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(WOMAN CRYING)

(GASPS)

(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

Is Kev really dead?

His throat was cut.

Same as Lucy Payne.

Quiet!
Okay, now, come on.
Come on! Quiet.

DC Templeton was off-duty.
So, what was he
doing in the alleys?

Oh, you can't think
that Kevin Templeton

was there to rape and murder
Chelsea Pilton?

He was in the right place
at the right time.

-Oh, come on!
-I'm just saying we
can't rule it out.

Yes, we can, sir.

Kevin was upset by the
Hayley Daniels case. That's
why he was in the alleys.

We seem to be forgetting
that Kevin was murdered.

Kev's throat was cut.
The same way Lucy
Payne was killed.

Annie, it's hardly the time.

Kev's murder should be
part of my investigation.

We can't link
those two murders

when we haven't even
had the postmortem.

We're wasting time.

Wake up the whole bloody town
if you have to. Now, go!

DS Cabbot, you stay.

One of my officers
has been murdered.

If you ever try to co-opt
something like that for your
own ambitions again,

you will be out.

Thank you.

(SIGHS)

Why did you tell me
Kevin had his throat cut

if you weren't
going to back me up?

Because there's
nothing to back up.

I don't know anything for
sure
and neither do you.

Look, I understand that this
is about the boys
closing ranks around Kev,

but is that
really more important
than catching his killer?

Two people with
their throat cut.

Are you really
going to tell me
that that's a coincidence?

This man came out
the darkness at me
and I'm like,

"That's who
killed Hayley Daniels."

So I tried to run,
but I tripped.

So,
I'm on the floor, thinking,
"Right, I'm dead."

But there was suddenly
this other person and...

BANKS: I know this is
difficult, Chelsea,
but we really need to know.

This other person,

they were suddenly right up
behind the man,

and dead quick,

they reached
round his neck and...

There was tons of blood

and he fell down.

And after the man fell down,
what did the other person do?

Turned around and walked off.

This person you saw, Chelsea,

do you think it
was a man or a woman?

It was too dark. I don't know.

-ANNIE: Did you see
their face at all?
-No.

I can't be sure but

I think there was a scarf or
something covering
everything except her eyes.

You said "her".

Did I?

I don't know why.
I didn't mean to.

I could hardly
see anything at all.
Honestly, I don't know.

Okay.

CHELSEA: The man who died,

was he going to kill me?

No, Chelsea.

He was there to protect you.

(CRUNCHING)

Homicidal sharp force injury
obliquely
traversing the throat.

Cause of death,

haemorrhage from the
right common carotid artery.

Thankfully death would
have been...instant.

We all feel the same.

Could Kevin's
wound have been caused

by the same weapon
that killed Lucy Payne?

Highly unlikely.

The wound which
killed Lucy Payne
was incised, linear and
clean,

with minimal tissue damage.

As you can see here,
there are lacerations,
abrasions

and significant tissue damage.

Lucy Payne was
killed with a thin,
sharp-edged blade.

In my opinion DC
Templeton was killed
with a serrated knife.

There are other differences,
too.

The wound which
killed Lucy Payne
was superficial.

It severed only
the jugular vein.

This wound
severed the oesophagus,

trachea and cut
into the vertebra.

The attack on Lucy
Payne was controlled.

This wound suggests...rage.

You can really tell all that?

It's my job.

Anything else?

Yes. Based on
the angle of the wound,

I think that the killer was
the same height
as DC Templeton.

That,
plus the force of the
attack,
suggests

that DC Templeton
was killed by a man.

So you can look at a wound
and tell if it was inflicted

by a man or a woman?

Yes.

Because there was
strength and rage,

it has to be a man.

No woman could be
angry or strong enough
to do something like that.

-Is that what you're saying?
-Yes.

That's what I'm saying.

Annie, there isn't any
evidence that Lucy Payne
or Kevin Templeton

were killed by a woman.

You're just desperate
to link the two cases.

A woman took Lucy Payne
from Mapston Hall.

It doesn't mean
she killed her!

