling pistols.
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Smooth bore.
Early 19th, late 18th century.
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Worth a bit.
Mm.
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They were Peek's, apparently.
He had a licence.
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Well, let's swab their hands
for gunpowder residue.
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Are the CTs ready?
Mm-hm.
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Right.
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Looking at that path of travel,
the one on the left -
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the shot broke the fifth rib
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and passed right through
both ventricles.
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Yes and this,
through the right lung,
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severing the superior vena cava.
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They were certainly aiming
at one another's hearts.
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They really wanted
to kill each other.
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Or really didn't think they would.
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Let's take a look at
those lead shots.
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Fairley?
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Fishing sinkers.
Makes sense.
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Practical. Easy to get.
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"Ruffian."
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Hmm. But what was worth killing for?
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"Valour withers without an opponent."
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Oh, we were all shocked.
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I'm still shocked.
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And, Miss Mills,
you are the club's...
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New marketing manager.
Right.
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Which entails...?
Raising interest.
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- She's doing a great job. She...
- Yeah.
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Uh, forgive me, Ms Mellis,
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but you don't strike me
as a Faro aficionado.
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Oh, uh... ..uh, well,
I was just doing it for my CV
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but I've discovered that
it's a great game of skill and wit.
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I'm learning so much.
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It is such a shame
we lost Martin and George.
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They were experts.
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Do you know what the duel was over?
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What's any duel over?
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Greed?
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- Pride.
- Right.
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Ms Yancy, you're
the club's treasurer?
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Uh, so, do you know why Mr Peek
and Mr Ilic were arguing?
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The game.
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The... the annual championship?
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50-year-anniversary championship.
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The winner gets the time capsule.
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What's in the time capsule?
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Um... we can't see for sure.
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We've only got one photo
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and, unfortunately,
it's completely out of focus.
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But it's nothing valuable -
it's more about the prestige.
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The unearthing will be a big deal.
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There'll be local papers.
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Emeline's trying to get
the local TV news...
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Yep, yep. The argument?
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Martin and George were playing.
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When George... when George said...
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George said that
he was growing so old
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waiting for Martin to place his bet,
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that he was starting to find
Martin's wife attractive.
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Pretty mild trash-talk.
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Oh, not for Faro.
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Martin took offence and, later,
he challenged George to a duel.
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Have there been duels here before?
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Yes, but they were usually settled
by a card game or a fencing bout.
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Mm-hm.
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Sometimes with pistols
and paintballs.
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But not lead bullets.
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No! Never.
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So, Mr Dugald Hogarth
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is the winner by default?
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Uh, now, he's our missing referee.
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Have either of you seen him?
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I don't see your name here
on the list, Ms Mellis.
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Oh, I thought I was too new
to the club to play.
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Maybe I should have.
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Where does Mr Peek keep his pistols?
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I'm, uh, very sorry
for your loss, Mrs Peek,
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and to trouble you with
more questions at this time
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but, uh, you were your husband's
second at the duel?
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Yes, that's right.
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But you didn't load his pistol?
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No, no. I just handed it to him.
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Corneal transplants.
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Oh, yes.
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Um, I'm afraid
Martin was going through...
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...a bit of a mid-life crisis.
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Rather Dr Harrow's area
of expertise.
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It wasn't like him, though.
259
00:15:08,443 --> 00:15:11,159
He was always
a very responsible man.
260
00:15:11,243 --> 00:15:13,199
He was a tax accountant!
261
00:15:13,283 --> 00:15:17,079
But the last few months, he changed.
262
00:15:17,163 --> 00:15:20,159
He became secretive, deceptive.
263
00:15:20,243 --> 00:15:23,333
That's also Dr Harrow's area.
264
00:15:25,083 --> 00:15:29,799
Mrs Peek, did your husband
have restless leg syndrome?
265
00:15:29,883 --> 00:15:31,999
Was this something new?
No.
266
00:15:32,083 --> 00:15:36,239
No, but, uh, more recently,
it had become a sort of a...
267
00:15:36,323 --> 00:15:40,999
...well, restless hand syndrome
and restless other...things.
268
00:15:41,083 --> 00:15:46,373
Uh... his, uh, marital appetite...
269
00:15:47,363 --> 00:15:49,799
And then there was
the gambling losses and...
270
00:15:49,883 --> 00:15:52,079
But I thought you said
he didn't gamble for money.
271
00:15:52,163 --> 00:15:54,599
Not until this recent
Faro championship
272
00:15:54,683 --> 00:16:00,359
and then it became online poker,
online sports, online horses...
273
00:16:00,443 --> 00:16:02,439
Did you want it to end?
274
00:16:02,523 --> 00:16:05,773
Oh, yes! Of course I did.
275
00:16:07,603 --> 00:16:11,613
Where did he
keep his guns, Mrs Peek?
276
00:16:21,963 --> 00:16:24,453
There's paint balls
but no lead shot.
277
00:16:25,363 --> 00:16:27,639
Do you have a key for this,
Mrs Peek?
278
00:16:27,723 --> 00:16:31,159
Martin was the only one
who had a key.
279
00:16:31,243 --> 00:16:32,719
Sarge?
280
00:16:32,803 --> 00:16:34,559
Oh.
281
00:16:34,643 --> 00:16:36,373
Thanks, Mick.
282
00:16:47,083 --> 00:16:49,039
"Ruffian."
283
00:16:49,123 --> 00:16:51,053
I need to sit down.
284
00:16:52,043 --> 00:16:55,679
Mrs Peek, this morning,
before the duel,
285
00:16:55,763 --> 00:16:58,173
did you kiss your husband good luck?
286
00:17:00,923 --> 00:17:03,133
I, uh... I think so.
287
00:17:06,683 --> 00:17:09,559
Then I guess that just leaves
our referee.
288
00:17:09,643 --> 00:17:11,653
Hmm.
289
00:17:14,163 --> 00:17:17,239
Mr Dugald Hogarth. Our referee.
