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Don't. Just stay. Please stay.

I have to.

Just don't go up. Please.

You can't do this every time.
It's my job, Jess.

I don't want you to go...

I can't let the team down.

You mean you can't
let Lori down?

No, Jess. I can't.

- Morning.
- Hey.

They're good to go.

I've checked them.

Yeah. And I'm
double-checking them.

Don't trust me?

What's he doing here?

Rafe...

C'mon, man. One slip-up.

Yeah, one slip-up
that could've killed someone.

It won't happen again.

You stink of booze.

From last night.
I haven't touched a drop today.

I wouldn't... I'm not stupid!
- Get out. Out, now.

Hey. Why're you being
such a ball-breaker?

He needs our support.

What? Is he in trouble?

Not him.

I've made a big mistake, Lori.

Yeah? About what?

I'll deal with it myself.

Stix!

Give me one week,
give me one week.

I can't give you a week.
OK, forget it!

Ready?

Ready.

Ready?
- I said yes.

Alright, let's do this.

Hysteria'
by Muse

Morning.

I've been trying to call you.
- No hands.

There was nowhere to park.
Parked miles away.

Grockle season.
It's like an invasion.

They'll be gone September.
- The sooner the better.

Davey's called. He's with a fatality
down at the Drop Zone.

Lori, the woman who runs it, has specifically
asked for you to go down too.

There's the address.

Thanks.

- Morning.
- Good morning.

OK, so, it's a skydiving school: teaching,
displays, charity events, competitions.

In fact they were training
for a competition when it happened.

- Who died? - Rafe Phelps,
Chief Instructor and co-owner.

What do you expect,
jumping out of an airplane?

Actually, the risk's pretty low, I believe.

I think the road you just
drove in on is more dangerous.

You're just scared
of heights, that's all.

Anyway Lori, she's done
everything by the book.

Just wanted to have you here.

Jumping thousands of feet with nothing
but a bit of material to save you...

It's just madness.

Anyway I'm not scared of heights.
I'm just sensible.

Well, I wouldn't go that far.

Right, this is Jane Kennedy,
the coroner.

- Thanks for coming.
- I'm so sorry.

This is Lori, she was jumping
with Rafe when it happened

and this is Anthony King,
he's the other jumper.

Yeah, call me Stix.

Sorry, I keep seeing him.
I can't get him out of my mind.

You should go home.

Ah. Not possible, I'm afraid. We're going
to need to take his statement.

Where is he? Where's Rafe?

Jess, I'm so sorry...
- I want to see him.

Right. Sorry, who's this?
- This is Rafe's wife. This is Jess Phelps.

Ah, right. Mrs Phelps.
I'm DS Higgins, South Dart police.

I want to see my husband.

Yeah, I don't think that's a good idea.
Not right now.

Believe me, you don't.

Trish. Could you take
Mrs Phelps outside for me, please?

Come this way please, madam.

Hey, can you just give us a minute?

Yeah.

Um, there's something
I think you need to see.

a main and a reserve.

If there's a problem
with the main parachute

then you pull your cutaway
and pull the reserve.

Standard procedure.
An extra precaution.

I examined the parachutes
straight after it happened.

The British Parachute Association,
they'll confirm what I found.

Which is?

This wasn't an accident.

How do you know?

Both chutes were sabotaged.

The connector links on the
main parachute had been out.

And the reserve cable was cut

and he didn't have an automatic activation
device fitted so... nothing deployed.

Rafe was a dead man the moment
he climbed onto that plane.

Excuse me... Um, excuse me?

It's worse than
the returns queue at IKEA.

It's the offer. Pasty and a pint
for a fiver. It's doing well.

Yeah, well, it's
giving me a headache.

I thought people came here
for peace and quiet?

And the views. And this is
the best view in the world.

Wall to wall profit.

Table three needs clearing, Beth.

- Careful.
- Sorry

Sorry, she's always
getting in the way.

Yeah, it's funny how someone so small
is always getting under your feet.

- Pasty and a pint?
- Excuse me.

Er... no, triple vodka, please. Neat.
- Excuse me.

