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ELIN: Things will change.

VAUGHAN: Mali Pryce, 16 years old,

ELIN: Things are gonna change.

went missing April 2011.

He's gonna need palliative care.

His medical needs will change.

HUW: You spend your life worrying about your children,

LYNN: So she was held somewhere. For how long?

He's gonna need palliative care.

and you think that there will always be time.

You know, you could show a bit more interest

CADI: We could be looking at months, not weeks.

You know, Cad, you could show a bit more interest.

once in a while, Cad.

Possibly even longer.

Seriously, Elin?

Seriously, Elin?

You've got a nasty cut there.

How did it happen?

I wasn't thinking. That's all.

The truck's registered to a William Parry.

HUW: East wind. Always brings trouble.

-Okay. -William Parry died in 1998.

What have we got?

It bought meback.

Attempted abduction of Lowri Driscoll, 23.

Like I said, trouble.

Well, are we thinking this is related to the Mali Pryce case?

-Possibly. -

He just came out of nowhere.

-Don't touch me! -Please stop. Calm down.

-I'm going to take care of you. -

If that was our man who attacked Lowri last night,

No, no! -

it's only a matter of time until he tries it again.

Let me go.

The truck's registered to a William Parry.

FFION: You okay?

I just want to go home.

-Okay. -William Parry died in 1998.

-Yeah, I'm just knackered. -

We were hoping you had time for a few questions.

FFION: You need to have some fun.

-Yeah. Sure. -JAMES: Where were you

-Stop. -Leave me alone!

on Wednesday evening, Mr. Harris?

Megan.

There's a process, procedure. We need to stick to the script.

Yeah, I know, but there's something off about him.

We're in the ass end of nowhere.

Everyone 'round here is slightly off.

ELIN: Oh.

Where's Dad?

In bed. He needed an early night.

-

I thought you'd be in work.

I still am at work.

You could've called, you know, if you were free.

I wasn't trying to avoid you, Elin.

-Really? -Yes, really.

-Dad?

I'll sort it.

I wasn't quick enough.

I didn't make it in time.

Go back to bed.

-No. -It's okay.

-I'll take care of it. -No, no, no.

-Go back to bed. -Dad, just let me help.

Look, for once in your life, will you do what I tell you to?!

Okay.

Llinos Evans was reported missing in March 2007

Sorry.

by her foster parents, Geraint and Anwen Richards.

Just go have a shower.

So, what do you want to talk about?

Go on.

Now, this wasn't the first time

I want to talk about Dad.

that Llinos had run away from her foster home.

What else is there to talk about?

She had history.

-Okay. -Well, you saw how Beth was.

She had only been with the Richardses for seven months

I've tried to talk to her, but she doesn't want to listen.

before she just vanished into thin air.

She needs more time.

-Dad doesn't have more time. -Oh, Jesus, Els.

Now, if I can draw your attention to the bracelet

Yeah, well, I'm sorry, Cad, but it's true.

that she's wearing in this photograph.

He's going to deteriorate fast and we need to be prepared.

This was taken a couple of days before she went missing.

Now, if we compare it with the bracelet that we found

Dad needs a proper care plan.

on Mali Pryce yesterday morning, the similarities are obvious.

And then maybe we can at least focus on...

Do you think it could be the same one?

Dying?

LYNN: A word of caution.

I'm sorry for snapping at you.

On each other.

Let's not jump to any conclusions quite yet.

After all, this style of bracelet is very common.

Come on.

But what we'll need to do as a matter of priority

-In you get. -Yes.

CADI: Dad?

is to go back through the misper files on both these girls.

You've got to talk to him, Cad.

Yes, yes. Don't fuss. I can manage.

Reexamine witness statements, check names, dates, times,

And what makes you think he'll listen to me?

HUW: The blue hour,

Ooh.

see if we can establish any sort of connection

that hour between night and day,

'Cause you're his favorite.

between Mali Pryce and Llinos Evans.

That's not true.

not one thing or the other.

Now, I'm afraid it's too late for a bedtime story.

So far the team have visited up to 30 addresses

Of course it is.

I never understood it before.

in the immediate area surrounding Pantwern.

-Can I get you anything else?

You were always his golden girl, Cad.

But now...

No.

And even after all that praise he gave you,

I'm just tired.

It's cold out here.

We've prepared this statement for the press.

what did you do?

East wind.

You dropped out of uni and joined the bloody army.

-Okay. -We've kept it short.

Always brings trouble.

We don't want to release any details

Here we go again.

about Llinos Evans at this stage.

It brought meback.

How sure are we about this?

-Like I said, trouble. -

It wasn't personal, you know?

Two girls.

You mean it wasn't personal to you.

Similar age, similar build, both with dark hair,

I'm glad you're home.

Sure?

and both go missing within a 10-mile radius of each other.

I thought Elin and Beth were doing fine without me.

But you were always my favorite.

It could all be a coincidence,

I need a cigarette.

but it just doesn't feel that way.

I bet you say that to all of us.

-I thought you were giving up. -Yeah, I am. I'm trying.

-Well, try a bit harder, then. -Yeah, I will do.

We're gonna need more than gut instinct and a silver bracelet

I am proud of you, you know that?

before we face the ACC and deputy chief constable.

I know I don't say these things...

Stop.

Let's keep our focus on Mali Pryce for the time being,

keep digging her past, see what we can find.

It's okay.

We've got an address for an old school friend of Mali's,

Jesus.

Sara Dean.

They were cautioned together for shoplifting

The way you're carrying on,

anyone would think you were dying or something.

two months before Mali went missing.

Good. Let's talk to her, see what she has to say.

D.I. Cadi John.

Yeah.

Yeah, okay. Okay.

Hi. This is Detective Inspector Cadi John

I've got to go. Work.

with North Wales police.

I'm calling about a red Ford Ranger that you sold in 2011.

Don't stay out here too long.

If you could call me back when you get this message,

my number is 01248 870182.

Thank you.

Can see Dad's been busy.

Oh, yeah.

Listen, Els, I...

I'm getting a divorce.

What?

It's okay. We're not, um...

Well, we're not fighting.

We're not even talking that much either.

That's the problem, I suppose.

We just fell apart.

VAUGHAN: You're in bright and early.

Who needs sleep when you've got caffeine?

-I'm sorry. -We've decided not to tell Dad.

He doesn't need to know.

-What have we got? -Just more CCTV

of our man in the pickup truck.

He liked Rhyds.

Cadi?

Well, so did I.

See if you can find a clear head shot.

That's why I married him.

LYNN: Where are we with the CCTV footage?

I do want to help, you know, with Dad.

Have we spoken to Lowri Driscoll yet?

DYLAN:

CADI: Yeah. We have.

She doesn't recognize the man in the petrol station.

