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[sirens blaring]

[upbeat music]

- [party goers laughing] - [upbeat music]

[Hannah and Amber laughing]

Oh, it's cheaper than what Alton Towers it is.

Barely.

Oh, we should have stayed longer.

I think he liked you.

Who?

Steve.

The tall one.

Everyone's tall to me.

Whispy little beard.

Baby Satan?

[Amber laughing]

[laughs] No one ever dreamed

of waking up next to a software engineer.

[girls laughing]

It's fine, Tar.

Don't be daft, it's really late and anyway it's not far.

If I stay in here any longer I'll choke.

Stop fussing.

Aww.

[girls laughing]

I'll walk with you.

In those shoes, it'll take half the night, get in the cab.

Go, shoo.

[girls laughing]

Right.

Love you.

Go.

[mellow music]

[Zoe sobbing]

[Zoe] Help me, please.

- [mellow music] - [Zoe sobbing]

[Hannah] Hello?

Oh, please, please help.

What's wrong?

Oh [sobs].

Oh [sobs].

Zoe?

Oh shit, Hannah.

Hannah, get out of here,

Hannah, get out of here.

Go, go, go, go.

[Robber] Bag and phone bitch.

I know her.

[Robber] I said give me your things.

I know her.

[robber wailing]

Screw you.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Go Hannah, go.

- [tense music] - [robber and Zoe scuffling]

Help!

Help!

[Zoe] Let her go.

Get away.

- [bat clambering] - [robber wailing]

Please, somebody help.

No.

[Zoe panting]

[Zoe groaning]

No!

- [robber wailing] - [bat crashing]

[tense music]

[Hannah groaning]

[bat rattling]

[tense music]

[Zoe breathing heavily]

[sirens blaring]

[tense music]

[Radio] Bravo Oscar 12,

please attend an incident at Burgman's Play Park.

Bravo Oscar 12.

Bravo Oscar 12, receiving.

[Radio] Serious assault confirmed at the location,

suspect has not been apprehended.

Understood, on my way.

- [sirens blaring] - [mellow music]

You can't come through this way.

I said you can't be here.

I saw it happen.

I saw him kill her.

[suspenseful music]

[mellow music]

Shit, there, emergency.

- Where? - Camera seven.

It's hot guy.

It's amazing the excuses you'll find

to get out of doing something.

So I've got a good imagination, sue me.

Come to mama.

You are really creepy.

What's he saying?

- Does it matter? - Yeah.

Last week it looked like he was

having trouble with his girlfriend,

if they're gonna split, I need to know asap.

What is the use in being diversity highs

if we don't abuse our superpowers?

I wish you'd sit on the ear that I can't hear out of.

My destiny's in your hands, lip read now.

- Wow. - What?

He says he's finished his girlfriend.

You're shitting me.

And that he'd rather be with a woman

that does literally nothing useful when she's at work.

I think you have a chance.

You're a dick, you know that?

What'd he really say?

That he's going to the gym

and then to drink a protein shake.

Classic hot guy.

- [tense music] - [Zoe] Hannah, get out.

Hannah.

Hannah, are you all right?

I've gotta go.

[tense music]

It'll be all right.

Nothing about this is all right.

I shouldn't have come,

it's supposed to be for close friends and family.

She was your friend too.

Zoe's dad's looking at me.

It wasn't your fault.

You sure about that?

[Amber] Mom is in her element.

Of course.

When I suggested it

I thought this would be a nice way to remember Zoe.

Only mom would turn a memorial

into a canvassing opportunity.

He's got some nerves showing up here.

It's a bloody insult.

His so-called Investigation's

been a joke from start to finish.

Mom reckons he's just counting his days til this pension,

I bet he's not even trying to catch Zoe's killer.

I looked him up, found some local news stories

from when he was down in South London.

[Amber] And?

They called him Detective Inspector.

A typo?

No, he was a high flyer, but the Met demoted him,

I couldn't find out why.

Ladies.

Thanks for coming.

I just wanted to pay my respects.

Any progress actually,

you do know he's still on the loose, don't you?

We're doing what we can with the evidence that we have,

but so far we've got nothing concrete.

Well, guess we can all sleep safely in our beds

knowing that you're all over this.