Maybe you should take it easy.
- No chance. I'm getting wasted.

I just killed my best friend.

So we're looking for someone
who knows about parachutes.

Well, I don't know.
Couldn't anyone of out the straps?

Well... No, not anyone.

I mean, you'd have to be able
to hide what you did.

You know. repack it.

Any idea who could have done that?

No.

I mean, none of us would have.

Then why didn't you say anything
in front of Stix?

Listen, I'm going to need
to take statements

from anyone who had access
to the parachutes.

So can you get the ball rolling, please?

Sarge.

Mum, I'm at work. What is it?

What?!

No, no, no, just keep taking
those statements, will you?

I'll be back soon as I can.
Alright. Bye-bye.

What are you doing?

Leave me to it, will you?
I've got it.

No, Mum called me.
And anyway... I want to see Beth.

You don't. You're just being nosy.

Davey, I'm so sorry.

Oh brilliant. Thanks a lot.
That is just brilliant!

Look, put it in a bag of rice
in the airing cupboard. It should be fine.

I can do it if you want me to...
- No, leave it. Leave it.

Excuse me.

We gave him vodka,
to stop him leaving.

Thought it best.

Right, OK. Hey. Hey, come on.

I believe you were involved in
the incident at the Drop Zone?

Who're you?

I'm DS Higgins, South Dart Police.

You better arrest me, then.
- Why? What did you do?

Hey, come on.
Hey, hey. What did you do?

He was my best mate... I can't...

Alright, just tell me
what you told Judith.

I can't interview him like this.
He needs to sober up.

What did he say?

He said he may as well have pushed him
out of the plane himself.

Alright, can you do me a favour?

Can you keep him here
'til we can get him picked up?

No more vodka!

Judith, have you got
a phone I can use?

Where're you going?

Back to the Drop Zone.

I can take you if you like.

No, you're alright.
Don't think I could risk it.

Anyway, I thought
you wanted to see Beth?

Oh, nice work, Beth.

Yeah. There's a couple
you didn't break, there.

Stop it. I'm not in the mood.

Must be like looking in a mirror.

Got that phone, Judith?
Oh... You got a bag of rice?

Look, can you just move back
already? Please.

How's it going?

It's totally doing my head in.
It's been rammed in here all day.

Still. I'm off in ten minutes.

I am going to rent a boat

and go out to sea
as far as humanly possible.

Oh, I don't think that's
a very good idea.

- That was a joke.
- Oh.

Although I think it's the best idea
I've had all morning.

Look, hang on, I'm going to get
the dustpan and brush.

OK.

Eddie never went anywhere near
Rafe's rig.

Rafe brought it in from home.

Did anyone double-check
the parachute?

No, Rafe said he'd done it.

Did he leave it unattended?

Well, only for a few minutes.

Did anyone else have access to
the parachute?

Erm... Me, Stix... And Eddie.

Right. So Eddie could have done it?

No, I don't think so.
We're like a family.

Me and Rafe started this place.
Nearly sixteen years ago now.

Well, families fall out, don't they?

Why wasn't Eddie skydiving?

He packed a rig wrong.
And Rafe chucked him off the team.

- Was he happy about that?
- Well, no.

But he wouldn't have killed him.

Why didn't I double check his rig?

- Apparently, it's too dangerous.
- It is too dangerous!

Hello, I'm from London!

Exactly, you don't know
all the risks down here.

What? Like being hit
by a beach ball?

Maybe I should try skydiving?

Nah, I used to do it.
It was way too expensive.

When I wanted to be on my own
I used to go to Roamer's Bay.

No one ever goes there.

- Why not?
- It's got Quicksand.

That's an old wives' tale.

It's a private beach.
The owner wants to keep people away.

Because it's got Quicksand!

So where is it?

- Hold on. I've got to get that.
- You're not going to Roamer's Bay!

Is there actually anything
you will let me do?

Coroner's office.

Er, put your clothes away?
Tidy your room?

Very funny.

OK. If you just hold on one second.

Jane, Jess Phelps. She can't reach Davey,
she wants an update.

