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I'm going for a walk.

Okay.

Happy birthday, Clara!

Happy birthday, Clara!

Happy birthday, Clara!

You're not going down there!

I told you, I knew it was impossible, but I told you! No, I told you

I knew it!

twice up

Sorry.

No, no, I love the feel of whiplash in the morning.

This looks like the place.

Yes, it does, doesn't it? News travels fast.

Dr.

Alexander, Dr. Cunningham.

The IMA is pleased to meet you.

Hi. So, do you want to come and join?

Have you had any breakfast?

No.

Hey, I'll take this, love. Run along and get some drinks, will you?

So these people think you found the body of Clara Young?

No, they don't think that's what anybody said.

Here you go.

A buttercup, please.

Did you know her at all?

I knew her dad.

At the time she disappeared, he was my DCI.

Must have been tough.

Harry?

There's something else here.

Huh. It's a gin trap.

Bloody gypsies.

This place used to be a traveller's site.

We have a section of the pelvis that shows signs of aging and swell damage.

Left femur, not fully mature, showing extensive damage.

Found in G17, after death.

Anterior fragment of skull with some animal teeth damage.

I don't care. They're saying they're under pressure. What about us?

Tell them we're not running this investigation for the benefit of a bunch

of hacks.

Harry, can I have a word?

Okay.

Now?

What is it?

It's an insurance dispute.

Oh, no, please.

It's quite a complex case.

You might find it interesting.

You realise how big this Bonefine thing is going to be? If Nicky needs any help,

I can back her up.

Everything all right?

No, I'm being hassled by journalists.

Look, I really need to know what I can say about these bones.

Well, all the remains are severely damaged.

I'm afraid even low-copy DNA extraction will take a while. You mean you can't ID

her yet?

The one thing we know is that four years ago, Clara broke her left ulna, her arm,

falling off a horse.

If I can find evidence of the fracture, then we can start talking about an ID.

But I can tell you that this is a human femur.

And its length suggests a height of... around 5 foot 2 or 3.

And the sub-pubic angle of the pelvis strongly suggests a female.

But what age?

Well, the indicator is the fusing of the growth plates at the end of a child's

bones as they develop.

But the rate between individuals is always different, so the best I can say

is somewhere between 15 and 18.

So what you're saying is we have a girl who's almost identical in age and height

to Clarion?

Sorry. I know you're under pressure, but all I can give you right now are the

figures.

Have you established yet how she died?

I think this is a small section of the skull.

There's a lot of post-mortal damage.

Rat bites, fox bites, that sort of thing.

But... You see these marks here?

They're much cleaner.

They look like fractures.

A kind of trauma that could have been caused by a blunt, heavy instrument.

So she might have been killed with a blow to the head?

Possibly. But there's also a snap-second cervical vertebra. Beaten and then had

her neck broken.

Anything else?

No clothes were found with these bones or on the scene, so at some point she

was stripped.

Look, there will be more bones out there.

If you can keep the bystanders away and get me another ten volunteers and close

off the woodland, I'll tell you whether these are the remains of Clara Young.

What happened? You've been put on something else?

Apparently.

Oh, well. Enjoy.

Right, are you getting this down?

Yeah, police can today confirm that it remains found early this morning.

Oh, for sure. But, Harry, it would have been really fun to do the bone-fine

thing together.

On a former traveller's site in Lisby, belonged to a girl of around five foot

three inches in height.

Yeah.

and between 15 and 18 years of age.

Consequently, we urge any elements of the community, with information they

believe could be relevant, to come forward as soon as possible.

went missing 18 months ago, and although there's no confirmation as yet, people

here are already speculating that this could be her.

The bones were found on a site just outside Lisby by local developers.

We understand that the site was occupied by travellers at the time of Clara's

disappearance.

Right, George.

I'm giving you two hours to get off this site.

Did you have a meeting with the Vice-Chancellor yesterday?

That's not what this is about.

Really?

We have to start diversifying our operations.

We have to look at ways of bringing in new cash into the lab, broadening our

skill base. That is exactly the sort of gibberish you could only come out with

after lunch with a member of the board. And this is the kind of brain-numbing,

bureaucratic nightmare that is going to kill me with tedium if I agree to do it.

Well, perhaps you can explain that to Amita Joshi, daughter of the deceased.

Amita, this is Harry Cunningham, the pathologist I've assigned to your case.