Doesn't mean women don't kill.

Chelsea Pilton thought Kev
was killed by a woman.

Uh-uh. Chelsea Pilton said
she didn't know.

It was an instinct.
And it'd be
arrogant to dismiss it.

Arrogant?
What do you call treating
Dr Waring like an amateur?

And what were you
treating her like?

WINSOME: Sir,

someone in reception for you.

-Mrs Hargreaves.
-Mmm.

Sir.

Mr Banks?

-Mrs Hargreaves.
-Pauline.

I live opposite
Timothy Randall.

He didn't come
home last night.

No, that's because
we've charged him

with the rape and murder
of Hayley Daniels.

But thank you
for your concern.

I know that.

But the news said THAT
Hayley Daniels was killed

last Saturday night
at half past 12:00.

Well, last Saturday night
at half past 12:00,

I saw Mr Randall
putting out his rubbish.

At that time?

Well, does it matter?

I would have come sooner,

but I thought you were
talking
to Mr Randall because
he found the body.

Not because he was a suspect.

There you are, then.
Proof I didn't kill her.

The only problem
is we found your DNA
on Hayley's clothes.

She was murdered in my
storeroom. I'm sure my DNA
must be everywhere.

BANKS: But on top of her body,

where the clothes
had had no contact
with the floor.

I can't account
for what happened
before I found her, can I?

You see, I think you did go
to your storeroom
to do a stock-take.

And I think you
did find Hayley.

But you lied to us
about what time you found her.

I made a mistake,
as I explained.

You specifically
reported finding
Hayley's body at 8:15.

Yet you were seen going
into the alley at 8:05.

You didn't make a mistake.

Something happened
in those 10 minutes

that you went out of your way
to hide, Mr Randall.

Did you touch her?

No!
I know what you're implying.
I didn't do anything.

You have to let me go!

All right. Come on, please.

This is important.
Maybe not to you,

but we're still
looking for a killer.

Did you touch the body?

Please, Mr Randall, help us.

Did you touch the body?

(SOBBING)

RANDALL: I don't know
what I was thinking.

I'd seen her in
the pub and she was...

I was looking, just...
Nothing else, just looking.

So you moved the clothes?

And you altered
the position of the body?

How was Hayley's
body positioned
when you found her?

On her back,

arms wide, skirt...

up.

It's not a crime to look!

I put her on her side,
straightened her clothes,

made it look like
she was sleeping.

I didn't do anything to her.

What you did was
alter the evidence
at a crime scene.

Because of what you did,
we have lost valuable time.

Because of what you did,
Hayley's killer
is still out there.

And one of my
officers was murdered!

So don't tell me you
didn't do anything!

Sir.

Get him out of my sight.

BANKS: We're still dealing
with three murders.

Mr Rydell is
taking Kevin Templeton.

Annie and Ken,
you're on the body
in the wheelchair, Lucy Payne.

We're back with
Hayley Daniels.

Timothy Randall sent us
down the wrong track.

The man that we're looking for
did nothing to
disguise what he'd done.

He raped Hayley,
murdered her
and discarded her,

with no evidence
of remorse or shame.

It was about power,
it was about control.

Where are we with the CCTV?

We've got no one going
in or out of the alleys,

but some of the bars
have back entrances
that aren't covered.

All right. I want you to go
back round those bars,

see if they've got
any internal cameras
that cover those doors.

Win, we still don't know

where Hayley was intending
to spend Saturday night.

I still think it might be
with her tutor,

Malcolm Austin.
Let's start by
talking to him again.

Ken, what do you know about
knife wound analysis?

Worked on plenty of stabbings.
Been stabbed meself
two or three times.

Have you ever come
across a pathologist

saying a wound was inflicted
by a man or a woman?

Not beyond
the classic men stab upwards,
women...stab down.

That was Norman Bates.
That was a man
stabbing a woman.

Well, psychologically,
he did think he was
his own mum, so...

But I'm not an expert, no.

I'm not sure Dr Waring is.

Based on these two wounds,
she thinks that Lucy Payne
was killed by a woman

and Kev was killed by a man.