290
00:17:17,323 --> 00:17:19,879
Why did he run from the duel?
291
00:17:19,963 --> 00:17:21,599
Well, he was upset,
292
00:17:21,683 --> 00:17:24,439
seeing two club-mates die
unexpectedly in front of him.
293
00:17:24,523 --> 00:17:27,519
Two club-mates he was playing
in the grand final.
294
00:17:27,603 --> 00:17:29,439
Well...
Could he have tampered with the guns?
295
00:17:29,523 --> 00:17:31,839
No key, solid alibi
296
00:17:31,923 --> 00:17:34,493
and a severe allergy to seafood.
297
00:17:35,243 --> 00:17:37,119
Anaphylaxis-bad.
298
00:17:37,203 --> 00:17:39,559
There's no way he could have
touched Mr Peek's fishing kit
299
00:17:39,643 --> 00:17:41,039
without having a seizure.
300
00:17:41,123 --> 00:17:43,559
No, Mr Hogarth
may have had the motive
301
00:17:43,643 --> 00:17:45,199
but he has a watertight alibi.
302
00:17:45,283 --> 00:17:47,439
Mrs Peek may have had the means
but no motive.
303
00:17:47,523 --> 00:17:50,399
No, no - we have two dead men
with their fingers on the trigger,
304
00:17:50,483 --> 00:17:52,879
one of whom owned both the guns
and the sinkers
305
00:17:52,963 --> 00:17:55,679
and had clearly been taking things
a little bit too seriously,
306
00:17:55,763 --> 00:17:57,359
including card-game insults -
307
00:17:57,443 --> 00:17:58,839
am I right so far?
308
00:17:58,923 --> 00:18:01,159
Righto. Well, if you find
anything new, you let me know.
309
00:18:01,243 --> 00:18:03,559
Otherwise, I have another
potential murder investigation
310
00:18:03,643 --> 00:18:05,533
that I need to continue.
311
00:18:26,843 --> 00:18:29,755
Tell me they died
for something worthwhile.
312
00:18:29,954 --> 00:18:32,380
Love? Fortune?
313
00:18:32,465 --> 00:18:36,373
A schoolyard taunt that, frankly,
Fairley could do better.
314
00:18:37,243 --> 00:18:39,159
You had a phone call earlier.
315
00:18:39,243 --> 00:18:40,959
You answered my phone?
316
00:18:41,043 --> 00:18:42,893
Your office has good wi-fi.
317
00:19:01,337 --> 00:19:04,147
Hi.
Hi.
318
00:19:05,151 --> 00:19:07,119
As I was saying,
319
00:19:07,203 --> 00:19:10,199
yes, James is here, in Australia.
320
00:19:10,586 --> 00:19:13,165
He told me he'd been accepted
into computer studies
321
00:19:13,250 --> 00:19:14,831
at the University of Adelaide
322
00:19:14,916 --> 00:19:17,912
but at home, I got an email
from the university
323
00:19:17,997 --> 00:19:20,727
about overdue fees.
324
00:19:21,056 --> 00:19:27,432
I rang and apparently, James
had never attended one lecture.
325
00:19:27,517 --> 00:19:30,234
I tried to call him. Got no answer.
326
00:19:30,319 --> 00:19:32,553
I rang the consulate,
thinking the worst
327
00:19:32,637 --> 00:19:34,193
but he wasn't dead,
328
00:19:34,277 --> 00:19:35,673
so I came out.
329
00:19:35,757 --> 00:19:37,847
Do you think...
No.
330
00:19:38,676 --> 00:19:41,312
And where did you start?
With his father.
331
00:19:41,397 --> 00:19:42,977
Ah.
Yes. See...
332
00:19:43,062 --> 00:19:44,698
Shut up.
333
00:19:44,783 --> 00:19:48,539
I arrived last night.
I went to Daniel's boat.
334
00:19:48,837 --> 00:19:52,633
He told me there was a boy
who died in a shipyard.
335
00:19:52,717 --> 00:19:54,913
OK. Here, I really...
Harrow.
336
00:19:54,997 --> 00:19:57,881
Daniel said it seemed for a while
this might be James.
337
00:19:57,966 --> 00:20:01,522
Then he told me that after the DNA
proved it wasn't,
338
00:20:01,837 --> 00:20:04,447
that James...
339
00:20:06,877 --> 00:20:09,927
...was nowhere to be found.
340
00:20:10,837 --> 00:20:14,873
Daniel looked everywhere. No luck.
341
00:20:14,957 --> 00:20:17,793
So, I don't know if James
is not in town after all
342
00:20:17,877 --> 00:20:20,367
or if Daniel's just a bit...
343
00:20:21,157 --> 00:20:22,887
...useless.
344
00:20:29,550 --> 00:20:31,546
Is this your son?
345
00:20:31,837 --> 00:20:33,193
Yes.
346
00:20:33,277 --> 00:20:36,393
And neither of you have seen him.
347
00:20:36,477 --> 00:20:39,127
That's what I've been telling you.
348
00:20:40,637 --> 00:20:42,607
Then explain to me...
349
00:20:43,477 --> 00:20:45,073
...why you left this.
350
00:20:45,157 --> 00:20:47,873
Listen, I
really need to speak to your brother.
351
00:20:47,957 --> 00:20:50,127
If you see him, get him to call me.
352
00:20:52,677 --> 00:20:56,473
Well, you convinced me
James was here.
353
00:20:56,557 --> 00:21:01,513
My name in that passport, the note
on the body that seemed to be for me.
354
00:21:01,597 --> 00:21:02,993
So, I left a message.
355
00:21:03,077 --> 00:21:05,447
And she's had no contact?
356
00:21:06,637 --> 00:21:08,993
I mean, if she has, I don't know.
357
00:21:09,077 --> 00:21:10,753
You've been listening to my phone.
358
00:21:10,837 --> 00:21:13,113
So, just tell me straight -
have I come to the right city?
359
00:21:13,197 --> 00:21:14,753
If my son is not in Brisbane,
360
00:21:14,837 --> 00:21:17,473
I am not going to waste
any more time here.
