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Show me where you found this car, exactly where it was.

We can't ignore Miki's history.

I didn't kill Hugh, OK? And somebody in this town did.

Now I have to do something or they're gonna get away with it.

Why's it up to you?

My money's on Salim.

Is this 'cause he locked you in the chiller?

You knew about that?

We're leaving Savage River. Kevin is selling the meatworks.

If it is what I think it is,

I hope you're not forgetting my little loan.

Max, I will look after you.

Mind if I borrow your window for a couple of weeks?

- How old are these? - Not that old.

Paint over the date, they'll fit the purpose.

Hugh Lang told his wife he was gonna

visit his brother in Melbourne, but he lied.

He, um, got a hotel room near the hospital

because Laila had an appointment there.

In the maternity ward.

Laila.

We all wear the same boots.

Kevin gets them in bulk.

Do you ever wear yours outside the meatworks?

Mmm. Sometimes. We all do.

Do you ever wear anybody else's?

Maybe, if they are my size.

They get mixed up all the time.

- And what size are you? - Size nine.

Why are they asking you these questions?

I don't know.

What do they have to do with Laila?

How am I supposed to know?

You don't have to tell me anything

if you don't want to, Laila.

I can tell that you're hurt.

Yeah.

It's nothing.

Thanks for picking me up.

Everyone's been worried about you.

The police are here?

Yeah.

They're probably asking about Hugh.

Who's that?

- I think that's Laila. - Oh. Laila.

Jamila.

Jamila, come here. Your sister is back!

Your sister.

Laila is back.

Where the hell did you go?

Where have you been?

You wretched girl!

Where the hell did you go?

Leave her alone, leave her alone.

Where the hell did you go?

Damn you.

- Why have you done this to us? - Stand up, stand up.

You wretch! Why have you done this to us?

Calm down, calm down, dear.

You get inside.

Calm your nerves.

Please, please, give me the strength. Please.

Daddy!

Hey, baby.

- I'm here. I'm here. - Daddy!

- Daddy, I had a bad dream. - It's OK. Shh.

- There were monsters. - It's just a bad dream, baby.

There's no such thing as monsters.

It's OK.

You haven't been answering your phone.

I was in the hospital. In Melbourne.

I'm sorry.

I didn't know how to tell you.

I was only meant to be gone for a day,

but there was a problem.

I didn't mean to bring shame to our family.

You were in the maternity ward?

I was pregnant.

Hugh, he helped me.

He made the appointment.

You had a termination?

I'm not pregnant anymore.

Something went wrong and they had to operate,

so Hugh came back without me.

I made him promise not to tell anyone.

Someone really killed him?

Was Hugh Lang... Was he the father?

No.

No!

I am so sorry to ask this, but it could be important.

Who was the father?

It was Nick.

Want a lift?

Still mad at me, then?

OK. Alright, I was an arsehole. I deserve that.

How do I make it up to you? Can I buy you some flowers?

You don't seem like the flowers kind of girl.

What about a song and dance? You and me, right here, right now?

Stop.

Alright.

We'll settle it prison-style. You can shiv me.

- Fine. - Really?

Never actually shivved anyone.

Why are you here? Why do you keep coming back?

What do you mean?

I'm not exactly making life easy for you.

- Fishing for compliments? - No.

You don't go along with things just because everyone else does.

And I'm pretty sure if someone locked me in a chiller,

you'd punch 'em in the face without asking.

I will too, next time.

Promise.

That's a bit much, even for Nick.

OK, so Nick and Laila have a secret romance.

Nick finds out that Hugh took Laila to get an abortion.

He's not happy about it.

He goes to confront Hugh, things get out of hand...

I've known Nick since he was in nappies.

He might be a pain in the arse, but he's no killer.

Yeah, but the footprint from where Hugh's car was dumped

was from a meatworks boot,

and Nick has got easy access to knives.

Could say both those things about Miki too.

True.

But Nick's got a motive. That puts him out in front.

Miki put it there. Her job to move it.

Can you arrest her for doing that shit?

We're not here about the bull's head.

No, we're here to confirm your whereabouts Wednesday night.

I was at the pub, like everybody else.

All night?

Didn't get lucky, if that's what you're asking.

How would you describe your relationship with Laila, Nick?

What are you talking about?

Come off it, Nick. You got the girl pregnant!

Jesus! You sure?

