All language subtitles for Underbelly S05E02.Cut Snake and Crazy

- I need to talk to you.
- Yeah?

- What about?
- Didi and Baba.

- What about them?
- I know who killed them.

Detectives Macarthur
and Patton, Mr Falconer.

Where you blokes hail from?

You 'll need to accompany
us to the station.

Hold him.

You 're the dog who murdered
my grandparents.

Police have identified
the body parts of a man

found in six bags in the
Hastings River at Wauchope...

So this is you putting it
right, is it?

You dump him in a tidal river.

Strike Force Tuno
will investigate

the murder of Terry Falconer.

We don't put a time limit
on clearing up murder.

That said, I have
every confidence

that Detective
Sergeant Jubelin...

GARY: It'll take
as long as it takes.

Frank O'Rourke?

I know who killed
Terry Falconer.

Anthony Perish. Anthony Perish
killed Terry Falconer.

Who's Anthony Perish?

(THEME MUSIC)

SONG: # It's a jungle out there

# It's a jungle out there

# It's a jungle out there. #

What's he doing?

Mr O'Rourke, I asked you
who Anthony Perish is.

- Hang on, mate.
- Follow me. Come on.

I've got something to show you.

(CAR ENGINE STARTS)

(PHONE RINGS)

Tell me what's happening,
Browney.

He wants us to follow him.

You 'd better hang back,
he's carrying.

And he reckons a bloke called
Anthony Perish killed Falconer.

Come on, you fags,

if I was gonna shoot you,
I woulda done it by now.

Well, that's a comfort.

GARY: You ever heard of
an Anthony Perish?

That old couple murdered
in Leppington,

eight, nine years ago,

weren't they called Perish?

GARY: That's right. A murder
that's never been solved.

FRANK: In here. Quick, get in.

Hey.
Hey, hey, hey. Hey. Easy.

It's alright. Yeah?

Yeah?

Take a look at this.

This is my security vision
from last year.

Now, these are the ones
who killed Terry Falconer, yeah?

- Is that Perish?
- It's Muzz, his driver.

A cross between
a bad smell and a dog.

Muzz?

That's Anthony Perish.
Rooster and Undies, right?

Now, they're the ones
you 're after, OK?

Rooster and Undies are?

Rooster's Perish.
Undies is Andrew, his brother.

Why did you assume
we'd know who Perish is?

He's only the biggest
speed and eccy producer

in the whole country, isn't he?

He's worth fucking
I don't know how many millions,

killed I don't know
how many people.

- (DISTANT CAR REVS)
- Right, that's it.

You 've gotta piss off, hey.
Parked out front.

Everyone in town will know
I've been talking to cops.

The car's unmarked.

What about the secret symbols
you put on them, eh?

(LAUGHS) What secret symbols?

Don't treat me like
a fucking fool, boy, huh?

I know how you police work.

I've told you
what you wanna know.

Fuck off and leave me alone.
Go on. Get.

GREG: So these victims had
a grandson named Anthony.

Terry Falconer's name came up
in the investigation

but so did 20 other people's.

Coroner's finding was
'persons unknown'.

So this Perish might have had
motive to murder Falconer,

but the hit was expensive,
it was elaborate.

I mean, do we know he had
the clout to do that?

Last COPS entry was 1992.

Perish was a minor target

in a drug operation
that went tits-up.

The undercover cops were
supposed to arrest him

with 900 grams of amphets,

but he bolted, whereabouts
unknown ever since.

And what about priors?

(LAUGHS) Yeah, 1990, offensive
language. Fined 200 bucks.

- History of violence?
- No.

- Outstanding warrants?
- Just that single drug one.

That's it?

So Anthony Perish is
a foul-mouthed petty crim

who hasn't been seen or heard of
in over 10 years?

That's great.

Doesn't really sound like

the profile of a calculating
killer, does it?

So, mate, I've been thinking
about that 100 G you owe me.

Thought we were
all clear on that.

Oh, I think we both know you 've
got a way to go to work it off.

Yeah?

What's the job?

I need you to look after a bloke
that's being a bit of a problem.

Took delivery but
never made payment.

Funny how some people
get with debts.

Gary Mack. Part-time dealer,
full-time shitbag.

