Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 00:00:01.600 We're coming for you. | We're coming. Nikki! 00:00:31.000 One, two, three. | One, two, three. 00:00:35.480 - One, two, three. | - Good. Go, come on! 00:00:40.350 Slip. | Two, three. 00:00:42.800 One, two, three. 00:00:48.420 Car's outside, Naomi. 00:00:50.430 Come on, I've got ten minutes left. 00:00:52.660 Come on. 00:00:54.000 You're saved by the bell. Uh-huh. 00:01:05.960 - Thank you, sir. | - Thank you. 00:01:27.600 I rang you earlier... 00:01:30.490 Yeah. | I was at the gym. 00:01:31.890 How's that going? 00:01:33.300 Fine. | You? 00:01:37.500 Good. Better than her, anyway. 00:01:40.280 Yeah. | Who's in charge? 00:01:49.340 You in charge? 00:01:51.300 Guv? 00:01:59.100 I'm DI Silva | I'm Jack Hodgson, forensics. 00:02:04.340 Nice to meet you, Jack Hodgson. 00:02:06.570 Nice to meet you too, Naomi Silva. 00:02:17.940 Hey. 00:02:20.150 Her name's Karen Sawyers. | Local estate agent. 00:02:23.100 The cleaner found her first | thing this morning. 00:02:26.100 So, how long do you think | she's been lying here? 00:02:29.220 Very rough estimate? | 8 to 12 hours. 00:02:34.220 We've got significant facial | bruising. 00:02:36.710 Her bottom lip has been split | and her front tooth is missing. 00:02:40.220 The gum damage suggests it's | a recent injury. 00:02:42.980 Significant bruising around | her left bicep, too. 00:02:46.140 So, it's possible she was | grabbed from behind, 00:02:49.950 held tight. | Two stab wounds to the back and 00:02:52.700 multiple stab wounds to the chest | and abdomen. 00:02:55.980 We have several through | and through wounds to the arms. 00:02:59.620 So she might have been trying to | protect her stomach. 00:03:05.860 I think she could have been | pregnant. 00:03:08.260 PM will tell us more. 00:03:36.880 Silent Witness | Season 21 - Episode 03 00:03:41.540 "Duty of Candour" | Part 1 of 2 00:03:47.880 Subtitles by Red Bee Media Ltd | Sync: Marocas62 00:03:58.980 Hey. So, we've got blood | on the kitchen doors. 00:04:02.580 We've got blood on the gate. | Neither was secured. 00:04:05.570 So our man left in a hurry. 00:04:07.380 Probably, but if you're heading out | that way, 00:04:09.670 why make a detour through here? 00:04:12.860 - Look, he wanted to hide something. | - Exactly. 00:04:16.460 Be a decent place | to dump a knife. 00:04:18.370 Yup. 00:04:28.780 Or a phone. 00:04:34.500 Whose phone is this? 00:04:37.640 - Peter Sawyers. | - That's her husband. 00:04:40.420 And he hasn't showed up for work | this morning. 00:04:42.940 What was my last call? 00:04:46.220 Alice Sawyers. | Call logged at 9:30pm. 00:04:50.300 Around our estimated time of death. 00:04:52.390 Could be his sister, could be | his mother. 00:04:54.980 - Thank you, Jack. | - You're welcome. 00:06:28.860 Chest wounds are 3cm wide, 00:06:31.140 they match those on her back, | but... 00:06:33.500 Yeah. 00:06:35.410 They're considerably deeper. 00:06:38.060 So, perhaps she was stabbed in the | back whilst upright, 00:06:41.350 but the chest wounds | were inflicted 00:06:43.010 when she was on the floor? 00:06:44.320 Knife handle impacted | on her chest. 00:06:47.500 Maybe her attacker | had more purchase 00:06:49.160 once she was on the floor, 00:06:51.380 could deliver the blows with | more power. 00:06:54.020 Plenty of them. 00:06:56.060 Six in total, | tightly packed together. 00:07:13.220 Thomas. 00:07:16.780 What is it? 00:07:22.260 Pregnant. 00:07:25.740 Without oxygen, the foetus wouldn't | have survived long. 00:07:29.140 So, mother and baby died pretty | much the same time. 00:07:34.320 Right, let's get some sample | cells from the foetus. 00:07:41.340 Sorry to interrupt. 00:07:43.100 Thomas, you've got a visitor. 00:07:53.740 Rosie! 00:08:00.260 Hello, darling. | You all right? 00:08:03.080 - Who brought you down? | - Mrs. Joseph. 00:08:05.510 - Our next door neighbour. | - Right. Conrad was... 00:08:08.420 He had to go to the | hospital with Mum. 00:08:10.420 - The hospital? | - They tried calling you. 00:08:13.060 God! 00:08:16.820 Did they say what was wrong? 00:08:18.480 - Pro... clampsea...? | - Pre-eclampsia? 00:08:23.520 Mm-hmm. But I've got no idea what | that means. 00:08:27.900 Bunny. 00:08:30.900 You mustn't worry. | Everything's going to be fine. 00:08:35.480 Mum's in hospital, 00:08:36.820 she's getting the treatment | she and the baby need. 00:08:39.680 They're always ultra | cautious about these things, yeah? 00:08:42.920 Must be pretty serious, though. 00:08:45.360 Conrad was saying how she | might have to stay in hospital 00:08:47.970 - for three weeks | - Three weeks? 