-She'd never seen him before? -Mnh-mnh.

I just...

So, was this a chance encounter?

Wrong place, wrong time.

I don't know where to start sometimes.

DYLAN: It's okay. Just rest now.

All she remembers is thanking him

for holding the door open for her.

Well, just start by talking to him.

Any joy with the pickup truck?

Don't move. Stay still.

The truck is registered to a William John Parry,

What have we got?

You're hurt.

Please.

Young woman. Early 20s, I'd say.

but William John Parry died in 1998.

I'm going to look after you.

-Where am I? -You're going to be okay.

In a motorbike collision on the road outside Caeathro.

Head trauma.

Wh-- What's happening?

So, is there a link between our man in the truck

Shush, now. Shush, now.

Looks as if she's been washed downriver.

-and William Parry? -We don't know yet.

Everything's all right. I promise.

Suicide?

Were they friends? Neighbors? Did they attend the same school?

-No. -Listen to me.

Hiya!

I don't know. Maybe.

Listen. You've been in an accident.

-We're checking. -The truck.

Dad?

You shouldn't move. I said I'll take care of you.

Pathology will tell us more.

Have we spoken to the previous owner yet?

-I promise. -MEGAN:

Oh, we're trying to contact him.

I want to go home.

Pathology report on Mali Pryce.

-No, you should stay. -Please.

-I want to go home. -Come on. Listen to me.

I thought you were off today.

-You're not well enough. -Don't touch me!

Sam rescheduled the scan last minute.

DYLAN: Please stop. Calm down.

Aborted pregnancy?

Some work of thing of hers.

Please. Lie down! Rest!

Pathology think the pregnancy

-Stay. -

So it's next week now.

occurred three, maybe four years ago.

Aah!

That's annoying.

Internal scarring suggests late-stage termination.

Yeah.

Forced.

I think we'd be well-advised

to keep this from the family for now.

Dad?

-No!

Where are we with Marc Lewis?

Dad?

CADI: We had to let him go.

He's an obnoxious little shit,

but we didn't have anything on him.

PM results.

Aah! No!

I've just spoken to pathology.

They think our victim might have been alive

-Jesus. -Yeah.

when she went into the water.

Obviously, we'll have to wait for the PM results to confirm.

I know.

No, no, no, no.

She drowned?

What about the ligature marks, the abrasions on her wrists?

Sustained prior to death, possibly from being restrained.

Shackled.

Oh! Aah!

Shackled?

Their words, not mine.

So she was held somewhere. For how long?

They are not prepared to say at this stage,

but, um, we could be looking at months, not weeks.

MEGAN: No!

Possibly even longer.

No.

No!

No!

No! No!

No. No!

You can't leave me in here!

-You can't leave me in here! -

You can't leave me in here! Come back!

D.I. John.

Come back! Come back! Come back!

You can't leave me in here!

-You can't leave me in here! -

What have we got?

Attempted abduction of Lowri Driscoll, 23.

Are we thinking this is related to the Mali Pryce case?

Possibly.

Lowri Driscoll's young. She has dark hair.

She has a resemblance to the Pryce girl.

Similar age, similar build.

-Assailant? -Male, tall.

And that's all we know.

Where's the girl now? She's in hospital.

One of the FO's is with her now.

D.S. Vaughan.

LOWRI: I went to see my mother.

Drove to the farm after work.

I left work around 6:00, 6:30.

I-I got to my mother's around 7:00, I think.

My mother, she wanted me to stay for food, but I wasn't hungry.

Missing women.

Open cases stretching back 10 years and more.

I just wanted to go home.

I've narrowed the search down

to women of roughly the same age and height as our victim.

I've also been in contact with social services.

I think I left around 9:00.

And?

They said they'd look into it when they had the time.

I waited a bit because my mum said

Helpful.

that my dad would be home around 8:00.

Um, previous offenders?

But he wasn't.

On release and still living in the area.

Good.

With a narrower timeline, I'll be able to refine the search.

So I just left.

Early start.

No, this is great. Thanks.

-House-to-house callbacks. -Ah.

-Living the dream. -

No problem.

CADI: Thanks, Alys.

-Ma'am. -Hmm?

And what happened next?

On the callbacks yesterday...

-DAVIES: Let's go. -JAMES: It's nothing.

-What? -Didn't say anything.

When I left, it was raining.

"No, this is great. Thanks."

So jealous.

I -- I drove up the lane to the gate at the top.

Like you wouldn't believe.

MAN: We do not see things the way they are,

but as weare.

I got out of the car to open it,

D.I. John's phone. This is D.S. Vaughan.

Now, Christopher Columbus on his voyage to America

and then when I --

Yes.

when I went to close it again, he just...

Yes, of course. Thanks for calling us back.

saw three mermaids,

describing them as females who rose from the sea.

He just came out of nowhere.

VAUGHAN: Did you see his face?

The pickup truck -- Previous owner

-just called us back. -Great.

Now, did Columbus imagine these mermaids

He said he bought the truck for his son in 2009

I know this is tough, Lowri,

before his son moved away in 2011.

The truck sat outside his house for a couple of weeks

but can you think of anyone, anyone at all,

because of his interest in the world of fantasy,

before our man William Parry came knocking on his door.

that would want to hurt you?

He paid in cash and then drove it away there and then.

or did he actually see them?

Lowri?

He give us a description?

Young, tall, in his late 20s.

We do not see things the way they are,

Dark hair maybe.

-Anything else? -The man says the buyer

but as weare.

My ex.

was working as a laborer in the area at the time.

Marc.

That is,

Some garage had just gone bust, and the local reclamation firm

Marc Lewis.

we cannot see the world as it truly is,

were pulling down some of those Nissen huts for scrap.

but rather as molded by our individual minds,

Do we know which reclamation firm?

We're checking now.

We went out with each other for a couple of months.

meaning our past experiences

It was intense. He -- He was intense.

will inform our present perceptions.

Possessive.

CADI: And you broke up with him?

The implication being

that each one of us here today has six senses,

He went nuts.

He's been hounding me, calling me all the time.

and that sixth sense

can be found deep within oneself.

At home, work.

Sending abusive texts,

leaving nasty messages, just making threats.

Last night, he smashed my car.

VAUGHAN: Did you report it?

Yeah.

-You okay? -Hmm?

You look like shit.

When was the last time you spoke to Marc? Saw him?

Yeah, I'm just knackered.

Are you not eating?

Earlier this evening. At the end of my shift.

No, I don't feel like it.

Pass it here, then.

He just turned up.

So, tonight...

Started screaming and shouting.

Tonight?

-Party, Cai's place. -Oh, I don't know.

You promised.

It's just that I've got this essay deadline.

That's why I went to see my mum.

