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We think we could be
the first people

to track her down in years.

There's someone in there.

The question is,
is it Glenda Goodrich?

Only one way to find out.

Emily has cracked the code.

It's the date Glenda
received her only nomination

for Best Actress.

What's the worst
that could happen?

Frankie! Frankie!

Aargh!

Frankie!

Glenda?

Glenda?

Oh, my God.

What d'you call this again?

- Soffritto.
- Soffritto.

- Mm-hmm.
- Ciao.

- Ciao.
- Ciao. Ciao.

- We-- We're having a lesson.
- Ooh.

And now, do you know
where your big black book is?

- Is this it?
- Yes.

He keeps all his recipes
in there.

Broken down by their ingredients

so we can decide
a pricing strategy.

What margin are you looking for?

Mm, we'd be happy with
any profit at all, wouldn't we?

Keep stirring.

You work it all out
by hand?

He doesn't trust computers.

I thought the money
would be your job, Nonna.

Well, your Nonno decided
to take it over.

- Add the meat back in now.
- Mm-hmm.

What are you guys
making?

- Slow-cooked ragu.
- Mm, with pork belly?

- Yes.
- Mum used to make it
with bacon.

It was cheaper.

But not so fatty
or full of flavour.

This looks pretty fancy.

Cook only wine
you're happy to drink.

You have expensive taste, Nonno.

Elena, can, erm,
I have a word, please?

Keep stirring.
Yes chef.

Mm. Smells good.

I don't want her seeing
the accounts. Hm?

You don't want anyone
to see them.

What am I supposed
to do with her?

She can't wait tables
any more.

I just don't understand what you
think this is going to achieve.

You know perfectly well.

Elena, I told you,
you are playing with fire.

Nonsense.
I'm only trying to help.

I don't wanna miss
the ferry.

Ah. Er, you're going to Naples?

Si, to look at
a catering college.

- I'll see you guys later, ciao.
- Gennaro and Elena: Ciao.

You've got her
visiting schools now?

It's for the boy she likes.

Anyway, wouldn't it be wonderful
if she was?

What did you think?

I can't make
the decision for you.

I wish you could.

You have to want this
for yourself.

Come on.

I guess I could just
about afford it

if I get a job in the evenings.

Working in a restaurant, maybe.

I mean, my Nonno says
it's a good career.

You can work anywhere,
travel the world.

- And yet he's still here.
- He's spent 15 years in London.

I'm going to apply.

Oh, I didn't pick up
the application form.

- I'll come with you.
- No, stay.

I'll only be a few minutes.

I-I have my own money.

It's not what you think.

For you.
How is that English girl, huh?

At it like rabbits.

Ah, we haven't got that far.

Of course,
she's playing hard to get.

Have to show her
who's in charge.

Capiche?

You added thyme to this?

My Nan always put it
in beef stew.

Hm.

And something else.

- Honey?
- Balsamic vinegar.

Huh. Okay.

"Okay" as in just okay?

"Okay" as in it's good enough.

Good enough for what?

Good enough to be served, Joe.

- Daria.
- Si.

We are changing the lunch menu.

Okay.

Joe?

You've made it to the menu.

Do you want to taste it?

I can't believe I've made this.

Sofia would be proud of you.

Go on, sit.

Never tastes as good
on your own, does it?

Daria can sit with you.

I don't wanna get her
in to trouble.

Gennaro can spare her for a bit.

- I'll get another bowl.
- Okay.

Oh, I--

I hope I'm not interrupting.

Er, no,
just a chat between cooks.

That-- That thing
we talked about, Joe.

Yeah, erm...

- Sorry, Daria.
- Oh, erm, it's okay.

I'm probably needed
in the kitchen.

Excuse me.

Sofia's file.
I called in a favour.

You okay with me looking?

Yeah. Yeah.
No, thank you.

One other thing, there's been
an unexplained death.

A Mrs Valerie Pope,
wanna tag along?

You're basically a part
of the team.

Yeah.

Great.

Excuse me.

I've only seen Mrs Pope's
face a few times in my life,

and that was years ago.

You can't identify
your own employer?

She always wore sunglasses.

- And a mask.
- Any idea why?

She said she was afraid
of germs,

but Lizzie, Miss Andrews,

said Mrs Pope was ashamed
of the surgery she'd had.

And who is this Miss Andrews?

Her assistant.

Until they fell out.

And when was that?

Three summers ago, maybe.

Any idea where she is?

She told me she was going home.

And where is home?

I have no idea.