361
00:21:17,557 --> 00:21:20,073
Well, I'm sorry but I can't tell you
anything else at the moment.
362
00:21:20,157 --> 00:21:23,047
Well, when you do find him...
363
00:21:25,077 --> 00:21:27,607
...please call me.
364
00:21:32,877 --> 00:21:35,127
Nice to see you again, Daniel.
365
00:21:41,797 --> 00:21:43,233
So, do you still...
366
00:21:43,317 --> 00:21:45,487
No. Go see her out.
367
00:21:50,517 --> 00:21:52,393
"Bit useless"?
368
00:21:52,477 --> 00:21:54,527
Should get them off our backs.
369
00:21:58,077 --> 00:22:00,353
And we are in.
370
00:22:00,437 --> 00:22:02,913
OK. So now what?
371
00:22:02,997 --> 00:22:04,873
Now we look.
372
00:22:04,957 --> 00:22:06,393
For what?
373
00:22:06,477 --> 00:22:10,687
For bodies due to be released
back to their next of kin.
374
00:22:11,477 --> 00:22:12,433
Why?
375
00:22:12,517 --> 00:22:15,113
'Cause sometimes, when bodies
are released to next of kin,
376
00:22:15,197 --> 00:22:17,153
so are their possessions.
377
00:22:17,237 --> 00:22:19,873
Here - Lawrence Paul Schumann.
378
00:22:19,957 --> 00:22:22,593
Nursing home death,
determined to be of natural causes.
379
00:22:22,677 --> 00:22:27,513
Mr Schumann's belongings are held in
police CIB and can now be released.
380
00:22:27,597 --> 00:22:30,753
Right. Right.
And is there a case code?
381
00:22:30,837 --> 00:22:33,313
The question is,
can you swap the case code
382
00:22:33,397 --> 00:22:35,847
with the one attached to your phone?
383
00:22:37,437 --> 00:22:40,473
OK. I gotta go to work.
Let me know.
384
00:22:40,557 --> 00:22:42,607
OK.
385
00:22:51,397 --> 00:22:54,553
52184.
386
00:22:59,237 --> 00:23:01,207
What did you forget?
387
00:23:17,597 --> 00:23:20,673
Why did you tell Daniel I was dead?
388
00:23:20,757 --> 00:23:22,833
Why did you tell me
you never knew his name?
389
00:23:22,917 --> 00:23:25,713
It's hard to believe anything you say
anymore, James.
390
00:23:25,797 --> 00:23:28,193
No, that much is true.
391
00:23:28,277 --> 00:23:33,193
I told you that because I didn't
want you going to find him.
392
00:23:33,277 --> 00:23:38,967
I didn't want you falling in love
with who he is and what he does.
393
00:23:40,037 --> 00:23:42,233
I didn't want to lose you.
394
00:23:42,317 --> 00:23:44,553
You didn't think
I'd ever want to know?
395
00:23:44,637 --> 00:23:46,713
Did you think I was stupid?
No!
396
00:23:46,797 --> 00:23:49,473
I was the stupid one, thinking
you wouldn't go looking for him.
397
00:23:49,557 --> 00:23:51,433
Could have just told him.
398
00:23:51,517 --> 00:23:53,833
You know how it is with lies.
399
00:23:53,917 --> 00:23:56,087
Maybe you don't.
400
00:23:57,677 --> 00:24:01,607
After a while, they become so big,
they just...
401
00:24:02,717 --> 00:24:05,367
...they won't go back in the bottle.
402
00:24:06,117 --> 00:24:09,647
Right, James?
University of Adelaide?
403
00:24:10,437 --> 00:24:12,513
I wanted to find my dad.
404
00:24:12,597 --> 00:24:14,313
And you have.
405
00:24:14,397 --> 00:24:15,953
What now?
406
00:24:16,037 --> 00:24:18,647
Now... I need my phone.
407
00:24:19,477 --> 00:24:21,793
If I get that,
I get everyone off my back.
408
00:24:21,877 --> 00:24:23,353
What, including Mila Zoric?
409
00:24:23,437 --> 00:24:25,513
My phone will prove
I didn't kill Max!
410
00:24:25,597 --> 00:24:29,393
The only way you'll get it back
is if you turn yourself in.
411
00:24:29,477 --> 00:24:31,873
I can pay for a lawyer.
412
00:24:31,957 --> 00:24:35,393
What happens then? What if...
what if you get your phone back?
413
00:24:35,477 --> 00:24:38,887
All this goes away. What then?
414
00:24:40,557 --> 00:24:42,567
Will you stay here?
415
00:24:48,717 --> 00:24:51,047
Why didn't you just
tell me his name?
416
00:24:53,757 --> 00:24:55,593
You look terrible, Mum.
417
00:24:55,677 --> 00:24:57,967
Go get some sleep.
418
00:25:00,757 --> 00:25:02,673
Are you sure?
419
00:25:02,757 --> 00:25:06,193
You might be more comfortable
back at your hotel.
420
00:25:06,277 --> 00:25:08,207
Uh-uh.
421
00:25:13,837 --> 00:25:16,287
Why didn't you tell him?
422
00:25:18,717 --> 00:25:21,007
It was the dead.
423
00:25:22,797 --> 00:25:24,473
What?
424
00:25:24,557 --> 00:25:28,887
I didn't want my baby
being raised around the dead.
425
00:25:51,757 --> 00:25:54,033
♪ I loved a lad
426
00:25:54,163 --> 00:25:57,933
♪ I loved him so well
427
00:25:58,997 --> 00:26:02,073
♪ I hated all others
428
00:26:02,157 --> 00:26:05,007
♪ Who spoke of him ill... ♪
429
00:26:07,437 --> 00:26:09,353
Catching up on work?
430
00:26:09,437 --> 00:26:12,327
Loose ends. You?
431
00:26:13,677 --> 00:26:16,367
Trying to balance the books too.