00:08:49.690 Maybe more. 00:08:51.260 Which is great, yeah? 00:08:52.730 We'll get to spend some | time together, yeah? 00:08:54.530 Me and you time? 00:08:56.300 Having said that - right now | I'm in the middle of a PM. 00:08:59.540 - PM? | - Sorry. 00:09:01.810 Sorry. | A postmortem. 00:09:04.580 Rosie, can you sit tight for a bit? 00:09:07.420 You want me to stay in here? 00:09:09.270 Yeah. I won't be long. | You must have some homework to do. 00:09:11.680 It's the holidays, Dad. 00:09:13.300 Yeah. 00:09:14.610 So, just watch TV or | play on your phone 00:09:18.510 and I'll be back as quick as | I possibly can. 00:09:20.520 And, Rosie, can you... | try not to touch anything? 00:09:26.980 Good girl. 00:09:30.940 Do you think she had a name in mind? 00:09:33.200 For the baby, I mean. 00:09:35.150 Probably not. 00:09:36.460 She was only, what, | four months along? 00:09:39.580 I don't know. Julia decided | what we were going to call Rosie 00:09:43.130 before we even started trying. 00:09:45.100 - Is Rosie OK? | - Sure. She's fine. 00:09:47.780 Little shaken up, | but she's a level-headed girl. 00:09:50.740 Takes after her father. 00:09:58.260 I don't understand. | What's going on? 00:10:00.070 We just need to find your brother. 00:10:01.620 I've told you, | I've no idea where Pete is. 00:10:03.630 He rang you last night. | About 9:30. 00:10:05.700 My phone was switched off. | I went to bed early. 00:10:08.220 Did he leave a message? 00:10:09.620 No. | Check my phone if you like. 00:10:12.620 When last did you see him? 00:10:14.140 He came round last week. | For my birthday. 00:10:16.600 - How did he seem? | - Good. 00:10:18.780 He and Karen had just celebrated | their tenth wedding anniversary, 00:10:21.340 they were planning a trip away | together. 00:10:23.100 No signs of any trouble | between them? 00:10:24.630 None. | He doted on her. 00:10:26.540 I sometimes worried | he loved her too much. 00:10:28.920 Please, | tell me what's happening. 00:10:30.980 What's he supposed | to have done? 00:11:46.460 - It's a twinkle. | - Should I know what that is? 00:11:48.340 A cosmetic diamond. 00:11:51.260 So we've got a successful, | attractive woman, 00:11:54.660 with a big house, a happy family. 00:11:56.860 And then what? | An explosion of violence. 00:12:00.400 - Does Sawyers have form? | - Not even a parking ticket. 00:12:03.060 - History of mental illness? | - Not according to his sister. 00:12:05.290 So, why would Pete Sawyers | deliberately 00:12:08.120 pull the house down | on himself like this? 00:12:09.860 Well, you will want to see this. 00:12:11.470 I compared the foetal DNA | with the sample 00:12:13.660 I took from Pete Sawyers' inhaler, | and they're not a match. 00:12:17.380 Karen Sawyers was carrying | someone else's baby. 00:12:24.740 Hi. | I'm Jane. 00:12:26.340 - Morning. | - After you. 00:12:27.950 Thank you. 00:12:29.300 Mr. Laing will only be able to | spare you a few minutes. 00:12:32.140 A&E's full, | we're running out of beds, 00:12:34.650 and he has to chair | an emergency meeting at 12 00:12:36.860 to review our | full capacity protocol. 00:12:38.540 We're a whisker away | from Code Red. 00:12:41.340 And it's only noon. 00:12:44.220 So, another day in paradise. 00:12:47.700 I'm sorry, but I can't help you. | Karen Sawyers is dead. 00:12:52.260 I don't see how giving us | access to her medical records 00:12:54.970 is a breach of anyone's privacy. 00:12:56.680 I'm not sure her family would | agree with you. 00:12:58.990 Have you spoken to them? 00:13:00.860 Look, I just need to confirm | the dates of her appointments 00:13:04.260 and check whether anyone accompanied | her to her pre-natal examinations. 00:13:08.070 As hospital CEO, | my first duty 00:13:10.260 is to our patients. 00:13:11.760 Now, I'm not obliged to give you | access to her records 00:13:14.380 and I certainly couldn't do so | without a valid DP2. 00:13:17.890 Which is being faxed to you now, 00:13:19.760 but you know how | these things are, 00:13:21.730 it'll take several hours for it to | work its way through the system. 00:13:24.780 Look... 00:13:27.060 ..all I'm asking for | is a little common sense, 00:13:29.930 for you to use your discretion. 00:13:32.640 The perpetrator | is still at large, 00:13:34.500 probably armed and dangerous. 00:13:37.900 I understand your predicament. | I really do. 00:13:43.140 But without the | proper paperwork, 00:13:45.200 I'm afraid my hands are tied. 00:13:54.740 Rosie! 00:13:58.180 I told you not to touch | anything. 00:13:59.900 I was bored. 00:14:01.210 Those are confidential files, | real cases. 00:14:03.260 All right, all right. 