How do you... Have you read the files? No, I've only just got it, so... So you

haven't seen what they did? No.

Who?

The bastards who said that my mother died in a drunken accident.

A drunken fall. I mean, my mother's never had a drink in her life. You can

ask anyone she knew.

I'll leave you to it. No, she never drank, she never smoked. She lived like

a monk, a female monk. That's how I would describe my mother.

These are the thermal images from the police helicopter.

I'm hoping they're going to show up some more areas of disturbed ground, because

so far we've only found two sites and 10% of the skeleton.

And there are no teeth, no hands, and almost none of the skull.

So, in other words, we've got a very thorough killer who's left us with

nothing to identify her with. So you haven't found any evidence of Clara's

fracture?

No.

Okay. Any progress with the weapon?

No, but I've dusted all the soil off the bones and sent it for analysis, which

should tell us something about what's been in contact with them, and narrow

down the time since death.

OK.

Right, let me show you something.

We've re-plotted Clara Young's last known movements.

She left home after an argument with her father at about 8.30am.

Was he a Bruce suspect?

What?

Well, you know, in cases like this, you're... No, it's just a teenage spat

between father and daughter, that's all.

Now, Clara said that she was going to go to the training session at the local

running track, just here.

But CCTV places her all the way from her home here, come on up, from here to the

car park at the Bell at 8.42am, right here.

I remember this for years.

And this is the last image we have of her heading in this direction, but the

running track is just there.

How seriously did she take gymnastics?

She bet me that she'd make the Olympic pentathlon team for 2012.

And here...

This little pathway here is the location of your find.

At the time, it was a pikey site.

So, if she was due for a training session at the track, why was she

crossing a car park in the opposite direction, heading towards a traveller's

site?

That's exactly what we need to find out.

Well, she clearly suspects it's Clara, but she will make a formal ID.

And who the hell else does she think it is? Malcolm, it's just a matter of

procedure. And you haven't brought anyone in yet?

You haven't searched the new site? I can't just steam in there.

They know what happened to her.

I know they know.

Polar bears.

Sean says it's the only channel I can watch and know they're not going to see

something about Clara.

We'll get him, Malcolm.

Nicky Alexander will prove it's Clara and we'll get him.

Are you checking up on me now?

I'm just interested.

I had a conversation with the hospital pathologist yesterday.

Yeah, what did he say?

Rupert Joshi was taken straight to A&E after her fall.

She died two hours later, very early on a Thursday morning, but because the

hospital was dealing with a rise in deaths due to a cold spell, she didn't

get a post-mortem until late in the afternoon on Monday, by which time she

had spent five days

quietly fermenting. That might explain the alcohol levels in the initial

report.

It's possible, isn't it?

Doesn't change the fact she's got a whopping great bruise on the left upper

temple, indicating severe trauma to the cranium.

Severe enough to have killed her?

What is it?

She's got some very nasty looking scratches.

Any history of eczema or any other skin condition?

Yes? Oh, hello, I'm Dr.

Harry Cunningham. I was hoping to see Amita Joshi.

I'm sorry, she's out.

Are you the husband of Rupa Joshi?

I don't understand.

What is worrying my daughter?

Well, the thing is, as you know, Rupa was probably killed by her fall, but

what your daughter doesn't accept is the cause for the fall.

given by the initial post-mortem.

But I did find something else, which I can't quite explain.

What did you find?

Was Rupa suffering from anxiety or stress in the last few

months of her life?

I don't know.

She wasn't depressed?

Behaviour didn't change in any way?

Aye.

Aye. Oh, Dr Cunningham, have you found anything yet?

He wants to know if Rupa was depressed before she died.

Well, what would she have been depressed about? I'm really just interested in any

change in her behaviour.

Look, my mother was a rock. I mean, she didn't even know the meaning of self

-pity.

I'm sure he was just about to tell me something when the daughter walked in.

Like what?

People don't suddenly start scratching their own skin off for no reason, so

either there's a psychological problem...

Or something the initial post-mortem didn't pick up.

Either way, seems to have got your interest.

Just doing the job, Leo.

how about now

Her name's Nura Khoury. And after 20 months, two weeks and four days, she's

finally decided to respond to our appeal and tell us that she thinks she saw

Clara after she was filmed crossing the Bell Car Park.

Where?

Over here.