But whenever she spoke English,
she spoke with an accent.

So there was a puncture
wound near the navel.

She might've been injected.

Anything else?

A bottle of eye drops.

And a glass of water.

They're being tested.

Any signs of a struggle?

Blood? Fibres?

Nothing that suggests foul play.

Hey, sir. Hey. Sir!

Hey, sir. Sir, sir, sir.

You shouldn't be here.
I'm sorry.

This is a restricted area.

But I work here.

In what capacity?

I'm Mrs Pope's assistant.

I'm afraid we have
some bad news.

- There you go.
- Thank you.

I've only been gone
for three days.

Unlucky timing.

I feel bad I wasn't with her.

It was me she relied on.

Grazie, señor Andre.

ID checks out.

So, flown in from Bucharest.

That's right. My family's there.

You live here with Mrs Pope?

It's a perk of the job.

How was her health?

Fine.

She was agoraphobic,
but otherwise...

Could you formally
identify her for us?

Of course,
I'll do anything to help.

It's her.

Are you sure?

I've worked for her
for two years.

Does she have any relatives?

Friends?

I told you,
she was a recluse.

And what about her
former assistant, Miss Andrews?

Could she back up your ID?

You don't believe me?

We're just being thorough, sir.

We're told she always wore
a mask and sunglasses.

We couldn't find any photo ID.

Mrs Pope kept her papers
in a safe.

Can you help us
gain access to them?

It's definitely our woman.

Thank you. That's a great help.

Last Will and Testament.

Do we need a warrant?

You might, I don't.

It all goes to animal charities.

Except 10%,
or two million euros,

whichever is greater,

bequeathed
to a Dr. Mario Mitrea.

Do you know who that is?

Mrs Pope's plastic surgeon.

Yeah, just like that.

- Great. Oh.
- What are you doing?

- Stop that.
- It's for our video blog.

Didn't You Used To Be Famous?

It's the name we post under
on TikTok.

Is that why you were
at the villa?

Yeah. Glenda Goodrich.

Guys, the movie star?

- Ex-movie star. Now ex-person.
- You mean the deceased?

We've spent, like,
literally the last six weeks

tracking her down.

Thanks to a tip-off
from a follower.

Unfortunately,

your tip-off was incorrect.

Like most things
you'll find online.

The deceased has
been formally identified

as a Mrs Valerie Pope.

Not Glenda Goodrich.

They're only interested
in clickbait.

Agreed.

But I'd feel happier if we had
someone else to confirm the ID.

We should keep looking.

Fancy a drink?

Oh, not tonight, I'm too tired.

Tomorrow maybe?

I'm meeting someone.

Hot date?

A colleague.

From narcotics.

He says he has intel.

On a friend of yours.

Come with me.

Tell Conte why you're
interested in Rocco Di Biasi.

I need to speak to my source
first.

- Not now, Joe.
- Then when?

I don't know, maybe later,
just not now.

You could get him off your back.

Can you guarantee that?

- Of course not.
- Ah.

But I trust Lara.

I'm not ready for this, Joe.

Not ready for what?

Erm, Gennaro says I'm not
ready to cook a meal for myself.

You just did.

No, but I held his hand
the whole way.

- He did.
- Well then,
he's going to go hungry.

We're visiting friends tomorrow
and the restaurant is closed.

Well, it's okay,
I'll-- I'll get a takeaway.

Not in this house
you won't.

- Maybe Daria could help?
- Help with what?

Joe needs someone
to cook with him.

Tomorrow night.

Honestly, it's--
it's not necessary.

I'm not doing anything.

That's agreed then.

Perfetto. Grazie.

- Goodnight.
- Goodnight, my darling.

Elena, can I ask you something?

Of course. Anything.

What's the idea with Joe and me?

I don't know what you mean.

I think you do.

You don't like it?

He belongs to Sofia.

Not forever he won't.

It's when I saw you with him,

when you were going
for that dinner,

looking so handsome together.

It made me think.

That wasn't why I went.

I know.
But Gennaro's right.

One day his heart will mend.

I'd rather it was someone
we care for.

Elena, I don't know what to say.

How about,
mind your own business?

So this is Glenda in 1986.

And that is ten years later.

- That is not the same woman.
- It is.

It was taken a year
after her divorce,

at the premiere of what they
were calling her comeback movie.

But the critics panned it,
said her face didn't move,

speculated
that she'd had a facelift.

Is that Valerie Pope?

That is the last known photo
of Glenda Goodrich.

They could be twins.

It was taken eight years
ago at a film festival.