00:14:05.100 I don't mean to be cross, | but if you're going to be here, 00:14:07.820 we need to establish some rules, | some boundaries. 00:14:10.740 You are 12 years old. 00:14:12.710 - Well remembered. | - Rosie... 00:14:14.380 Why can't you just take the day off? | You're the boss, right? 00:14:16.500 - Because it's not that simple. | - Why not? 00:14:18.380 Because I have responsibilities - | to my team, to the police... 00:14:21.000 What about me?! 00:14:24.900 Yes, what about you? 00:14:28.780 I'm sorry, OK? 00:14:32.180 I'll try and find some time | later this afternoon, 00:14:34.500 and then maybe tomorrow we can | organise something a bit more fun. 00:14:39.100 Must be someone you'd like to go | and see. What about... Janet? 00:14:43.160 - Janine. | - Janine, exactly. 00:14:44.970 Shall I call her mum? 00:14:47.500 Whatever. 00:14:49.140 CLARISSA: There are some interesting | diary entries here. 00:14:52.580 Have you heard a single | word I've said? 00:14:57.140 Yeah. Diaries, dates... | Yeah, got it. 00:15:00.800 That'll be a no, then. 00:15:02.140 I said that I found numerous | entries in Karen's diary 00:15:04.980 for appointments at a local | cosmetic clinic. 00:15:07.410 The tooth? 00:15:08.720 Plus botox, fillers, | you name it. 00:15:10.700 But there's no evidence | in her bank statements, 00:15:13.360 or Pete's, | for that matter, 00:15:14.950 of anyone ever having paid | for those procedures and treatments. 00:15:17.950 All told they must have cost | hundreds of pounds, 00:15:20.260 and that's not even accounting | for the cosmetic diamond. 00:15:23.060 So, if she didn't pay for them... 00:15:24.640 Maybe her lover did. 00:15:28.020 I'll let Silva know. 00:15:32.540 The first treatment | was on May 3rd. 00:15:35.100 Fillers for Karen Sawyers. 00:15:39.860 That's strange. 00:15:43.190 The treatment | was never paid for. | The account is outstanding. 00:15:46.350 Normally we're pretty hot on that | kind of thing. 00:15:48.560 Try the next one. | July 14th. 00:15:50.500 Yeah. Same thing. | Payment outstanding. 00:15:52.540 Any idea why that might be? 00:15:54.780 You'd have to speak | to Dr. Hayes about that. 00:15:57.940 He was treating Mrs. Sawyers... 00:16:00.700 - He's not here. | - Where is he? 00:16:03.100 He left about half an hour ago. | Said he had to go home. 00:16:06.900 You knew this woman? 00:16:09.420 Yes. 00:16:11.220 How did you know her? 00:16:16.820 You bastard. 00:16:19.340 You utter bastard. 00:16:22.780 - You promised. | - It only lasted a few months. 00:16:25.330 - Well, that's all right, then! | - And it ended a while back. 00:16:27.660 - When? | - Three weeks ago. 00:16:31.100 Who ended it? 00:16:33.860 Who ended it, Adam? 00:16:36.690 She did. 00:16:38.000 Mum, can we eat now? | I'm starving. 00:16:47.140 Hey, Jack. So, | I'll ask Hayes some questions, 00:16:49.670 then I need you to | do the full number... 00:16:51.380 computers, phones, | cameras. 00:16:52.990 We need concrete evidence linking | Adam Hayes to our victim. 00:16:56.240 So, I'll need you with me. 00:16:57.880 It would be my pleasure. 00:17:02.180 - Everything all right, Guv? | - Yep. 00:17:04.620 Didn't need asking twice, | did he? 00:17:07.300 What? 00:17:08.740 Jack. Not normally this attentive | to the SIO. 00:17:14.820 Karen Sawyers' | toxicology results. 00:17:17.280 All pretty normal, 00:17:18.590 except for very high | levels of Mifepristone. 00:17:22.540 - She was planning to terminate the pregnancy. | - Yep. 00:17:46.820 Mum... 00:17:48.530 All my toys are broken! 00:17:57.020 Adam? 00:17:59.650 Adam Hayes? 00:18:08.100 - She was my wife! | - My God! 00:18:11.560 - What's wrong? | - Boys, get back. 00:18:13.990 Get to my room. | Lock the door! 00:18:15.950 Keep it locked! 00:18:24.900 Police. 00:18:28.040 There's a... | a man... 00:18:35.220 Did you know | I worked at the Lyell? 00:18:38.660 Did you ask for me | to be assigned to this case? 00:18:41.460 No, I didn't, Jack. 00:18:43.150 And I don't believe in fate, | either. 00:18:44.820 So, don't get your hopes up. 00:18:48.980 Stabbing reported at 46 | Rostock Lane, Fanham. 00:18:51.720 All units to respond. 00:18:54.280 - Over. | - OK. Let's go. 00:18:59.780 I loved her. 00:19:20.340 OK, all right, | slow down, slow down, 00:19:22.000 I think it's round here. 00:19:28.290 That's him! | Peter Sawyers. 00:19:30.770 Call it in. 00:20:42.780 OK... | Breathe. 00:20:53.980 This is not the answer. | We can sort things out. 00:20:57.180 We know you're in a rough place. 