Just across this little path on the edge of the woodland around the Traveller

site.

Did she say Clara was on her own? No, no. She said she was with an

unidentified male aged between 30 and 35.

We're putting together an e-fit from her description now.

Why did it take her so long to come forward?

How keen do you think a girl like Nura was for a family to find out that she'd

be meeting a traveller boy in those woods, eh?

What have you got for me? I think it's a trace of paint from the murder weapon.

I don't know.

Any idea what it might have been?

It would need to be something that could inflict heavy trauma, but nothing too

blunt.

My guess would be a shovel.

You're gonna love this.

Whoa.

Huh.

No. Mayor George Woods, he was our main suspect when Clara first disappeared.

And he's on the sex offenders register.

George likes some teenage.

He's gone.

Come on, Jingo.

Don't make this difficult.

All right, Jingo.

Ready for your close-up.

It's not Alzheimer's, it's not Parkinson's, it's not multiple

sclerosis. You must be running out of things she could have been suffering

from.

Not quite.

What is it?

Well, if it is what I think it is, then it wasn't very much fun for Rupa Joshi.

What do you think it is?

Have a look.

Christ.

It is, isn't it?

Having CJD, it's like going mad, isn't it? The disease would have been in its

early stages.

So mum was suffering and we didn't even know.

So I need you to cast your minds over how she was over the last few months of

her life. Was there anything unusual, anything that might have indicated the

start of degenerative symptoms? And of course, anything you can think of that

might have caused the infection?

She told me she was taking the shortcut round the back of our site to go and

meet a friend. It was a friend.

It was it, George?

She didn't say.

And then what happened?

We had a chat and then I kept her company till she walked to the edge of

the trees.

What did you chat about?

The usual.

What a bummer it was being the daughter of a senior pig.

How she preferred traveller men to Gorgios.

I think what my client is trying to say is it was a personal conversation with

no relevance to your inquiry.

You had your little chat with Clara, then what happened?

I already told you. So why don't you tell me again without the made-up bits,

eh?

I guided her to the edge of the trees, then I went back up the path and got my

bus.

I was waiting for the bus!

I was still working on the arcades in Southend. I wasn't even living in Lisby

at the time. We spoke to the manager of the arcade, George. He said he'd sacked

you three days earlier.

He's lying! He sacked you, George, and you know it!

And that's why you're up here that day.

To ask Albert Lee if you could move back onto the site.

If you've got allegations to make against my client, I think you should

make them clear.

I'm trying to establish why your client has taken 20 months to come forward and

admit that he did meet Clara Young after she left that car park, and he probably

was the last person to see her. Idiot, Tink.

January 1998.

George Woods questioned on suspicion of sex with a minor.

April 2001, George Woods arrested and charged for sexually harassing a 15-year

-old girl. October 2003, George Woods convicted of possession of indecent

images. Now, with a record like that, are you seriously asking me to believe

that your client would walk 50 yards of a woodland path with a 16-year-old girl

and not do a thing?

The last 20 months, my client has been subject to a relentless campaign of

insinuation without one shred of evidence linking him to anything.

So I suggest you either release him now, or expect to face charges of harassment

relating to your treatment of him and the rest of the gypsy travelers over

this matter.

Yeah, go ahead, Nikki. The soil we found on the floor of Woods's trailer, it's

definitely the same as on the first bone fragments that we found at Lisby Common.

Well done, Nikki.

That's fantastic news.

Yeah, I knew you'd do it.

What is it?

Take a look at this.

How'd you explain that, George?

How'd you explain that soil found on your carpet was the same as the soil

found on the bones?

My trailer used to be parked on dot-com and we should never saw it from there or

not What about this Jules you recognize this I'm not showing George woods to

girls sports watch that was found in his caravan

No, I don't recognize it hmm,

maybe you recognize it now because Clara is wearing that watch in this photo

See the lines I mean? Of course.

Can you pass me Clara Young's medical records?

What do you think they are?

They're an absolute catastrophe.

These markings here are called Harris Lines.

They indicate a period in which the skeleton stopped growing, often due to

poor nutrition or severe trauma.

There was nothing in Clara Young's medical records to suggest she had them.

Is it definitely the sort of thing a doctor would notice?

If she'd managed to hide it and keep her sport going, I'd be very surprised.

I've already brought George Woods in.

I've got 24 hours whether to charge him or let him go.

