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CHILD 1: That's not fair!
Come on!

You said yesterday.

That's not my fault!

Come on, luv.
Chop, chop.

Chop, chop!

Chop, chop!

Anyone seen my overalls?

There's some clean
ones in the back, luv.

Oh.
Thanks.

Andy!
Josh!

It's 10 past!

Where's Andy?

I don't know.

Who's moved my rucksack?

Me.

But it was in the way.

Right.

Jade, I want you in the car.

Come on.
Get your shoes on.

- Yes, mummy.
- And you, luv.

Come on.

Let's go.

I'm tired!

And I'm hungry!

Andy!

We are going now!

CHILD 2: Mummy!

CHILD 3: Got your rucksack?
CHILD 2: OK.

I'll go into town.
- You got your bus fare?

Yeah.
See you later.

CHILD 2: No!
That's not fair!

CHILD 3: Oh, I can get my--

CHILD 2: So you got two of them!
Yes, you did!

You--
CHILD 1: Come on, Chris!

See you, luv.
CHILD 1: You're always late.

CHILD 2: Well, so are you.
- Go up!

CHILD 1: No, I'm not.
JANET: Got your recorder, Jade?

CHILD 2: Yes, you are.

Mum, it's not
recorder day today.

- Isn't it?
- That's tomorrow.

Oh.

SONG: Become good friends.

May, get that.

Is your mum in?

She's inside.

Mum!

Oh, bloody hell.

Not you again.

That's right.

Me again.

And what's that?

A warrant to search
the house and the garden.

Excuse me!

Mum!

What's going on?

- What-- I don't know.
- Well, what do you--

I don't know.

She's come in.

She said she's got
a search warrant.

STEVEN: Wait, and what
are they searching for?

Out of my house
you great lummox!

What, then, are the signs
of abuse, which social workers

should look for in children?

These may be physical--

unexplained cuts and bruises.

But they may also be behavioral.

Is the child
withdrawn, aggressive,

or unusually introverted?

Is there an unspoken atmosphere
of fear in the house?

It's me.

That interfering bloody
arsehole bitch is here again.

She got a search
warrant this time.

So you better have
your story straight.

And anything you need to
do, you better get done.

Mm-hmm.

Hello?

Speaking.

Oh, right.

So you want me to come in now?

No.
No.

Fine.

Um, half an hour?

OK, then.

Bye.

That were the police.

They need an Appropriate Adult.

A what?

You know.

It's that thing I
volunteered for.

You lot don't listen to
a word I say, do you?

Janet Leach?

Yeah.

This way, please.

Detective Superintendent
Bennett's waiting for you.

Janet Leach.

The Appropriate Adult, sir.

Sorry for calling you
in at this time of day.

Probation and Social Services
had no one available.

Do you mind if I
ask you who it is?

It's 52-year-old man.

With learning difficulties?

Well, all I can say is
that we've been advised

to have an Appropriate Adult.

Oh, yes.

You have done this before?

Oh, no.

But I've done the training.

Ah.

Carry on.
- Howard Ogden.

Solicitor.

This tape-recorded
interview is

being conducted at Gloucester
Central Police Station.

I'm DC Darren Law, and
my colleague here, is--

DC Hazel Savage.

And, can I have
your name, please?

Frederick Walter Steven West.

And acting as your
legal representative?

Howard Ogden.

And acting as your
Appropriate Adult.

Oh, Janet Leach.

You're not here just to
observe the interview is

conducted fairly, but
also to advise Mr. West

and facilitate
communication with him.

I understand.

Super.

The date is Friday the
25th of February, 1994.

The time is 16:57.

Before we set off, I've
got to remind you Fred,

that you're still under
caution, and that you

don't have to say anything
unless you wish to do so.

But anything you do say,
may be used in evidence.

Do you understand?
- Yeah.

OK.

You were arrested earlier
today, by my colleague here,

in relation to the murder
of your daughter, Heather.

Could you tell me in your own
words what you know about that?

Well, what happened was,
Heather wanted to leave home,

see?

And she'd been knocking about
with this girl with a red mini.

That's a mini skirt,
not a mini car.

And we were pretty sure
she was a lesbian, like.

So me and Rose
said, hang on a sec.

You better think
about this girl.

You know?

Give it a night at least.

So next morning come up,
and she looked real rough.

She been crying and--

So Rose says, let her go.

