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"Toccata a Fugue" playing

Professor Greville?

Are you alright?

I'm fine.

I'm going back to the faculty.

And don’t just stand there,

get back to rehearsal,
you need it.

Like listening to a cat...
vomiting.

Helen?

Helen!

Oh my God! Oh my God.

Someone help, please!

Someone help!

Okay, let's lunch.

That was good.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- Hi.
- Hello. Uh, you look nice.

Thank you. You look sweaty.

Yeah, we were proper
going for it.

Hey, you're Patience, right?

Yes. Hello. Er, Patience Evans.

Hello Patience Evans.

Ha, this is Violet, uh,
Chuong and, uh, Rami.

Are you coming to the gig
on Friday?

I'm... I didn’t... I'm not ...

It doesn’t matter, it's just
a... it's just in a crappy pub.

- Oi, it's our only booking.
- True.

Okay, let’s shoot. Have a nice
lunch you two.

- Bye.
- See ya.

Sorry, gigs aren’t really
my thing.

No, no, I...don’t worry,
I...it's fine.

So, um, lunch?

I wasn't sure what you'd fancy.

I...I booked us a place in
the Shambles,

I...

Oh, you are kidding me.

W...w...

I'm, uh, I'm really sorry
about this.

We’ll, um, we’ll get lunch
another time, yeah?

Yeah.

- Yeah. Right, bye.
- Bye.

Ah, Miss Evans.

You're here too. Come on then.

Um...

I'm not sure I'm supposed
to be...

here.

Well, that’s a bust.

Sorry, I dragged you in
for nothing.

Oh, nothing?

Yeah, it was an accident.

Clearly the woman tripped, fell,

and fractured her
occipital bone,

she’d have died the minute
she hit the ground.

The minute she hit the ground,
are you sure?

Absolutely.

There's a temporal fracture
at the base

of her skull.

Look, there's, uh, bleeding
from her ear.

N...no.

Sorry?

No, the bleeding
wasn't from the fracture,

that must have happened earlier.

What makes you think that?

Well, look, the blood
on her left hand.

She wouldn’t have been able
to touch her ear

if she died before the fall.

Ah.

Interesting hypothesis.

Sorry, I just, um,
I've gotta go.

So, what have we got here?

Well, uh, at, uh, first glance

one might think it was
an accident, but...

another convincing possibility

is that the victim
was dead before the fall.

Can you think of anyone who
might want to hurt Helen?

No one.

No, no, everyone liked her.

And you were both music
students, yeah?

Nice place to practice.

A lot of the students
rehearse here.

Especially when we've got
a big concert or something.

Oh, Vanessa.

I am so sorry.

I would’ve come sooner,
I got stuck at the doctor’s.

DI Monroe, City of York Police,
this is DS Hunter.

You are...?

Oh, uh, Bernie Hudson.

I'm Vanessa’s pastoral
supervisor.

And my unofficial therapist.

Can be tough on our students.

They work very hard.

Yeah, I guess it's pretty
competitive.

Oh, it's not easy on these kids.

You have to really want it.

So, can you access it all here?

Yeah, I get all the rehearsal
recordings.

So, what, you police?

That’s where I work, yeah.

Got it.

Here we go.

Oh, yeah.

W...uh, uh, stop, can you...

sorry, can you rewind
that please?

Why?

Well, I heard... I heard

some talking under the music.

I don’t think so.

Yeah, there. There, can you
isolate that, please?

It's not easy, there are
42 mics.

I'll give it a go.

Sorry.

I understand you have recordings

of the students’ organ
rehearsals, yeah?

I'm DI Monroe, York City Police.

Yeah, I'm already working on it
for your colleague.

What do you think you’re doing,
Evans?

I just... I thought I heard

something odd on the recording.

How the hell do you hear that?

I mean, I have hyperacusis,
so, sometimes I can hear things

that others can't.
- Right, what have you heard?

- Well, this.
- Get out Helen.

Do that again
and I'll kill you!

That’s John Greville.

- Vanessa’s professor?
- Yeah.

What, he was there?
He was at the rehearsal?

It sounds like it.

That means he left
the crime scene.

Wait, crime scene?

I thought this was an accident.

Um, I think we need to isolate
every one of those mics

from that recording.

What, there's more than one?

Yes. 41 more.

Right, well, better get on
with it, then.

So, do you wanna tell me what
you're doing here?

Um, yeah, I just... I wanted to
help with the case.

How do you even know about
the case?