Can't you just bail him?

He don't know what these people are like.

He'll disappear.

We need to go and see the Youngs.

I just need to ask a few questions.

What sort of questions?

Can you just talk me through Clara's appearance and any distinguishing marks

that we might not know about, and we'll take it from there.

Well, you know she broke her arm falling off a pony four years ago.

We knew about the fracture, yes.

And she had size five feet?

Is that right, love? Size six.

We went shopping for a new uniform the week before she left.

She'd gone up to size six.

Do you mind telling us why we're having to go through all this again?

We're just trying to be as specific as possible about what we found.

Are you saying you can't identify her? No, no, no. It's just a very technical

and complex process.

Just a minute. What did you say? I said of course they can't identify her. She's

not dead, is she?

Are there any other issues relating to Clara or her health?

How do you mean?

Had you ever noticed any specific changes in her health as she was growing

up? Any eating disorders or whether she'd been under any unusual pressure?

What are you trying to say?

There are markings on one of the bones that suggest that several years before

death, the body had been put under a lot of stress.

Are you accusing us of pressurising Clara?

Oh, no, no, no. I'm not accusing you of anything. I'm just trying to confirm

something that I found on the bones. Are you saying that we made our daughter

unhappy? I'm sorry if I've been unclear. How dare you!

Excuse me!

But do you have children?

No. You don't, do you?

I can tell that.

Because if you did, you'd know what it meant to love a child.

To know that you'll give everything for that child, and the only thing you're

not capable of is doing something that would harm them.

And if you did, you could never make that suggestion.

All right, I think we're finished here.

Mrs Young, I'm truly sorry if anything I've said is... What

the

hell's going on?

I spent 32 years on the force. I think I can handle the truth.

There are inconsistencies between what's been found on the bones and the

information available on your daughter's medical history.

I said the truth, not your jargon. She means there's a strong chance that these

remains are not Clara's.

Are you saying that you've got a victim who's the same age, the same height, the

same gender?

as clara that you know these bones were found yards from where she was last

spotted and you've got a suspect it was the last person seen with her found in

possession of her watch and yet as far as you're concerned these bones belong

to somebody completely different i'm saying it's possible

Leo thinks he's found the solution to your problem.

This is a fractured ulna. It took me four magnifications to find it, though.

So that's got to be Clara.

Yep. She healed up the way only a sports-mad 12-year-old could.

What about the Harris lines?

What about them? Well, there's nothing anywhere to suggest she would have had

them.

Did you x-ray the other leg?

Yeah. Parasites?

No. Can they be present on one leg and not the other?

Never.

So this bone and this bone belong to two different people.

So, if that's Clara Young... Who the hell is this other girl?

All I can tell you is that she or he is almost exactly the same height and build

as Clara.

And the same weapon was used on both.

My client has not slept for 48 hours.

He's been denied visits, he's been spied on, he's been shouted at and racially

abused, all without one charge being brought against him.

You know what we've just found out.

You know what we've worked out now, don't you, George?

I was just visiting a friend.

I was living and working in Southend.

I didn't have anything to do with the disappearance of any girls.

You didn't mention anything about girls.

I didn't say girls. I said girl.

Yes.

Nicky, do you have access to a fax machine?

Why? Only the rest of the soul analysis has just come in.

Have you got a fax machine?

In the back room.

The court's granted us this 36-hour extension.

As soon as we get ID on the second girl, we can charge him.

I don't see how anything in this report changes our position.

There are two different types of soil on the bones.

So?

Why would George Woods bury these two girls somewhere else first, then move

them nearer his caravan, just as the furore over Clara's disappearance was

raging? That doesn't make sense.

I'm sure we can establish that as we continue with our inquiry.

Well, there's something else.

Something that was bothering me as I watched the interview.

What?

The way Woods holds his left arm.

It's because it's weak.

Well, you heard him in there. He practically confessed.

I'm not sure he could have caused the injuries those bodies sustained.

Well, we can take all that into account as we move forward.

Detective, I'm saying I think you might have the wrong suspect.

Well, thank you for your opinion.

We'll definitely bear it in mind.

But right now, I think we need to start checking hospital records to get an idea

on this second girl, don't you?

Anything else?

We've got to make some push-pulls. No!

No,

let them in!

No! No!

No!