Fuck the essay.

I was upset.

You need to have some fun --

get totally shit-faced and do something stupid.

I needed someone to talk to.

Mm.

Please?

For me?

Don't make me go by myself. I'm shy.

Do you think Marc might have had anything to do

with what happened to you tonight?

Please? Please?

-Please? -All right.

I don't know.

All right, I'll go.

Sorry to disturb you.

We're just going house to house in the area

God bless you, Stella. Hey, Stella.

making some inquiries.

Good girl.

My name's Police Constable Ryan Davies.

My colleague is Police Constable Mari James.

We were wondering if we could ask you a few questions.

IONA: Yeah.

DAVIES: I don't know how closely you follow the news,

Hey.

but a young woman's body was found yesterday morning

in the river at Pantwern.

Take a look at this.

On Monday night, the night of the 16th,

did you see or hear anything suspicious?

No.

Mali Pryce, 16 years old, went missing April 2011.

No suspicious activity,

no strange person or persons in the area?

2011.

-Nobody comes this way.

Troubled home life,

Does anyone else live here on the premises with you?

truancy, drugs, shoplifting.

Yes. My granddaughter and my son live here.

Reported missing by her mother.

-What's your son's name? -Dylan.

Her father, Alun Pryce, did three years for ABH in 2002,

And the girl's mother?

released in 2005.

She's gone. She's left.

No prizes for originality.

JAMES: How old is your granddaughter?

Look at the photo at the back of the file.

10.

And your son, does he have another partner, girlfriend?

Okay.

What's that got to do with you?

We're just trying to establish whether your son was home

on the night of the 16th.

-That's all. -Yes, he was.

What do you think?

JAMES: We'll need to speak to your son.

Do you have a current address?

-Is he home? -No.

We can get one.

But he will be here tonight. I don't know what time.

He works shifts over at Carn Ddu.

Okay?

You know what? I think we're done here.

That's everything. Thank you for your time.

Ah.

Oh, hello.

-She was friendly. -Takes all sorts.

JAMES: Don't I know it.

Shit.

What?

I know him. He's an estate agent.

He showed me and Sam some house in Beaumaris

the weekend before last.

Are you house hunting? You kept that quiet.

Well, yeah.

And what is it like, this house?

Don't be afraid.

It was all right. Wasn't worth the money they were asking.

Nothing's gonna happen to you.

Hey.

Sam liked it.

You're safe now.

Okay. Let's get on with it, then.

This is a good place.

What's this about?

I used to hide down here when I was a kid.

It's 7:30 in the morning. I've got work at 9:00.

We're sorry to keep you waiting, Mr. Lewis.

When my mother was angry.

I was safe here.

Well?

This was my place.

We appreciate you coming in to talk to us.

The house above us...

well, what's left of it...

...it used to be my grandparents' place.

My name is D.I. Cadi John,

It was their home.

and this is my colleague D.S. Owen Vaughan.

Hi! Isabel.

I never met them.

Yeah, good, thanks. Yeah.

Could you tell us where you were last night,

They died before I was born.

Wednesday the 18th of October,

Is Mam home?

between the hours of 9:00 and 10:00 p.m.?

Burned in a fire when my mother was small.

Do you know when she'll be back?

Why?

Because at 9:20 yesterday evening,

-BETHAN: Hello? -CADI: Hi, Beth.

Is she working late tonight?

Lowri Driscoll was assaulted on the road outside Nantlle

Are you still taking Dad to his blood test today?

The house was destroyed, gutted.

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm on my way there now. Why?

as she was leaving her parents' farm.

Um, no. It's okay. You don't have to do that.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, no, everything's fine.

Why are you doing this to me?

What's that got to do with me?

I was just checking.

We understand that you and Lowri

It's not important.

I left early this morning,

had been in a relationship together

What?

so I didn't get a chance to remind him.

I didn't choose you.

which Lowri ended recently.

It'll be fine. He'll be fine.

No, everything's good, yeah.

So what?

Youchose me.

He'll probably moan all the way there,

I'm getting into the course after freshers, yeah.

We spent a few weekends together,

No.

went out a couple of times.

but I think he enjoys the attention from the nurses.

Nothing much, big deal.

No, that's not true.

So is that why you kept pestering her

-He's doing much better

DYLAN: I'm not going to hurt you.

after she dumped you?

these days, though, don't you think?

I would never do that.

Is that what she told you?

She said that you wouldn't leave her alone.

Yeah, he's, um...

I want to take care of you.

Is that Charlie? Yeah?

Yeah, he's doing good.

Kept calling her, bombarding her with abusive texts.

Are you taking him back to yours?

I bet he's not missing me at all.

I want to go home.

-When it's done? -That's the plan.

Bombarding?

Okay. Well, I'll pop over and pick him up after work.

Okay, so I sent some stupid texts.

No, everything's good.

My mother, she'll be worried.

Okay. Well, I've got to go.

I was pissed off, that's all.

Dad hates it when I'm late.

Because she didn't want you in her life anymore?

-Bye, Cads. -Yeah, bye, Beth.

Because she wouldn't tell me why.

Hey, look, there's someone at the door.

And is that why you started following her, Mr. Lewis?

She'll come looking for me.

Mm, yeah.

The scrapyard. Got the address.

Calling her at work, at home, all hours of the day?

Tell her I phoned.

Okay.

Okay.

-No. -Threatening her?

-No. -Smashing up her car?

No.

Speak soon, yeah.

Yes.

That wasn't me.

Bye.

And not just her.

Christ, how many times do I have to tell you lot?

Bye.

When was the last time you saw Lowri, Mr. Lewis?

-Yesterday afternoon. -What time?

-'Bout half 5:00. -And what did you speak about?

You need to trust me.

She sent some of your lot to the office where I worked.

I'm going to take such good care of you.

I just wanted to let her know enough was enough.

Enough was enough.

And, um, after you'd spoken to Lowri,

after you'd told her that enough was enough,

Please.

what did you do then?

I want to go home.

Went home.

WOMAN: ...you're calling is unable to take your call.

Did you see anyone?

Please, let me go home!

Speak to anyone?

Please leave your message after the tone.

This isyour home.

Can anyone vouch for your whereabouts?

-Hi, Meg. It's me.

-No. -

No.

-No.

Where are you? I'm worried sick.

This is becoming ridiculous.

Oh! No. No.

Please. I want to help.

You drag me out of bed at half 6:00 in the morning,

-No. No. -

No, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no.

bring me here, ask me all these idiotic questions.

There are people here at uni, people you can talk to.

What happened to Lowri last night

No!

We can sort this.

had nothing to do with me.

Come back!

I wasn't there.

Call me.

What more can I say?

Come back!

Now, charge me with a crime or let me go

Come back!