Give me a break, eh?

Why?

If you let this sort of thing go unpunished,

then it looks bad for us,

which makes you my problem.

I think I better get things started, good to see you Tony.

You don't have to be so mean to him.

Why can't they give us

someone more competence to liaise with?

Like the work experience kid.

Everyone, can I have your attention please?

Thank you all for coming.

It's been one year since the tragic death

of Zoe Mason in this very spot.

As a mother myself,

I can't begin to imagine what her parents,

Richard and Natalie have been through.

We can't bring Zoe back, but as leader of the council,

I have worked flat out to make sure

that a decent security system is up and running

across the whole of the Hawthorne estate.

I genuinely believe that the extensive CCTV

we have installed is our best chance

of making sure nothing like this ever happens again.

She should just get on her knees

and beg people to vote for her.

[Lou] Today is about Zoe.

[Amber] Be more honest.

And I hope that we can all share our memories of her,

as some of her school friends are here,

including my own daughter, Amber.

What happened was a tragedy,

but we mustn't let that cloud our memories

of what a special young woman Zoe was.

Richard, Natalie.

- [tense music] - [swing squeaking]

- [Zoe wailing] - [bat clambering]

[mellow music]

[officers laughing]

All right lads?

[mellow music]

[dog barking]

Move out the way you little shit,

Dolly, move this dog before I cook it.

He's just being friendly.

I need to get to work.

But he's happy there.

I know you're my cleaner,

but you don't need to bring wolf with you every time.

He doesn't exactly contribute much

except from getting hair over everything.

Oh, don't listen to the nasty lady.

Come here, here we go, come on.

Dolly.

You know how you're the nosiest person on the planet?

I don't know what you mean.

You must hear stuff at that cafe,

do you know anything about Tony Warden, the copper?

Why?

There was someone else there that night,

they saw what happened and I told him,

but he never followed up.

I wanna know if he's bent or just shit at his job.

Does it make a difference?

To me it does.

Do you know why he left the Met?

How would I know?

But a little bird did tell me he's been put out to pasture,

that's why he moved up here,

no other sod wanted him around.

Why, what did he do?

If you find out, let me know.

[Dolly chuckling]

Lou.

[Lou] Have you got a minute?

What are you doing here?

Just checking in,

making sure you're getting maximum exposure

for all your good work.

Maximum exposure for your reelection campaign, you mean?

No, I think we all get the message,

you're a self-made business woman

who cares deeply about the area she grew up in.

Yeah, it's true.

Just so long as you don't

actually have to live here [laughs].

I wanted to ask you about Amber,

how's she doing?

Why?

Obviously everything with Zoe's affected her,

but she's been even more distant recently,

staying out late.

You mean is she using again?

Well, I guess she's been a bit moody, unreasonable,

so business as usual, I'd say.

Don't joke.

As far as I know she hasn't touched the stuff.

I swear.

Thanks.

Well, I won't keep you.

Are you sure you're all right covering for me?

Of course.

I can stay if you want to,

I know you don't like working nights.

I could use the cash,

you go play it being a wizard or whatever it is you do.

Well, actually I'm an Elvin bard.

Or, as most people call it a virgin.

Which must be hard because you're not bad looking.

He's back again.

He's been hanging around all day.

He creeps me out that smile.

luck of the bloody Irish, I'm saddled with him this evening.

But you're not Irish.

I'm more Irish than you're a bloody elf,

and look how you spend your evenings.

Go have fun at never touch a girl bootcamp.

I will.

[tense music]

[suspenseful music]

[bat rattling]

[tense music]

[Hannah] Control, control.

Hello Control.

[Control] Control.

You have to get someone there right away,

the police have been looking for this man for a year.

[Control] Understood, where are they now?

They're...

They can't be.

He's taken her towards the Birchlin flats where he...

This is happening again.

It's the same place where he attacked me last year.

He's taken her into an alleyway off of Birchlin Square.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no,

this can't be happening.

He's got into an alleyway, it's a blind spot,

none of the cameras cover it.

[Control] Please clarify.

I can't see him.

[Control] I'm dispatching units now.

Where the hell are they?

[Control] Officers are on route.

He could be doing anything to her

while you lot piss around.