Right.

Mrs Phelps? Jess...

OK. Keep calm...

Where is it?

I better not.

Well, look, I can come over if you like.
Alright, I'll see you soon. Bye.

Can you let Davey know'?
- Yeah, yeah, I'll call him.

Ah. Could be tricky.

Slight problem with his phone.

What kind of problem?

Erm...

I keep thinking that
there's been a mistake.

And he's going to walk back in.

Can I call anyone
for you? Family?

He's all I had.

I just want him back.

Give me a second, Jess.

How is she?
- Heartbroken.

Said anything?
- No.

Jess... it wasn't an accident.

Rafe's parachutes had been
tampered with.

It was deliberate?

Maybe he had packed his
chute wrong?

No, no. 'Fraid not, no.

It was both chutes.
The strapping had been out.

So can you think of anyone
who might want to harm your husband?

No. Everyone loved him. Everyone...

OK. Could you put
the kettle on, please?

Sure.

Can we go outside?

We met in a bar in Byron Bay.
Rafe was competing.

We started talking, never stopped.

Got engaged six days later.

Married after two months,
and that was four years ago.

So it was love at first sight?

Would you have preferred
to stay in Australia?

Rafe would.
There's better jumps there.

But... I just wanted to be with him.

You a skydiver as well?

I'm terrified of heights.

I hated it every time he went up.
Didn't want him to go this morning.

What can you tell me about
the team at the Drop Zone?

They were close. Tight.

He'd been running it
for years. With Lori.

So they all got on?

I guess so.
I didn't really know them.

So how come you weren't
friendly with them, then?

If they were like, you know,
one big happy family?

They were Rafe's, not mine.

I tried to get on with them.
I tried everything I could but...

They're not really keen on outsiders.

Who's they?

Lori. She... She was his first girlfriend.

Couldn't have been easy for her,
him turning up here with me.

They were still together?
- No, no, they broke up years ago.

But, you know, women always have
a thing for their first love.

Well, not strictly true.
Not all women.

Jess, when I was making tea,
I found these. Folic acid.

I'm not pregnant.

I'd love to be.

I have been pregnant once.

I found out on my
thirty-ninth birthday.

And I lost it the same day.

And ever since then,
no matter what I tried

I just... couldn't get pregnant again.

We were... We were doing IVF.
It was our fourth round next week.

That was our last chance.

- Hi!
- Hiya.

Oh, hi.

Good day?
- Well...

I'm making dinner for us all.
- Oh!

How come you're so happy?

What, I'm not allowed
to be happy now, either?

No, of course you are,
it's lovely... It's just...

It was just a headache.
I was fine once I chilled out.

What news?

Oh...
Wow!

We're having a spa night.
It was your mum's idea.

Well?
- Did he do it? Eddie?

Er, well, Davey's interviewing
him tomorrow.

You know I couldn't
tell you even if he did.

Well, that's alright, I'll offer him
a free pint and he'll sing like a canary.

- No, he doesn't!
- He does.

She's right. You'd better offer him
a pasty as well.

Here, this face mask thing...

It's supposed to get
nice and warm, is it?

How warm?

Well, like someone's
just napalmed my face?

- Get upstairs, quick.
- Eh?

I thought all the burning was good.
Getting rid of the dead cells.

What's that for?

Just thinking how
lucky I am to have you.

- Oh no!
- Oh!

I'm sorry. I should've
checked his parachute.

Look, Rafe wouldn't want you
to be alone.

Can I... Can I come in?

I never touched Rafe's rig. I wouldn't.

You told half the Black Dog
it was your fault.

Yeah, because I hadn't checked it.

So why didn't you check it?

Well, he wouldn't let me.

Because?

I've had some... issues.

My wife left and I started drinking.
Didn't stop.

And I made a mistake packing a chute
and Rafe laid down the law.

Said I was off the team
'til I got sober.

Well, that sounds
fair enough to me.

Look... Rafe annoyed the hell out of me.

He was patronising, bossy...

But he was like a brother, man.

I loved him. We all did.
I would never hurt him.