432
00:26:17,757 --> 00:26:19,913
Your boy at home?
433
00:26:19,997 --> 00:26:23,014
Louie is with his father this week,
434
00:26:23,099 --> 00:26:27,033
so rather than sitting at home
missing him, I work.
435
00:26:27,117 --> 00:26:28,633
You?
436
00:26:28,717 --> 00:26:31,567
Seems I sit at home, missing work.
437
00:26:34,677 --> 00:26:36,393
The mystery duellists?
438
00:26:39,797 --> 00:26:42,793
See, I know what killed them.
439
00:26:42,877 --> 00:26:45,273
But I still don't know...
440
00:26:45,357 --> 00:26:46,793
Why?
441
00:26:46,877 --> 00:26:48,553
Yes.
442
00:26:48,637 --> 00:26:52,953
See, according to Mr Peek's wife, he
suffered from restless leg syndrome.
443
00:26:53,037 --> 00:26:55,113
Hmm. So he had trouble sleeping too.
444
00:26:55,197 --> 00:26:57,073
Mm, and according to this,
445
00:26:57,157 --> 00:27:00,873
he was prescribed a medication
by the name of Pramipexole.
446
00:27:00,957 --> 00:27:02,153
And?
447
00:27:02,237 --> 00:27:06,313
It has reported side effects,
including a heightened sex drive,
448
00:27:06,397 --> 00:27:10,273
increased recklessness and
an exaggerated desire to gamble,
449
00:27:10,357 --> 00:27:13,193
which would explain Mr Peek's
recent behaviour.
450
00:27:13,277 --> 00:27:15,007
It doesn't excuse him.
451
00:27:15,797 --> 00:27:17,847
No.
452
00:27:18,677 --> 00:27:20,153
What's this?
453
00:27:20,237 --> 00:27:22,193
1-phenyl...
454
00:27:22,277 --> 00:27:26,567
1-phenyl-3-pyrazolidinone. Phenidone?
455
00:27:27,397 --> 00:27:29,353
Where was that?
On his hands.
456
00:27:29,437 --> 00:27:32,633
Traces of gunpowder
with minute traces of that.
457
00:27:32,717 --> 00:27:34,393
What is it?
458
00:27:34,477 --> 00:27:36,433
Phenidone.
459
00:27:36,517 --> 00:27:38,553
It's a darkroom chemical.
460
00:27:38,637 --> 00:27:41,127
Photographic developer.
461
00:27:42,077 --> 00:27:45,327
But Peek didn't have
a darkroom at his house.
462
00:27:50,397 --> 00:27:52,393
Hello?
463
00:27:52,477 --> 00:27:54,873
Hello!
Oh! Mr...
464
00:27:54,957 --> 00:27:56,353
Harrow.
465
00:27:56,437 --> 00:27:58,793
Late night for you?
Yes.
466
00:27:58,877 --> 00:28:01,633
Just, um, getting ready
for the big final tomorrow night
467
00:28:01,717 --> 00:28:03,393
and the unsealing the next day.
468
00:28:03,477 --> 00:28:05,313
Exciting.
469
00:28:05,397 --> 00:28:07,567
How is there a final?
470
00:28:09,277 --> 00:28:12,273
Ah. So, Ms Mellis is playing.
471
00:28:12,357 --> 00:28:13,753
How?
472
00:28:13,837 --> 00:28:17,273
Well, uh, apparently,
there is a clause in the charter -
473
00:28:17,357 --> 00:28:19,513
if there are insufficient players
in a match,
474
00:28:19,597 --> 00:28:21,713
the treasurer
can nominate a stand-in.
475
00:28:21,797 --> 00:28:26,047
And Ms Mellis asked you
to nominate her.
476
00:28:26,917 --> 00:28:29,993
Well, it is a bit of a change
to have a woman in the final.
477
00:28:30,077 --> 00:28:32,513
Emeline's been
a wonderful marketing manager.
478
00:28:32,597 --> 00:28:34,953
She's really got
a nose for attention.
479
00:28:35,037 --> 00:28:38,313
You know, putting the club online
and the newsletters.
480
00:28:38,397 --> 00:28:40,473
Oh, speaking of newsletters,
481
00:28:40,557 --> 00:28:44,247
do you know if there was anyone here
developing photographs?
482
00:28:45,837 --> 00:28:50,207
The darkroom's been here since
the start of the club, 50 years ago.
483
00:28:51,077 --> 00:28:52,713
Did Mr Peek use it?
484
00:28:52,797 --> 00:28:56,687
Martin? No. But Emeline does.
485
00:28:58,317 --> 00:29:00,873
She found some old photos
in the files.
486
00:29:00,957 --> 00:29:03,193
She thought she might put some
in the latest newsletter
487
00:29:03,277 --> 00:29:05,727
but, uh, they're not too good,
apparently.
488
00:29:08,717 --> 00:29:12,073
These are from the laying
of the time capsule.
489
00:29:12,157 --> 00:29:13,967
Really?
490
00:29:15,437 --> 00:29:17,207
There's a frame missing.
491
00:29:24,557 --> 00:29:26,953
Do you have any idea
where she might have put it?
492
00:29:27,037 --> 00:29:28,913
Well, Yancy wouldn't know.
493
00:29:28,997 --> 00:29:31,393
Hi. Came to help you set up.
494
00:29:31,477 --> 00:29:33,713
And look who we find in the dark!
495
00:29:33,797 --> 00:29:35,273
He's a policeman.
496
00:29:35,357 --> 00:29:37,273
Well, he's a doctor.
497
00:29:37,357 --> 00:29:40,033
Maybe we should get Yancy
to call the police,
498
00:29:40,117 --> 00:29:41,833
for trespassing.
499
00:29:41,917 --> 00:29:43,353
She let me in.
500
00:29:43,437 --> 00:29:45,273
Oh, looking for secrets!
501
00:29:45,357 --> 00:29:47,033
You won't find any.
502
00:29:47,117 --> 00:29:50,207
Is that what you told Mr Peek?