Teach him a lesson
for, say, 15 grand.

Plus you 'll knock the same
off your loan.

How serious you want
this lesson?

Well, I want me money back.

('I'M GONE' BY GRAVE YARD TRAIN
PLAYS)

Target area's the greater
gluteus maximus.

Projectile from a.22
will penetrate the flesh

without causing loss of life.

- So it's not a hit?
- Just a cap in his arse.

Hope it won't turn out like the
last job we did for this bloke.

Dammit, Vito, I told you
that wasn't my fault.

Oh, no, mate, I know.
I was just saying.

I should just tell Rooster
to take a flying leap.

The guy's got credibility,
mate.

Fucking with him is gonna
get you serious repercussions.

(MUSIC ECHOES AND DISTORTS)

(MOTORBIKE ENGINE RUMBLES)

(GUNSHOT)

('I'M GONE' BY
GRAVE YARD TRAIN PLAYS)

(DISTORTED LAUGHTER)

(GUNSHOT ECHOES)

JACQUI JAMES: The bullet,

so carefully aimed at just
teaching Gary Mack a lesson,

missed his buttocks altogether
and severed his spine.

Pretty serious lesson.

Decker felt he was out
of Anthony Perish's debt,

out from under his thumb.

He was wrong.

MAN: Tuno?

GARY: I'm making progress.

We'd make it a lot quicker if we
had our own designated analyst.

Gary, everyone wants
more personnel.

The whole of State Crime's
underfunded.

If there's one thing
the pollies love, though,

it's law and order.

You want a budget increase,
get the minister some arrests

for show and tell
in parliament.

Yeah, well, thanks for
the suggestion, Howard,

but Tuno's got 200 persons
identified.

It's a little hard to achieve
results with four investigators.

Well, the Falconer case

was pegged as a tricky one
from the word go.

Could be time to put it to bed.

Really? And do what?
Well, what do we do?

We just let a crook who
impersonated a police officer

and then dismembered a body
just get away with it?

A single extra staff member

can make an enormous difference
on an investigation, sir.

The Falconer murder,

it received a lot
of media attention.

- Thanks for that.
- Yeah.

You get 2 out of 10
for diplomacy.

Got my analyst, didn't I?

You didn't detect
the scent of burning bridges?

(SNIFFS) Smell something nice.

Sir, I've been to the jail
where O'Rourke did his time,

had a chat to
the prison guards about him.

Oi, Lee, this is the guy

you need to work up a profile
on, alright, him and Perish.

Whoa. Bit of work
to catch up on, eh?

O'Rourke had been inside
for about six months

when he was bashed
in the exercise yard.

Three blokes kicked
the crap out of him

with a little help from this.

Was that payback? A lesson?

Guards weren't sure
but they said CCTV footage

clearly showed him seeing
his attackers waiting for him

and going out
and facing them down.

What, he knew
he was gonna get bashed?

What, he knew he was
gonna get bashed

but he didn't report it,
didn't go for help,

didn't get any backup, just
walked out and got bashed?

He's a seriously hard guy.

Seriously deranged,
more like it.

And this is your informant?

(PHONE RINGS)

G'day, mate.

It's O'Rourke.

Change of plan. Park near
the local shops, 10pm.

Mate, the arrangement was
your place this arvo.

You know who could be
watching me house, right?

You 're not there, you can go
fuck yourself, alright?!

Get in.

Go on, get in.

Jesus Christ.

You the boss man, are ya?

Appreciate your taking the time
to talk to us, Mr O'Rourke.

(PHONE RINGS)

Hey.

Darling, you... er, you OK?
You working late tonight?

Yeah, no, I'm fine,
I'm just working late.

- Yeah, I love you too. 'Bye.
- OK.

- The missus.
- (SCOFFS)

Checking up on you, huh?
(LAUGHS)

You 've gotta watch that, eh?
Eh?

You wanna tell us
how you know Anthony Perish?

Through the Iron Bloods.

His brother's a member,
so was I once.

For me sins.

I hadn't seen him for a while.

A few months ago,
Undies came round.

And it's Perish all over, see.

Makes out he's trying
to do you a favour

when really he's getting you
in his debt, you know?