None of us would.. You know, we're...

What?

No, it's nothing.

No, come on, Eddie... what?

I saw him having an
argument yesterday.

With Stix.
I didn't hear what is was about...

With Stix?

Alright?

Sausage?

Eddie said you argued with
Rafe yesterday.

What? You can't trust Eddie,
reckon he'd had a couple.

Not by then.
Not according to him.

And Lori doesn't seem
to think so either.

Rafe wanted to change the manoeuvre,
I said let's stick to the plan.

Can't change a routine, short notice.
It's not safe.

Eddie said Rafe shoved you.

Just being passionate.
It's what he was like.

Really?

I've been reading up on you.
It's quite interesting.

Breaking and entering.
Stealing cars. Resisting arrest...

That was a long time ago.

Four years. Not that long.

Rafe gave me a job when no one
else would even look at me.

Why would I want to hurt him?
I owe him everything.

Exactly. So, I'll ask you again...
Why did you argue?

It was about the jump.

It wasn't me.

He's hiding something.
I don't know what though.

And I checked Jess out.

She was a nursery school
teacher in Melbourne.

No criminal record.

Permanent visa came
through last month.

Did you get anything
off his phone? Any emails?

No, ta. Annette gave me
a cake for the boss's birthday.

I've had two slices already.

There was nothing out of the ordinary, no.
I'll tell you what is weird though.

What?

Rafe withdrew a large amount
of money two weeks ago.

Six grand.
Almost everything they had.

That is weird. What did Jess say?

News to her.

As far as she was aware,
everything was going on the IVF.

Could it have been for
the Drop Zone?

No, not according to Lori.

Strange he didn't tell Jess about
the money though, isn't it?

I think she might be involved,
you know. Lori.

I think Jess could be right,
she could still be in love with him.

Those feelings never really
go away, do they?

You know what women are like...
more emotional.

Emo...

If Lori was involved, why insist
everything was above board?

I mean, why even mention
the chutes were damaged?

She'd want to hide it.

Emotional...

No, I didn't mean... I wasn't...

Phone's fixed. Apart from a bit of rice
I got stuck in the jack, there.

Oh, give it here. Oh!

Davey, I'm so sorry.

Three hours I've had that back.
Three hours!

Clint! You got our spare work phone?

Your old one,
before we got it upgraded.

You mean the emergency phone?

Yeah. Can you get it
and lend it to Davey, please?

But it's our phone.
In case our phones break.

Yeah, but ours are working.

Please? There's been
a slight problem with Davey's.

Oh, you haven't? Not again?

Rafe?

- Sarge
- Yeah?

Well.

There must be thousands there.

Alright, I'll get these checked.

Jess.

I take it you haven't seen this before, no?

No. Where was that?

In Rafe's drawer.

You got any idea
who could have put it here?

No.

OK.

- You OK?
- Yeah, I'm fine.

Well, I'll have an officer stay with you
until we get this place secured.

But if you need anything in the meantime
you can always call me. Alright?

OK.

Stix... Stix!

Hey, hey, hey!

Give me your bike!
Give me your bike!

Police, get off, give me your bike!
You'll get it back! You'll get it back!

I could do this all day.

So why'd you run?

We've got your fingerprints
all over Rafe's house.

All over the drawers.
All over the money you put back.

It wasn't hard to work out.
- I wanted to give it back.

Rafe gave me the money
a couple of weeks ago.

What for?

Cos he found out I was in debt.

Because?

- Skydiving.
- Skydiving?

It's addictive. The buzz.

That moment when you're falling
and nothing else matters.

Nothing.

But it costs.

Rafe found out how much I owed
and bailed me out.

And I couldn't keep it.
Not after...

So why'd you break in?

He made me promise
not to tell Jess.

I couldn't just hand it to her.

Right, I'm going to ask you
one last time.

Why did you argue?

Rafe wanted the money back.
And I said I'd spent it.

A down payment for a base jump
at Angel Falls in Venezuela.

And he went mad.
Said he'd never trust me again.

I'll just be a minute.

Clint, you said it was urgent?