Er, well, I've just come
from there,

but I was with Elliot Scott
from Forensics

when he got the call, 'cause we
were supposed to

go out for lunch.

Hang on, hang on.

Got it, yep.

Apparently,
this Professor’s

a real piece of work.

Yeah, so we hear. Yeah.

He's got hotshot
reputation,

loads of his students
do really well,

but he's also at the center of
a bunch of bullying scandals.

Two formal complaints,
both of them shelved,

and the words ‘egomaniac,
narcissistic,

psychopath’ came up.

Sounds delightful. Okay.

Good find. Bring him in.

Yeah, and have a sniff around
Helen Merchant’s house,

take Will. See what you can
turn up.

Right, will do.

What you listening to?

Um, I asked for a copy of
the rehearsal,

'cause there's something odd.

Yes, a woman died
in the middle of it.

Nnn... no.

No. That’s not it.

Okay, what was it then?

So, what did you hear?

Oi, Headphones!

Headphones!

We've had some super
exciting ideas.

Not just for the city of
York Police,

but for you too.
- Oh yeah?

We need to raise your
profile online.

Get some clicks and likes.
Get you out there.

I...I'm not running for office,
you know.

Well, okay.

I mean, the Chief Constable did
seem to think it necessary,

what with the recent
survey results.

Well, responding to surveys is
what police work is all about.

Yeah. I get you.

It is annoying, isn't it?

Everyone’s needing
reassurance these days.

‘How was your meal?
How was your delivery?’

But... we could use that to
your advantage.

What do you mean?

In your case, we're thinking
big old rebrand.

We think it’d really help if you
came across as more...

approachable.

And kind.

Fatherly.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Um, I've worked out
the vampire number.

Oh, from the code your mom left?

Yeah, from the fang.
Uh, I've got it.

832...1...

Yeah, um, but I don’t actually
understand what it means.

Looks like the old system.

- The old system?
- Yeah, criminal records,

before they overhauled that
whole thing before your time.

- Really?
- This is how the cases

were numbered.

You think that’s an old
file number?

Well, it's worth a shot.

Okay.

Maybe I can help?

Yes.

Yes, thank you, Mr. Gilmour.

Why did you walk out of
Vanessa’s rehearsal early?

I wasn't feeling well.

Oh, I'm sorry, how are you now?

We can get you a glass of water.
- I'm fine.

Must've come on quite quick.

You sounded fighting fit when
you were threatening Helen.

I have no idea what
you're talking about.

It's on the rehearsal tape.

Oh.

I was just telling her
to clear off.

I'll say.

Look, the girl’s weird.

Let alone
a deeply mediocre student.

She was infatuated with Vanessa,
always hanging around.

Hello, Professor.

Tell me, how many black keys
are there on a piano?

Is it counting you
struggle with,

or are you just color blind? 36.

Well, we've just been at
Helen Merchant’s

and it turned out hers had...

37.

Shall we have a look
and see what's on this?

Why should I listen to this
ham fisted pedestrian crap?!

You're like a toddler
having a tantrum.

I'm sorry professor Greville...

'Oh, I'm sorry Professor.'
Pathetic.

Get out.

You're not fit to be on this
course. Get out!

Good teachers, oh, they can
change the world.

What you do is lazy, and cruel.

I get results.
Everybody knows that.

Ah, by treating them like crap.

By finding their passion
and harnessing it.

And yes, it's tough.

But if my students didn’t
want to work hard,

they’d have done
interactive media.

Oh, dunno, Prof, I think if
someone had this kind of

dirt on me, I'd wanna
shut them up.

Oh, no, you’ve got me.

Look, all this proves

is that Helen was obsessed
with Vanessa.

That’s...

Oh.

Parsons.

Oof.

When forensics calls you
in an interview,

that’s usually not a good sign.

Right, so, now it's not
a murder?

Turns out it was
a ruptured aneurism,

that’ll be why she fell.

- Right, so she had a stroke?
- Yes.

And it seems rare,

but it seems that
the blood in her ear

is actually leakage
from the brain, so...

...no murder, no murderer,
I'm afraid.

Bollocks.

This is an index of
the old reference numbers,

and the corresponding new ones.

Ah, there.

Well, it looks like it's been
recategorized

as folder C078469B.

Know where that is?

Sorry, silly question.

This is... an address in
my mother’s handwriting.

Your dad worked on this case.

Your mum must've slipped it in
when he brought the notes home.

What do you wanna do?

I don’t know. Is...

is it okay if I don’t
think about it right now?

Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely fine.

Auto voice: The number
you have called

cannot be reached
at this time. [beep]

Where are you?
I've been waiting ten minutes.

I'm going inside.

Oh, you're here!

Oh.

Aaargh!

Stop!

Please!

Stop.

Ugh.

Uh.

Uh.

Do you know
those are coated

in a layer of acrylamide?

When it mixes with the gastric
juice it can become toxic.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah, it can produce
excessive sweating,

affects the whole
nervous system.

Anyway. Um, so, can...

you play the um, recording
exactly 80505?

Please.

There.

What?

The interference.
Can you play it again?

There.

There's nothing there.

There is.

- Well, I can't hear anything.
- I can.

Well, I am an audio engineer,
but whatever.

There.

Oh.

DS Hunter?

- Someone’s happy to see you.
- What?

Well, he isn't checking me out,
is he?

Um, yeah, Elliot and I
went on a date.

Oh.

And will there be another one?

- No. I don’t... I don’t think so.
- Oh, okay.

I just...

I think I might be a bit boring
for him.

You? Boring?
Are you joking?

I mean, you surprise me
every day.

- Me?
- Yeah.

Never know
what you're about to do.

- Really?
- Yeah.

Why don’t you... show him
that side of you?

Surprise him.

Yeah.

Are you sure it's okay
that I'm...?

Oh, yeah, she said you were
useful with the recordings,

so, I think it's fine,
just relax.

Well, yeah, but she's not the
easiest person to relax around.

Yeah, but she's just trying to
prove herself.

She’ll chill out.
- But she doesn’t need to

prove herself.

I searched her up
in the database

and her team in Manchester have
the best

clear-up rates in the country.

So, so we can trust her.

Yeah, but she was only there
for three years.

One case at a time, Evans.

Okay.

Heart attack.

How do you know?

Well, two degrees and 25 years
in forensics helps.

But you can tell from the skin
and the fingernails,

and there's a scar on his chest

which means he probably had
a mechanical aortic valve.

Okay, so hang on, are you
seriously not seeing this?

Two deaths in two days,
in the same place,

both bleeding from the ears.

I know, but this one can be
explained as well.

The bleeding was caused by him
falling on the floor

and hitting his head.

Uh, no, it wasn't.

Look.

What's that?

- Your diagnosis falling apart.
- Sorry?

Well, when someone who’s had
an accident leaves a message,

it's not an accident.

Vanessa.

What are you doing here?

Uh, Professor Greville was
supposed to

give me a lift this morning.

So, we could go over
my rehearsal.

But he didn’t show.

Yeah, I'm afraid I have
bad news.

Professor Greville died
earlier today.

What?

Where were you this morning?

Um...

Uh, waiting at... at home,
and then...

then I came here.

Yeah. Right, let’s get
her inside.

Come on.

These are a lot of tapes.

Yeah.

Thousands of hours.

He kept copies of all
the students’ concerts.

Toccata a Fugue, is that what
you were playing

when you found Helen?

Yes.

And what's this?

Oh, it's, um, it's a fermata.

It's when you hold a note beyond
its natural duration.

Let it fill the space.

Blimey, there's loads of 'em.

This must be a long concert.

Yeah, sorry about him.

He's allergic to culture.

Actually, I played the bassoon.

Got to grade four.

- Grade four?
- Mm-hmm.

You dark horse.

Hi.

Hmm, hey, hey Patience,

I found your interference.

I isolated the mic
and guess what?

I can't... I can't guess,

you’ve not given me
any information.

Okay, um, I sent you
an audio file, slowed down,

cleaned up, enhanced,
and you were right,

there is interference.

Yeah.

The recording sort of glitches,

and then it resumes.

Does the interference start at
80505 and end at 80511?

How did you know that?

Well, that’s the fermata.

Slay.

Your hyperacusis, it's like...

a super power.

Not always.

Look. I was right.
His aortic valve.

Yeah, could you not wave that
in my face?

I'm showing it to you.

So, what of it?

Well, the valve seems to
have jammed,

causing thrombogenesis
and our friend

had a heart attack.

No murder.

Look, Evans, doesn’t
agree with you.

'The music killed him,’

what does that mean?
- I have no idea.

But apparently
she's had a breakthrough.

No, I don’t agree.

Well, she's very, very annoying,

but she does have a knack of
being right.

Headphones.

God’s sake. Where are you?

What you doing?

Um, so, this is
an infrasound generator,

and it was inside the organ,

and it's what killed
Helen and the Professor.