00:20:59.860 We want to help you. 00:21:01.460 It's OK. 00:21:04.540 Would you like Alice to come? 00:21:06.700 Would you like to talk to her, Pete? 00:21:09.380 Want us to do that, Pete? | Shall we get her here, yeah? 00:21:13.060 Pete? | Pete? 00:21:17.500 C'mon, C'mon... 00:21:21.820 You're all right. | Pete? 00:21:46.740 You OK? 00:21:54.000 Jack? 00:22:03.460 - Ready? | - Sure. 00:23:02.300 I didn't believe him at first. 00:23:06.020 Thought it was some kind of | sick joke. 00:23:10.060 He's been very | attentive of late. 00:23:14.780 Presumably since she ended it. 00:23:18.780 Did you have an inkling prior | to today that he 00:23:21.020 was in a relationship with | Karen Sawyers? 00:23:23.390 No. | I thought he loved me. 00:23:28.520 Loved the boys. 00:23:42.140 What do we have? 00:23:44.300 Multiple stab wounds to the chest | and abdomen. 00:23:47.220 Similar in width to Karen Sawyers' | injuries. 00:23:50.380 He's taken a hell of a beating. 00:23:54.000 Massive bruising to the face, | broken nose, 00:23:57.300 a couple of damaged teeth. 00:24:01.220 Something's been forced | right down his throat. 00:24:17.620 Can't have helped his breathing. 00:24:20.300 Though I strongly suspect that any | danger of suffocation 00:24:23.150 was pretty much academic | by that point. 00:24:31.940 "Hamilton Ashe". | Mean anything? 00:24:39.220 Karen Sawyers was having a | termination at Hamilton Ashe Hospital. 00:24:42.980 Antenatal scans have revealed | a foetal abnormality. 00:24:45.620 She'd decided to terminate. 00:24:47.450 We found this letter | in Adam Hayes' throat. 00:24:50.310 It's from the hospital to her GP, 00:24:52.210 confirming Karen's decision, | adding that discretion 00:24:55.070 was required, | as the husband was unaware. 00:24:58.130 But before the procedure is | complete, 00:24:59.910 the husband finds out about the | affair, the pregnancy... 00:25:02.060 Yeah. | And takes his revenge. 00:25:03.810 The knife we recovered | had blood traces 00:25:06.330 from Adam Hayes | and Karen Sawyers, 00:25:08.840 but only Pete Sawyers' prints on the | handle. 00:25:11.740 How did Pete Sawyers | get hold of the letter? 00:25:14.660 Lucky me, I got to go through | the Sawyers' rubbish this morning. 00:25:17.710 There was an empty A4 envelope | in it, addressed to Pete Sawyers. 00:25:22.360 - Any DNA? | - No, self adhesive 00:25:24.930 but it must have | got damaged in the post 00:25:27.060 cos there's a small tear in it | at the bottom left hand corner. 00:25:30.260 This letter was damaged | in the same place. 00:25:33.980 Somebody mailed it | to Pete Sawyers? 00:25:35.960 Looks that way. 00:25:37.380 Adam Hayes could have done it. 00:25:39.540 Maybe he was angry at her | for breaking it off? 00:25:42.020 Or Hayes' wife? 00:25:43.340 We only have her word for it that | she didn't know about the affair. 00:25:45.860 But why would they have the letter | in the first place? 00:25:48.430 Karen Sawyers is hardly likely | to have given it to Adam Hayes. 00:25:51.940 Plus the Hayes' prints | aren't on the envelope. 00:25:54.450 There are lots of others... | probably postal staff, 00:25:56.910 but not theirs. 00:25:59.540 Well, if they didn't send it to | Pete Sawyers, who did? 00:26:17.300 Well, well, well. 00:26:19.540 Good to see you, Jason. 00:26:22.620 Likewise. 00:26:24.660 You got it? 00:26:44.060 Go on, then. | Have a line on the house. 00:26:47.380 Seeing as you're here. 00:26:49.220 No, thanks. 00:26:52.060 You're no better than | the rest of us, you know. 00:26:59.420 Hi Jason. 00:27:00.730 I'm here waiting. 00:27:03.690 Where are you? 00:27:06.120 Anyway. 00:27:08.300 Call me when you get this, | yeah? 00:27:10.430 I love you. 00:27:25.700 I spent the night with someone. 00:27:30.980 I'll buy a hat, shall I? 00:27:34.100 I don't mind talking to you. 00:27:35.710 I enjoy it, even. | But... 00:27:38.010 It isn't what you're here for. 00:27:39.820 We both know | what's wrong with me. 00:27:41.900 We gave it a name. 00:27:43.210 I'm post-traumatic. | I was referred for EMDR. 00:27:47.500 Eye Movement Desensitisation 00:27:49.410 is just one element | of treatment. 00:27:51.640 And this... 00:27:53.500 This is the other part? 00:27:56.980 We need to find a specific | moment of trauma 00:28:00.110 to work from. 00:28:02.700 15 hours in a box? 00:28:06.860 A specific moment of trauma. 00:28:11.300 We need to get very close | to your experience. 00:28:14.460 From there, | we start to desensitize. 00:28:21.960 You know, Hamilton | Ashe came up at work. 00:28:24.350 And I felt stupidly embarrassed. 00:28:28.120 You're still working? 00:28:29.780 I thought we said that you | were going to... 00:28:31.780 I said I'd think about it. 00:28:34.540 A lot of evidence suggests | that returning to work, 00:28:36.990 to routine, | is good for trauma. 