I think she's overstepped
her competence.

Why would she do that?

Because she's pushy, ambitious
and she wants
to impress Banks.

Yeah.

I'll look into
the knife wounds,
I want you to find out

if there's any more open cases
with murders like this.

And then get in touch with
some more of Lucy Payne's
victims' families.

I don't think
there's much point.

Lucy Payne killed
five girls, right?

Hundreds of people wanted
her dead. We've talked to
18 and got nowhere.

Well, have you got
any better suggestions?

I was thinking,
after Lucy was
attacked in prison,

she was put into care
and given a false name.

ANNIE: Yeah?

Well,
instead of wasting our time
on all of this,

why don't we find
everyone who knew
Lucy Payne's true identity?

Now,
I'm not saying it's better,
but it might be quicker.

Yeah, thanks, Ken.

Come on, Mr Austin.

Hayley was 18 years old,
you were both
consenting adults.

You've done nothing illegal.

We just need to know if Hayley
was heading to you
on Saturday night.

About three months ago,

Hayley was
having a rough time,
you know, work slipping,

maybe dabbling in drugs.

I didn't think she was
getting
enough support at home,

so I stepped in,
gave her some extra time.

She developed a crush on me.

You sure it wasn't
the other way round?

I doubt it was to
do with my looks,

presumably something
to do with listening to her.

You used that, didn't you?

Yes.

I did.

To help her.

I discussed it
with my colleagues
and we decided

that I continue to
give her extra time
but log every contact we had,

to protect both of us.

Then how do you explain
we have a witness that
saw you kissing her

in the pub?

Your witness
has got to be Stuart Kinsey.

What about him?

Oh,
he was obsessed with Hayley.

No, I don't think Hayley
took it seriously,

but I think he
was stalking her.

I think he
followed us to the pub.

He made
hysterical accusations,
not unlike yours.

So you're saying he
was jealous? That's why he
told us about you?

Could be.

Or it could be because it was
me who reported him
for dealing drugs.

-Where's Stuart?
-Asleep on the sofa.

Please be nice to him!

What happened to Hayley
hit him really hard.

Stuart?

Stuart!

Get up!

WINSOME: You lied to us
about Malcolm Austin!

You lied to us, you supplied
Hayley with drugs and you
were stalking her.

No, I wasn't, I loved her!

Oh, tell someone who cares.

Right now you're the only
credible suspect we've got.

Yeah? What about Jamie Morden,
the barman at the Black Bull?

He called Hayley a bitch
and went mental at her!

What's this? Another attempt
to point
the blame somewhere else?

No, I swear on my life!

Like, when Hayley
started calling him
a twat and everything,

Jamie started screaming
at her, "Get out of my pub!
Get out, you slag!"

He totally, totally lost it.

If that's the truth,
then why didn't
you tell us before?

Because I was
the only one that saw it.
He'd know it came from me.

What does that matter?

You know, right now, Stuart,

it's in your best interest
to tell us the truth.

Stuart, tell him.

Jamie turns a blind eye
to me dealing in the pub.

I didn't want to
get on his shit list
for grassing him up to you.

Kevin's only been
dead a few hours!

Where's his stuff?

KEN: Hello, sorry about that.

Annie, I've got a DI Les Holt
from Scarborough.

He's got an open case victim
with a throat cut.

It's from 18 years ago.
He wants to talk to you.

Tell him to send the file in.

I'm fine.

Yeah, I've seen you fine...

...ish.

"Went into alleys 11:00 p.m.,
left 4:00 a.m.,

"nothing
suspicious to report."

He was there two
nights running.

He came in late
Friday morning.

He'd been out trying to
protect people. I thought
he'd
been out drinking.

So you gave him a bollocking.

Worse.

I gave him advice.

There's nothing
you could have said or done.

You're not Superman, Alan.

Win, Stuart Kinsey said
the barman lost
it with Hayley.

The barman told Kevin,
"It was no big deal."

Their two
stories don't tie up.

So which one's
telling the truth?