[Control] Please moderate your language.

Oh fuck off, the man's a known killer,

he's gonna hurt her.

Is there another exit from the location?

No, it's a dead end, solid walls all round.

Can you describe the man?

He has a coat on, a military style,

it's got the things on the shoulders.

[Control speaks indistinctly]

Yes, and he's wearing a face mask

[Control] So you can't see his actual face?

No, but I probably wouldn't be able to anyway,

these cameras, they're bought with backhanders,

'cause they're a piece of crap at night.

Everyone looks like ghosts.

- [tense music] - Wait, he's come out.

[Control] Is the woman with him?

No, he's alone,

he's heading to the other side of the Birchlin Blocks

towards Sycamore Avenue.

The CCTV isn't up and running there yet.

[Control] Officers report, they're arriving at the scene.

The woman, she's in the bin area to the left of the flats.

[Control] Understood.

What's happening, is she hurt?

[Control] Officers report there's nobody in that location.

There's no one there.

Well, then you can't have looked properly.

[Control] They're absolutely certain the area is deserted.

Where did the woman go?

[Control] I don't know, perhaps you're mistaken.

Oh, you fucking muppets.

[Control speaks indistinctly]

There's trouble brewing, go home.

I know, I called it in.

Lou got me a job at the CCTV Centre,

this man killed Zoe was here.

Are you sure?

He had the same clothes,

and it's the exact place I found him hiding last year.

Look, I know you had a bad experience.

Hold on, and I bet he had a dagger tattoo on his wrist,

it's the same man.

Stop and think about what you're saying.

I'm not imagining things, he was here,

and so he hurt someone else.

Come on.

[tense music]

The woman followed him in here, but she never came out.

[Tony] So where is she?

The bins.

[Tony] What?

I was watching the cameras the entire time

and she didn't leave before your officers arrived,

her body must be in the bins.

Did you find him?

She's in one of these.

There's nothing in there but rubbish.

What about the others?

It's a busy night,

we've got lots of calls to attend to.

What if I'm right and she's still alive?

You're a DS, you don't come out to any call,

you know there's something wrong here.

All right lads, take a look in the bins.

Thank you.

[Tony] Anything for a quiet life.

You have to get right down inside them,

she might be covered up.

If it is him...

Which it isn't.

But if it is, this is your chance to catch him,

make up for letting him get away last year.

I didn't let him go.

Please, it'll take two minutes,

look at the CCTV, you'll see that I'm not imagining this.

He was here.

You heard the woman, get digging.

Bravo Oscar, receiving.

[radio speaking indistinctly]

Understood.

We gotta go,

there's a suspect with a knife on the loose.

Some have a go hero's gone and got himself stabbed.

Did you find anything?

What about this one?

There's nothing in there.

Oh, you've barely looked.

We've got proper police work to do.

Useless bastards.

Go home, it's not safe out here.

[sirens blaring]

[mellow music]

[phone line ringing]

[Amber] Hannah, are you all right?

He came back, the man who killed Zoe.

How'd you know?

I saw him on the cameras, he was by the flats,

I'm there now.

On your own?

[Hannah] Yeah.

For fuck sake Hannah, go home.

I think he's hurt someone else.

[Amber] Who?

I don't know a woman,

I think her body's in the bins,

but it's too high for me to check.

Can you come?

I'm in Leeds.

What?

You remember Jules?

It's her birthday, she lives here now,

so a group of us are going clubbing.

I'm just getting ready.

Shit.

Just go home.

I'll be back tomorrow, I'll come and help then.

All right.

Bye.

[tense music]

[men chuckling]

[mellow music]

Breakfast?

Mm.

Healthy.

That's a bit rich

considering what you serve up in that cafe.

I'm gonna find someone to help with...

Oh shit.

Oh, the body's in there.

Shit.

[button tapping]

Wait, there's a body in there, stop please.

[sirens blaring]

You're not still staring at that?

Don't start giving me grief.

Lips.

Hmm?

Lips, especially if you're gonna start mumbling at me.

Don't give me grief.

You don't look at that when you're off duty as well,

do you?

I can't.

I tried to record it on my phone,

but you can't make out anything.

Well, it's my shift now.

It's all right, I'll stay.