She said, I'll go to the
bank and draw out 600 pound.

She can have that and go.

So Rose goes off, and
I'm left in the hall

with-- with Heather
and her suitcase.

And she's got hands on hips,
you know, the big lady, like.

And I say, how about
you a flat up the road,

and you can have
girlfriends up there.

And she said, if you
don't let me fucking go,

I'll give all the kids acid--

that's LSD, like-- and they'll
jump off the church roof

and kill theirselves.

And I say well, that
ain't very nice, girl.

You'll threaten to do that
your own brother and sisters?

And she's got this smile on
her face, like a sort of smirk.

Like, try me and I'll do it.

So I just lunged
at her like that.

And then I grabbed her
by the throat like that,

and then held her there
for I don't know how long,

but it was quick.

You know, it was real
quick, because it's

surprising how long you can
hold someone by the throat

until they--

until they--

But I can't even remember to
that extent what happened next,

but the next minute
she's gone blue.

And I'm looking at her from
head to foot, you know,

and what the heck's gone wrong?

So I put her on the floor,
and I'm blowing in her mouth.

I'm pumping her chest, and--

But she kept on getting bluer.

And I didn't know what to do.

I mean, I hadn't
meant to hurt her.

And Rose is due back any minute.

I'm thinking, jeez, I
got to do something.

And I was scared.

So I was going to put
her in the Wendy house.

And then I thought I'll
put her in the dust bin.

But I couldn't get her in there.

So I get this ice saw, you
know, with the two prongs

at the top, and
the serrated edges.

You use them for
cutting blocks of ice.

And I cut her legs off.

And I mean, that was unbearable.

Yeah.

I can still hear
that in my sleep.

And I cut her head off, and--

Well, I closed her
eyes first, because--

Well, you're not going to take
a saw to your own daughter,

when she's sat there
looking at you, are ya?

And then she fit
neatly in the bin,

so I push it down to the
end of the garden, behind--

behind the Wendy house.

And then I take her
suitcase of clothes,

and I stuck it out
beyond the vats.

So-- their rubbish.

And then I got Heather from
behind the Wendy house,

and buried her.

And I've been
meaning to come down

here and get all this
sorted out before,

but I never got round to it.

Can I ask if the
Appropriate Adult's all right?

I'm quite all
right, thank you.

HAZEL: Let's get this clear.

You're saying you
killed your daughter.

But not intentionally.

DC LAW: What sort of
grave are we looking for?

FRED: Just a hole in the
ground, about four foot square.

HAZEL: And what's in this hole?

FRED: Well, Heather.

HAZEL: How many pieces?

FRED: Three pieces.

Two legs, a head, and a body.

DC LAW: That's four pieces.

You happy to come to the house
and point out where she is?

Yeah.

Why didn't you tell us
all this before, Fred?

I wasn't ready.

Or is it because
we're carrying out

a search of your
property, and you're

afraid we might find her?

No.

No.

You see, all this is
causing stress to Rose,

and I don't want that.

And the thing I'd
like to make clear

is that Rose knew nothing
about any of this.

The time is
17:08, by my watch,

and the interview has
ended whilst arrangements

are made to visit
25 Cromwell Street.

This notice explains what
happens to the tapes.

Can I have a word?

Yeah, sure.

Is Rose here?

HAZEL: No.

I've got a feeling
she's in the building.

She's not here.

I just wanted to
make sure you're OK.

Ah, yeah.

Yeah, I'm fine.

ROSE: Get Off!

She is here.

ROSE: Treat it right.

I thought they were taking
her straight to Cheltenham.

This way, Miss.

Oi!

You're unbelievable you lot.

It's fucking unbelievable.

JOSH: Hello?

Oh, hi, luv.

It's me.

Is everything all right?

JOSH: Yeah.

Have you had tea?

JOSH: Sort of.

You might have
to put Jay to bed.

Where are you?

JANET: Told you.

I'm at the police station.

I'm helping the police
with an investigation.

What investigation?

DS BENNETT: Yeah, the press
obviously working on it now.

I can't talk about it.

I'm really sorry, luv.

I got to go.

I'll see you later, all right?

Bye.

DC LAW: What?

Overalls?

FRED: Standard police
issue are they?

DC LAW: Nothing but the best.

FRED: Damn stuff .

You all set?

DC LAW: What's that then?

Why--

FRED: Explain
this bloke's .

DC LAW: We don't
have back scratchers

in the station, Fred.