Eh?

because I know my rights, and I'm done playing this game.

Well, unfortunately for you, Mr. Lewis,

this isn't a game.

And we have the right to keep you for questioning for --

What is it again? --

24 hours before we have to decide

whether to charge you or not.

So if I were you, I would make myself comfortable

Dad...

because you're going to be here for a good while yet.

Mr. Roberts?

This is bullshit.

How many times do I have to tell you?

I had fuck all to do with it! I never touched the bitch!

My heart bleeds for you, Mr. Lewis.

Fuck off.

Aah! Get off me!

Get your hands off me!

I want to see my solicitor! Get my fucking solicitor!

You okay?

Yeah. That woke me up a bit.

Fuck, fuck, fuck!

-What the fuck do you want? -Calm yourself down.

You saw what that crazy bitch did.

She attacked me.

None of this is helping, Mr. Lewis.

Fuck. Fuck!

Calm down.

Look, this is nuts.

I don't belong here I haven't done anything wrong.

Well, I'm sure we'll get this sorted in no time, Mr. Lewis.

Wait, wait. Stop.

Listen, when I was with Lowri yesterday,

as I was driving off, as I was leaving,

I saw this bloke.

Okay.

He was sat in some shitty pickup truck

and, I don't know, it was like he was watching us.

I didn't think much of it at the time,

but there was something not quite right about him.

I don't suppose you remember what this man looked like?

Can you describe the truck?

Old. Rusty. R-Red, I think.

So, what do you say?

I mean, I've helped you out here, right?

Okay.

Maybe you could put in a good word for me.

Have a lie-down, Mr. Lewis.

Make yourself comfortable.

...Mr. Roberts.

You think I don't remember you?! I know who you are!

Saw the way you were with your missus!

You've got a bitch at home telling you what to do

and a bitch at work bossing you about!

You want to grow some balls, pal!

Fuck!

-Thanks. -Pleasure.

You two seemed to hit it off.

What can I say? I've always loved a half-wit.

It's why weget on so well.

Oh, shit.

Thought of any names yet?

Keep an eye on him for me, will you?

If it's a boy or a girl?

Yeah, we haven't narrowed it down,

but we're thinking Matthew, maybe,

Desk.

if it's a boy.

Chair.

And, Sam, she likes Ella.

Oh, yeah, Ella's nice.

Bed.

Lamp.

Try not to look too enthusiastic.

Mirror.

What?

Window.

No, it's fine. It's good.

You know, if you're gonna lie, you should tell your face.

Desk.

Chair.

'Cause it's giving you away.

Bed.

I don't know...

Lamp.

Mirror.

I guess I'm just feeling a bit...

Window.

VAUGHAN: Who does this look like?

What?

Hormonal.

Desk.

Chair.

Bed.

Lamp.

Mirror.

Window.

Desk.

Ch...

Chair.

Bed.

Lamp.

Mirror.

Get up.

Get out.

Get on with your life.

You can't sit in here all day.

Dylan!

Dylan!

DELYTH: Dyl!

Dylan!

VAUGHAN: Mali Pryce went missing from the Llanberis area

on the 14th of April, 2011.

Her body was found three days ago

on the morning of October 17th in the river at Pantwern.

-Llinos Evans? -She disappeared in March 2007.

She was living in foster care with a family in Tregarth.

Please.

The bracelet worn by Llinos Evans

at the time of her disappearance

was identical to the one found on the body of Mali Pryce.

Lowri Driscoll.

VAUGHAN: On the evening of October 18th,

Lowri Driscoll was attacked

as she was leaving her parents' farm

on the outskirts of Nantlle

in what seems to be an attempted abduction.

Delyth.

We have CCTV footage from a petrol station

in the Deiniolen area

which shows an unknown male encountering Lowri at 1443

Have we spoken to the victim's social worker?

that same afternoon.

A vehicle registration check on the truck gave us the name...

Do we know if he's still in the area?

We have an office address for him.

William John Parry.

He's next on the list, actually.

William Parry died in 1998

Where are we on the house-to-house strategy?

in a motorcycle accident on the road outside Caeathro.

We're working on the assumption that she was held within

a five-to-ten-mile radius of where she was found.

The truck, a red Ford Ranger, was bought in April 2011

There are deep abrasions on the soles of her feet.

from an address in Llandinorwig.

Where we think our man was working

Pathology think that they were made just before death,

as part of a team of unskilled laborers.

from running, maybe, trying to escape.

Employed by Roberts Reclamation.

-She was alive the whole time? -Mm-hmm.

CADI: Based in Caernarfon.

Fuck.

-Anna Williams. -Anna was 17 years old

There will be questions asked, lots of them.

when she went missing on the 2nd of November, 2005.

We need answers soon.

Hey, Dad.

We've screwed up once. Let's try not to do so again.

Dad?

All right, let's go and see them.

Her body was found two days later in woodland in Penrhyn

Bloody hell.

near her home in Bwlch-Llan.

Three days after Anna's body was found,

What are you doing? You're supposed to be resting.

Endaf Elwy, the girl's uncle, was charged with the murder.

Sorry. Sorry, sorry, sorry.

Okay, we've got a lot to get through,

so phones off, please.

I'm just sorting these.

He was found guilty at trial and sentenced to life in prison.

I've been meaning to do it for a while.

The body of Mali Pryce was found this morning at 5:15 a.m.

I've got nothing better to do with my time.

CADI: Pantwern.

after a call from a member of the public directed officers

Dad.

Tregarth.

The, um, secondhand bookshop

to this location -- Pantwern.

will take some of these, won't they?

Nantlle.

And those that aren't worth very much, well,

Mali Pryce disappeared in April 2011.

they can go to the charity shop.

I don't know.

A misper inquiry was actioned at the time,

They're fussy about what they take now, you know?

but there was no evidence to suggest

that she'd been abducted.

Ah. I forgot. Nobody reads anymore.

-

You look tired. Why don't you have a rest?

Penrhyn.

After what happened yesterday,

well, we don't want a repeat performance.

Anna Williams.

Our one anomaly.

You know what Elin said.

Because the man responsible for her death was arrested in 2005.

I'm fine. There's no need to fret.

I just need to do this.

Okay, okay. I'm not here to nag.

Two years before Llinos Evans went missing

and six years before Mali Pryce disappeared.

Just give me a shout if you need anything, okay?

Same age, same build, same physical appearance.

The boss wants to see us.

-Have you eaten anything today? -Yes.

And she was killed less than 3 miles

You coming?

from where we found the Pryce girl.

-What about your tablets? -Yes.

Yeah.

DYLAN:

-All of them? -Yes!

I've got a senior meeting in 10 minutes.

So where are we with Mali Pryce and Lowri Driscoll?

