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Three British soldiers killed in Iraq this month.

A number of Iraqi civilians...

killed in very appalling circumstances.

British Soldiers firebombed in Iraq

and forced to flee for their lives.

Look down upon your people in their moment of need...

with our American friends in this hour of tragedy.

British soldiers attacked in Basra.

We will stay the course,

we will complete the job in Iraq.

The best thing to do is to talk to your armies.

Sync and Corrected by jiang_wei

Good morning. Welcome to Manchester Cathedral.

And to this special day for Katie and Gregory

Dearly beloved

we are Gathered here in the sight of God ...

and in the face of this congregation.

To join together this man and this woman

in holy Matrimony.

Shut up.

which is an honorable estate

instituted of God himself

and therefore is not by any to be enterprised,

nor taken in hand unadvisedly,

lightly or wantonly.

- 7.20. - Take 8.

- What's this? - It's Northern Irish.

Can't take it.

You can, if you blow in they'll tell you you can't,

but it's legal tender.

- Can't take Irish, mate. - It's not Irish, it's Northern Irish Ulster.

Still can't take it

It's got Sterling on it.

Sorry mate.

Take 7.20, exactly.

It's closed, Kenny.

Compassion?

Yes.

Well, of course.

Compassion but then you feel anything else?

No.

Not even a tiny sense of anticlimax?

No.

Didn't you say to yourself hang on,

hang on. Twin towers first,

then the Pentagon, then plane out in the sky.

Where's your sense of dramatic structure?

They should have been plane out the sky,

then the pentagon, then the twin towers

You're winding me up.

I'm winding you up?

Yes, is it.

Okay, news item suicide bomber kill 10 in Iraq.

Wouldn't you confess to even a slight...

tinge of disappointment,

that not one of them was American,

that they were all Iraqis that died?

Isn't there just a tiny part of you just wants...

the chaos to go on,

and on until they realize they made a huge...

bloody mistake?

Now, please shut up!

Today British Soldiers were firebombed in Iraq,

and forced to scramble for their lives.

I'd often pick up there.

We're at the Garden of Remembrance.

Is that what it is?

Yeah for soldiers killed in North Irish.

Were you over there?

Yeah.

- Yeah, Max killed there. - Sorry

Do they keep it nice?

No, it's closed.

I'm about to sell it off to a development company...

because of no money to maintain it.

Can you turn that radio off, please?

Thank you for your attention.

Well, it is traditional isn't it

that the night before the wedding...

the bride groom gets pissed,

and on the day of the wedding,

the father of the bride gets pissed,

so I'm sorry Robert.

Do you think, Robert,

that your son is worthy of this beautiful young woman,

My gorgeous daughter?

No, of course is the answer.

No man on this planet is worthy of her.

Not even Charles, her first love...

from whose arms we dragged her screaming...

and kicking all the way to Australia.

or

Burnie the Beach bum,

who I think she fell in love with two weeks later,

and skipping back to Manchester and university days,

there was David

who wanted to practice medicine in africa.

And Robbie who was...

determined to sail single-handedly around the world,

and a host of interesting bright ambitious young men.

So why, I asked myself as she ended up with an accountant,

Col Gregory from Grimsby?

- Thanks love - Ta

That'll be 9 pounds, please Mate

-Northern Irish here. - Sheckles if you like.

Cheers. Keep the change. Ta.

Katie, it's dad.

Dad, Dad, can I have a Coke?

A orange juice, son.

Katie it's your mom.

Fitz, I know it's hard

seeing all those young people enjoying themselves,

but please suffer it in silence.

I'm ok.

I'll be back in a minute.

I was watching it, and it was Tony Blair.

And I'm thinking,

this was shot in the 60's, huh, how can that be Tony Blair.

You know who it was?

Bob Monkhouse.

Tony Blair's the illegitimate son of Bob Monkhouse.

So why haven't we been told, eh?

Dad. You okay?

Let's go have a dance.

Sure.

We go to Belfast every year,

And we lay flowers on the spot where they died,

and then the people,

wait for us to go and then move the flowers.

- You still there? - Yes, are you suicidal?

I've got to kill myself.

Because if I don't kill myself,

I'll kill others.