The car ready?

I know you from somewhere.

I'm sure you don't.

You don't half look familiar.

DC LAW: I'm going to
start with Mr. West.

Ain't just Heather I
buried in that garden.

There's more.

More?

You wouldn't believe it.

Not that you can let on to the
police I told you that, eh?

You'll keep what I
say in confidence.

But you're a good
Appropriate Adult.

You'll already know that.

HAZEL: Mrs. Leach?

OK?

All ready?

Let's go.

Right arm please, Fred.

Where's Rose?

HAZEL: On her way to
Cheltenham police station.

She's also under arrest.

That's a waste of
her time and yours.

HAZEL: Come on.

The work I put
into this place.

Looking through here,
building on there.

Years of back-break to get
it looking tickety-boo.

I need to remind you, you're
still under caution, Fred.

Do you understand?

Yes, thank you, Hazel.

Can you show us where you
buried your daughter, Heather?

Problem is remembering
what you did when--

I'd try there.

HAZEL: Is Bernard still around?

DC LAW: No, he's gone
home for the night.

HAZEL: Get him back.
We'll need a pathologist.

See?

There.

What?

And there.

What am I supposed
to be looking at?

HAZEL: OK.

We're going to get
a forensic team

to start examining that area.

We'll take you
back to the station

now, apply for an
extension of custody,

and resume our
interview tomorrow.

Is there anything
else you wish to say?

Yes.

Will the Appropriate
Adult be present?

Can you attend?

Yeah.

If you want me.

That's sorted then.

She's been very helpful so far.

CHILD 2: So you already said
that I could go next time.

So I should be able to go.

CHILD 1: Chris.

Stop making all
this nonsense up.

CHRIS: Well, do
you think I could

actually make up that nonsense?

I'm speaking that fact.

I'm not making it up!

You said--

CHILD 3: Gonna play this?
CHILD 2: No.

It's boring.
CHILD 1: Not it's not.

CHLD 2: I said, yeah.

MIKE: Shh!

CHILD 1: Come on!

You said yesterday.

That's not my fault.

MIKE: I've been on that
job over at Barwood.

Never before.

What a mess.

Might have to rescheme it all.

I told them.

I said, this'll take weeks.

Hey!

Cut it out, you two!

Hey!

Mike?

Hmm?

Were you taking them?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

DC LAW: Gloucester
Police Station.

The date is 26th
of February, 1994.

The time is 10:38.

I'm DC Law.

My colleague here is--

HAZEL: DC Savage.

DC LAW: Could I have
your full name, please?

FRED: Fredrick
Walter Steven West.

DC LAW: And your
legal representative?

HOWARD: Howard Ogden.

And acting as your
Appropriate Adult?

Janet Leach.

DC LAW: I have to
remind you that you're

still under caution.
Do you understand?

FRED: Yes.

And before you say
anything else, me

and him just an argument.

Discussion.

And I'm telling you
now, what I just told him.

Heather is not in that garden.

She's alive and
well, and possibly

at this moment in Bahrain.

She's been recruited to
work for a drugs cartel

as a drug runner.

They treat her like a queen.

She gets in touch now and again
to tell me she's all right.

She's using a false name.

I have no idea what that is,
and I will not let her tell me.

Now, whether or not you believe
in that, is entirely up to you.

But that's why you find
nothing in that garden.

And you won't, not even if
you dig till kingdom come.

And I don't care how
much money and time

you waste, because
you wasted mine.

Not just now, but in the past.

Because there were
previous allegations.

There was nothing in them.

Rape and buggery of
two of your children.

Which was never proven.

You had me remanded in prison,
spat at by other prisoners.

My younger kids put into
care, where they still are--

poor little lambs--

trying to force me to admit
that I assaulted them.

Trying to get to
the truth, Fred.

You turned my
house upside down.

And we'll do so again.

3,000 pound that
cost me last week.

We'll keep on searching
till we find Heather.

All because of some stupid
remark about her being

under the patio.

That remark was made by
your own daughter, Fred.

Annmarie said it
was a family joke--

A joke.

There you are.

To social workers,
who like me,

have had concerns about your
family for a considerable time.

You're the beautifulest
woman in Gloucester

when you're angry, Hazel.

I'm just trying to get to
the truth this time, Fred.

You're bring personal
and vindictive--

I'm being neither, Fred.

-- against me and my
Rose, who loves our family.