Do we think the cases are linked in some way?

CADI: We haven't been able to establish a connection yet.

Shit.

But less than 48 hours after the body of Mali Pryce is found,

we have another young woman,

bearing a striking resemblance to the Pryce girl,

being attacked in what presents as an attempted abduction.

It just cannot be a coincidence.

So our man is doing what? Looking for a replacement?

Where are we with Marc Lewis?

He claims to have been home alone all night.

Yeah, we're holding him for 24 hours while we check his story.

Has he given us anything?

He and Lowri had some big fight yesterday afternoon.

Everything okay up there?

When he was leaving, he claims to have seen someone.

Some guy in a red pickup truck.

Dad?

Marc got the impression this man wasn't there by chance,

Is that from Cadi?

that he'd been watching them for a while.

CADI: Could be something. Might be nothing.

God, her handwriting was always atrocious.

But when we spoke to Lowri,

she said that the man who attacked her

was driving what she thought was a dark-colored pickup truck.

Ohh!

When was this taken?

Any progress in finding this truck?

God, look how young she is. She looks about 12.

We're checking Lowri's movements over the last 48 hours

to see if anyone was following her.

Oh, you'll have to show this to her when she comes home.

Traffic cams might throw something up.

I don't know. We'll see.

Okay.

Let's meet at the end of the day for a quick recap

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

before we brief the rest of the team.

It's just that...

...nobody knows what will happen in any given moment.

So, what do you want to do about Marc?

Do you want to charge him for taking a swing at you?

You spend your life worrying about your children.

Oh, absolutely, yeah.

Let's make life as unpleasant

as we possibly can for Mr. Lewis.

You want them to be safe, to be happy.

What?

Nothing.

Just the look on his face

when you threw him up against the wall.

Yeah, well, serves him right for taking on a woman half his size.

And you think that there will always be time.

I mean, you know, obviously I was primed and ready to pounce

Yeah, but we're all here now, Dad, and that's what matters.

if things got out of hand.

Yeah, course you were.

And at least one good thing came out of all this.

Yeah, what's that?

I'll go put some food on.

I don't have to buy that house now.

You don't have to eat it now. You can reheat it later.

Okay?

Meg?

Megan.

Megan, what the fuck? What's going on?

Where have you been? What happened last night?

Nothing. It was nothing.

You okay?

I texted you like five times.

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't have my phone on.

Well, you could have texted back to let me know you're okay.

Why did you leave like that last night?

I just wasn't feeling very well. Needed to get out.

Look, I've got to go. I've got a seminar now.

Okay. What are you doing later?

Library probably.

I don't know. I've got that essay.

You sure everything's okay?

You can speak to me, you know?

About stuff. Anything.

Yeah, I know. Yeah. I'm fine.

It's just...

I'm just late for class.

-VAUGHAN: Rhodri Moss? -RHODRI: Yes.

Okay. Well, text me later if you want to do anything.

-Sorry to trouble you at work. -That's okay.

Yeah.

We're here about an old client of yours -- Mali Pryce.

We understand you were her social worker.

Ah.

When was this?

Mali was referred to your office in October 2010,

six months before she went missing.

Hi, Els. What's up?

Ah, yes. Mali.

Hey, Cad. Where are you?

Troubled girl, been excluded from school.

Still at work. Why?

Nothing, it just sounds like

you're outside somewhere, that's all.

Picked up a few cautions as I recall.

So, what is it? You okay?

Shoplifting, drugs.

Uh, yeah. What are you doing tonight?

Had an interesting home life.

Do you want to come over to the house?

Tonight?

Can you remember the last time you saw her?

We need to talk.

Sorry.

Yeah, I-I can't tonight. I'm sorry.

I gave a statement at the time when Mali went missing.

I've got too much on here. I don't know when I'll get away.

Why? Has something happened?

Okay. Um, when, then?

Don't know.

We found her body this morning at Pantwern.

Tomorrow, maybe.

Okay.

We're treating her death as suspicious.

Have you spoken to Dad today?

God.

That's awful. Poor girl.

No, not yet.

I wish I could be of more help to you,

It's been hectic here. You know how it is.

but unfortunately Mali was just one of many troubled souls

to have come through my door.

You? Is he okay?

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, he seems fine.

I'm sorry.

But he probably wouldn't say anything to us either way.

Oi!

You know, Cad, you could show a bit more interest

once in a while.

Hello?

Help! Help!

Seriously, Elin?

Do we really want to do this now?

When?

Okay, okay, okay.

I'm sorry. I'm tired.

-Are you okay? -Yeah, I've got to go, sorry.

So, tomorrow night, then?

No worries.

I'll drop you off at the station first.

Yeah, tomorrow night.

Okay.

Okay.

Aah! Aah!

All this fresh air.

-DAVIES: Mr. Harris?

It's no good for you, you know?

P.C. Ryan Davies, P.C. Mari James.

Yeah, so I've been told.

We spoke to your mother on Wednesday.

We were hoping you had time for a few questions.

JAMES: Is now a good time, Mr. Harris?

Yeah. Sure.

How can I help?

The case against Endaf Elwy.

The evidence was presented to the CPS.

They went to trial, and they got a conviction.

They found blood in his house, in his truck, on his clothes.

-So, what have you got for me? -Ieuan Rhys.

-Hi. -Hi.

He had previous.

I've been doing a bit of digging --

When he was 15, he attacked a boy

known associates, criminal records,

in the same school as him, almost killed him.

What happened?

prison sentencing dates.

He fell in town.

He served two years

He did eight months for theft,

Another seizure.

-in a juvenile detention center. -Yeah, I know.

ten months for handling stolen goods,

Someone found him, thank God, called an ambulance.

He was the last person to see Anna Williams alive.

possession, an aggravated-assault charge,

Where is he now?

some other minor offenses.

He's in his bedroom with Elin.

Meg?

He confessed in prison.

The list goes on.

He won't eat anything. He's so pale.

Megan? You okay?

To a serial offender with a history of drug addiction.

Here's what we have on the known associates.

-God, you look stoned. -I'm fine.

We've also found an address for Geraint and Anwen Richards.

-Want to get some coffee? -Okay.

We have to talk to him.

Llinos Evans' foster parents?

We've spoken to the wife, Anwen,

We have to speak to Endaf Elwy.

DAVIES: We called yesterday, Mr. Harris.

Did you have another late one?

God. First the medical brigade and now the constabulary.

and she told us that her husband passed away last year.

No. Couldn't face it.

DYLAN: My mother said.

June the 8th.

My liver was begging for a night off.

Please sit.

How are you feeling?

What about your dad?

So, what did you do?

Aside from that, there's not much more she could tell us.

I fell over. I had a dizzy spell, that's all.