503
00:29:51,037 --> 00:29:54,513
Was he in here too,
right before the duel?
504
00:29:54,597 --> 00:29:57,287
I gather Mr Peek
can't kiss and tell.
505
00:29:58,197 --> 00:29:59,767
No.
506
00:30:01,117 --> 00:30:02,873
Where's the missing frame?
507
00:30:02,957 --> 00:30:05,633
I don't know
what you're talking about.
508
00:30:05,732 --> 00:30:07,542
Shame.
509
00:30:08,317 --> 00:30:11,393
I really quite like
seeing how things develop.
510
00:30:11,477 --> 00:30:13,273
Ah.
Good luck with your game.
511
00:30:13,357 --> 00:30:15,287
Kiss for luck?
512
00:30:16,637 --> 00:30:19,353
I'm afraid I do kiss and tell.
513
00:30:19,437 --> 00:30:21,207
Oh.
514
00:30:22,837 --> 00:30:26,073
It was very sad, what happened
to Martin and George.
515
00:30:26,157 --> 00:30:27,513
Hmm.
516
00:30:27,597 --> 00:30:30,047
There's nothing to find here.
517
00:30:45,477 --> 00:30:47,353
You're leaving late.
518
00:30:47,437 --> 00:30:50,913
And you're starting early.
What have I caught you doing?
519
00:30:50,997 --> 00:30:52,887
Hiding evidence?
520
00:30:54,157 --> 00:30:56,393
Gathering evidence.
521
00:30:56,477 --> 00:30:58,847
Of male vanity?
522
00:30:59,597 --> 00:31:01,487
Maybe of murder.
523
00:31:04,397 --> 00:31:06,233
You kissed Mrs Peek?
No.
524
00:31:06,317 --> 00:31:09,473
It looks like the same lipstick
found on Mr Peek.
525
00:31:09,557 --> 00:31:11,953
Now, it might be Mrs Peek's,
it might be someone else's.
526
00:31:12,037 --> 00:31:13,833
I'm losing interest.
And my appetite.
527
00:31:13,917 --> 00:31:18,553
Look, Mr Peek had an almost-faded
lipstick mark on his cheek
528
00:31:18,637 --> 00:31:20,593
under the make-up he wore to duel,
529
00:31:20,677 --> 00:31:22,833
which means he was kissed earlier.
530
00:31:22,917 --> 00:31:25,193
Now, it's the same shade of lipstick
531
00:31:25,277 --> 00:31:27,524
Ms Mellis wore
when she kissed my cheek.
532
00:31:27,705 --> 00:31:29,633
Did she kiss... Eugh. God.
533
00:31:29,717 --> 00:31:32,513
Can you prove it was Ms Mellis
who kissed Mr Peek?
534
00:31:32,597 --> 00:31:38,473
No. But Peek also had faint traces
of a darkroom chemical on him.
535
00:31:38,557 --> 00:31:42,233
Now, there is a darkroom at
the Faro club that Ms Mellis uses.
536
00:31:42,317 --> 00:31:44,593
Yeah, but that doesn't mean
he didn't use it by himself.
537
00:31:44,677 --> 00:31:47,313
But you still think Emeline Mellis
put the sinkers in the gun
538
00:31:47,397 --> 00:31:49,353
so they'd kill each other.
Yes!
539
00:31:49,437 --> 00:31:52,873
To join the Faro game where there's
nothing to win but the game itself!
540
00:31:52,957 --> 00:31:57,233
Except there is missing film
of the time capsule's contents.
541
00:31:57,317 --> 00:32:00,873
Perhaps Ms Mellis knows
there's something valuable in it
542
00:32:00,957 --> 00:32:03,447
and that's what she wants to win.
543
00:32:04,837 --> 00:32:07,287
So, what do you want me to do?
544
00:32:12,437 --> 00:32:14,513
This is bloody ridiculous.
545
00:32:14,597 --> 00:32:17,913
It's hot. I'm itchy. We can just
wait until we get a warrant Monday.
546
00:32:17,997 --> 00:32:20,593
No! They play the final tonight.
547
00:32:20,677 --> 00:32:22,473
There'll be nothing left to search
for Monday.
548
00:32:22,557 --> 00:32:26,513
Let's just play and watch
Emeline Mellis's face when you win.
549
00:32:26,597 --> 00:32:29,127
Yeah, but I... I've never
played Faro!
550
00:32:30,077 --> 00:32:32,273
You're the precinct's poker champion!
551
00:32:32,357 --> 00:32:34,847
Come on. How hard can it be?
552
00:32:47,597 --> 00:32:49,647
What are you doing here?
553
00:32:50,517 --> 00:32:52,233
We have come to play.
554
00:32:52,317 --> 00:32:56,073
Oh!
You're not even members.
555
00:32:56,157 --> 00:32:58,073
Actually, we are.
556
00:32:58,157 --> 00:33:00,513
We joined online, thanks to you.
557
00:33:00,597 --> 00:33:05,073
And according to section 9.5
of your charter,
558
00:33:05,157 --> 00:33:08,953
in the event of the passing
of permanent members,
559
00:33:09,037 --> 00:33:11,713
any new members
may take their places.
560
00:33:11,797 --> 00:33:14,913
Um... Mellie, he's right.
561
00:33:14,997 --> 00:33:16,727
He's right.
562
00:33:17,677 --> 00:33:19,407
You can play.
563
00:33:25,717 --> 00:33:30,073
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome
to the 50th-anniversary final.
564
00:33:30,157 --> 00:33:33,273
At stake is the time capsule
laid down in 1970,
565
00:33:33,357 --> 00:33:35,873
which will be unsealed
tomorrow at noon
566
00:33:35,957 --> 00:33:37,873
and presented to the winner.
567
00:33:43,837 --> 00:33:45,473
Mr Hogarth.
568
00:33:45,557 --> 00:33:47,993
Let's play.
569
00:33:48,077 --> 00:33:51,007
I think what we have to do is...
Shh!