And that guy there,

that's Glenda's ex-husband,
Walt Ellwood.

Maybe he can help us
tell them apart.

Boss. The dead woman.

Something is online.

- Ma merda.
- What is it?

You should be thanking us,
not threatening us with arrest.

Don't push your luck.

It's this guy
who gets the credit,

drawlet.law56,

"Valerie Pope is
Glenda Goodrich's birth name."

- Do you know who that is?
- No clue.

We do have 136,000 followers
online.

Fine, alright. You can go.

But first, hand in your phones.

Just until the investigation's
over.

What will we do without them?

Sightsee. Read a book.

So if Valerie is Glenda,
and Glenda is Valerie,

who does that make you?

Exactly who I said I am.

Except I'm not her assistant.

I'm her son.

There's no mention of you
on her Wiki.

She never publicly
acknowledged me.

My father took me back
to his native Romania.

Brought me up on his own.

Then you were estranged
from her?

For years.

Until she came back to Romania.

She came looking for you?

She was visiting
a plastic surgeon.

You have reason to hate her.

I made peace with my past.

Will you come to the station,
take a DNA test?

Sure. Why not?

Shall we?

D'you know that guy?

My mother's surgeon.

The one named in the will?

Dr Mitrea. Yes.

Any idea what he's doing here?

Sucking what's left of her dry.

Boss.

The results of the autopsy.

Your mother's heart
stopped beating.

With no explanation?

Low blood flow to the organs.

And that's it?

The pathologist mentions
evidence

of numerous cosmetic surgeries.

Repeated exposure
to anaesthetic.

Might've caused
cardiovascular damage.

- What about toxicology?
- We're still testing.

Right now,
we only have preliminary
forensics from the scene.

Okay, and what did they detect?

Basically nothing.

A used syringe was found
next to her body,

but it just contained
a tanning agent.

- Melanotan.
- And the bottle of eye drops.

Eye drops.

They can be very dangerous
if ingested,

but there was no trace
of chemicals

in the glass of water
at the scene.

May I?

Here's to Valerie.
May she rest in peace.

So you knew her as that?

Not as Glenda?

She was Valerie to her friends.

According to her assistant,
she had none.

Did you know he claims
to be her son?

Stefan said that?

She didn't mention it?

Perhaps you're
not such good friends after all.

We were very close.

Close enough to be named
in her will.

That's news to me.

Stefan doesn't like you
very much.

Maybe he objects to what
you did to his mother's face.

The mutilation of her looks.

That was long before I knew her.

Her first surgery,
in the '90s, it was disaster.

Nerve damage.
If what I read is true.

She sued, received settlement,
retired, disappeared from view.

Then turned up at your clinic?

I was recommended
by her assistant.

Lizzie Andrews?

Dr Mitrea: I don't recall.

When Valerie came to Bucharest,
she was desperate.

I operated on her
to soften the scar tissue.

Got rid of what I could.

All that surgery,
the anaesthetic,

it made her heart fail.

She knew the risks.

She said they were worth it.

For the way I made her feel.

Then why did she hide away?

People are cruel, inspector.

Especially about women.

And their looks.

So sorry to bother you,
Dr Mitrea.

I'm afraid it seems
like someone's

broken in to your room.

If you'll excuse me.

Anything missing?

It appears not.

Have they taken
any drugs or medicines?

Well, it's hard to say.

Nothing that I can see.

He visited her
on the day she died

to give her
the tanning agent.

And the will proves
he's got a motive.

But the postmortem gives
no indication of foul play.

Need to wait
for the tox report.

Mm-hmm.

Hang on, oh, Curti
wants to discuss PR strategy.

- Ouch.
- And I have that drink
with my colleague.

Maybe I could go in your place?

That's a great idea.
Curti loves you.

I meant the other guy, Conte.

I'll text to say
you're on the way.

Where is Inspector Sarrancino?

She asked me
to come in her place.

If the press finds out
I'm paying an English cop

to solve Italian crimes.

I'm happy to step back
if you want.

No, no, no, no, no. Stay.
Here's the tox report.

I want to confirm death
from natural causes

as soon as possible.

Seems like we might
be rushing it a bit.

No, if we don't close this
down quickly,

it's gonna be a media frenzy.

Are you reading
or are you helping?

Sorry. What can I do?

Add those in to the pan
and give it a stir.

And what we making?

We are making gnochetti.

Half pasta, half gnocchi.

Do you want to try?

Yeah.

Here.

Really go in with the palm
of your hands.

Sorry.