00:28:39.740 Your job isn't routine. 00:28:42.041 Or lacking in additional trauma. 00:28:44.580 What does work give you, Nikki? 00:28:49.340 I need it, I suppose. 00:28:53.740 Like I said, | I feel useless. 00:28:56.930 At work I'm useful. 00:29:00.260 I can help people. 00:29:01.780 Without answers people can | stumble around in darkness. 00:29:07.570 The answers aren't always | comfortable, 00:29:09.580 but they bring some light. 00:29:11.660 They save people from that darkness. 00:29:15.420 But nobody saved you. 00:29:18.940 From the darkness. 00:29:23.220 They did everything they could. 00:29:26.180 And they failed. 00:29:40.980 You said Jack is angry with you. 00:29:48.180 Did I? 00:29:53.700 He's suffering, too. 00:29:57.460 But it didn't happen to him. 00:30:01.020 I have my PTSD. 00:30:03.140 He doesn't get to call | it some fancy name. 00:30:09.540 Isn't something like this meant to | bind us, bring us together? 00:30:14.140 - But instead... | - You want his forgiveness? 00:30:17.820 I want him to look me in the eye. 00:30:27.900 I was trapped. 00:30:32.900 I was dying. 00:30:36.660 Alone in the dark. 00:30:41.980 I'm never getting out of there. 00:30:48.100 I'm dead. 00:30:59.460 I think that's a strong place | to start. 00:31:07.740 Yeah. 00:31:11.100 OK. 00:31:13.060 All right, bye. 00:31:19.340 All on your lonesome, Jack? 00:31:21.610 Yeah. Clarissa is out | to dinner with Max, 00:31:23.520 Thomas is playing | happy families, 00:31:25.540 and Nikki... 00:31:27.800 Well, actually, I have no idea | what Nikki does these days. 00:31:33.210 Hmm. Looks like we're | both at a loose end. 00:31:46.300 I know I could do with a drink. 00:31:59.820 - Beer? | - Thanks 00:32:10.380 Rough day? 00:32:13.460 Yep. | Pretty rough. 00:32:20.440 - That's my cousin. | - Yeah? 00:32:24.180 He was a talented amateur, | boxed for Hackney Swifts. 00:32:27.860 He could have gone pro, 00:32:29.470 if circumstances had been | different, but... 00:32:32.080 We used to spar together when | I was younger. 00:32:34.090 He'll tell you he was better than | me, but I was just letting him win. 00:32:37.840 Bet you were. 00:32:42.860 How about you? 00:32:45.230 Family? Brothers? Sisters? 00:32:50.340 I got a brother. 00:32:53.780 Oh. What does he do? 00:33:03.620 Another time. 00:33:06.660 OK. 00:33:10.100 Well, chin-chin! 00:33:13.460 Chin-chin! 00:33:14.770 West Africa's finest snack. 00:33:17.530 - All right. | - Wait, wait, wait. 00:33:19.820 You got to choose the most | attractive looking one. 00:33:23.390 You for real? 00:33:27.580 You're sure you don't mind? | It's really kind of you. 00:33:30.170 Of course. | That's no problem. 00:33:31.700 Right. I'll call you | as soon as I'm done. 00:33:33.860 - Keep your phone on. | - Sure. 00:33:36.700 - Bye, Bunny. | - Bye. 00:33:40.060 - Thanks again. | - See you later. 00:33:43.700 Shit! 00:33:48.900 You're in an obnoxiously | good mood this morning. 00:33:52.340 Why do you think that is? 00:33:54.580 Dinner went well? 00:33:56.380 Dessert went better. 00:33:58.660 Spare me the details... 00:34:02.700 I've got something for you. 00:34:06.340 What you got? 00:34:09.720 Karen Sawyers | was pretty diligent 00:34:12.610 about deleting e-mails, | texts, tweets... 00:34:15.620 But they're not permanently | deleted, 00:34:17.290 just moved to the flash memory. 00:34:19.140 And when I had a poke around... 00:34:26.380 was sent to Karen Sawyers | exactly one week ago. 00:34:28.280 - Legenda nĂŁo traduzida - 00:34:31.040 It threatens to send her husband | a copy of the hospital's letter, 00:34:34.300 unless she coughs up 10 grand. 00:34:37.220 Two days later, | she gets a follow up text, 00:34:40.490 giving details of the drop location. 00:34:43.700 A derelict warehouse | in Waltham Cross. 00:34:45.910 - Did she respond to these messages? | - No. 00:34:47.670 Did she withdraw any large | sums around this time? 00:34:49.630 Not that we can see, no. She had the | money, she could have paid. 00:34:52.690 Maybe she thought the sender | was bluffing, 00:34:54.530 or maybe she just didn't want | to play ball. 00:34:56.780 Either way, a week later 00:34:58.680 the blackmailer carried | out their threat. 00:35:01.780 Sorry. Carry on. | Don't mind me. 00:35:04.860 Can we trace the phone the | texts were sent from? 00:35:07.870 They were sent from a pay-as-you-go | phone 00:35:09.810 that dropped off the grid three days | ago. 00:35:11.540 So we pulled the phone's call | and message logs, 00:35:14.070 but it looks like it was only used | to send these two messages. 00:35:17.300 However, geographical mapping shows | that both times the phone was used 00:35:20.740 within half a mile | of the drop location. 