570
00:33:52,157 --> 00:33:53,713
I've got this.
571
00:33:53,797 --> 00:33:55,807
Bets, please.
572
00:33:56,917 --> 00:33:58,687
Nine.
573
00:34:03,637 --> 00:34:05,633
Mr Nichols?
Mm?
574
00:34:05,717 --> 00:34:07,727
Bet.
575
00:34:12,437 --> 00:34:14,287
Mr Harrow?
576
00:34:17,997 --> 00:34:20,673
Losing card... dame de pique.
577
00:34:20,757 --> 00:34:23,633
Winning card, neuf de coeur.
578
00:34:23,717 --> 00:34:25,727
Ms Mellis wins.
579
00:34:29,197 --> 00:34:31,153
I thought you said you got it.
580
00:34:31,237 --> 00:34:33,753
It's a matter of counting cards.
Can you count cards?
581
00:34:33,837 --> 00:34:35,233
No.
Then shut up.
582
00:34:35,317 --> 00:34:37,287
Bets, please.
583
00:34:38,717 --> 00:34:40,567
Jack, please.
584
00:34:52,757 --> 00:34:54,233
Losing card,
585
00:34:54,317 --> 00:34:56,047
valet de carreau.
586
00:34:56,797 --> 00:34:59,553
Winning card, as de carreau.
587
00:34:59,637 --> 00:35:01,807
Mr Nichols wins.
588
00:35:08,477 --> 00:35:09,793
You OK?
589
00:35:09,877 --> 00:35:11,593
No, it's this bloody outfit.
590
00:35:11,677 --> 00:35:13,967
I feel like a chook in an oven bag.
591
00:35:15,117 --> 00:35:17,553
Bets, please.
592
00:35:17,637 --> 00:35:19,407
Ace.
593
00:35:49,757 --> 00:35:52,873
Losing card, as de trefle.
594
00:35:52,957 --> 00:35:55,047
Winning card...
595
00:35:56,077 --> 00:35:57,633
...cinque de carreau.
596
00:35:57,717 --> 00:35:59,593
Mr Nichols wins again.
597
00:36:03,837 --> 00:36:05,993
Well, I need a drink. Gentlemen?
598
00:36:06,077 --> 00:36:08,233
Oh. Yes, please.
599
00:36:08,317 --> 00:36:10,447
Not for me, thanks.
600
00:36:11,677 --> 00:36:15,327
And... we pause.
601
00:36:16,277 --> 00:36:18,113
Well, this is going well!
602
00:36:18,197 --> 00:36:20,193
Well, I'm going well.
You're terrible.
603
00:36:20,277 --> 00:36:21,673
What's your plan?
604
00:36:21,757 --> 00:36:25,633
Well, she eliminated Peek and Ilic
and thought she could beat Hogarth.
605
00:36:25,717 --> 00:36:28,673
But you're unsettling her.
606
00:36:28,757 --> 00:36:31,193
Assuming your theory's correct,
607
00:36:31,277 --> 00:36:34,127
what is she gonna do
in front of all these people?
608
00:36:34,877 --> 00:36:36,367
I don't know.
609
00:36:41,357 --> 00:36:44,047
Ah. I got you one anyway.
610
00:36:47,917 --> 00:36:49,807
I wouldn't drink that if I were you.
611
00:36:51,237 --> 00:36:52,633
What?
612
00:36:52,717 --> 00:36:54,727
And we resume.
613
00:37:01,837 --> 00:37:03,433
Mr Nichols?
614
00:37:03,517 --> 00:37:05,607
Uh...
615
00:37:07,757 --> 00:37:09,513
Mr Hogarth?
616
00:37:09,597 --> 00:37:11,567
I...
617
00:37:13,157 --> 00:37:14,633
Uh, here. No.
618
00:37:14,717 --> 00:37:16,727
Here.
619
00:37:18,038 --> 00:37:20,154
I feel... a bit crook.
620
00:37:20,477 --> 00:37:22,633
I think you were drugged.
621
00:37:22,717 --> 00:37:23,953
OK. Um...
622
00:37:24,037 --> 00:37:25,593
I need to get some fresh air.
623
00:37:25,677 --> 00:37:28,087
You win the game.
624
00:37:32,077 --> 00:37:34,367
I think there was something wrong
with those drinks.
625
00:37:35,677 --> 00:37:37,807
Do you wish to call the game?
626
00:37:40,317 --> 00:37:42,047
No.
627
00:37:43,117 --> 00:37:44,847
Your bet.
628
00:37:53,357 --> 00:37:55,247
Huit de coeur...
629
00:37:56,037 --> 00:37:58,233
...et la dame de trefle.
630
00:37:58,317 --> 00:38:00,353
Ms Mellis wins.
631
00:38:03,837 --> 00:38:06,167
Mr Hogarth is out.
632
00:38:08,437 --> 00:38:11,473
We are down to our last three cards.
633
00:38:14,957 --> 00:38:18,887
What did you find in the photograph
of the time capsule?
634
00:38:19,518 --> 00:38:22,034
What is it that you were
prepared to kill for?
635
00:38:22,357 --> 00:38:25,327
I have no idea
what you're talking about.
636
00:38:26,117 --> 00:38:28,207
But I do know I'm going to win.
637
00:38:29,477 --> 00:38:30,993
You are good at calculating odds.
638
00:38:31,077 --> 00:38:32,727
Ah, unlike you.
639
00:38:33,517 --> 00:38:35,033
True.
640
00:38:35,117 --> 00:38:37,527
But I'm good at hunches.
641
00:38:38,277 --> 00:38:40,167
Bets, please.
642
00:38:46,837 --> 00:38:48,433
Mr Harrow?
643
00:38:48,517 --> 00:38:54,007
I believe I can bet on the order
the last three cards appear.
644
00:38:54,957 --> 00:38:58,433
And if I'm right,
I win four times the bet.
645
00:38:58,517 --> 00:39:01,247
I read the rule book.
646
00:39:02,837 --> 00:39:04,233
Which will make you the winner.