Who'd do anything for them.

Why are you saying
this now, Fred?

Last night you took
us to the house

with Mr. Ogden and this lady,
and you showed us a grave.

You inconvenienced me.

So you're trying
to inconvenience

DC Savage to get back at her?

You're really saying
there's nothing in that grave?

Why are you smirking?

Who's smirking?

You said yesterday, you wanted
to get all this sorted out.

And then I spent the night
in a cell thinking what I want

is Rose back in our home.

I want my children back.

I want my house and
garden reinstated.

We are a family.

Well, lets just ask Mrs.
Leach, as an independent lady,

what she thinks.

Um.

Well, he's clearly contradicting
what he said last night.

Did you hear that, Fred?

And I saw the smirk.

For the benefit of
the tape, PC Roberts

has entered the room.

Nothing more hurtful
than someone saying you

don't love your kids.

Bet you feel the same way.

Bet you're a mother.

That's completely irrelevant.

Oh, but it's not you see.

Because I think you
understand how deep

my feelings are for my family.

Don't ya?

Time for a cuppa I'd say, Hazel.

HAZEL: We can take a
refreshment break shortly.

But first, I'd like to
discuss the information

that Detective
Superintendent Bennett's

just sent from your house.

What information?

They found some
bones in the garden.

Well, like I said, I want
to get all this sorted out.

Our pathologist is
confident they're human.

If I accused you of
inconveniencing me,

then I apologize.

You sure you buried
Heather all in one place?

You what?

You didn't scatter any of
her body around the garden?

No.

Because they found
another body part

in another part of the garden.

Well, I can't think how
that could have got there.

Are you suggesting it
wasn't part of Heather?

It must have been.

HAZEL: It was a thighbone.

They've already found
two thigh bones.

Heather didn't
three legs, did she?

Do you have any knowledge
how this other bone

could have got there, Fred?

Yes.

Shirley.

Shirley, who?

Robinson.

The girl that caused
all the trouble.

The girl with the red mini.

Thank you, yes.

See, she lodged with us.

And I had an affair with
her, and she got pregnant.

And she wanted to
marry me, and she said

she was going to tell Rose.

There was a bit of an argument.

Got out of hand somehow.

And she ended up
getting strangled.

And where was
Rose at this time?

In the hospital,
having her baby.

Which baby?

Babs.

No.

Not Babs.

Um, young Rosemarie.

I'd come back from seeing
Rose in the hospital.

And Shirley and I had this
row, and I killed her.

HAZEL: How?

Strangled her with
a piece of flax.

Buried her in the garden?

Yeah.

And her with a baby
inside her, too.

Can't tell you how
that's haunted me.

I mean, the bit
about the baby yeah?

Killing Shirley, the-- the
baby would have died, too.

Think we'll end there.

Does anyone have
anything else to say?

DC LAW: Time is 11:06, and
the interview is ended.

Excuse me.

We've decided to leave
the interviews for today.

Oh, OK.

Fred needs some clean clothes.

I wonder, could you go to
the house with Mr. Ogden

and get them?

Um, yeah all right.

And whilst you're at it, could
you get some for Mrs. West,

too?

We're still holding
her Cheltenham.

OK.

Um, does he really have
learning difficulties?

So why do you need
an Appropriate Adult?

Detective
Superintendent Bennett's

concerned there's no suggestion
Mr. West had difficulty

understanding any of this.

REPORTER 1: Can you
give us anything at all?

REPORTER 2: Can you give
us any information at all?

POLICE OFFICER 1: In you go.

POLICE OFFICER 2: This way.

Right at the top I think.

QL: 1-7-4.
1-7-4.

Quebec Lima.
Over.

174: Quebec Lima, go ahead.

Over.

QL:
include roof access

to the rear of the property?
Over.

174: Looking into it now.
Over.

QL: OK, thanks.

HOWARD: Upstairs, I think.

QL: 3-4-2.
3-4-2.

Quebec Lima.

Over.

342: 3-4-2.

Over.
QL: Where are you?

Over.

342: first floor.

Over.

QL: Can you meet DC
Kavinsky by the back door?

He's got a message for you.

You didn't know she
works as a prostitute?

I had to work that out.

Hmm.

Clothes.

No.

There's nothing in here.

MAY: We thought you'd
already searched in here.

Oh, we're not police.

Who the fuck are you then?