And so you never accepted
any of the money?

Course I fucking did.

If I say, "No, thanks," they'll
think I'm against them, right?

Anyway, Undies picked me up

and we met Rooster
at some restaurant.

- What restaurant?
- Dunno.

What suburb?

I think they said it was
Newtown, you know.

Well, Undies tells me that
the Bloods gave you a boat.

Yeah, they did,
but it's fucked.

What's wrong with it?

Lower leg unit's stuffed, eh.

Well, what would it cost you
to get it fixed?

Couple of grand at least, but
I got nothing, eh, I'm broke.

Well, if I came up with
a couple of grand,

would you... would you
get it fixed?

Sure.

You wouldn't blow it now,
would you?

Fuck you.

Fuck you. What's the job?

They told me to
take the boat north

to the Karuah River,
near Bulahdelah.

He'd meet me there
dressed like a fisherman,

with a couple of big eskies.

Well, um, we got something
we need to get rid of.

Now, it's gonna be in, you know,
probably a couple of eskies.

Well, maybe more than a couple.

Prick could be
in a few pieces, eh?

(LAUGHTER)

Put them in the boat,
head out to the shelf.

And once we got past the shelf,
we throw the contents over.

And he told me to bring
something

to wash them out with after.

Anyway, we'll take it
out on your boat,

go past the shelf, dump it,
it's all good.

Well, how are you gonna
clean out those eskies?

Ammonia. Fucks DNA.

You can tell there's blood
but not whose.

Speaking of whose, who is he?

Doesn't matter who it is.

It's not you, is it?

Fuck it, eh.
You 're a funny fuck.

(LAUGHTER) Hey, the fucking
look on your face.

Fuck you.

O'ROURKE: It wasn't till
we left that he let it slip.

Hey, you were inside

with a bloke called
Terry Falconer, right?

Falconer? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
For a second, yeah.

I heard he told you
he killed our grandparents.

Oh, fuck it, Rooster, don't
you think if I'd heard that,

you woulda known
about it the next day, huh?

GARY: So you never spoke about
the Leppington murders

with Terry Falconer?

(LAUGHS) Mate, I met the bloke
once for five minutes,

you know, barely even
knew him by sight.

(PHONE RINGS)

Hello.

Honey bear, are you
coming home ever?

Yeah, hon, I love you too.
'Bye.

She'll be asking you to get
your teeth whitened next.

(LAUGHS) Hey?

Fucking hell,
ball and chain, mate.

Got a ball and chain there, eh?

JACQUI JAMES: They sat in
that car for over three hours

as Frank O'Rourke told them
stories about himself

and about this mystery man,
Anthony Perish.

But without corroboration,
that's all they were - stories,

the tales of a man who seemed
as mad as a cut snake.

He was setting me up, see?
My boat registered in my name.

Someone saw something, Rooster
had my face in the frame.

Or he was just gonna knock me
when we were out at sea -

you know, chuck me
over the shelf too.

(MOTORBIKE ENGINE RUMBLES)

You alright, Frank?

Righto, that's it, right?
We're done. Right?

Go on, piss off, you two,
and arrest the prick.

Let's go. Get out.
Fucking move it. Go. Go.

Babe.

Go back to bed.

- You talked to the cops?
- Yeah.

I've gotta be at
the Sutherland by 8:00.

How am I meant to move
this lot...

GO BACK TO FUCKING BED!

Sorry, babe. I'm sorry. OK?

You don't have to
do this, you know.

We could just jump in the car,
take off.

Yeah, I know.

I love you, OK? Here.

- OK?
- Yeah.

JACQUI JAMES: Ever wondered
why cops wear big black boots?

These days not to kick crooks,

but to do the hard yards
checking witness statements.

And the yards that Tuno walked
verifying Frank O'Rourke's story

proved very hard indeed.

So no-one remembers seeing

O'Rourke eat with these two men
last October, no-one?

Gary, there's close to
300 restaurants in Newtown.

That's not including the cafes.

We can't even be sure
it was in Newtown.

O'Rourke's not sure himself.

Maybe there never was a dinner.

Really? So what are we saying?

That Perish has nothing
to do with this

and O'Rourke killed
Falconer himself?