Sofia and I,
we made gnochetti.

Oh, Joe. Do you want to stop?

No. No.

It's a good memory.

I have to learn
not to push those away.

She taught you well.

Come on.

Daniele, come.

Ay-ay-ay.

Good to see you.

Guys, this is Angelica.

Hi.

- Hi.
- Hey.

Cheers.

Good to see you again.

If you weren't here,
I'd lick it.

Don't mind me. Enjoy.

When you said
you were making another ragu,

my heart sank a little.

But, this one is different, no?

Totally.

And it's just as delicious.

Good

You've finished?

Let me help you.

Er, no, you cooked,
I'll wash up.

We could do it together.

Honestly, er,
I work better on my own anyway.

Maybe I should go.

Er, there's a...

a gelato in the--
in the freezer.

That's nice of you to suggest,
but, erm...

Your-- Your-- Your sister's
expecting you back.

No, I...
I don't really eat dessert.

Oh.

Angelica downloaded a film
to my laptop.

It's got Glenda Goodrich in it.

Okay.

Done.

Whoa.

Are you alright?

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Easy.

Angelica.

Let me help you.

Who the bloody hell's that?

Joe, I'm sorry,
you need to see these.

I'm sorry,
I didn't know you had company.

Oh, it's not, erm...

Angelica's boyfriend,
he's dealing.

- When were these taken?
- Yesterday morning.

Ten minutes apart.

She's with him now.

Is Angelica in trouble?

She may be providing cover
for him.

- Her phone's switched off.
- D'you know where she is?

Well she mentioned
something about a party.

Some abandoned beach club.

I know where it is.
I can show you.

- Yeah?
- Come on, let's go.

Is she alright?

Too much to drink.
I'll take her home.

Here.

It's alright, I'm here.

We need to cool you down.

Angelica!

Angelica!

Have you seen an English girl?
Anyone seen an English girl?

You seen an English girl,
dark hair?

No.

- Angelica!
- Huh?

Sorry. Sorry. Scusi.

Angelica!

Angelica!

Angelica!

A couple back there,
they saw her.

- Where?
- They went back that way.

Joe! Stop!

Stop! Stop!

Stop! You're gonna kill him.

Get out!

Angelica.

- Dad.
- I'm here, sweetheart.

I'm here.

Hey, Joe, is she okay?

Think her drink's been spiked.

She drank too much.

You're a lying bastard!

Joe. Just let it go.
It's not worth it.

Come on.

Do you want me
to stay with her?

Ah... I think it's...
it's best if I do it.

Yes, of course.

But, erm, thank you.

For everything.

You're welcome.

Goodnight.

Daria.

Yes.

About earlier.

It's not-- it's not you.

I know, Joe. It's okay.

Buona notte.

She should eat something.

She won't manage all that.

That is for you.
This is for her.

Angelica.

Fancy some toast, sweetheart?

What's that?

This is ragu alla Campidanese.

With pork sausage and fennel.

Wanna try some?
It's really good.

A ragu is just a sauce
with meat in it.

The name is changed
to tell you how it is made

or where it comes from.

Oh, so where is she now?

In her room. Let her rest.

I wish I'd have followed
my instincts.

You couldn't have known.

I should've paid more attention.

The boy was her choice to make.

- She's a child, Elena.
- Yes, you're right,

but you can't blame yourself,
Joe.

Oh. Thank you for being there,
Daria.

I'm just so glad that I was.

Joe, I'm sorry, your phone
was ringing so I answered it.

Erm, some guy from LA,
something about his ex-wife.

Thank you.

Joe, you should go.

No, I'm not leaving Angelica.

Now's not the time
to smother her.

Alright then.
I won't be long.

A birth mark?

Whereabouts exactly?

How did you guess it was him?

His username...

...is Walt Ellwood
written backwards.

So it was the ex-husband
who revealed the secret

of Glenda's identity?

And told us
how to check it's really her.

Nothing.

This isn't Glenda or Valerie.

Then who the hell is it?

And what happened to Glenda?

It explains
why she wore the mask.

She was worried someone
would realise

she was not who she claimed
to be.

But we haven't come across
anyone who knew Glenda,

or what she should look like.

Except Stefan and Mitrea.

The results of the DNA test, boss.

Ting, ting, ting, ting, ting.
It's a match.

Stefan and our mystery woman
are mother and son.

Romanian origin. 100%.

Both of them?

He did say his father
was from Bucharest.

And now it seems his mother,
our dead woman, she is, too.

The gardener said she spoke
with an accent.