00:35:23.140 Great! | Let's check out the drop-site. 00:35:25.150 Presumably the blackmailer chose | the location specifically, 00:35:27.770 - knows the area well, perhaps. | - My thoughts exactly. 00:35:30.090 Where did the blackmailer | get the letter from? 00:35:33.500 Can you pull the letter | up on screen? 00:35:37.350 The hospital obviously | had a copy. 00:35:39.220 So did her GP. 00:35:40.820 Karen may have been sent | the letter too, 00:35:42.680 but that's not what we're | looking at here. 00:35:45.500 This document is a draft copy. 00:35:47.480 It isn't signed by the consultant | or the midwife. 00:35:51.140 So, | this must have been printed off 00:35:53.380 before the letters to Karen | and her GP were sent out. 00:35:56.270 Yeah. | By someone who had direct access 00:35:59.150 to Karen Sawyers' medical files. 00:36:01.680 OK. You guys check | out the drop site. 00:36:03.990 Will you come with me to Hamilton | Ashe hospital to speak to Mr. Laing? 00:36:08.030 - Yeah. | - Yeah. 00:36:35.770 Walburton Engineering | Eglood Road. 00:36:38.570 Empty oil drum. | By 7pm. 00:36:41.840 Court One, 15 minutes, | Mr. Farrell. 00:36:53.530 I don't dispute that my client | has been absent 00:36:55.590 from his children's lives, 00:36:57.320 but that was by necessity, | not by design. 00:37:01.020 His ex-wife frequently altered | arrangements without consulting him, 00:37:05.020 and when he was allowed | in the family home... 00:37:08.620 Well, the atmosphere was toxic. 00:37:13.260 So, for the good of the children, | my client took a step back. 00:37:16.270 That's bullshit! 00:37:19.940 It was never my client's | intention 00:37:22.810 to give up on his children. 00:37:25.140 And given the stable home | he can provide them with, 00:37:29.060 it is our belief that joint custody 00:37:33.260 is the very least my client | deserves. 00:37:39.380 To the best of your knowledge, 00:37:41.310 has anyone had | unauthorised access 00:37:43.210 to this hospital's | confidential medical files? 00:37:45.430 I've said I don't think it's | appropriate for me to comment 00:37:48.550 without a member of the Trust's | legal team present. 00:37:50.780 It's a criminal offence to obstruct | the police in the execution of their duties. 00:37:54.620 And if you withhold vital | evidence from us, 00:37:56.530 then you will be charged with | perverting the course of justice. 00:37:58.840 All right! 00:38:00.780 You've made your point. 00:38:02.420 Jane! 00:38:09.700 Can you cancel | the Departmental Heads meeting? 00:38:12.160 We'll have to re-schedule. | Somehow. 00:38:14.650 Of course. 00:38:16.020 Jane! | The door, please. 00:38:29.620 A few weeks ago, we had a fairly | sizeable data breach. 00:38:33.700 A cyber hacker calling himself | Splinter 00:38:37.060 managed to penetrate | our systems and 00:38:38.890 - and downloaded patient files. | - How? 00:38:43.370 He e-mailed our | Patient Liaison Service 00:38:45.830 with a bogus enquiry. 00:38:47.140 A member of the team | opened the e-mail 00:38:49.700 and the malware started to download. 00:38:51.950 Our digital defences should | have detected it, 00:38:54.570 but these things are changing | all the time. 00:38:56.660 How many patients are affected? 00:38:58.860 Hard to tell. 00:39:01.540 Up to 30,000. 00:39:07.020 People's notes, 00:39:09.130 the treatments they were taking, | the drugs they were on? 00:39:11.540 Yes. 00:39:14.320 You said he was called Splinter? 00:39:16.940 Yes. | Shortly after the breach, 00:39:20.830 he e-mailed me directly. 00:39:23.420 Alerted me to the theft, and | included samples of the stolen files 00:39:28.130 and demanded Ă‚ÂŁ100,000. | Said if we didn't comply, 00:39:31.190 he'd put all the files | in the public domain. 00:39:33.770 What did you do? 00:39:35.080 I refused to pay, of course. 00:39:37.090 - Have you still got the e-mail? | - No. 00:39:39.540 We deleted it and our IT people | removed it from the server. 00:39:42.950 And he hasn't been | in touch since? 00:39:44.650 No, not a thing. 00:39:46.660 And you never considered | reporting it? 00:39:48.780 I thought it was an empty threat. 00:39:50.440 I didn't want to alarm | people unnecess... 00:39:52.110 You have a duty of candour | to your patients, 00:39:54.810 to your staff... 00:39:56.120 I had the reputation of the hospital | to consider, the Trust. 00:39:59.180 What you did was both stupid | and illegal. 00:40:03.260 And has cost three people | their lives. 00:40:10.100 I'm going to need that | computer from Patient Liaison. 00:40:13.140 And your full co-operation. 