What, so she hasn't been in touch? She hasn't...

I thought she'd ditched me and left town.

What, you spoke to her? So she's back?

Are we done?

We might have a couple of questions

we'll need to pick up later...

Shit, I'm gonna call her.

- So, if it's not Nick... - I'm still not ruling him out.

Well, the same motive would stand for Salim Bayati

if he found out what Hugh was helping Laila to do,

or even worse, he gets the wrong idea.

But his wife, Jamila, said

that he was with her all Wednesday night.

If that's what she really said.

I mean, it was Salim doing the translating.

Oh, God. We need to get our own interpreter down here.

Do you want a butler and a valet service with that?

I'm sure there's plenty of room in the budget.

Are these Hugh Lang's phone records?

Uh, yeah, came in first thing.

OK.

His last phone call was 6pm day of.

We need to find out who this number belongs to.

I, uh... I think I can help you out with that.

That's, um, my son's number.

- Hi. - Hey.

- Everything OK? - Yeah.

Sorry, mate, I've just gotta ask you a couple of questions.

Shoot.

Wednesday evening, Hugh Lang gave you a call.

- Did he? - Yeah.

Do you remember what you talked about?

He was running low on insulin.

Yeah, I said I'd have some ready for him

but, um, yeah, he never came in.

Did he seem upset at all?

Well, it was a quick call, so...

Didn't mention going to meet anyone, or...

- I don't think so, no. - OK.

- Thanks. - Yep.

Hey, um, Connor.

Ivy... how's she going?

Is she... Is she doing a good job? Is she...

You know what?

She's great.

You should be really proud of her.

Yeah, I am.

- Thanks, mate. - Yeah.

Stay away from her.

I'm not leaving until I see Laila.

You think you can do whatever you like?

You think you can get away with...

- What? - Salim.

Please.

Is it true?

We're having a baby?

No.

We need to go out to the meatworks.

- What? Why? What's happened? - Just got this anonymous text.

"Check the meatworks locker. You will find the knife."

"The knife," as in the knife used to kill Hugh Lang?

Well, I'd assume so.

- Well, who sent it? - No idea.

- We can trace it later. - It's probably a prank.

- Are you willing to risk it? - No.

OK, how we looking? We ready?

- They'll be here in a minute. - Yeah.

The place looks as good as it's ever going to look, really.

- Great. Um... - That's fine.

- No, I just... - Looks great.

- OK. - Yeah.

- We good? OK. - Yeah.

You'll just have to work your magic on them.

OK.

Good.

OK, um, this looks great. You look great.

- You're wonderful. OK. - You do too. You look great.

Thank you. Alrighty, We'll see you in a sec.

I guess I thought if I didn't have to tell anyone,

then it wouldn't have to be real.

I would have taken you. You didn't have to ask Hugh Lang.

You didn't think about keeping it?

Why not?

After everything we did to come here,

I want to go to university.

I want to be an engineer.

I don't want to be stuck in this town for the rest of my life...

Stuck here with me, you mean?

Is that why you wanted to keep us a secret?

Not 'cause of what Salim and your sister would think,

but, I don't know, you didn't think I was good enough?

No.

- Oi, careful. - Sorry, sorry, sorry.

I'm gonna take care of it.

Hey, guys. Nice to see you, Hank.

Mr Pattison. Good to see you.

- Thanks for coming out. - No worries.

We're looking forward to see the meatworks in operation today.

Oh, great.

Bryan.

Oh, well, Chandra's put on a spread...

Who are these jokers?

Probably the guys buying the place.

What?

Shit.

As I'm sure you're aware,

synergy with the local community

is at the forefront of our brand.

Yeah, absolutely. Yep.

Yeah, I know exactly what you mean.

It's just the announcement has to be handled carefully.

People around here aren't great with change.

They'll be worried they'll lose their jobs.

And we're happy to leave all of that in your capable hands.

Yeah? Sounds good.

Yeah, great. Yeah. Yep.

- Perfect. - Good. Yeah.

But right now, our capacity's at 1,000 sheep per day,

but we are also set up for cattle.

Uh, so with a few upgrades,

you could easily double our numbers, um, easily.

Could you, um, give me a second?

Thank you. Um, I won't be long.

What are you doing here?

We need to search the locker rooms. Men's and women's.

- Why? - We'll be in and out.

You don't have to shut anything down.