- Who did?
- Lizzie Andrews.

Glenda's former assistant?

It's been staring us
in the face.

It's like a ragu.

You change the name to explain
where it comes from.

So she's our dead woman.

- Admit it. You've poisoned her.
- Hey!

- Huh? That's why you're here.
- Please, Stefan. Stefan, please.

- That was all your plan.
- Put it down!

Stefan, we know
who your mother is.

- He killed her.
- Her heart gave out.

He was there the day she died!

Yeah, he was,
but her death isn't suspicious.

It was atropine.
In the eye drops! Again!

It weren't those kind of drops.
I promise you.

Your mother died
of natural causes.

I swear.

Put it down.

You broke in to Dr Mitrea's
hotel room.

What were you looking for?

Evidence that he poisoned
your mother?

You'd seen the will.

You knew he had a motive
to want her dead.

You worked out he was at
the villa, on the day she died.

Couldn't come to us.

You risked incriminating
yourself.

Dr Mitrea is cooperating
with us.

He claims that you
and your mother killed Glenda.

No, but it's a lie.

He says Elisabetta gave
her a massive dose of atropine

that you supplied.

It was him!
Mitrea killed Glenda.

He's the doctor.
It was in a Botox injection.

- Shall we?
- Yes, boss.

How did he know
about the atropine?

Stefan knew it had been used
to poison and kill Glenda.

When he'd heard we'd found
a bottle of eye drops

next to his mum's body
he became fixated on the idea

that Mitrea had done
the same to her.

And then went looking for the
proof in Mitrea's hotel room.

If we find the body of Glenda,
will there still be traces?

Hard to say.

It's difficult to detect, postmortem.

It could be why they decided
to kill Glenda that way.

They? Are you sure about that?

Stefan claims Elisabetta
and Mitrea were lovers.

They bled her dry
through the plastic surgery,

then went a step further
and killed her.

He says the murder
was Elisabetta's idea,

but Mitrea injected Glenda.

- What does Mitrea say?
- He hasn't breathed a word.

Okay.
And where are we on motive?

Elisabetta spent 30 years
in Glenda's shadow,

growing to hate and resent her.

We'll need a bit more than that.

Glenda had $10 million
for her settlement.

It's mostly been moved
to Romanian bank accounts.

One was in Stefan's name.

His mother was buying
his silence.

I see.

So what made them think
they could get away

with impersonating her?

Glenda was so isolated,

there was no one left
to tell the difference.

After a few tweaks and tucks to
Elisabetta's face from Mitrea,

you'd struggle
to tell them apart.

The U.S. Embassy couldn't.

They renewed her passport,

but with a photograph
of Elisabetta in it.

If they'd all done so well
out of killing Glenda,

why did Stefan suspect Mitrea
of murdering Elisabetta?

Elisabetta told Stefan

that Mitrea had squandered
his share of the money.

Stefan assumed Mitrea
had killed her to get his hands

on the last bit of it that
she had left him in her will.

It was all paranoia on his part.

But it helped us crack the case.

Commissioner.

Yeah.

The result of the blood test
is back.

It proves Angelica was drugged.

Little bastard.

Prosecutor is happy
to charge him.

If that's what you want.

Why the hell
would you ask me that?

You've seen him, he's--
he's on the edge.

- Good, he should be.
- I-I know.

But is that the smart thing
to do, Joe?

Lara, what the fuck
are you talking about?

I have to ask, Joe.

My daughter, he was about to...

I know what he was about to do.

But if we offer him a deal,

maybe he can help us nail
the others.

These bastards.

Maybe even Rocco Di Biasi
himself.

So you've dragged me out here
to watch the making of "Jaws 5"?

I have to ask you
about your daughter.

Your blood test came back.
They're ready to charge him.

We're going home in a few days,

I don't have time to
get involved in anything major.

D'you know about the shark?

Everybody's talking about it.

The hand was cut off.

The evidence points to the
victim being from North Africa.

Blue sharks
do not prey on humans.

Or she swallowed something.

- Have you cut it open?
- Not yet.

It might be time to.

The Island is like
the Vatican.

There are eyes and ears
everywhere.

What's this got to do
with Daniele?

You can use the boy
to travel Bernardo Renzi.

Speak to your
father-in-law.

- Why didn't you tell me?
- What?

- Joe!
- Stop it!

- Angelica. Angelica, wait.
- Let her be.

I need you,
but you're never here.

- I'm here now.
- But still fucking absent.

Down!

He got away.
We'll find him.

You better.