HOWARD: I'm your
dad's solicitor.

Well, who's this?

Janet Leach.

I'm acting as your
father's Appropriate Adult.

His what?

I've been asked to help
him, and we've been sent

to pick up some clean clothes.

So where is dad?

Because no one's
told us anything.

Gloucester Police Station.

I'm afraid he's been arrested
on suspicion of murder.

Murder of who?

If there's murder gone
on, it will be mum, not dad.

Don't say that about mum!

I'll say the fuck what I like!

Don't listen to him.

Mum's all right.

Dad's the one.

Tell mum I hope she's all
right, and we want her home.

Please, will you do that for me?

Mrs. West?

Jesus.

You.

HOWARD: This lady's brought
you some of your clothes.

What?

You been to my house?

Rooting round in my things?

JANET: The police asked me--

Fucking cheek!

JANET: We-- We were
just quickly in and out.

And we saw Steven and May.

And May said that she
hoped you were all right.

By what right?

By what right-- you
nosy fucking bitch--

do you go into my house, and
speak to my children, and poke

about among my private things?

Rose.

Jesus Christ!

Rose!

Calm down.

Who are you, anyway?

Who are you?

DS BENNETT: She's
helping us, Mrs. West.

She got no right
touching my clothing!

And you got no
right arresting me!

All we want is to
get to the truth.

No it ain't.

What you want is for me to
say Fred killed our Heather,

and I helped him.
- Did you?

No!
I did not!

How many fucking times?

You got nothing on
me, and you know it.

Take her back to
the cells, please.

POLICE OFFICER 3: Come on.

Don't-- touch me.

Oh, what are you so fucking
scared of you little mouse?

Little mousy mouse.

Wouldn't say "boo"
to a fucking goose.

Bet you're a dirty
little lezzie, too.

Mrs. West!

POLICE OFFICER 3: Come on.

Don't do it.

Mousy isn't she?

I said don't touch me, didn't I?

I told you not to touch me!

Get off!

DS BENNETT: Sorry about that.

It's all right.

HOWARD: Look, have a seat.

I'll get you a glass of water.

DS BENNETT: Occupational hazard,
I'm afraid, that kind of abuse.

It's not that.

DS BENNETT: What is it then?

Things have happened--
things have been said--

that I hadn't expected.

What things?

Has Fred said
anything privately

to you about any of this?

I can't tell you.

I-- I have a duty of confidence.

Of course.

But if he does try to give
you information privately,

you could advise
him to speak to me.

I know.

I've done the training.

You better get home.

What are you doing?
It's Sunday.

JANET: I know.

They need me to go in again.

MIKE: What?

The police.

MIKE: Bloody hell, Janet.

Hello?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

I'm just going in now.

Coping?

Course I'm coping.

Who says I'm not?

Pull out?

No!

So you're saying, if I carry
on, you won't support me?

OK.

Fine.

Excuse me.

Can I ask?

Have you said something to her?

What?

The organizer of the
Appropriate Adult register?

Yes.

Yes, I have.

Did you tell her that
I wasn't up to this?

No, I did not.

Because she rang
me, and she asked me

if I wanted to pull out.

Well, I explained
it was a very

difficult and distressing case.

She's perfectly entitled to
give you that opportunity.

Well, I won't.

Are you quite sure you
still feel able to carry on?

Yeah.

Absolutely.

Very well.

HAZEL: Janet!

There's been a development.

What?

Fred's indicated that there's
another body in the garden.

Who?

Girl called Allison Chambers.

I suspect he's told
us because he thinks

we'll find the body anyway.

I want him to point
out the grave.

Can come to the house?

Oh, yeah.

Of course.

So here, Fred.

This here's where we
found bones that you say

may belong to Shirley Robinson.

Where did you bury
Allison Chambers?

Well, now.

Now you're asking?

Yes.

I am asking, Fred.

Let me see.

No.

Don't think I can get it.

Hold on.
Hold on.

Hold on.

I'm picking something up.

Yeah.

That's her.

HAZEL: Allison?

Yeah.

She's trying to
tell me something.

What's she trying
to tell you, Fred?

Where she is, but I don't
think I can understand

what she's trying to--

Yeah.
Hold on.

Hold on.

Um-- Yeah.

Try there.

Now that's your lot.

You'll find no more.

What about Rena?

Rena?

Your first wife.

And what about Charmaine?

Charmaine?