Then why is he talking to us?

Why not just tell us to fuck off
like every other bikie?

What about Perisher's family?
What do we know about them?

The only one with a criminal
record is brother Andrew.

Yeah, Andrew Michael Perish.

He was charged with murder
in 1995 but acquitted.

Form for motor vehicle theft,
resist arrest,

dangerous driving,
driving while disqualified.

And he's a patch member
of the Iron Bloods.

It's worth a look, Browney.

Frank O'Rourke's
pointing the finger

at a family that runs
a feed and grain store.

Doesn't add up.

There's bad blood about
something

between O'Rourke
and the Iron Bloods.

Remember that crack about

being part of the Bloods
for his sins?

Maybe pointing the finger
at the Perishers

is some kind of revenge.

Maybe he's just an ex-bikie
who's done a shitload of drugs

so he's paranoid and sees murder
contracts under every rock.

Or he's an attention seeker.

You know, makes up a story,
gets a bunch of cops to listen,

treat him as someone important.

If this is a strategy
to frame Perish,

then Frank's a criminal
fucking mastermind.

Let's go back to Frank, eh?
Walk him through it again.

Listen, I was hoping
we could have another chat.

Actually, I was hoping
you 'd come in here.

O'ROURKE: FUCK!

No, I... Frank...
No, no, we'll come to you.

No, it's alright,
we'll come to you.

Yes, Frank, they'll be
totally unmarked. Absolutely.

No, we'll be discreet as mice.

Lunch ended 25 minutes ago, Lee.

- Sorry?
- Lunch.

It ended 25 minutes ago.

So you had no intention
of dumping Terry's body.

Well, I had to let Rooster
think I was, eh? You know?

How'd you get out of it?

Well, the Monday before
Falconer disappeared,

Rooster came round.

And I told him
the boat wasn't ready yet,

bullshitted the motor
needed running in.

Then Rooster went kind of
quiet, he said... he said, er...

Well, the dog's going
this Friday no matter what.

Perish said, "The dog's
going this Friday"?

Not all he said either.

Yeah, I'm gonna have
some fun with him first.

Got him on tape looking square
at the camera as he says it.

Now... there's no sound,
you know,

but get a lip-reader and
you see for yourselves, yeah?

Righto.
It's just coming up now.

(POP MUSIC PLAYS)

What the fuck?

Shit!

Pippa! PIPPA!

What?

Babe, did you tape over
my security vision?

Babe, that was supposed
to be a surprise.

I told you these are
very important, yeah?

Didn't think one would matter.

Of course it fucking matters!
FUCK!

Just wanted
to make you happier.

I didn't know you still
had that outfit, babe.

Still got all me old gear.

Come here, you.

She's a professional dancer,
this one, eh.

Tap, Latin, jazz, swing.

She could toe for her country.

I don't doubt that, Frank.

Oh, well, you know,
you 'll still be able

to arrest Rooster
without it, eh, you know?

Oh, man, this Tuno gig's
not much of a job, really.

Nah. I don't know how much
longer I'm staying.

(WHISTLES) I'll give you a hand
with that. Get in here. Move!

I have had it with you, alright?

I've given you every opportunity
to succeed in this job

and on every occasion
you 've spat in my face,

on every single time.

Shut up! One, you 're late.

Every time I ask you to do
something it's always a problem,

and every time I see you you 're
eating some sorta fucking cake.

- LEE: Alright.
- Shut up.

You said you don't know
how long you 'll be there.

I'll tell you how long you 're
gonna be there. None at all.

Fuck off.

(SHOUTS) Move!

It's Anthony Perish, alright?
He's our number one priority.

- I want every bit of detail.
- Yes, boss.

And I also expect you to be
across the entire investigation.

Alright? All persons
of interest. All angles.

- Nothing is too small on this.
- Yes, boss.

You look for patterns,
you look for connections,

you look for all of it.

You are not to assume
something's not important.

You understand?

So I'm doing
mobile phone tower dumps,

document requests,
agency sweeps...

When it comes to budget,
you think of a number,

you halve it and halve it again,
knock off any zeros.

I do not expect miracles but I
am not gonna tolerate laziness.