Uh, could you come back in an hour?

It's gotta be now. Sorry.

- It's gotta be now, does it? - Yep.

- Absolutely not. - Don't be stupid.

I'm not being stupid, Bill. I know my rights.

You need a search warrant and... and that's it.

Hey, we can do this now, on the quiet,

or I can call this in as a crime scene,

cover the whole place in police tape.

Fine. Well, can you make it quick?

- Yes. - Good.

Sorry about that. Um, do you want to carry on? Good.

Well, just follow me this way and we'll go upstairs.

Big night?

That obvious, huh?

I might not have won the meat raffle last night,

but I won the meat raffle last night, if you know what I mean.

I did the walk of shame over here this morning.

Had to have a power nap on the bench.

You know I called it on day one.

You and Joel.

I wouldn't kick him out of bed meself.

Yeah, I'll start in here.

Let me know if you find anything in the men's.

Police!

Ladies, I need you to step away from the lockers.

Nothing more goes in or out.

I'll be searching these lockers

as part of an ongoing police homicide investigation.

What if we say no?

Well, Kevin's already given us the go-ahead,

and technically the meatworks own the lockers, so...

It's my private shit. I've done nothing illegal.

Well, if you say no now, we'll seal these lockers,

we'll come back with a search warrant.

You do that, then.

Right now I'm only looking for one thing.

Anything else you might have in your lockers

is of no interest to me.

But if I have to come back,

oh, God, if I have to do all that boring paperwork,

you have no idea how hard I'll come down

on anything else I find.

Thank you.

You can go.

Ladies, go back to your lockers.

This yours?

For what it's worth,

Bill and I don't work the same way anymore.

You'll get a fair deal from me.

Is that what this is?

Look, I know I came down hard on you when I first got here,

but I want you to know you can trust me.

OK, then.

Why are you searching the lockers? Why now?

I can't disclose that information.

Someone told you to?

Hugh Lang meant a lot to you, didn't he?

Long time ago.

Still, I know you'd want us to find his killer.

You know the best way to do that is by telling me the truth.

You're on thin ice. You understand that, don't you?

You put a foot wrong, you go straight back to prison.

Yeah, some fair deal this is so far.

Can I go now?

Yeah, you can go.

Alright, what have we got here?

What do you reckon?

Steak and kidney pie at the pub later?

This is the mutton floor.

Joel! Where's Nick?

He's meant to be wetting down the floor.

- What's with the guided tour? - What?

What's with the guided tour?

They're investors.

Yeah, we're getting some new machinery.

Help you guys work a bit faster.

- Investors? - Yeah.

Yeah, alright. Go on.

Wouldn't have anything to do with selling the meatworks, hey?

Less talk, more work! Thank you.

Better an empty house than a bad tenant.

Oi, what's going on?

Sorry.

Just go home. OK? Take the day off.

Go on.

Sorry about that, guys. Um, that usually doesn't happen.

Anything?

They weren't too happy about it.

Had a few joints and a bucket bong was the sum total.

You were right. It was probably a prank.

How would we even know it's the right knife, anyway?

You're obviously in pain.

You don't need to go back to work yet.

Do you think Kevin will hold my job?

Yeah, but you've got some time

up your sleeve on the visa, right?

If I'm not working again soon, I won't qualify.

Fuck it. Why don't we get married, then?

- Can you imagine? - Yeah, nah, it's pretty funny.

What are the cops doing here?

What, you didn't set that up for me?

No. You're off your nut again.

Are you Laila?

- What, and you're OK? - Who are you?

Of course she's OK. What the hell is your problem?

Yeah, on your bike.

I'm getting Laila her old job back, so you can just stay gone.

Good?

I can't do this today.

- Can we go? - Yeah.

I told you it was too soon. Don't worry, I'll talk to Kevin.

You think you know everything, but you don't.

What?

You would totally die if you knew what I'd done.

What did you do?

Don't you mean who?

Wait!

Wait, what do you mean?

I didn't mean to kill her.

Shit.

Hey, Mr Englert, isn't that...

Oh. Yeah. You lot go and warm up, OK? Go on.

- Still teaching PE, I see. - Yeah, and English.

Keeps me in touch with the kids. Hang on.

Um...

I've been thinking about what you said yesterday...

Yeah, look, I was a kid with a crush, OK? It doesn't matter.