HAZEL: Why are you
looking at me like that?

Rena had a daughter, Charmaine,
who became your step-daughter.

Where are they?

Well, you lose track--

You lose track of people.

Don't you?

Well, you said you
lost track of Heather.

But you killed her and
buried her in this garden.

And you did the same to Shirley
Robinson and Allison Chambers.

You won't find Rena
and Charmaine here.

And that I swear.

And even if you
don't believe me,

I know the Appropriate Adult
does, because she understands

me in a way that you lot don't.

Isn't that so?

How can I understand you?

You've killed people.

Because you're a woman who
can see beneath the surface.

And a woman who knows
remorse when she sees it.

Unlike you lot.

ANCHORWOMAN ON NEWS: Police
have found two more bodies

in the garden in
Gloucester, where

the remains of the missing
schoolgirl Heather West

were discovered on Saturday.

Her father is charged
with her murder.

Two new bodies are
thought to be of adults,

but police say identification
will be difficult.

They're checking registers
of missing people.

Our West of England reporter,
Steve Scott, has the details.

Can I use that table?

I can't concentrate in there.

MIKE: Oh, yeah.

REPORTER ON TV: -- biggest
ever criminal investigation.

Is this the thing
you're involved with?

REPORTER ON TV: -- forensic
teams have unearthed

three sets of human remains.

They have spend several nights--
- It is.

Isn't it?

REPORTER ON TV: --
underneath the patio,

which covered the garden.

It obviously is, Josh.

She can't talk about it.

JOSH: Do you think
there are more bodies?

MIKE: I bet there
are more, though.

Most people do.

REPORTER ON TV: Police have also
confirmed the man's wife has

been released without charge.

Indications are that
the police operation

at 25 Cromwell Street, could
go on for many more days yet.

HAZEL: Jackie will show you out.

I know this is distressing,
but that information

could be very useful.

We'll be in touch if we
have any news at all.

Ready for another session?

Yeah.

Who was that?

Mr. and Mrs. Goff.

Gloucester couple
whose daughter lodged

with the Wests 20 years ago.

We found some belongings in the
house, we think may be hers.

You think she could
be another victim?

Yep.

God.

Where's this going to end?

There are three
bodies, and that's it.

Now, I said I'm willing
to sort all that out.

And I know that means I'll
never be going home again.

But I want my garden reinstated,
and I want Rose and the kids

back home.

HAZEL: She can't go back home.

Why not?

You've released Rose.

She's in a Safe House
with May and Steven.

The younger kids
are still in care.

We're still
searching the property.

And the fact that
we've released Rose

doesn't mean that we
believe she's innocent.

This is all wrong.

See?

Did Rose know about
your relationship

with Shirley Robinson.

No, she didn't.

HAZEL: Oh, Shirley was
living under the same roof.

She must have known
she was pregnant.

She didn't know
I was the father.

I suggest that she did.

I suggest she was jealous.

I suggest she helped
you to kill her.

DC LAW: We found
Shirley's body, Fred.

I know.

It was me who showed
you where it was.

So can you explain why
the baby wasn't inside her?

What?

The baby has not been
left intact in the abdomen.

I-- I need to take a break.

DC LAW: The time is 11:45.

The interview has ended.

Back in a minute, Fred.

DC LAW: Can you sign
this off, Mrs. Leach?

HOWARD: I need to speak to you.

HAZEL: Yes, Mr.
Ogden, Of course.

HOWARD: I need to
see that report.

HAZEL: I understand that.

But if you want
to see the report,

you'll have to take it up with
Detective Superintendant--

FRED: That would have been Rose.

What would?

The baby.

Are you saying
that Rose removed

the baby from Shirley's womb?

Oh, no.

No.

No.
No.

Rose is a mother.

She'd never do a
thing like that.

I can't do this.

Don't go, please.

Give me one good
reason why I should

stay and listen to this crap.

I know you've suffered.

What?

You don't know
anything about me.

I can see it in your eyes.

I know you've not
always been properly

loved and respected by men.

I've had enough of this.

You need to tell the
police everything.

If you have killed and buried
other women, they need to know.

The girls' families
need to know.

I'm not admitting nothing
else to Mr. Ogden or the police.

Then I am going, and
I'll not be coming back.

You can't leave!

You're my Appropriate Adult!

I don't give a shit.

No, please!
Please!

Please, Janet!
Please stay!

You're the only one I can trust.