- What?
- Well...

so, when Vanessa pressed
down the organ key,

this began emitting
a very low frequency sound,

it was below 20 hertz,

so, hold this.

Okay.

Ready?

Well, I guess, yeah. I'm...

See?

Yeah. Do it again.

That’s weird.

So, this was connected to
the modified key,

it's an infrasound generator,

and it creates
infrasonic frequencies

which are like inaudible but
very dangerous vibrations.

And the kind of vibrations that
can jam a heart valve,

which the professor had.

Or, rupture Helen’s aneurism.

So, the murderer used
the victims conditions

against them.
- Good work.

Now, let’s find out
who put it there.

Yeah, well that would’ve been
a valid theory,

however, this is a bit of
a snag for you.

Toxicology came through,

turns out Helen had Lavyxal
in her system,

it's an anti-depressant.
- So?

It causes hypertension,
she would not have taken that

with an aneurism,
it's too dangerous.

So, then Helen didn’t know
she had an aneurism.

Yeah, and if she didn’t,
then neither did the killer?

- Bingo.
- So, maybe that poor girl

was just collateral damage.

Yeah, well, that’s
a possibility.

So, that would make it
one natural death

and one murder.

Think we can call it a draw,
Miss Evans.

Well, I've gotta go
and interface

with some young
business leaders.

Whatever that means.

Coming in, love?

Yes.

Are you alright there?

It was the noise.

Aye, I get it. It's all just
noise to me, too.

Why should I listen to this ham
fisted pedestrian crap?

You're like a toddler
having a tantrum.

I'm sorry, Professor.

Oh,
I'm sorry, Professor.

Pathetic. Get out.

You're not fit to be on
this course. Get out!

He was a coercive cruel bully.

And he got in your head.

No, no, he believed in me.

I know this doesn’t make sense,
but I...

I needed to get it right...

for him.

What you did...

is understandable.

He made you feel worthless.

Scared.

And you... wanted it to stop.

No, I wanted to protect him.

I knew about the video,
I stopped Helen

from going public.

I could never have killed him.

I need him.

Without him, I'm gonna let
everybody down.

That’s not true.

Well...

You're like a black belt
in this now, right?

I'm the best of
this year’s intake.

But to make it, you have
to be...

extraordinary.

Transcendent.

You basically have to be Theos
or just give up.

What's Theos?

Professor Greville’s favorite
student.

The only one he ever
really rated.

Theos who?

I don't know.

It was a nickname.

But he always said that

whenever they played,

he saw the face of God.

Nothing in
the archives then?

Um, no.

Why couldn’t he just use
their real name?

I don't know. I mean, Theos
means god,

from the Greek. But...

It's a hell of a nickname to
live up to innit?

Yeah.

Oh. How’s it going with
Soco boy?

Who?

He's talking about Mr. Elliot.

Mr Elliot...

Scott. It's not...

I don’t think it's going.
It's...

Why?

I...

ran away from his gig.

What, you... went to a gig?

Yeah. His band were playing.

What, Soco boy’s in a band?

Oh, what are they called?
Murder on the Dance Floor?

But why did you go to a gig?

I thought you were sensitive to
noise, or something?

Well, I am, yes.

But... well DS Hunter said
that I should go

and surprise him.

Why?

Well, she said she didn’t wanna
be boring.

She's not boring.

Well, no, I know, that’s not
what I...I meant.

What kind of stupid advice
is that?

Well, I was just trying to help.

Will’s found Theos.

Nice.

It's a concert, so hopefully
there’ll be an introduction.

Thank you, digital native.

I think, uh, I'll take it
from here.

Well, no intro, so, useless.

So, we've got nothing.

No, not nothing.

We know where the concert was.

It's the York Minster.

How do you know that?

Um,
uh, well, uh,

my dad used to take me
when I was little and...

I recognize the tone,
it's the organ

that has 75 stops.
- Cool.

Yeah, but it still leaves us
with 40 years of recordings

to dig through, so...

Well, actually, I, uh, I might
be able to

narrow it down a bit,

you see, this is ferrochrome.

It was only around between
1989 and 1995.

Ah, this was the best.

Huh, niche knowledge.

I'm a bit of a music nerd.

Um, right, concerts,
York Minster.

Uh, 89 to 95.

So many concerts.

You gonna answer that?

Uh, yep, sorry.

Hi.

Hi. Uh, good, you answered.

Uh, yeah, well, you called me,
so...

Listen, I, uh...

I saw you came to my gig.