I'm sorry, but I need the money.

You can have the money, just leave me in peace.

[mellow music]

[tense music]

Shit.

[Colin] Here, someone left this for you.

Thanks Colin.

Really?

[Hannah] I've got CCTV evidence.

Not again.

Just come and look at the footage,

then try and tell me there's nothing strange about it.

It's on my list, I'll do it when I get time.

When's that likely to happen?

There's been no new reports of any missing people.

I've got enough proven crimes to investigate

without chasing after phantoms.

Colin, I don't wanna see Miss Quin in this building again,

unless she's in cuffs, is that clear?

We are done here.

A murder?

It's the same man as before,

but bloody DS Warden won't even look at the footage.

Why not?

Oh, he's a useless, washed up has been.

He just keeps going on about

how there's been no new missing persons reports filed.

But the thing is,

I've got proof that something happened.

The woman on the CCTV was wearing that

when she went into the camera's blind spot.

She never came out,

but that was torn up and thrown in one of the bins.

Can you have a word?

Emma's been trying to call you all week.

Well.

Has something happened between you?

No.

She says you won't call her back.

I tried, but she's busy off

at pretty girl college learning how to paint nails,

or whatever it is they do.

She's worried about you.

All right.

I'll call her.

And I'll see if I can find out

why Tony Ward hasn't followed up on this.

Yeah?

[tense music]

Shit.

Why didn't you return any of my messages?

I've been worried sick about you.

I'm sorry.

I don't understand you, Hannah.

You've been pissy with me ever since I got back from Leeds.

I've just had stuff on my mind.

Is this because I didn't

help you root through some bloody bins last week?

I was in Leeds and I'd been drinking,

what was I meant to do?

I don't know, go on a big girl's night out I guess.

So you thought you'd, what, punish me

because I didn't come running?

Yeah, something strange happened

and no one seems to give a shit.

That's not my fault.

No.

But I needed someone to hurt,

and you were available.

For fuck sake.

I'm sorry.

Forget it.

If I was going to give up on you for being a twat,

we'd have fallen out long ago.

I saw him again, I swear.

But everyone's treating me like I'm losing my mind.

Hey.

It's okay.

I believe you.

[mellow music]

[phone line ringing]

[Voicemail] This is voicemail service,

please leave a message after the tone.

[phone beeping]

[Tony exhaling]

I got the letter from your solicitors today.

[exhales] I gave you the house,

why are you doing this?

Come on, Amy, I'm living in a shitty little bedsit,

my pension's gone through the floor since I got demoted.

I don't have the things around me that I once loved.

I don't have you.

Look, we can sort this thing out.

We don't need to talk through solicitors,

it's breaking me.

I'm still the same man that you married.

Call me please.

[mellow music]

I wanna pick your brains.

They don't pay me to sit around gabbing.

Well, then I'll buy 'em a good coffee

then if it'll keep you in business.

We're closed.

That's £2,80.

For lukewarm filter coffee?

Have you seen how much the charge on the high street?

Yeah, but they're...

What?

On the high street.

Huh.

Sit please, just for a minute.

Have you heard anything about the missing woman?

Who do you think I am, Mystic bloody Meg?

Who?

God you're young.

People come in here and they talk.

Yeah, mostly about arthritis and self-service machines.

You're the only one I've heard

squawking on about a missing woman.

Are you sure?

The sort of thing you'd remember, ain't it?

I better get to the shops.

You haven't finished your coffee.

See you tomorrow.

[tense music]

That nosy old cow Dolly Fletcher's on the line,

she said you'd know what it's about.

Should I get rid of her?

What does she want?

She said to tell you it's about Ruby.

Yeah, put her through.

What do you want?

[Dolly] I've had Hannah rabbiting on

about a missing woman, raking up the past.

[Lou] Christ.

[Dolly] What's she playing at?

[Lou] Yeah, I'll deal with it, don't call me again.

[tense music]

- [lift beeping] - [tense music]

[tense music]

[Robber] What the fuck?

Ah.

- [glass smashing] - Ah.

[tense music]

- [Hannah panting] - [tense music]

- [door banging] - [tense music]

[tense music]

Help, help!

Help!

[fire whooshing]

[fire alarm blaring]

[tense music]