He was the S.I.O. on the case.

Went to the launderette,

She was asked about the bracelet?

I'm fine now.

watched some telly, did some shopping.

She was. She couldn't remember ever seeing it on Llinos.

You need to rest.

How can I help?

I'm just...

It's about the young woman found

-Thrilling stuff. -

in the river a couple of nights ago.

I mean, with everything that's going on...

What about you?

I can hear the rumor mill cranking up from here.

That's frustrating.

What choice do we have?

DYLAN: Oh.

Did you do anything wild? Anything shameful?

"Ex-chief of police drunk and disorderly in town."

I'm not sure.

I'll talk to him. He'll understand.

You need me for anything else?

DAVIES: You're not under suspicion, Mr. Harris.

Went to the library, worked on my essay.

No, that's everything. Thanks.

They won't think that.

We're just going house to house.

Do you speak to anyone else besides me and the librarian?

We've got to go with this.

-DYLAN: I see. -DAVIES: So...

I'll go and calm Bethan down.

Eh, sometimes.

Okay, well, I should...

I'll speak to Lynn.

can you tell us where you were on the night of the 16th?

Yeah? Like who?

I'll let you get on.

Don't keep him talking too long. He needs his rest.

See if she'll give us the go-ahead

Hiya.

-The 16th? -The Monday just gone.

to re-interview Endaf Elwy.

I don't know if you know, but, uh,

Here. I was here.

a few of us are going out for drinks this Saturday.

I spoke to my mother last night.

She's annoyed because I went out on my own.

At home with my mother and daughter.

If you're free, you should come. Might be fun.

-How did that go? -Disaster.

My daughter was ill.

When I came to,

Complaints, criticism.

She's still off school.

she was there in the hospital, glowering at me,

I've stopped calling mine.

-Let me think about it. -Okay.

I'm not one for going out much.

I think she's on the change or something.

face like bloody thunder.

JAMES: So you were home all evening?

Or she's just middle-aged and mental.

You should listen to her.

Sorry, boss. Have you got a minute?

DYLAN: Yeah. Got home from work about 6:00.

Come in.

She knows what she's talking about.

Who knows?

Who cares?

Mm.

Went to bed about 10:00.

Mine's the same.

Open that window, will you?

JAMES: Where is it that you work, Mr. Harris?

I think that's the reason why my dad left.

It's so stuffy in here.

DYLAN: Over at the quarry.

Dilutes all the coffee.

DAVIES: Carn Ddu? Over the top past the reservoir?

To get away from her constant criticism.

Right.

-DYLAN: Yeah. -Have you worked there long?

DYLAN: Couple of years now.

I've got to keep going, Cad.

Can anyone verify your movements on the night of the 16th?

I can't just lie here waiting for the end.

JAMES: Other than your mother and daughter, that is.

So, what's this essay about?

It's not in my nature.

Um...

I think I might have told you, but a few of us

Just no more amateur dramatics, okay?

Nature versus nurture.

are going out tonight after work.

No big deal. Just a few drinks.

I don't know.

Like, which is stronger.

That's all. If you'd like to come along.

I mean, it was just another day.

And?

We'll see.

Well, we're as much a product of our genetics

Ordinary.

So...

DAVIES: Can you remember seeing anything

The call this morning?

as the environment we're born into.

or anyone suspicious that night?

It must've been something juicy

It's like the debate about innate ideas

DYLAN: No.

for them to call you at that time.

Not really, no.

versus animal instinct.

-Well? -She's gonna kick it upstairs.

Abduction case.

Nothing much happens around here, does it?

Yeah.

So we'll have to wait and see.

Young girl went missing in 2011.

Yeah, um, so, what about you? What have you got on today?

We're in the middle of nowhere and quite far from the road.

We found her body this morning.

It's always quiet here.

Not a lot.

Looks like she might have been held somewhere.

Do you want to do something later?

Sure.

Held somewhere? All this time?

Come over if you like. I'll make us some food.

Bloody hell.

Okay. Cool.

Exactly.

I'll bring the booze.

Have you identified her from the misper reports?

We can get wrecked and bitch about our mothers.

We did, yeah.

Cause of death?

Waiting for pathology to confirm.

Is it still Phillips?

Aww.

No, Morris.

Morris.

Sorry, that's all they had left.

I don't know him. Is he any good?

Yeah. Sheis.

Oh, witness statement from last night.

Anyway, I shouldn't have told you any of this.

You'll be brooding about it all night now. I know you.

Once the job gets into your veins, it never leaves you.

Local man who came to Lowri Driscoll's aid

Right.

described her assailant.

You need to rest.

Said he was tall, six foot plus,

Stop thinking, and get some sleep, okay?

wearing combat trousers, baseball cap, dark jacket.

I also spoke to the estate agents

DAVIES: What vehicle do you drive, Mr. Harris?

Oh, Cad...

Is it the one you were working on when we arrived?

where Marc Lewis works,

Throw that soup down the toilet, will you?

and apparently he left the office at 3:00

The blue van? Yeah.

Tell them I ate it. It'll make them feel better.

to show a couple around a house in Abergwyngregyn,

It's all I've got.

and he was back at the office by 5:00.

DAVIES: And what's up with it?

Lowri told us her last home visit was at 4:00,

Okay.

DYLAN: Um, starter motor.

and she left about 4:20,

There's always something.

It's old.

and that's when she was confronted by Marc.

Been meaning to get something newer.

So, if Marc was back in the office by 5:00,

Can't afford it right now.

he couldn't have known where Lowri went after he left her.

What happened to your hand, Mr. Harris?

Which leaves us with our mystery man in the pickup truck.

Work accident.

Um, it happened yesterday.

I went to the hospital, got it stitched.

So no work today, then?

Are we sure about this?

I can't work like this.

About the connection between Mali Pryce

and the attack on Lowri Driscoll?

Honestly?

Don't know.

I hope not. I hope we're wrong.

But worst-case scenario,

if that was our man who attacked Lowri last night

Hi! Mam. It's me.

and he failed,

No, I was over in the library.

it's only a matter of time until he tries it again.

Everything's good, yeah.

DAVIES: If you do remember anything about that night,

The course is great. I'm really enjoying it.

Are you heading off?

Yeah. I've got to go.

please don't hesitate to contact us.

Yeah.

I'm late picking my dad up from Beth's.

Yeah.

Yes, I'm making friends.

I said I'd make an effort, and I am.

You staying?

Well, that's it for now.

Maybe.

Thank you very much for your time, Mr. Harris.

Where were you on Wednesday evening, Mr. Harris?

Okay. Well...have fun.

No reason.

I just wanted to see how you are, that's all.

Wednesday evening?

VAUGHAN: Will do.

JAMES: The evening before last.