Hello? Anyone in here?

-Jamie Morden?
-Yeah. Can I ask who you are?

Police.

Oh, I thought you were Council
come about noise
pollution or something.

Sorry, no offence.

We want to know what happened
when Hayley
Daniels was in here.

Right.
Well, like I already told
your colleague,

they all came in late,
drunk off their tits,
no offence...

Get on with it.

The bogs were broken.
Stuart Kinsey
brought Hayley over,

asked if she could
use the bog upstairs.
I said she could,

but said I'd have to come up
with her as well.

Why?

I didn't want her
to wreck the place.
She could hardly stand up.

And then she just
lost it with me.

-Can we have a look?
-Yeah.

What did Hayley say to you?

I don't know,
"dickhead", "twat",
all the usual pleasantries.

Yeah? What did you do?

Probably told her
to bugger off or something.

Just yelled at her,
called her "bitch".

It wasn't
exactly what I needed
that time of night.

(DOOR OPENS)

BANKS: So you stayed
late last Saturday?

Yeah, I was on me own
and some
pillocks from Lyndgarth

decided to block up the bogs.

I stayed till, uh,
2:30 sorting them out.

And why would they do that?

JAMIE: They started a fight
with some students
in the pool room.

Eastvale's version
of town and gown.

Full of sound and fury,
signifying nothing,
if you ask me.

Go to university yourself?

Yeah, I've been.

So, why are you working here?

Just lucky, I guess.

(LAUGHS) Okay.

Police, love.
Do you work here?

Uh... Part-time, yeah.

Were you working
Saturday night?

Um, no, I, um...
I had a touch of flu.

So, just to get
this clear, Jamie,

Hayley mouthed off at you
and you gave her some back.

Yeah. I'm not proud of it,

but, you know,
I was just trying to help
her.

So why did you
tell DC Templeton
it was no big deal?

I don't know. Probably just
didn't think of
it when he asked.

Thank you.

We got footage
from this camera?

Yeah, but it
didn't give us anything.

-Does it cover
the cellar doors?
-Yes, sir.

So, why did Jamie Morden
tell us
the truth but lie to Kev?

And the barmaid's
scared of something.

Get her address for me, Win.

But do it without
Morden finding out.

Kevin Templeton's murderer.

The dead girl's father.

You think Geoff
Daniels killed Kevin?

Dr Waring's postmortem report.

The attack on Kev
was characterised by rage.

Geoff Daniels was released
on bail eight hours
before Kev was killed.

He goes back into the alleys,

he sees Kev
walking toward the young
girl,

kills him in revenge
for killing his daughter.

I'll go and talk to him. Win.

GEOFF: That car's brand new.

They scratch it,
you pay, okay?

BANKS: Right now,
that's the least
of your worries.

Where were you Friday night?

Here, of course.

It's a condition of my bail.

Okay.

I nipped out for a quick one
at the Railway round 10:00.

Are you honestly telling me
that's what all
you lot are here for?

No wonder
there's girls out there
getting raped and killed.

What time did you get back?

Around 12:30.

Bit more than just
a quick one, then.

Yeah, well,

I spent a lot of
the week shut indoors.

WINSOME: Sir.

Found this in his boot.

The receipt's dated
the same day he
attacked Randall.

It's for duct tape
and a hunting knife.

There's no sign of the knife.

(SIGHS)

RYDELL:
Dr Waring, could a knife
identical to this one

have inflicted the wound
that killed DC Templeton?

It's not evidence.
We bought it 10 minutes ago.

Possibly.

Is it compatible enough
to be admissible as evidence?

Yes.

Right.

Alan, charge Geoff Daniels
with the murder
of Kevin Templeton.

Why'd you buy the knife,
Geoff?

Come on, I don't think
you murdered anyone.

But there's plenty
of people who do.

All right.

I admit it.

I got it because I wanted to
make Randall pay for
raping my daughter.

None of the crap
you lot hand out.

I mean properly.

But when I got the chance
to avenge her,

I bottled it.

Just gave him a kicking.

So what did you
do with the knife?