And then left.

What happened, was the music
that bad?

Um...

no.

Uh, can we meet?

I'd really like to see you.

I'm not sure that’s a good idea.

Oh.

I...I need to go.

Must really like you.

Sorry?

Well, if someone walked out
of my gig

I don’t think I'd be calling
them back.

Yeah, well...

doesn’t... doesn’t matter.

I mean, I'll never be able to do
the girlfriend stuff, so...

Girlfriend stuff.

What's that?

You know, like...

bungee jumping and suddenly
running off to Paris.

Oh, you have been watching
some terrible films.

Has this man actually asked you
to do any of this?

No.

Well...

I am no relationship coach
by any stretch,

and I would rather clean out
the fridge than do Valentine’s

but I'm pretty sure
there is no such thing

as a perfect girlfriend.

Yeah.

I just don’t know how to be.

Mm.

Just be you.

Find someone who likes that.

Sounds like you already have.

Hang on,

doesn’t that look like, um,

Vanessa’s pastoral supervisor?

Bernie.

I didn’t know she was
a musician.

I mean...

that says it's someone
called Maria Renton.

Maybe it's a stage name.

Look who she thanks.

John Greville.

Why did she fail to mention
any of this?

Ma’am.

‘York Minster concert
ends in tragic accident’.

Bernie fell from the balcony
of her own recital.

Yeah. I don’t think it was
a tragic accident.

I think she jumped to get away
from that dick of a professor.

Yeah, and when that didn’t work
she tried to stop the bullying

in a different way.
- Yeah.

Where was she on the
morning of the first murder?

We need the interview notes.

Uh, she was at the doctor’s.

Hang on. You weren’t
at that interview.

No, I read the transcript.

Right.

Okay, check it out.
- On it.

Okay Jake, I think we've got
enough to bring her in.

Sure she's not at home
or the university?

No, but she booked out
the Minster organ this morning.

Also, Vanessa didn’t show up for
a meeting at the faculty.

Oh Christ.
We'll meet you there.

Alright.

Just got off the phone with
Bernie’s doctor,

she’d been seeing him
for pain management,

traumatic nerve damage
to her hands,

sustained in an accident 30
years ago.

Yeah, so it sounds like the fall
from the balcony

ended her career.

So, we have a washed-up star,

jealous of her younger protégé.

We need to get to the Minster.

Uh, I meant, just DC...

alright.

Bernie?

I had no idea
you played.

That’s about as much as I can
manage these days.

Bernie, that was...

so beautiful.

I've never heard anyone
play like that.

I had a good teacher.

Oh, my God.

You're Theos.

Magnificent, isn't it?

I had a recital here.

Many years ago.

How wonderful.

Minutes before the performance,
Greville ripped my heart out.

Told me I'd never be anything
more than ordinary

and I'd never make it.

His timing was exquisite.

I tried to play but I could
barely breathe.

Everybody was watching.

And I knew then that
it was over.

My career.

My life.

Amir, Graham,
go round the back.

I wanted you to hear this
from me.

So that you'd understand
that he had to be stopped.

You killed him?

I never meant to hurt Helen.

Bernie, what are you doing?

What's she doing here?

Bernie.

Please.

Don’t.

Go.

Bernie.

Bernie, put the gun down.

I have to do this.

God forgive me.

I told you, I'm fine.

It was...

it was just a gunshot, and...

no one got hurt.

Still a lot to deal with.
You were in shock.

Yeah, but I'm fine... now, and...

DI Monroe saved that woman.

Yeah, I guess she did.

I just...

I just still miss Detective Bea.

She was on my side.

I was part of her team,
but now, with DI Monroe...

This might be out there...

but I'm on your side.

And as much as I'd rather they
didn’t keep dragging you

into dangerous situations,
so’s most of the crime squad.

I guess so.

And what about this boy,
and the band?

He's on your side, right?

I think he is.

Okay.

Sorry for running away
from your gig.

Um, I mean, it's not...

it's not that your singing
was terrible.

Oh, good, yeah, that’s what
I was going for,

not terrible.

Yeah.

Um, it was just overwhelming.

Yeah, I thought it would be.

- Yeah.
- Why did you come?

To surprise you.

Wanted to show you
a different side of me.

Why?

I like this side.

Thank you.

I think I see that now.

And, by the way, there's only
one side of me.

And this is it.

Um...

I've got an idea.

Come with me.

Okay.

Come on.

No, Elliot, what are we...
this is a club.

Trust me.

Come on.

Here.