Giant X's on your eyes

And

with your half of the

ransom You bought some

sweet, sweet, sweet

Sweet sunflowers

And gave them

To the night

Hey, Alessandra.

If I needed to speak to the travellers, could you take me there?

The town have been kind enough to let their feelings towards the travellers be

known.

Oh, and this time their excuse is they're using the land to build a

community centre for everyone.

Do you think we'll be welcome at that community centre?

When was this photo taken?

I will.

George there, he came back late May, three or four days before Clara

disappeared.

And he was living on the site at the time?

Well, it wasn't ideal for us, but if someone like him wants a pull-up, what

right have I got to deny him? I mean, he might not be family, but... Who's the

man he's with?

Liam Clegg.

Oh, he's George's friend.

But why don't you tell us what we can do for you?

I've established that there was more than one victim.

Early tests on the soil suggest that the other girl died before Clara, at least

three months before her.

So if George Wood is going to be charged with two murders, I want to be sure that

he did them.

What?

Is there something else about Wood?

Do you know who she might have been?

Floria Hearn.

I think I've got an idea on our second victim.

Have you heard of a traveller girl called Floria Hearn?

Well, the hospital confirmed she had Harris lines. I asked social services

where they thought she was and they said they'd inform the police she was

missing. Look, we need to have this discussion right now.

Malcolm Young just called from the hospital.

His wife took an overdose last night.

I can see that this is a bad time, but who this girl is and when she died casts

a real doubt on whether or not Woods is guilty.

That is maybe, but as of approximately one and a half hours ago, George Woods

was charged with the murder of Clary Young.

He'll appear in court tomorrow morning. But both these girls were dismembered

with the same weapon. You can't separate the crime. Your soil test proved that

patches of Woods' carpet were stained with earth that matched the bones.

And your own searches establish that the greatest concentration of phone finds is

right here, right next to George Woods' caravan.

But equal distance from Liam Clegg's. So if George Woods is a suspect, why isn't

Liam Clegg? Why hasn't he even been interviewed?

Because for the last two years, Liam Clegg has been serving a prison

sentence, and he was never part of this inquiry.

I'm sorry to say this, but I think you're letting your loyalty to Malcolm

Young influence your judgement.

We have a very strong case that George Woods killed and disposed of Clarion and

that is why we're putting him on trial And from where I'm standing there's not

a damn thing you can do about it

Congratulations

on your diagnosis our claims investigators very impressed. Thanks But

there were a couple of things we thought we should bring to your attention.

Which are?

Well, here's a copy of Rupa Joshi's declaration of health. In it, she

confirms that she's a vegetarian who's never eaten beef.

I'm not claiming she was infected that way. Then how was she infected? Because

the only medical procedure she's had in the last four years was an appendix

removal at a hospital that was implementing comprehensive anti-CJD

procedures.

So are you saying that despite proof that she was suffering from a

degenerative illness that almost certainly caused her fall, you are still

not going to pay out on Rupa Joshi's policy?

I'm saying that as things stand, there doesn't seem to be any way that Rupa

Joshi could have contracted variant CJD without contradicting the terms of her

declaration or withholding information concerning her medical treatment.

And until you can prove otherwise, our situation remains unchanged.

What? Well, the thing about the internet is that anyone can put any crazy theory

out there.

I told you he'd react like this. I know we are struggling to find the cause of

your mother's illness, but I really don't think she was killed by her work.

25 years in that munitions factory. 25 years my mother handled dangerous

weapons without any protection.

I mean, the British establishment killed her.

Amita, your mother was not killed by the British government.

And how would you know that? You won't even speak to the scientist who wrote

that. He's not actually a scientist. He's a loony.

What, because he's not a posh white boy with Oxbridge dumped all over his

buttocks?

Look, if you think you can actually think of anything which might really

help us work out how your mother got CJD, you know where to find me.

Don't you dare sign up for him.

I know I've said this to you before, but I really do believe she is the most

moronic, obstinate, boneheaded person that I have ever had to work with. What

are you doing?

I've requested every detail I can find from every single CJD case in this

country since 1989.

It may be that I have been hired by an idiot, but I still refuse to let some

insurance stiff think he got the better of me.

I know that you're short of time, but I'm afraid you're going to have to be

patient. Some of this stuff is almost impossible to see.

The

trip

was a special treat to mark Rupa's retirement from the factory.

Amita couldn't go with us, but she made us promise not to drive.