Yeah, Rafe's doctor just called.

They got a letter this morning
from a private clinic.

Now they emailed it over

and I thought you might want
to have a read of it as soon as possible.

Surfing, Sunday? Yeah, I'll tell him.

I feel like Clint's social secretary.

- Rafe's footage.
- Oh.

Rafe was diagnosed
with motor neurone disease.

His doctor missed it.
Thought it was a frozen shoulder.

Rafe wasn't happy, so he went to
a private clinic, and they diagnosed it.

He's a bit young for that, isn't he?

Yeah. Younger than average.

In his case, it would've affected
his speech, swallowing...

even his breathing.

He was given a life expectancy
of a couple of years.

Wow.

- And he was still skydiving.
- Mmm.

Does Jess know?

He wasn't ill. He can't have been.
He would have told me.

We were trying for a baby.

His consultant said he was devastated.

Did he ever mention
anything about his health?

Nothing. He didn't say anything.

Jess, I'm going to need to see
where Rafe kept his kit.

You think he did this himself?

Sarge...

Good work. Can you bag that up
for me, please?

No.

Rafe wouldn't have
killed himself jumping.

- No way.
- He was ill.

Well It didn't feel like his last jump.

It was exactly the same,
there was nothing different about...

There was something?

He said something about...
That he'd made a mistake.

- What about?
- I don't know.

He said he'd deal with it.

Were you and Rafe...?
I know you used to be together.

Look, whatever it was,
it had nothing to do with me.

He was in love with Jess.
They were trying for a baby.

Of course. I didn't... I just...

Sorry.

Oh no...

You've got to be joking!

Then whatever you two are having,
when you're ready.

A weekend away at a proper spa.

Yeah, you can go on your own.

I'm not going anywhere near
one of those places.

Too dangerous.

Two Bacardis and coke, cheers.

Hey, buy you a drink?
Celebrate finishing the case?

- Nothing, thanks.
- Alright. Cheap round.

You haven't finished.

Why's that then?

Why would Rafe kill himself in front of
the people he was closest to?

I dunno, chasing the buzz?
Stix said it was addictive.

Can I see the footage from the jump?

Why?

Look, you don't have to watch it
with me.

Will you just email it to me? Please?

- Alright. Go on, then.
- Thanks.

What was that?

Hello?

No, it's not Clint.

Beth?

- He seems pretty calm.
- He's doing the routine.

It's drilled into you.
It becomes instinct.

Look, locate, cutaway, reserve, arch.

Why would Rafe pull the reserve
if he'd cut the lines himself?

No idea.

Whatever you've got planned,
cancel it.

We're going to work at mine.

Sounds good to me.

Beth?

Davey! Davey, help!

Alright, love. Alright.

- I'm stuck!
- Don't panic, love, don't panic.

It's the worst thing you can do!

Alright, Beth...
I'm going to grab that towel.

I want you to catch it

and I'm going to try
and pull you out, alright?

- Alright?
- Yeah.

Alright.

Come on.
Come on, I'll do it again.

Alright, stop. Stop.
Stop, stop. Alright.

Stay still, stay still.

Stay still, stay still.

Stay nice and calm, nice and calm,
stay nice and calm.

Nice and calm.

OK. Alright. Alright, Beth. Beth.

Nice and calm.

Alright. OK. Again, again.

Put your arms back around your body.

Come on, sweetheart.
Come on, sweetheart.

I got you. I got you.

You OK?

Hey. Come on, come on. You OK?

I thought I was going to drown.

This place is full of Quicksand, Beth.
That's why no one uses it.

- That's what Mum said.
- What, and you still came?

- I thought it'd be OK.
- How bloody stupid are you?

Huh? People have died here, Beth!
They've died!

And you would've been next.

We wouldn't have found you,
we wouldn't have known where to look!

We'd have lost you, Beth!
Huh? We would've lost you!

Please don't tell Mum.

OK. It's OK.

- I was just about to call you.
- I gave Beth a lift home.

- You OK?
- Yeah, headache's back.

I'm going to go upstairs
and have a lie down.