I knew I was
never going to use it.

So I chucked it in the river.

You said you
were in the Railway
the night DC Templeton died.

You weren't.

The barmaid in
there knows you.
Said she hasn't seen you...

She can say what
she bloody wants!

You went back to
your girlfriend's.

Geoff, listen to me.

I think I understand.

You just lost your daughter.

You're scared you might lose
access to your other kids

if your wife finds
out where you were.

You can risk going
to prison for murder

or you can face your wife.

You choose.

Is it possible Rydell
pressured you into saying

the hunting knife was
compatible with the wound that
killed Kevin Templeton?

So, you're not only
questioning my opinion,

you're doubting my integrity?

No,
I didn't mean it like that.

I'm just concerned
that an innocent man
may be prosecuted for a murder

he didn't commit.

Are you sure Geoff
Daniels is innocent?

He doesn't have it in him.

Do you think anyone knows
what they have in them?

Somebody raped and murdered
Geoff Daniels' daughter.

Degraded her.
Took her away from him.

Made him feel powerless and
impotent because he
couldn't protect her.

He was a victim
of this crime, too.

If he thought Kevin Templeton
had raped and
murdered his daughter,

don't you think he could have
found it in him?

But to actually
physically cut
someone's throat?

I don't think anyone knows
what they have in them

until something
like this touches them.

Sir, can you sit down?

-Why? What's happened?
-Humour me.

You're Lucy Payne.
I'm going to cut your
throat.

I've had enough
of knife wounds.

Ah, but you're
completely paralysed.
You can't move or talk.

I'm going to do
the minimum necessary
to kill you, right?

But, stand up, you're Kev.

Try to pretend you're
a physically fit
cop in your prime.

Ha, ha.

Now, I'm on my tip-toes
and I use all
my strength, see?

No need for two killers.

One killer, two different
wounds, because the victims
were so different.

If you've got a problem,
Annie,
just say so.

I think Dr Waring jumped to
unjustified conclusions just
to impress you.

Because you're the boss.

KEN: DI Les Holt for you.

Open case,
18 years ago, Scarborough.

Did he send the file?

He's brought it.
He's downstairs.

What's he come here for?

-DI Holt?
-Yes.

Les, please.

Right, so you think my case is

connected to this.

Every police officer has one
case that won't let
them go, don't they?

I think that
mine has a lot to do
with the murder of Lucy Payne.

Okay.

It's quite a tale.

I was hoping I could tell you
over a pint.

Right.

Scarborough. 18 years ago.

Four young women raped
and badly cut up.

Three dead.

One raped and cut
as badly as the others,

but by some miracle survived.

And the connection is?

Well, a few years
after the first attack,

we found a man murdered
down by the beach.

His name was Greg Eastcote.

When we searched his flat,

we found four locks of hair
pinned to a card.

One of the locks of hair
belonged to
the girl who survived.

Her name was Kirsten Farrow.

Well,
couldn't she identify him?

Ah, see, this is where
it gets interesting.

After she was attacked,
when we
interviewed Kirsten Farrow,

she couldn't remember a thing
about the man or
the attack at all.

Repressed memories,
we were told.

And you didn't believe her?

I had my doubts.

When Greg Eastcote was killed,
we looked for Kirsten Farrow

to see if seeing his face
might jog her memory.

-And did it?
-We never got
the chance to find out.

We looked, but it was like
she'd vanished off
the face of the Earth.

So, how does that
relate to my case?

Greg Eastcote had his throat
cut with surgical blade.

I think Kirsten Farrow
knew he raped her,

and she would have known
how to slit Eastcote's
throat.

She was a medical student
at the time. Very bright.
Very bright future.

The rapist cut her here,

between her legs.

Lots of scarring.

Lots of stitching.

The doctor who
had examined her
said the damage was so bad

that she'd never be
able to have sex again.

Or children.

Greg Eastcote raped
and murdered young women.

Lucy Payne was complicit
in the rape and
murder of young women.

Kev could have been mistaken

for the person who raped
and murdered Hayley Daniels.