Between 6:00 and 10:00.

No.

I thought you were here about the young girl in the river.

No, I-I wasn't upset.

Why are you asking me about Wednesday?

I don't know why she said that.

Routine questions. That's all.

I know she wouldn't lie.

Dylan Harris.

I know it was my choice to be here.

I'm not being snappy!

So, Wednesday evening?

Okay.

DYLAN: I was home.

Text me a time, and I'll ring you.

Came home straight from work.

Like I said, Nia, my daughter, was ill.

Take a seat on the bed, Mr. Harris.

Why? Did -- Did something happen?

Sorry to call you back.

I just wanted you to know I've spoken to the deputy chief,

and he's given you permission to talk to Endaf Elwy.

Right, let's have a look at the hand.

-Great. When? -They're expecting you tomorrow

A young woman was attacked on the road outside Nantlle.

-at midday. -Road trip to Gladwell Prison,

I'm sorry if this hurts.

-it is, then. -Glamorous job, isn't it?

-Mm-hmm. -Cadi.

-Yeah? -This doesn't mean

we're reopening the Anna Williams case.

-Is she okay? -She's fine.

No, I know.

Now, I'm just going to squeeze the tips of the fingers.

VAUGHAN: I went back through Mali Pryce's record --

Endaf Elwy is nothing more than a line of inquiry at this stage.

the shoplifting charge, the drunk and disorderly.

Now, let me know if this hurts.

You're going to talkto him, not exoneratehim.

Mali's charge sheets reference a second girl, Sara Dean.

Can you feel that?

Well, I won't keep you. Have a good evening and keep me posted.

Mm.

Mali Pryce and Sara Dean were arrested and cautioned

on three occasions together,

You've got a nasty cut there.

I think we're done for now.

but there's no mention of this girl having ever been questioned

How did it happen?

Thank you, Mr. Harris, for your time and patience.

when Mali went missing.

Oh.

-Do we have an address? -We do.

An accident. At work.

Okay.

-And where is that?

Well, let's speak to her. She might remember something.

Sorry I couldn't be more help.

Over at Carn Ddu. At the quarry.

Heya.

And what about Mali's mum?

And what happened?

Catrin? Any joy there?

-GIRL: Na, na-na, na, na! -GIRL #2: Oi!

She's been informed. She was traced to an address in Bristol.

Hello?

I wasn't thinking. That's all.

And where are we with cause of death? Anything from path yet?

Nothing yet. Still waiting.

Well, maybe next time you'll pay a bit more care and attention?

Story of our lives.

-GIRL #1: Hey. -GIRL #2: Hi.

How's your dad?

-Hiya. -Hi.

CADI: Sorry I'm late.

Well, I don't think you've broken anything.

It's all right. Don't worry.

Yeah, he's okay, yeah.

There's no lasting damage.

-How'd it go today? -It was fine.

False alarm.

Usual moans and groans.

But you won't be back at the quarry for a while.

-Have you eaten anything? -No. I'm good, I'm fine.

Anyway, it's late. Go home.

I can't stop. I've got an early start in the morning.

Right, let's get you stitched up.

We'll talk in the morning, yeah?

Okay.

Oh, the troops have arrived at last.

Rescue me.

The lung capacity of these kids.

2:30, Modern Europe. Tedious.

I tell you, someone should do a study.

Come on. Let's get you home.

-No idea why I chose history. -

-I don't want to think about it. -Well, that's the problem.

Mwah.

What time shall I come tonight?

-He's not going into a home. -I'm not saying that.

I don't know. About 7:00?

But things are gonna change. His medical needs will change.

No, no, no. Fuck, fuck, fuck.

What the hell was all that about? I mean, Christ.

He's gonna need palliative care.

Fucking dickheads.

You can't just ask whatever question comes to mind.

Oh.

BETHAN: Listen to you.

There's a process, procedure. We need to stick to the script.

This is Dad we're talking about,

not one of your patients on your rounds.

Yeah, I know, but there's something off about him.

Ohh!

He's deteriorating, Beth.

We're in the ass end of nowhere.

Everyone 'round here is slightly off.

It's broken. Fuck, what am I gonna do?

He'll be in pain.

-I haven't backed anything up. -It'll be okay.

Lots of pain.

No. No, you don't understand. It's ruined! It's all gone!

Meg, Jesus, please. Come on.

Can you talk some sense into her, please?

Please, come on. It'll be okay.

No. Uh...

-It'll be okay. -Don't touch me!

Have you spoken to Dad about this?

Do we know what he wants?

It's his life, it's his death, his decision.

Jesus. Meg?

Oh, that's really helpful.

Megan.

Thanks for sharing that.

Megan! Where you going?

Basically, you have no opinion whatsoever.

Why am I not surprised?

What's that supposed to mean?

It's just that we've been dealing with this

a lot longer than you have, that's all.

Yeah, and I came back as often as I could.

You know that.

I gave everything up.

I sold my flat, put in for a transfer to be here,

to be here for Dad.

Well, aren't you the hero?

Oh...

If you've got something to say to me, Elin, just say it, yeah?

Lowri arrived here just after 4:00.

BETHAN: Can we not do this now?

Her last stop of the day.

She stayed for 20 minutes, returned to the car,

Please.

where she was confronted by her ex.

They argue. Marc leaves.

This wine is horrible.

Gets in his car. He drives off.

I know.

And he sees a man...

Dad keeps buying it. He thinks we like it.

Parked in a red pickup truck.

Watching them.

It's bloody hideous.

I could always tell when you were growing up

You know what he's like.

You see, that makes me think he was following her

Once he gets an idea in his head, there's no shaking it.

before she even got here.

whether you were anxious or you'd done something wrong.

Let's speak to Lowri's client, Mister...?

Oh. Mm.

-Davies. -Davies.

He might have seen something.

One of my many bad habits.

HUW: I saw Elin in the hospital today.

She popped down to see me after my blood test.

When I came out, she was there with Bethan, gossiping.

Probably complaining about me or you or the both of us.

I remember the night Elin was born.

First time I held her.

She looked me straight in the eye

as if to say, "Right, I'm here now,

WOMAN: Really? Oh, my God, no...

and I'm going to sort you out."

She's always relished the role of being big sister.

She's always telling us what to do.

Maybe that's why things went wrong between her and Rhydian.

Ta-ra.

Come on, Cad. I'm not blind.

I can see that things aren't good between them.

-

Is it as bad as I think?

-

You'll have to speak to Elin.

Families.

Can't live with them.

Can't chop them up and bury them at the bottom of the garden.

DYLAN: They've gone.

Why did you never remarry?

After Mum died.

I don't know.

I know this must be hard for you.

Well, I suppose the main reason was,

But it will get easier, as you get used to it.