I shouldn't have reacted the way I did.

Do you think we could get together tonight and talk?

I can't. Sorry.

Do you think they're on together?

Christ, he's so old.

Oi, anyone want this?

I've got these ones too.

Oh, just let me know if you need more, yeah?

Mm-hm. Thank you so much for taking that.

I just couldn't face having to hang it all back up again.

Anything to help.

- You know that. - Yes. Thank you so much.

Who's that?

- Want me to stick around? - No.

I'll be alright.

Nick and I were going out to parties.

We were drinking, flirting, having fun.

It was nothing serious.

So when I found out I was pregnant,

I knew I couldn't keep it.

I couldn't tell my sister.

You know how she is. She's very old-fashioned.

And she's still grieving the loss of her son.

So I had no-one to turn to.

So I asked Hugh to help me.

Hugh is...

He... he was very kind.

I know you've been hearing rumours,

but all of them are not true.

I can promise you, nothing ever happened between us.

I've been thinking such terrible thoughts about Hugh.

But he's my husband. He should have told me the truth.

He thought you wouldn't understand.

I certainly don't believe ending a pregnancy

is something that anyone should do lightly.

It's not for us to say...

It must have been very difficult for you.

You know, Hugh said that you have a very good heart.

Sometimes it's easier for you not to know.

If you're done with the boxes, I can load the car up.

Oh, yes, they're in the bedroom.

I should get going.

I just want to say thank you.

I'll pay you back for the operation,

the hospital stay, all of it, as soon as I can.

No, I... You... You don't have to do that.

I don't think Hugh would have wanted you to do that.

And I don't want you to do that.

Thank you, Colleen.

Thanks very much.

I was thinking, tonight,

um... if you'd like,

we could invite your friend Ranil to dinner.

Your boyfriend.

- Are you sure? - Yes.

We should have done it a long time ago

when your father was still...

No, it's OK.

It's OK.

I'm so sorry.

It seems like the text came from

the phone booth outside the op shop in the main street.

It could have been anyone.

Well, still worth tracking down anyway,

in case it wasn't just kids.

I'll see what I can do, but seeing we didn't find anythin...

Hallelujah! Finally identified the knife.

OK, 5-inch blade, one straight edge.

Most likely a skinning knife.

- Oh, great. - What?

Well, half the town would have one of them.

- I've got two of them myself. - Oh. Maybe.

But the coroner found this fragment

embedded in Hugh Lang's sternum,

so the knife we're looking for is missing a tip.

It's a knife. Could be anyone's.

Why would someone put a random knife in my locker

and then call the police?

Keep your voice down. Ocean's asleep.

Look, Rachel was there, so I took it.

But what if it's actually... the knife?

Most likely it's Adam or Nick or someone messing with your head.

You are an easy target.

Either way, I've gotta take it to the police.

I can't keep lying.

You've already lied! I've lied. It's done.

Get rid of it.

I could be throwing out evidence, OK?

Evidence that could put me in the clear.

Terry is due home here any minute.

I do not want him getting involved in this.

Do you have any idea how hard he has worked

to get his life back on track?

Answer that.

Bill.

Realised this morning that

we're overdue for a random inspection.

Now?

Not a good time?

Ocean's having a nap.

I'll keep the noise down to a minimum.

Terry's not here?

Still doing the mail.

You left the meatworks in a hurry this morning.

Yeah, I was sick. Kevin gave me the day off.

Oh, that doesn't sound like Kevin.

Must be going soft.

At least you didn't injure yourself.

You're lucky. A lot of thumbs lost in that place.

You looking for something?

Drugs, weapons,

illicit substances of any kind.

The usual.

Your bedroom this way?

- Afternoon, Lynne. - Bill!

Give me a minute and I'll get some coffee on.

Alright, sounds good.

Hello?

- Daddy! - Oh, hey, there, munchkin!

Hey, your hair needs a brush.

What's going on?

Ocean, you're awake! You want some hot chocolate?

Uh, look, um...

Another time for that coffee, OK?

Sure.

Something's going on.

Ocean, do you want to make afternoon tea with Daddy?

You hungry?

Get it out of here. I mean it. Now.

Dale was at the meatworks early.

She might have seen who put it in my locker.

- OK, I'll take it. - What... what...

- I'll sort it out. - How?

I'll take it to the police.

I'll tell them I found it on the side of the road.