00:40:20.780 So, how long have you been working | with DI Silva? 00:40:23.980 About six months or so. 00:40:26.920 What do you make of her? 00:40:28.780 I'd say her bark | is as bad as her bite. 00:40:31.550 Not that I'd say that to her face, | of course. 00:40:33.820 Your secret's safe with me. 00:40:41.100 Broken. 00:40:42.780 Handy. 00:40:47.300 - After you. | - Thank you. 00:41:52.740 Walters! 00:41:59.900 Camera. 00:42:03.500 So, we checked the tapes | from the night Karen Sawyers 00:42:06.740 was supposed to pay the ransom. 00:42:09.220 She never turned up, 00:42:11.820 but just before 8:00pm, | this guy does. 00:42:17.940 He takes care to stay in the shadows | for as long as possible, 00:42:22.780 then heads towards the warehouse. 00:42:24.840 OK? | Ten minutes later... 00:42:29.700 ..he's back. 00:42:31.780 Walking away from the scene | empty handed. 00:42:35.750 And presumably | pretty pissed off. 00:42:38.980 What do we know about this | Splinter? 00:42:41.020 He's been linked to | a number of cyber scams, 00:42:43.620 but has never been | definitively identified. 00:42:46.120 He began with sextortion, 00:42:47.880 then hacked an infidelity | website, 00:42:49.780 before moving on to phone companies, | broadcasters and banks. 00:42:53.100 He's a 21st century highwayman. 00:42:56.540 Data theft and extortion are his | stock in trade. 00:43:00.300 Stealing secrets. 00:43:01.760 I suppose we've | all got something to hide. 00:43:04.800 I'll get our data | forensic boys onto it. 00:43:07.360 Though they're pretty | overrun at the moment. 00:43:09.320 I've got a better idea. 00:43:20.660 Didn't think you'd be able 00:43:22.170 to stay away after last night. 00:43:23.830 Fancy another nibble, do you? 00:43:26.020 Max, you're on speakerphone, | and I'm with the police. 00:43:31.040 Of course. | Sorry. 00:43:35.120 What can I do for you? 00:43:42.140 Have you seen my bag, Shelley? 00:43:44.860 - Sorry? | - My gym bag. 00:43:46.420 I had it yesterday. 00:43:48.030 What about the trial? 00:43:49.850 They settled. 00:43:51.300 Even still, | shouldn't you be in chambers? 00:43:58.700 Jason! | What's going on? 00:44:02.340 You come home in the middle | of the night. 00:44:04.130 You're gone again before we even | get the chance to talk. 00:44:09.460 You're scaring me. 00:44:19.020 You know you can talk to me | about anything, don't you? 00:44:22.860 Anything at all. 00:44:27.100 It's fine. | Trust me. 00:44:31.420 Everything's going to be just fine. 00:44:49.060 What exactly are you suggesting, | Ms. Glennister? 00:44:51.610 Let's go public about the breach, | issue an apology 00:44:54.420 and then try and rectify | the situation. 00:44:55.930 What would that achieve? | Panic. 00:44:58.580 - Groundless panic. | - It's hardly groundless. 00:45:01.660 We should let the police | investigation run its course 00:45:06.160 before making a decision. 00:45:08.340 If the perpetrator is our cyber | hacker, 00:45:12.620 and if he's caught, | and the hacked files recovered, 00:45:16.870 then we may not need to go public 00:45:18.870 and damage the reputation | of this hospital. 00:45:22.220 Is it damage to the hospital | you're worried about, Simon? 00:45:25.630 Or damage to your career? 00:45:27.240 Because if it's the latter, | let me be straight with you. 00:45:31.110 Tomorrow there will be | an extraordinary meeting 00:45:34.110 of the Trust board, at which your | suspension will be discussed. 00:45:37.700 - I just... | - I need to report the matter 00:45:39.980 to the Information | Commissioner's Office, 00:45:42.040 and we also need to | liaise with the police 00:45:44.040 about possible criminal charges. 00:45:46.300 I mean, for God's sake, Simon, 00:45:49.080 why didn't you bring | this to me sooner?! 00:47:20.900 All good hackers use | obfuscation techniques 00:47:23.740 to conceal their IP addresses. 00:47:25.860 Meaning...? 00:47:27.660 They ping their activity | around numerous 00:47:29.500 international servers, 00:47:30.840 usually routing via countries | which are hard to police, 00:47:33.380 like Russia and Serbia. 00:47:35.620 Throw in the fact | that they also use 00:47:37.350 sophisticated | encryption programmes, 00:47:39.260 and you are going to be | pissing in the wind trying 00:47:41.170 to track them via | traffic analysis. 00:47:43.000 Any good news? 00:47:45.580 The good news is that we have the | computer from Hamilton Ashe 00:47:49.750 that let the malware | into the hospital system. 00:47:53.220 Each malware programme has its own | unique digital make up. 00:47:56.540 This one goes by the name Imprimo. 