OK. Painkillers in the bathroom.

Rafe went through the main drill.
The one you do if your chute fails.

So?

So why do that
if he'd sabotaged his own chute?

If he wanted to kill himself?

I dunno, survival instinct,
changed his mind. Take your pick.

OK. OK. Thanks.
That was the IVF clinic.

What did they say?
- Well, hang on... The IVF clinic?

Yeah. Rafe cancelled two weeks ago.
Said they'd changed their minds.

Well, Jess would've known.

She would have been
in touch with them the week before.

They want to make sure you're OK,
that you're taking your pills.

Actually, I saw some pills in her cupboard.

Clomiphene Citrate?

No, I never heard of that.

- Where are you going?
- Back to work.

Hold up. I'll come with you.
Catch you in a bit.

OK.

The drug's called Clomiphene Citrate.

That looks smaller than the others.

Yeah, I know. That's what I thought.

You definitely don't prescribe it?

Alright, great, thank you,
that's been really helpful. Bye.

Well, you were right.
It's not one of theirs.

But it is used to stimulate ovaries.

What's that?

It's a parachute. Here, look.

- Look, see? The same logo.
- Oh yeah.

Hello? Hi, Thanks for getting back,
I'm sorry it's so late.

It's DS Higgins,
South Dart Police, UK.

I'm just checking on
one of your members.

Do you Have a Jessica Jackson
or a Jessica Phelps registered to you?

You don't. OK. No, no.
Not to worry. Thank you.

Er, sorry, sorry, hang on! Um...

Did people register under nicknames,
do you know?

They do?

You said it was urgent?

Jess. I know you
used to be a skydiver.

I checked with
the Australian Parachute Federation.

JJ - that's your jumping name.
Jessica Jackson, your initials.

And your last registered jump
was on your thirty-ninth birthday.

Which was the day
that you lost your baby.

So is that why you went to the IVF?

A baby. Something that you wanted
more than anything else in the world.

To have that taken away.

And months and months
of trying for another one.

All you could think about.

And then Rafe told you
that he didn't want one.

He knew how much
I wanted a baby.

He knew I did everything I could.
Just to hold my own child.

He took that away. Never said why.

You thought
he was in love with Lori.

I asked him.

I asked him if he wanted
to leave me for her.

He didn't answer.

I couldn't stop myself.

I wanted to punish him.

I went to the garage.
I found his rig.

I don't know why I did it.

I love him.

Where did you get these?

Online. My best mate in Oz,
Stacey, she swore by them.

They gave her twins.

And how long
have you been taking them long for?

Four months.

Jess, in a small percentage
of women

these tablets
can induce psychosis.

Paranoia.

Your hormones go haywire.
You imagine all sorts.

But they worked for Stacey.

I was taking double the dose. Triple.

No, love.
These wouldn't have helped.

I think Rafe was going to tell you
that he was ill.

He told Lori that
he'd made a terrible mistake.

And I think he realised
he shouldn't have cancelled the IVF.

He...

He still loved me?

Can I ask you something?

If it's 'Can I borrow
your mobile phone?' then no.

How come you know
so much about IVF?

Oh, Annette got pregnant
six months after we got together.

It's kinda why we got married really.

She said her dad would kill her.

And then she...

Well... So we tried IVF.

That didn't work,
and we didn't try again.

You would have made a great dad.

Davey?

Did you tell her?

No, no. And I'm not going to.

On one condition - you ever
want to go off on your own again,

you tell me, OK? And even then,
I might come with you.

Non-negotiable. Alright, deal?

Deal.

Oh, Clint... you can have
this back now, mate.

- I got a new one.
- Oh, cheers.

Oh. Lauren rang? You met her
on the beach last week?

- Oh yeah, yeah.
- Yeah.

Sorry, pal.
Just wants to be friends.

Oh.
- Not all bad news though.

Your mate Woody called.
He's got a special deal on ounces.

OK, are we good to go?

Ready.

Ready.

Love you, man.

One last jump, Rafe.

Ripped & Corrected By mstoll
February 2017

Ripped & Corrected By mstoll
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