You want to stand around
and eat danishes,

this is not the job
for you, you understand?

I don't like danishes, boss.

There's a couple
of other things.

You don't need
to wear a uniform.

Yes, boss.

And I'm Gary.
So welcome to Tuno.

Alright? Take that with you.

JACQUI JAMES: Half a year on
from Terry Falconer's murder

Strike Force Tuno
was running on empty.

Round-the-clock surveillance
on Andrew Perish

had turned up nothing.

If Anthony was in contact
with his little brother

he was way too cunning
to get caught.

Francis Xavier O'Rourke remained
Gary Jubelin's only lead.

Gary couldn't know there
was another man out there

who would one day answer
the big questions

about Rooster and his crimes.

We got premises all picked out.

Nice little club
in the city and classy.

Your own club? Your own
boss at last, mate.

I've always been
my own boss, Michael.

MICHAEL: Oh, yeah? What does
Rooster think about that?

JACQUI JAMES: Decker's problem

was he had
an inferiority complex

which made him do dumb things,
like trying to prove

he was as tough as his pal,
Anthony Perish.

Bad idea.

You selling here? Piss off.

Piss off yourself.
Haven't done nothing.

('THE WRESTLER' BY DOES IT
OFFEND YOU, YEAH PLAYS)

JACQUI JAMES: Like I said,
bad idea.

The kid Decker beat up on
happened to be the godson

of the president of the Living
Dead outlaw motorcycle club,

and Jasper Woodworth Pengilly
took his pastoral care

very seriously indeed.

SONG: # Fuck you
You 're wrong

# Fuck you
We're right

# Because you have all made it
to the dance

# Believe me. #

Not that I can't handle myself.
Just till things settle down.

I don't know, mate.
Pengilly and me do business.

Don't want to piss him off

and I sure as hell
don't want 50 Deadheads

combat-crawling
over my front lawn.

I wouldn't compromise
a safe house.

No-one will know I'm here.

I can run a covert op.
You know that.

I'd consider it...

You 'd be doing me a big favour.

Yeah, I would, wouldn't I?

- (DOOR CLOSES)
- What?

I don't know why you bother
with that dickhead.

I know. But he knows his stuff.

He's a cleanskin and he does
what he's told, hey?

Boss?

You finished the Perish
profile yet?

Um, not quite, but I thought
this might be important.

It's Frank O'Rourke's
manslaughter case.

Might not be anything, but it
kind of goes to character.

About 15 Iron Bloods, including
O'Rourke, were at a pub

and this guy, Murray, said
something insulting about them

and a bunch,
including O'Rourke,

followed him out
and beat him up.

O'Rourke had a tyre iron.
Bashed Murray in the head.

Then he fled to Darwin.

- Typical bikie.
- I don't think so.

I looked at the arrest
sequence.

We never caught O'Rourke.
That is, we didn't arrest him.

He turned himself in.

I was wondering
when you 'd get onto that.

You want to tell us
what happened?

Well, I gave him a beating.
Yeah, I admit that.

So did eight other blokes, hey?

And I wasn't the one
who killed him.

But you put your hand up for it.

Yeah. Yeah, I did.

The bloke with the tyre iron,

well, he was the Bloods'
main drug cook.

He was making them a fortune.

There's no way they were gonna
let that cash register do time.

Me, I was just the muscle.

Plenty more where I came from.

They promised me
if I kept my mouth shut

they'd look after me, you know?

The best lawyers,
all the usual bullshit.

Instead, I end up doing
seven to nine for manslaughter,

and for thanks,
the Bloods give me a boat

with an engine that didn't
even fucking work.

BROWNE: Perish and his brother,

they're associated
with the Iron Bloods.

Is getting back at them
your way of nailing the club?

Maybe, yeah. Could be.

It's more about that
poor prick, hey?

You know, he's dead
'cause I was weak...

...joining the club, buying into
that 'band of brothers' crap.

(SIGHS)

Now, I tried to turn my life
around before, mate.

I even spoke
to the Gangs Squad,

tried to give them some info.

You know what?
They weren't interested.

For my trouble, I got a jail
bashing and one less kidney.

Before I knew it, I was back
in the clubhouse anyway.