Well, then at least they've got the evidence

and your name stays out of it.

You're not the only one making up for past mistakes.

What you have to remember is that

there's a lot more opportunity to make a lot more money, right?

Especially with the available property around the building.

And if you wanted to, you could build out on the west side.

Why didn't you do that yourself?

Well, um, my first marriage ended

and I, uh... I borrowed some money,

and, um, well, I spent it far too quickly, and...

Hello, hello.

Max Englert, the mayor of Savage River.

Are you gonna introduce me to your guests, Kevin?

Yeah, yeah.

This is Hank Bailey and Bryan Thomas, from Industrial Meats.

Meet our illustrious mayor.

Will you be joining us at the town hall tonight?

Oh, mate, I don't think they need

to hear you and Deb trading insults.

Well, long as you know that I am the future of this town.

And so, I believe, are you.

Cheers, Max.

Our arrangement, it's finished.

Suit yourself.

And you will leave Laila alone.

You don't... you don't have to believe it,

but I'd marry Laila, if she'd have me.

You asked her to marry you?

Didn't have to. She wouldn't have me.

There's a meeting in the canteen. See you there.

Do you have your immigration card there?

Thanks, Sujan.

OK, that's that.

And you've renewed your bridging visa, yeah?

Any word on my application?

Not yet.

But let's not lose hope.

For now you have a job and a safe place to stay.

There are rumours the meatworks is being sold.

I might lose my job.

They'll send us all back to Sri Lanka.

Don't believe the rumours, Sujan. That's not official.

Well, I'd love to get this Miki Anderson thing closed down,

get her arrested and charged

if it means closure on this Hugh Lang thing.

And I'd love to announce it tonight, is all I'm saying.

Really take the wind out of Deborah's sails.

Yeah, but it's not just me - there's Rachel...

Well, you can handle Rachel, surely.

I want Miki arrested as much as you do,

but my hands are tied.

Without any real evidence, what can you do?

Good evening, Savage River. It's great to see you all here.

Tonight is about hearing your concerns

and outlining my vision for the future of Savage River.

You look nervous.

Thanks. That's a helpful thing to say.

You've got nothing to be nervous about.

You have done so much good in this town,

helping the refugees...

Yeah, well, sadly, they can't vote.

- Is Tim not home yet? - No.

You know, I'm worried about him, all this acting out.

Yeah, as much as I like Ivy, Kevin lets her run wild.

Tim just follows her lead.

You think... they're a couple?

Who knows these days?

You know, the sooner that we start this adoption process,

the better it is for Tim.

I'm way ahead of you.

I...

I thought you weren't sure.

I'm sure.

We can tell him whenever you want.

OK. Well, let's get tonight out of the way first.

- OK. You're gonna be great. - Yeah, I'm gonna be great.

What... do you think?

Do I look older?

- Get your hand off it! - Shut up!

Are you really wearing that tonight?

No. As if! Chandra would kill me.

It's, um...

- It's for a date. - With who?

- Do I look 18? - Yeah.

Or older?

Maybe older. Depends.

Don't you love the colour, though?

Hey, this town meeting tonight, is everyone gonna be there?

Much as I'd love to give it a miss myself.

Tell Max we need the floor for the first 10 minutes or so,

'cause if that knife's in the river, then it's gone.

But if it isn't, if anybody's seen it,

or they've seen literally anything else we can go on,

we can ask them all at once.

- Max won't like it. - Max doesn't get a say.

If Kevin sells the meatworks,

all our jobs are at risk.

My cousin worked in a cannery in Tassie.

Place was bought up by a conglomerate.

They fired everyone and hired half of them back

for twice the work and less pay.

Kevin says they're investing. There could be more work.

Kevin's full of shit.

I'm glad to see you looking better, but shift's over.

Um, this morning in the locker room, was anyone in there?

- Oh, I dunno. Why? - No-one hanging around?

Wasn't exactly at me best this morning, sweetheart.

You were on form, I reckon.

Singing at the top of your lungs.

Was I?

Not a tune I could pick out. Something about a meat raffle.

You were early too?

Got here just before Adam brought

the first delivery of sheep in.

- Adam? - Round about 6:00.

See you at the pub.

I've only been reheating,

'cause everyone's brought over so much food.

I don't think we can eat all this.

I've overdone it, haven't I?