00:47:59.270 If you can work out which UK users 00:48:01.490 have purchased this specific | Malware programme via the Dark Web 00:48:04.160 - or other covert spaces... | - That must be hundreds of people 00:48:07.070 - thousands, even. | - So, 00:48:08.760 you cross reference your findings | with your other big clue... 00:48:12.580 his online alias. 00:48:14.450 So, what happens when you | type in Splinter, then? 00:48:24.860 I didn't say it was going | to be easy. 00:48:27.660 It's not hypnosis, | there is no trance. 00:48:30.360 Some studies suggest 00:48:32.610 this replicates eye movements | during REM sleep... 00:48:36.070 ..when the brain is most able to | reprocess events. 00:48:43.700 I just follow the light? 00:48:53.620 You were trapped, Nikki. 00:48:57.040 You open your eyes... 00:49:00.500 ..and it's dark. 00:49:03.580 "I'm dead." 00:49:14.740 I can't move. 00:49:19.020 I push. 00:49:22.100 I shout. 00:49:25.540 But there's nothing. 00:49:27.340 And you feel...? 00:49:31.420 Enraged. 00:49:35.700 Embarrassed. 00:49:39.700 Stupid. 00:49:45.820 You're in the dark. 00:49:48.780 Jack is trying to help you, 00:49:51.620 he's talking to you | on the phone. 00:49:55.820 I said I could help them. 00:49:59.620 Now everyone has to help me. 00:50:02.740 And nobody can. 00:50:06.740 Are you helpless, Nikki? 00:50:11.540 A helpless girl? 00:50:15.100 What does that bring up? 00:50:24.180 Everyone is trying to talk to me. 00:50:27.900 They keep saying | they want to help me. 00:50:32.540 But it's not me that needs help. 00:50:35.780 She's dead. 00:50:38.060 She's in the box. 00:50:40.900 Who? | You, Nikki? 00:50:42.780 No, not me. 00:50:45.860 Mum. 00:50:48.780 My mother. 00:50:53.300 You were 14 | when she died. 00:50:57.700 I don't want to talk about this, | I don't need to. 00:51:02.340 Your mother's death came up. 00:51:05.900 Trauma attaches to other trauma. 00:51:09.460 That's why it's so potent, | it knows you very well. 00:51:12.380 This is pointless, I want to stop. 00:51:14.420 This isn't what you hoped for? 00:51:16.620 It's not the fix you wanted. 00:51:19.060 My patients come | in to me on a slab 00:51:20.850 and I have to figure them out. 00:51:22.510 You have a live one in front of you | and this is really all you've got? 00:51:25.980 I don't want to leave this here, | Nikki. 00:51:29.050 Right now you're very vulnerable. 00:51:31.060 Please, Nikki, sit down. 00:51:33.270 Do you know there's been a data | breach in the hospital? 00:51:35.940 I only heard about it yesterday. 00:51:38.460 So, I'm vulnerable in all | sorts of ways, aren't I? 00:51:41.720 You're worried about | people knowing? 00:51:43.910 Aren't you? | Shouldn't you be? 00:51:47.400 All our secrets! 00:51:49.940 I'm not a child any more. | And I'm not trapped any more. 00:51:53.110 So, how is this helping? 00:51:54.820 I think we're here | at cross-purposes, Nikki. 00:51:57.620 You seem to be here to want | to prove I can't help you. 00:52:01.500 And I'm here to see if I can. 00:52:03.540 You're saying that | I can't go back to 00:52:05.570 how things were | before it happened. 00:52:07.820 You're saying that it's been there | for a long time. 00:52:10.660 So, what, 00:52:13.110 my condition is defeat? 00:52:16.140 I can't make connections, | or can't keep them? 00:52:22.020 Nikki... 00:53:01.020 - How was that? Good day? | - Sure. 00:53:03.350 Mum's feeling a bit better, | why don't we drop | in there now? 00:53:06.070 I've got some flowers, | a card you can write. 00:53:08.830 If you don't like the card, | we can get another. 00:53:10.420 I just thought it might save | a bit of time, that's all. 00:53:12.620 - Got somewhere to be? | - No. I didn't mean it like that. 00:53:15.630 Anyway, I'm sure she's | keen to see you, so jump in. 00:53:18.190 - I can walk. | - What? 00:53:19.760 I said I can walk. | It's only five minutes away. 00:53:22.300 I've got the car right here. | Come on, Ro, it's getting late. 00:53:25.940 I can't have you | walking the streets, can I? 00:53:28.460 I walk to school by myself | every day, Dad. 00:53:31.060 I know you do. But even so, | I'm responsible for you, 00:53:33.770 so I would like you to get | in the car and... 00:53:35.330 Fine! 00:53:38.420 I'm going to see Mum by myself, | though. 00:54:17.980 Come out! 00:54:21.900 Come out, you bastard! 00:55:13.060 Come on! 00:55:54.100 Hi, this is Jason Farrell. 00:55:55.980 Sorry I can't take your call. | Please leave a message. 00:55:58.890 Where are you? | Baby, look, I'm freaking out here. 00:56:03.510 Please, Jason, just call me. | I'm still at the house. 00:56:08.900 I'm not angry, OK? Just call me. | Please. 00:56:15.960 Subtitles by Red Bee Media Ltd | Sync: Marocas62 37924