My old man used to say,

"You gotta do the right thing,"
you know, "even if it hurts.

"The more it hurts,
the righter it is," he'd say.

I don't want to go back
to being weak ever.

Talking to you
about Perish and Falconer,

that seals my fate, yeah.

You know I played
for Queensland?

Is that right?

DECKER: Under 16s.

It was odds-on for a contract
with the Broncos,

but the ligaments in my knee...

(KNOCKING)

Undies?

Still...

...not too late, I suppose.

(SNIFFS)

(MOTORCYCLE ENGINE REVS)

DECKER: Few good years
left of my game,

a few good passes
left to make...

What the fuck is that?

ANTHONY: Someone left us a gift
of a very dead snake.

Living Deads can't have found
me. I've been extra careful.

You brought them here
to my house.

We can't be sure
the property's been probed.

Thanks to you, Jasper Pengilly
knows where I fucking live.

You made this mess, Decker.
Bloody well fix it.

(MUFFLED GUNFIRE)

Jasper Pengilly
needs to be neutralised

using maximum force.

Well, I got your back, Decker.

Mate, you know I'm there
for you any time.

Good man.

First we need to identify
the target's locale,

use the best time
and place to strike.

Well, the Living Dead's
clubhouse

is in a wrecker's yard
down south.

So I just waltz in
to my enemy's HQ

and say, "Excuse me, fellas,"
and pop him?

Well, no.

I mean, you could
always try JB's.

JB? Fuck it, Michael,
I don't even drink bourbon.

No, JB's Bar & Grill.
It's a pub in Chinatown.

I mean, you could hit...

(QUIETLY) You could hit
Pengilly there.

Why would he be there?

He comes in every Tuesday.

How do you know?

I work that door shift. I know
what Pengilly looks like.

Jasper Pengilly comes
to a grill joint in Chinatown

every Tuesday?

Has a royal rump and chips.

SONG: # I've been waiting

# Waiting and wishing

# Wishing and hoping

# Hoping you 'll come alive
for me tonight, babe

# Oh-oh, God, come alive... #

(PHONE BEEPS)

# You 've been lying

# Lying and cheating

# Cheating and breaking

# Breaking this trend until
you know you 're guilty

# Guilty your whole
goddamn life

# But I don't want
to talk about it

# So I'm just being bad

# 'Cause ain't no love
like a love like this

# 'Cause a love don't exist
when a boy wanna play

# So whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa

# Whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa

# Whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa... #

(RAPID GUNFIRE)

(SCREAMING)

# 'Cause ain't no love
like a love like this

# 'Cause a love don't exist
when a boy wanna play

# So whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa

# Whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa

# Whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa

# Oh, God, come on

# Yeah, yeah, boys
Come on

# Mm, mm, mm, mm
Mm, mm, mm, mm

# Mm, mm, mm, mm
Mm, mm, mm, mm

# But I don't want
to talk about it

# So I'm just being bad

# 'Cause ain't no love
like a love like this. #

JACQUI JAMES: Decker
strikes again.

CAMILLE: Thought we could use
a photo of Perish.

It's from 15 years ago,
but it's something,

and I've finished his profile.

This is it?

This is all
you 've managed to dig up

on our major person of interest?

Well, yes.

Um, you see, Anthony Perish
hasn't ever had an account

with Telstra or any
of the private phone companies.

He's not registered
with the housing commission,

Medicare, or any
private health fund.

No super fund
has any record of him.

He's got no outstanding fines,
no traffic infringements.

But then the motor registry
has no record

of him renewing his licence
since he got it at 17.

He's never applied
for a loan or a lease.

He's never donated blood.

He's never applied
for a business name or an ABN.

He's not on the electoral roll,
got no tax file number,

and no credit history.

I've never seen
anything like it.

And so what's your
opinion of him?

It's... It's not really my
place to give one, boss. Gary.

You don't have to call him
'Boss Gary'.

'The Master Chief' will do.

(CHUCKLING)

My opinion is that only someone
with serious badness to hide

would go to this much effort
to cover their tracks.

It's good work, Camille.

You know, Camille, however high
Gary's standards are for us,

he sets them 10 times higher
for himself.

But he said I'd done good work.