647
00:39:04,317 --> 00:39:07,153
Then I wager the last card
648
00:39:07,237 --> 00:39:09,647
is the valet de trefle.
649
00:39:11,037 --> 00:39:12,767
The jack of clubs.
650
00:39:17,797 --> 00:39:19,313
Losing card...
651
00:39:19,397 --> 00:39:21,407
dix de carreau.
652
00:39:22,277 --> 00:39:24,287
Winning card...
653
00:39:25,077 --> 00:39:26,633
...le roi de pique,
654
00:39:26,717 --> 00:39:30,273
which means last card is, indeed...
655
00:39:30,357 --> 00:39:31,993
...the jack of clubs.
656
00:39:32,077 --> 00:39:34,047
Mr Harrow wins.
657
00:39:35,037 --> 00:39:37,033
Congratulations, Mr Harrow.
658
00:39:37,117 --> 00:39:39,327
It seems the time capsule is yours.
659
00:39:46,117 --> 00:39:48,433
Oh! Thank you. Thank you.
That's very kind of you.
660
00:39:48,517 --> 00:39:50,647
Thank you, everyone.
We'll see you tomorrow.
661
00:39:53,262 --> 00:39:54,858
Ms Mellis?
662
00:39:55,117 --> 00:39:58,833
You can dash off but the police
don't take too kindly to murder,
663
00:39:58,917 --> 00:40:00,513
let alone drugging a police officer.
664
00:40:00,597 --> 00:40:03,073
Like I said, I have no idea
what you're talking about.
665
00:40:03,157 --> 00:40:05,633
What was in that time capsule
that was worth killing for?
666
00:40:05,717 --> 00:40:08,273
You seriously are deluded!
667
00:40:08,357 --> 00:40:10,993
You wanted to win.
Yes, I did!
668
00:40:11,077 --> 00:40:13,033
I thought I might be in the papers.
669
00:40:13,117 --> 00:40:15,233
Maybe on TV. Sue me.
670
00:40:15,317 --> 00:40:17,593
But you found the photograph
of the time capsule.
671
00:40:17,677 --> 00:40:19,167
Oh!
672
00:40:21,037 --> 00:40:24,887
It was just a bunch of old crap.
673
00:40:25,757 --> 00:40:27,193
I just wanted the cards.
674
00:40:27,277 --> 00:40:28,713
They are collector's items.
675
00:40:28,797 --> 00:40:31,033
And when Yancy found the loophole
to let me play,
676
00:40:31,117 --> 00:40:32,873
we agreed
that I would keep the cards
677
00:40:32,957 --> 00:40:34,713
and she could keep everything else.
678
00:40:34,797 --> 00:40:38,553
But you kissed me on the cheek,
just like you kissed Martin Peek.
679
00:40:38,637 --> 00:40:41,233
Oh, my God! Don't be gross!
680
00:40:41,317 --> 00:40:43,647
I never kissed Martin.
681
00:40:45,797 --> 00:40:47,807
Then who did?
682
00:41:10,757 --> 00:41:14,927
Wondering if you have time to unseal
it before the police catch you?
683
00:41:16,957 --> 00:41:23,207
It was you who recognised what
Emeline had found in this old photo.
684
00:41:25,237 --> 00:41:28,167
An antique deck of cards...
685
00:41:29,237 --> 00:41:31,193
...and an old envelope,
686
00:41:31,277 --> 00:41:36,287
stamped with a plate 77 penny red.
687
00:41:38,197 --> 00:41:39,927
What's it worth?
688
00:41:41,637 --> 00:41:43,487
Over half a million.
689
00:41:45,997 --> 00:41:49,727
These dusty old fools had no idea.
690
00:41:54,997 --> 00:41:57,393
You were eliminated
from the game early.
691
00:41:57,477 --> 00:42:00,713
Then Emeline showed you
the photo she found
692
00:42:00,797 --> 00:42:03,593
and you needed a patsy
to play for you,
693
00:42:03,677 --> 00:42:05,393
so you convinced her.
694
00:42:05,477 --> 00:42:07,313
I told her I knew
how to get her in the game.
695
00:42:07,397 --> 00:42:10,725
If she won, that beautiful flirt
would have her face on the news
696
00:42:10,817 --> 00:42:13,029
and I'd get the envelope.
697
00:42:15,877 --> 00:42:20,113
Peek and Ilic were the best players
of the club, so they had to go.
698
00:42:20,197 --> 00:42:23,913
But somehow, you knew Peek was on
Pramipexole, and its side effects.
699
00:42:23,997 --> 00:42:25,713
My late father had Parkinson's.
700
00:42:25,797 --> 00:42:29,607
After George insulted Martin,
all he needed was a nudge.
701
00:42:31,957 --> 00:42:35,687
Which is where he got
the darkroom chemical on him.
702
00:42:36,597 --> 00:42:38,287
And the lipstick.
703
00:42:40,157 --> 00:42:42,593
So, you lifted his keys,
704
00:42:42,677 --> 00:42:44,753
went to his basement
705
00:42:44,837 --> 00:42:47,487
and put the sinkers in his pistols.
706
00:42:48,397 --> 00:42:51,113
And then it was just a matter
of eliminating Hogarth.
707
00:42:51,197 --> 00:42:54,167
Till you
and your cop friend arrived.
708
00:42:54,997 --> 00:42:57,327
Emeline took care of that problem.
709
00:43:05,637 --> 00:43:08,607
Sounds like I'm the only loose end.
710
00:43:10,117 --> 00:43:11,967
Now you're getting the point.
711
00:43:20,957 --> 00:43:22,487
Ha!
712
00:43:34,957 --> 00:43:37,273
Please. Money's not worth it.
713
00:43:37,357 --> 00:43:39,487
Of course it is!
714
00:43:40,997 --> 00:43:43,873
I found it! I deserve it!
715
00:43:43,957 --> 00:43:47,087
I'm the smart one! Me!
716
00:43:47,877 --> 00:43:48,993
Hey!