Thank you, Colleen. This is all so delicious.

I think it's really lovely to have people at the table again.

So, I think we could probably go to the town hall

and... we could all sit together.

I don't think that's a good idea.

People are worked up about the meatworks sale.

Yeah, might get ugly.

I don't know what the big deal is all about.

Most of the refugees working there

need jobs to keep their visas.

And who knows what these new owners will do?

If they shut down for six months to upgrade,

they'll all have to leave.

Oh! And that's you too?

No, no, no, I'm a permanent resident.

Oh, are you?

Might get the salad. You two make a start.

I don't think she's OK with this.

- She's trying. - She doesn't have to.

Eat with us.

Please.

- Oh, you're here. - Yeah.

Terry's heading to the town hall along with everyone else,

so Ocean and I are gonna order some pizza.

Um, did you go to the station yet, or do you still have it?

No, that didn't actually pan out, so it's still in my bag.

Ocean, turn the water off!

Come on, it's time to get out.

It's too cold! I need hot water!

What are you gonna do with that?

It was Adam, setting me up.

I'm gonna go sort him out.

Not like that!

- I'm gonna talk to him! - Miki, can't you just leave it?

Think it's a bit late for that.

I don't see why you have to do this here! Tonight's about me!

- It's about the mayorship. - That's what I mean.

- I'm the mayor! - Not for much longer.

Yeah. No, that's fantastic news.

Yes, no. OK, great.

Yeah, I'll see you then. OK, 'bye.

- That was the buyers. - Yeah?

The sale's a go. I know. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!

Oh! Such a relief.

Deborah's speech is really good.

Yeah. If only that made the difference.

It's great, it's great. It'll be such a windfall.

This is an opportunity for us to talk to the whole town.

I'm happy for you to speak.

Fine. Far be it for me to stand in the way.

But I'll do the introductions.

Welcome, everybody!

Great to see such a strong turnout here this evening.

Are you letting Kevin sell the meatworks?

Who's gonna save our jobs?

We need to know, mate.

I don't give a shit who's mayor! Who's gonna save our jobs?

- Before we get to... - Did you... did you tell Terry?

- I'd just like to say... - I'm sorry.

Stand up, Kev. Gutless bastard.

Yeah, go on, Kev!

Selling us out and pissing off is low, even for you, Kev.

We all heard you, but this isn't the time or the place.

What's more important than our jobs?

You're on his bloody side!

- Just calm down, shall we? - What are we supposed to do?

Wouldn't have thought this'd be up your street.

It's not.

Me either.

Do you wanna go in?

Not really.

OK.

Alright, that's enough!

The police are here, so let's just keep it down.

They've got something to say about the murder of Hugh Lang.

So I suggest we just sit down and listen.

Right, I'm handing over to Detective Sergeant Kennedy.

Thanks, Max.

Evening, everybody.

Sorry to hijack proceedings for a couple of minutes,

but I need your help, so I'll get straight to it.

We are looking for a knife used in the murder of Hugh Lang.

It's a five-inch blade with one straight edge.

A skinning knife. Tip's broken off.

Now, if you've seen this knife,

or you know anything about the whereabouts of this knife,

I need to hear about it.

Miki.

What are you...

- I have the knife. - What?

- You're fucking dead. - What?

No, I have it because someone put it in my locker!

Whoever killed Hugh is setting me up.

Adam! Whoa! Whoa!

- No, Adam, leave it! - Wait, wait. Don't go.

Wait! Ah, Jesus!

Bill! Out the back door!

- Leave her! - Get her out the back door.

- Get her out the back way. - Hold him back.

Get off me! I'll fucking kill her!

- Settle down. - You psycho!

You're dead, you bitch!

Miki!

Miki.

Why, Miki?

Terry, I'm sorry.

I can't do this.

Are you alright?

Time to go, I think.

Two phone calls.

- I have to tell them. - For God's sake!

Don't do anything more stupid than you've already done.

You don't have a witness.

You don't have a motive.

You stay away from me.

The knife was mine.

You thought you'd just dump her on me?

We're not dumping her on anyone!

You're fired.

He had a fight with Hugh Lang

a couple of days before he turned up dead.

I never told anyone the truth.

I protected you.

Who's got the biggest secret?

That night, he was putting

something inside Hugh's car.

Something big.

Where was he killed?

At the meatworks.

And how do you know that?