No-one's praised anything
I've done since primary school.

MAN: So this Anthony Perish
is your prime suspect

in the Falconer murder?

Well, practically everything our
informant tells us checks out.

Except the restaurant,

the one place you might get
independent confirmation

that Perish was involved
in a conspiracy to murder.

- You can't...
- There was...

There was a conspiracy.
There was a conspiracy.

Our informant's got him on tape.

Where's your evidence?

The fact we can find so little
on him is suspicious in itself.

Mate, are you sure
this informant of yours

isn't just leading you
by the nose?

He's not a bad suspect
for Falconer himself.

Howard, I've been running
fizzers for 20 years

and I am telling you

this guy is as sound
and as reliable as they get.

Gary Jubelin.

There's a helicopter
circling my house.

(GARY OVER PHONE) What do you
mean, a helicopter?

Is it yours? Huh? Sent
your buddies to scope me?

GARY: No, we didn't
do that, Frank.

- Don't be stupid.
- Who is it, then?

You dropped me in it,
didn't you? Hey?

You told Perish
I was dogging him.

Gets any closer, I'm gonna
fucking shoot it down.

I'm gonna have to go. Sorry.

I need to know. One of ours?

(MAN OVER PHONE) Not
according to Polair.

And we checked with the
hospitals and the TV networks.

None of them have sent
a chopper out that way.

I've gotta go. It's him.

Gary Jubelin.

- It's gone, alright?
- Where did it go?

- Took off to the west.
- That's a good thing.

Probably just some rich prick
showing off his new toy.

O'ROURKE: It was square lapping
my house, Gary, alright?

You identify this
or I'm out of it, OK?

(KNOCKING)

- Hey.
- Hey.

Apparently today
was a bit of a challenge,

even by your standards.

Thanks.

Here you go.

- Want to come in and have one?
- OK.

As if the crooks and informants
don't make it hard enough,

I've got upstairs accusing me
of chasing rabbits down holes.

Enough to give you the shits.

Well, you said
we have a lot in common.

I'm really glad
you decided to come by.

Oh, you remember what I drink.

I remember every word you say.

Listen, Pam, I'm really
glad you 're here.

I really want
to be with you. I do.

But I need you to know I am not
the easiest person to be with.

You 're not the easiest person?

No.

What? Just 'cause your own team
call you 'Crazy Fuck'?

Crazy Fuck?

- Mm-hm.
- Is that right?

Yeah.

I'm prepared to give it a burl.

JACQUI JAMES: Tuno was in
desperate need of a kick start.

But Gary knew the bosses weren't
going to give him more staff.

He needed to look elsewhere
for inspiration.

Hey. Thanks for coming.

- No worries.
- Cheers.

So I was thinking
you might be able to help us

create a bit of a...
bit of a vibe,

a vibe that Tuno's a bigger
unit than what we really are.

How big do you want this 'vibe'?

We need it big enough
so that these pricks think

we're about to kick
their door down.

Thought of applying
for a reward?

Tuno's not exactly
the flavour of the month

at the moment so...

You know, posting a reward
is great media, Gary.

A recent photofit
of a suspect in the paper

makes it look like
someone's been talking.

It rattles cages.

I might be able to help
you with that.

GARY: Strike Force Tuno

has recently uncovered
new information.

We'd like to talk to these men

in relation to the death
of Terry Falconer.

We're asking
for the public's help

to help us identify these men,

and a $100,000 reward
has been posted

for any information
that leads to a conviction.

Every police officer
in this state is affronted

by being impersonated
in a kidnapping and a murder,

and the officers before you are
just the tip of the iceberg.

So make no mistake.

Strike Force Tuno
is as committed as ever

to bringing Mr Falconer's
murderers to justice.

MAN: Seen this?

Jesus.

Who's been talking?

Not me.

Someone has.

Not me.

- (SCRUNCHES PAPER)
- (CROCKERY CLATTERS)

Doesn't matter. Cops are
a bunch of fucking jokes.

I'm gonna find out who dogged me
and I'm gonna kill them.

Can I have some cereal?

Yeah. Cheers.

(THEME MUSIC)

SONG: # It's a jungle out there

# It's a jungle out there

# It's a jungle out there. #