The alley was dark,
poorly lit. They all had
their throats cut.

All in significant places.
Someone is trying
to make a point.

I think Kirsten Farrow
killed them out of revenge,

because Greg Eastcote
raped her and
tried to murder her.

Ken, your idea
about tracking down the people

that knew Lucy
Payne's real identity...

I'm just doing
Mapston Hall, sir.

Have you checked out the
people that treated Lucy
after
she was attacked?

Doctors have access to files.

Kirsten Farrow was
a medical student.

It's good work, Annie.

Sir,
there's no criminal history
on the barman Jamie Morden.

But there was a lot of
police
involvement with the family,

when he was a kid.

-Oh, yeah?
-Yeah, the dad was
in and out of court

dozens of times
for assaulting Morden's mum.

But the mum always withdrew
the allegations,

even though
it was her who
called the police.

I love working in the pub.
Jamie's great.

Well, most of the time he is.

And the other times?

Well, it can get a bit
annoying when his dad
calls from Florida.

Why does his dad
call from Florida?

I think he's retired there.

And what does he call
Jamie at the pub for?

Jamie's dad owns the place.

He calls every night to check
the takings.

Look,
I shouldn't be saying this.
It's nothing, really.

Well, you said
Jamie can get annoying
before his dad calls.

No, not...
Not really. I mean...

If we're behind on the
takings, he can get irate
when his dad calls,

but honestly, Jamie's fine.

Does he get abusive?

No. I mean, he get bossy
but anyone would
be with their boss

breathing down their neck,
wouldn't they?

So, why were you scared
when you saw us in the pub?

I wasn't.

Listen.

Whatever trouble
you think you're in,

I can help you
if you tell me
what's going on.

(SIGHS)

A year ago,
I went
travelling round France.

Jamie asked me to bring some
cigs back for him
to sell in the pub.

I said no, but he just kept
going on at me.

So I did it.

-Thought that
would be the end of it.
-But?

Every couple of months,

I have to drive
over on the ferry
and get him some more.

What do you mean, you have to?

Jamie tells me to.

BANKS: What would
he do if you didn't?

Hi. Thanks for coming.

I have a new suspect for
Hayley Daniels'
rape and murder.

Jamie Morden,
but I've got no evidence,
so...

I want to know
what I should be looking for.

The trauma unit
I worked in dealt
with face and spinal
injuries.

But you have an insight.

Not really.
Some of the patients
had been raped.

I think you're being modest.

So, I was thinking, if Jamie
had been beaten by his dad,

is it possible that he might
hate his mum

for not standing up
to his dad in court?

I think he'd hate his mum
for reporting his
dad to the police.

I don't understand.
It was the dad
who was abusive.

Yeah,
but isn't that how it works?

Jamie would have been
terrified of his dad,

but would at
the same time identify
with him as an image of power.

So he might hate the mum
for betraying that?

Acting out his rage at her
by raping other women.

And the only way
he'd know how to
feel like a man

would be by imitating his dad.

Classic psychopathology
of the rapist.

Thank you.

Alan.

It's good to see you.

And you.

Jamie's background.

The way he
controlled the barmaid.

Now, his takings were down,
he's feeling like a little
kid

because he's about to be
bollocked by his dad,

and that's when
Hayley lays into him.

He has to reassert control.

Yes,
sir, that's his motivation,

but he couldn't have got out
of the pub without being seen.

Both exits are
covered by CCTV.

Win,

how does he get his
illicit fags in there
without
being seen by cameras?

Get support down here
to cover the alleys.

Let's flush him out.

JAMIE: One second, mate.

You're becoming
quite a regular.
What can I get you?

You've been allowing people
to deal drugs in here.

Oh, Stuart Kinsey
told you that, did he?

We're going to have
to close the pub down.

-And we had to
let your dad know.
-Yeah, what did he say?

Has he not called you?

He's not too happy about it,

but you can talk
to him yourself.

He flew in this morning.
He's on his way
to the station.

I'll give you a lift,
if you like.

Yeah, yes.

Right.