717
00:43:49,077 --> 00:43:51,567
Hey, hey, hey. Oh... Harrow!
718
00:43:52,317 --> 00:43:54,767
Just woke up outside
and I couldn't find you.
719
00:43:56,957 --> 00:43:58,673
Hey, uh...
720
00:43:58,757 --> 00:44:00,687
...is there any more of that beer?
721
00:44:06,997 --> 00:44:11,327
Well, well. The Marquis de Nichols.
722
00:44:12,437 --> 00:44:13,873
I feel a bit iffy.
723
00:44:13,957 --> 00:44:15,553
You'll be alright in the morning.
724
00:44:15,637 --> 00:44:18,447
Hey, did we win?
Yeah.
725
00:44:22,702 --> 00:44:24,538
Ah! Detective Brookes.
726
00:44:24,623 --> 00:44:26,019
Brookesy!
727
00:44:26,104 --> 00:44:28,483
Uh, I believe this is legally yours.
728
00:44:28,597 --> 00:44:30,847
I'd like to open it, please.
729
00:44:32,317 --> 00:44:34,927
Hmm. What did you say it's worth?
730
00:44:43,277 --> 00:44:45,113
Oh, dear.
731
00:44:45,197 --> 00:44:47,913
It's utterly destroyed.
732
00:44:47,997 --> 00:44:51,593
The area under the concrete slab
wasn't properly waterproofed.
733
00:44:53,757 --> 00:44:56,447
Luck was no lady tonight.
734
00:45:00,837 --> 00:45:01,993
Look.
735
00:45:02,077 --> 00:45:04,873
A Marshall Sam Colt cereal toy.
736
00:45:04,957 --> 00:45:06,713
I always wanted one of these.
737
00:45:06,797 --> 00:45:10,087
Good to go?
Get him to St Catherine's.
738
00:45:15,197 --> 00:45:17,007
Harrow?
739
00:45:18,581 --> 00:45:20,777
I'm glad you weren't lying
about your son.
740
00:45:21,037 --> 00:45:22,953
I thought you were,
741
00:45:23,037 --> 00:45:26,513
and I was thinking I'd have to
go back and take a closer look
742
00:45:26,597 --> 00:45:29,313
at all those other strange things
that were going on around you,
743
00:45:29,397 --> 00:45:34,087
like Chester and... Quinn.
744
00:45:36,757 --> 00:45:39,607
I didn't want to see you
taken away in cuffs.
745
00:45:42,037 --> 00:45:43,967
Me neither.
746
00:45:44,957 --> 00:45:47,927
Think we'll be taking away
your son, though.
747
00:46:02,557 --> 00:46:04,727
What are you doing?
748
00:46:05,637 --> 00:46:08,233
Sorry. I didn't hear you come in.
You're in Harrow's email.
749
00:46:08,617 --> 00:46:10,827
Tell me what the hell you're doing.
750
00:46:12,837 --> 00:46:15,353
None of your business.
It is.
751
00:46:15,437 --> 00:46:16,993
He's my girlfriend's father.
752
00:46:17,077 --> 00:46:18,887
He's MY father.
753
00:46:20,437 --> 00:46:22,207
And it's my business.
754
00:46:29,197 --> 00:46:31,327
So, piss off.
755
00:47:32,437 --> 00:47:34,367
No work today?
756
00:47:35,717 --> 00:47:38,567
Did enough damage last night.
757
00:47:42,237 --> 00:47:44,127
Legit.
758
00:47:51,837 --> 00:47:56,647
Did I say what I think I said,
falling asleep the other night?
759
00:47:57,837 --> 00:48:03,007
That you left because you didn't want
him being raised around the dead.
760
00:48:05,877 --> 00:48:08,727
That was not a good reason
to keep him from you.
761
00:48:11,157 --> 00:48:13,647
It was terrible.
762
00:48:14,677 --> 00:48:17,327
I've done terrible things too.
763
00:49:54,637 --> 00:49:57,247
Z-Stock helpdesk.
How can I help you today?
764
00:49:58,797 --> 00:50:01,393
I'm sorry to hear that
but we can fix that.
765
00:50:01,477 --> 00:50:04,767
I'll just need to take remote control
of your computer, if that's OK?
766
00:50:06,917 --> 00:50:09,233
OK. Thank you.
767
00:50:09,317 --> 00:50:11,273
Lovely family photo.
768
00:50:11,357 --> 00:50:13,913
Is that your grand-daughter?
769
00:50:13,997 --> 00:50:16,407
Now, let me see
if I can find your problem.
770
00:50:24,597 --> 00:50:27,033
I'll just need to take
remote access of your computer.
771
00:50:27,117 --> 00:50:30,007
- Yep. And I've got access now.
- Thank you.
772
00:50:40,557 --> 00:50:42,767
- Yes.
- You have a problem.
773
00:51:04,957 --> 00:51:06,953
Next, on Harrow...
774
00:51:07,037 --> 00:51:09,113
Your son is playing you.
Cut him off!
775
00:51:09,197 --> 00:51:10,593
He's my son!
776
00:51:10,677 --> 00:51:12,873
The evidence box is available
for collection.
777
00:51:12,957 --> 00:51:14,553
You still want to do this, right?
778
00:51:14,637 --> 00:51:16,393
Is there a problem?
Wait. Miss.
779
00:51:16,477 --> 00:51:20,353
What have you got Fern involved in?
What are you gonna do - hit me?
780
00:51:20,437 --> 00:51:22,073
Fern's gonna love that.
781
00:51:22,157 --> 00:51:25,113
Mr Palladino and Jade were having
an affair for quite some time.
782
00:51:25,197 --> 00:51:26,766
What does it matter?
Did you kill him
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00:51:26,851 --> 00:51:29,433
- and then strangle your girlfriend?
- Did you hurt Jade?
784
00:51:29,517 --> 00:51:31,033
He's completely unaffected.
785
00:51:31,117 --> 00:51:33,803
Some people react to death
differently.
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