She said we couldn't rely on the Indian drivers.

But in the second week, Rupa wanted to visit a cousin who lived in the

mountains, a long way from Calcutta.

So remote, there are no train stations.

And on the way, you had an accident.

How long was Rupa in hospital?

Three nights.

They gave her some kind of blood product when she was admitted.

We told Amita something had happened, but not the whole truth.

Yes, yes, I know she was treated at your hospital. What I'm trying to do is trace

the actual batch numbers of the blood products you gave her.

Yes Are

you

sure?

Harry? Bill?

Welcome to the mothership. Thanks for seeing me.

Bill, have CJD-infected blood products been exported from Britain to India?

Why do you need to know?

Because the blood products in this case I'm investigating were apparently

British.

Bill?

It's not like we meant to give them the disease.

It's not like anyone meant to let the damn thing into the blood supply in the

first place. Bloody hell.

I know that sounds bad, but we are doing everything we can to rectify the

situation. Well, that's very reassuring.

But in that case, what I need to know from you is whether the batch given to

Rupert Joshi has been identified as one of the ones that was infected.

Okay, Harry, just this once.

Do you like my lovely lady assistant?

Stop it!

Hey! Excuse me! Excuse me!

Anyway,

back to the serious business.

There we go.

Toxic chicken.

One, two, three, four, five, six...

How long have we got? He's due in court in... 20 minutes ago.

Right. Next sample.

You're not going to give up, are you?

Which is... Forsythia X Intermedia.

Looks as though it's the most prominent pollen found so far.

He should have been here all night.

How did you guess?

Why?

We're trying to identify the pollen found in the earth around the bones so

we can prove George Woods' alibi. The two killings are linked but separated by

several months. Even the police accept he wasn't in Lisby before the end of May

2005. You're looking for something that flowered before then. Exactly.

Any luck?

All we've found so far are small traces of stuff that flowers in summer, by

which time he was already back on the scene.

Amito, how can I help?

What about this Forsythia?

Today?

When?

What?

Don't say anything until I get there.

There's no Forsythia found on the Bonefind site.

So the pollen must have come from wherever the two girls were buried

first. What time of year does it flower?

February.

Over the past few weeks, Wessex protected me, giving a great deal of

thought to the distress that Rupert's death caused your family.

Naturally, we are, as you know, always keen to help out in any way we can.

As a result of this, my superiors and I have agreed, although we're under an

obligation to, a compromise which would allow us to pay out a large proportion

of your mother's policy.

How large?

About 30%.

I'd point out that works out capitalization of just under 15,000

pounds Unfortunately, I do need to have your answer before the end of this

meeting.

Yeah, um, I think that we'd like to What do you think

Well, I Would like to know exactly

why Wessex protect suddenly decided to call this meeting out of the blue and

offer you a compromise

And whether it has anything to do with them getting wind of findings I have

recently made, which could prove exactly when your mother was infected and force

them to pay out in full.

I feel obliged to point out that as neither a holder of the policy nor a

potential beneficiary, Dr. Cunningham really has no role in this meeting.

Tell us, what do you think we should do?

I think you should reject anything except a full payout.

How are you?

How are you, old pal? I've done some digging around and I've got some

fantastic news for you. Great.

The batch that your lady had was completely clean.

I've checked the serial numbers, I've checked the blood centre. There's

absolutely no VCJD at all.

Are you sure?

Of course I'm bloody sure. I can't sit here and debate it with you. I've got

about ten million things to do.

We've done, as you said.

George Woods, it is charged that sometime after the 28th of May, you did

murder Clara Young, contrary to common law.

You will remain in custody to appear before the Central Criminal Court to

stand trial.

Come on, baby.

I think you're a little late, aren't you?

Ruihan was killed during or just after late February 2005.

Now you... You have witnesses.

They confirmed that George Woods was living and working full-time in Southend

at that time. That and all the forensic evidence, which I'll happily make

available to both sides, proves that her death is irrefutably linked to the

murder of Clara Young. So I think, detective, that your case against Woods

is, if you'll pardon the expression, dead.

Oh, and I also think, I'm sorry for taking up so much of your precious time,

that if two girls can go missing in this country in the 21st century, but because

one of them is a traveller, no one gives a toss, then something is very, very

wrong.

Roll it.

That was nice.

What is it?

Albert?

What is it?

George!

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