I had these three loud, messy,

I promise.

supremely opinionated little girls at home

who were always demanding.

I saw the cuts on your arms.

And what about you, Cad?

Did you do those?

What about me?

Aren't you lonely?

I'm alone. I'm not lonely.

I know what it's like to feel that way.

FFION: Meg?

Uncomfortable in your own skin.

I'm gonna be all right, Dad.

Megan? Megan, wait.

Unclean.

What the fuck? Where are you going?

I know you are.

-Megan, stop. -Leave me alone!

Unworthy.

Megan.

Just fuck off, will you?

But, you know, Cad,

I'm nothing like you.

sometimes it's better to be more than just all right.

You need to trust me.

Look where I am.

Well, I'm going to leave you to it.

Look what you're doing to me.

I haven't done anything to you.

Dad, I need to ask you something.

Youcame to me.

You stepped out in front of my truck.

What about?

I know what you were doing.

You were giving up.

What do you remember about the Anna Williams case?

You didn't want the life you had anymore.

Anna Williams.

Girl that was murdered in 2005.

But I want you to live.

VAUGHAN: Lowri Driscoll stopped here

at around 2:45 yesterday afternoon.

I'll look after you.

CADI: So, what do you reckon?

To me, you are special.

-Feeling lucky? -Don't know.

If the cameras are as bad as the coffee...

You're sick.

I saved your life.

Hi. We need to take a look at your CCTV footage, please.

Don't you forget that.

You can leave the pattern on the plate, you know?

It's good.

I did a good thing.

You've got Bethan to thank for it.

Well, I didn't think you made it.

You need to be nice to me.

Somebody had to learn to cook in this family,

and it was never going to be you or Elin.

If God wanted me to cook, why did he invent takeaways?

Can I have some water, please?

How are you feeling?

Oh, you know, the occasional twinge.

Just enough to remind me that this machine of mine

No. No.

isn't going to last very much longer.

Wait! Come back!

Well...

-Where you going?! -

...I see you've kept yourself busy today.

Rearranging the front room.

Where did all those bloody books come from?

And why have I been keeping them all these years?

Yeah, the junk we accumulate.

All we need are the clothes we're standing up in

No, no! No, let me go! Let me go!

Get off me! Get off me!

and the clothes we're changing into.

Get off!

Everything else is just decoration.

You need to calm down!

-You'll hurt yourself! -

Still traveling light, even now.

No, let me go!

-Let me go, please. -

No, no! No, please!

I remember watching you once, years ago.

No, no, no, no, no!

No!

Why are you doing this?! Please don't!

You could only have been about seven or eight.

-I'm trying to help you!

Okay. Here's Lowri's car.

Can't you see that?!

You were trying to dam a stream on the beach,

trying to stop the water from reaching the sea.

No!

And every time you held it back, it changed its course,

Let me go.

I just want to go home.

Dad?

burst its banks, found another way.

If there's anything you want...

You were furious.

...anything you need...

But you still fought against it.

to make the place more comfortable...

Two forces of nature competing with each other.

I knew then that nothing would hold you back.

-TOMOS: There you are. -Oh, how you doing there, mate?

Good to see you.

I often wonder what would've happened if you'd stayed.

-Lisa. -Tomos.

Right, stop a sec.

Hiya.

-

Rewind.

If you hadn't left when you did.

You, uh -- You just got one, then?

There. Go from there.

-TOMOS: What'd I tell you? -Sweet.

Okay, so there's Lowri.

-How much? -£40. £40.

Fills up her car. She goes to pay.

It was hard. Not having you around.

Now watch.

MAN: Pay you the rest next week, all right?

-Aye. -Sweet.

There. She says something to him.

I sometimes feel as though I've missed out on

so much of your life.

Thanks him?

Yeah, but look at his reaction.

You see, Cad, the problem with a stream

is that it pushes everything and everyone out of its path.

I wasn't trying to exclude you.

I just...

I'm happy doing what I'm doing.

I know that.

VAUGHAN: He's not leaving. He's not going.

Dad...

He's waiting for her.

He's following her.

A word of advice --

dying men, they talk a lot of sentimental nonsense.

IONA: Huh?

That's the end of the sermon.

I won't tell you not to work too late,

because you won't listen.

Hi, this is D.I. John.

I need a PNC check on a vehicle registration, please.

Mike Lima five one

Uniform Golf X-ray.

When was this?

-You must be thirsty. -

-

-

-

Truck's registered to a William Parry.

Okay.

William Parry died in 1998.

MEGAN: Why are you doing this to me?

What do you want from me?

Please let me go.

Please let me go.

You're very pretty.

You know that?

Please untie me.

I won't say anything.

To anyone.

Just let me go.

Please let me go.

Who the hell are you?

Please.

Please.

Please let me go.

No. Don't leave me.

Don't leave me here like this! Please!

Just let me go! Untie me!

Please, just stop!

You -- You can't leave me like this!

You can't leave me like this.

Just let me go.

What's wrong with you?!

You're sick.

-You're sick in the head. -

-I hope you die! -

-I hope you fucking die!

Let me go.

I just want to...

FFION: Hi, Meg. It's me.

Where are you? I'm worried sick.

HUW: The evidence was strong.

MARC: How many times do I have to tell you?

Call me.

At least that's what we thought.

I had fuck all to do with it! Never touched the bitch!

My heart bleeds for you, Mr. Lewis.

But maybe we got it wrong.

You've got a nasty cut there. How did it happen?

Maybe Igot it wrong.

Pathology report on Mali Pryce.

FFION: Are you okay? What happened last night?

MEGAN: Nothing. It was nothing.

-Jesus. -Yeah, I know.

All you have to do is give me your life,

Dad doesn't have more time.

Jesus, Els.

and I will give you everything else.

Yeah, well, I'm sorry, Cad, but it's true.

MEGAN: No, no, no, no, no! Please don't go!

Where am I?

Don't go! Come back!

You've been in an accident. You shouldn't move.

What about your dad?

Come back! Please! No, no!

We've got to go with this.

Haven't you got anything better to do?

I said I'll take care of you. I promise.

For once in your life, will you do what I tell you to?

CADI: Two girls, similar age, similar build,

Like find the bastard who killed my sister?

VAUGHAN: Are we sure about this?

and both go missing within a 10-mile radius of each other.

About the connection between Mali Pryce

Aah!

and the attack on Lowri Driscoll?

CADI: If that was our man who attacked Lowri last night,

We were hoping you had time for a few questions.

it's only a matter of time until he tries it again.

JAMES: Is now a good time, Mr. Harris?

Who the hell are you?

Yeah, sure.

You know, Cad, you could show a bit more interest.

How can I help?

Seriously, Elin?

HUW: I'm fine. There's no need to fret.