(SIRENS APPROACHING)

(GRUNTS)

(SOBBING)

Pity you didn't shed any
tears
for Hayley.

You're under
arrest for the rape
and murder of Hayley Daniels.

You do not have
to say anything,
but it may harm your defence

if you do not
mention when questioned

something you may
later rely on in court.

Geoff Daniels
didn't kill DC Templeton.

His alibi just walked in
and is sitting downstairs.

DC Templeton's murder
should have been
yours from the start.

(SIGHS)

Thank you. Thank you.

Dad?

DONNA: Geoff?

Ken?

Does Kev's wound
look different in
these two photos?

Yeah.

How could that happen?

DS Cabbot.

I'm sorry I
doubted your conclusions,

but I think they were
based on faulty evidence.

How do you mean?

Well, this is the
crime scene photo of Kev.

This one was taken right here
at the mortuary.

I think
the wounds look different.
What do you think?

I mean, is it possible

that the wound could somehow
have been damaged

when the body was removed
from the crime scene?

I've seen it happen.

Thank you for bringing
it to my attention, DS
Cabbot.

Annie, please.

-Ken?
-Boss.

Heard you caught
Hayley Daniels' killer.
Well done.

Thanks. Where's Annie?

-Went to the mortuary.
-Yeah? What for?

There's a discrepancy between

the crime scene photo
of Kev and the mortuary photo.

Did you find out who treated
Lucy Payne after
she was attacked?

Yeah, there we two of them,
sir, both male, in their 60s.

Nothing
suspicious about either.

But she was also taken to
a specialist trauma unit

for the damage to her spine.

So, the wound that killed Kev

could have been inflicted by
the same person that
killed Lucy Payne.

Let's not jump to conclusions.

I believe they
were both killed
by the same person.

A woman named Kirsten Farrow.

Eighteen years ago,
she was raped
and nearly killed

by a man named Greg Eastcote.

I think she cut
Eastcote's throat

and now she's done the same
to Lucy Payne.

Why would she do that?

I'm not certain.
I think it started as
revenge

and became some
sort of crusade.

Well, I hope you find her.

Are you close?

No, she seems to
have disappeared.

So what do you know about her?

She was an outstanding
medical student.

After the rape,
she told the police

that she couldn't remember
anything about it.

-You don't believe that?
-No.

I think I understand that

after Eastcote attacked her,
she would have felt dirty,

worthless,

ashamed,
alone with it, forever.

You don't forget
something like that.

You've been raped.

Yeah.

Yeah, I have.

Um...

I've never told anyone that.

I'm so sorry.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I am.

Thinking about
Kirsten Farrow...

I don't think I can help you.

I think I understand

her rage,
her need for vengeance.

What happened to me

was nothing in comparison.

Eastcote cut her repeatedly,

mutilating her so she could
never have children.

Always hiding.

But how could
she bring herself
to actually do it?

Destroy her own
life by killing him?

Don't you think her life
was already destroyed?

You know why she killed him!

To make him pay.

But what about Lucy Payne?
She couldn't even...

She could remember!

That's what they do!
You must know that!

They relive every moment!
Every thrust, every cut!

How could anyone let her live?

If Kirsten

was driven to
murdering three people,

could she also have somehow

got to the evidence,

altered
the wound on Kev's body

so we didn't suspect her?

You understand, don't you?

I did it for you.

And for every other victim
who didn't dare.

-You know why it
had to be done.
-No.

BANKS:
You killed our friend Kevin.

You murdered an innocent man
to feed your vengeance.

I thought he was the one
who raped Hayley!

Wrong!

He was there to bring
Hayley's killer to justice.

To stop them from killing
again and again.
And that's the difference.

Justice tries to
stop the killing.

Vengeance,

the killing never ends.

Look after yourself.

No. No!

Kirsten!

Help!

(BLOOD POURING ONTO FLOOR)

Oh...

You did well in there, Annie.

Right. Thanks.

Why have you
never mentioned it?

What?

You use what you can, Alan.

I made it up.

(CHOKED SOB)