I know i'll kill others.

Mummy! Mummy

You don't want to be in with your brothers, do you?

If I keep your door open, will you sleep on your own?

Nightmare

Say something profound.

Casino

We got James

No no Jimmy's coming with us aren't you, eh?

- Come on ya. - No

Look as soon as we're 200 out, we go home. How's that?

One, we don't drink.

Two, we go for fun and not to do a head in

and three, non negotiable by the way,

you give me your plastic.

Yeah, okay.

You're a cruel woman.

Go on

Let me see you drink up.

Come on mate, we're closed.

Come on. Let's be having you, will ya. Come on

Ladies and gentlemen, bets please.

Anymore?

See how they back the same numbers time after time?

Anniversaries, birthdays

See that guy, right?

Born on the 10th to heroin addicts.

Married in the 14th to some domineering bitch.

Had an uncommonly ugly baby on the 24th,

and then God help him, had an even uglier one the 28th.

So, he backs those numbers,

not out of affection Judith,

he backs them because God owes him one.

because God wouldn't put him through all those years...

of misery for nothing,

And, then one night all these numbers will come up,

and god's great plan is revealed.

What?

Everyone around this table's after money, sure,

but more than that,

they're after some meaning to their lives.

Debacle all night

George Bush to Osama Bin Laden, "Lo-fied."

Osama Bin Laden to?

Jerry Adams.

To Jerry Adams

"You call that terrorism?"

The other day in Iraq my brave boys stopped the man...

they believed was a human bomb,

they opened up with everything they had

Yeah. If there's going to be any killing done here in Iraq,

then by golly, it's gonna be done the American way,

and the British way, of course.

Thank you.

thank you for passing on all that you learned...

about terrorism in Northern Ireland.

Dawn raids, internment,

torture, shoot to kill.

Hey, thanks to you guys,

we've got every Iraqi in the world terrorized.

We get everybody in the world terrorized.

Shot now!

Shot it off!

Now is it any bloody wonder people feels...

justified in bombing us.

Look, I gotta get back.

Yeah, I'll be right back.

We invaded their country because George Bush...

I feel my two countries in my hands.

Seven years in Australia

and they've rebuilt the entire city.

You've been away, then?

Australia.

That was a police station, i went there.

Yeah, a long time ago.

Where's all this money coming from?

Well, a lot of its American.

A lot of its drugs.

The IRA aren't blowing up the Irondale Center.

Hey, Kev, you want proof that the Irish are thick?

That's it, the Irondale Center.

What a shitheap that was.

there

Did you know there were 676 Murders...

in the Last 10 years in Greater Manchester?

We're going home in a week.

Don't even think about it.

Australia home of Skin cancer and skippy.

A Wedding. Guess whose?

Uh, don't know, go on

The daughter of Dr. Edmund Fitzgerald.

-Was he there? -Yep.

- Pissed and obnoxious?

Very.

Okay, come on, let's get to work.

Door man made sure no one left.

Whoever did it is in here?

Ladies and gentlemen

if I could have your attention, please.

My name is Detective Inspector Walters.

There's been a serious incident on this premises.

We need to speak to each of you individually,

and take a brief statement.

You'll be asked for proof of identity

because we might want...

to speak to you again in the near future.

So if you could be patient for a little bit longer,

please.

Thank you.

You okay? It's the thought?

Umm, I'm a diabetic

I thought you could have mercy.

Okay, well all I need now is some ID,

and you can be on your way.

Yeah, sure.

Umm, credit card, business card.

Keep the card, give us a bill.

Thanks very much.

Okay, Mr. Thorpe.

- Do you have any ID, Mr. Thorpe. - Yes

My, my wallets gone.

Listen, i know

I had it when I came because I bought drinks

But my wallets been stolen.

We'll get back to you, Mr. Thorpe.

My brother's a copper.

Then you'll appreciate we have to be thorough Mr. Thorpe.

Please take a seat.

You okay?

I've never felt better.

We all love you, you know.

We all need you.

I know

Oh my god.

It doesn't matter

What?

I knew you'd say that I mean, I knew those exact words...

It doesn't matter.

Tea?

You know not as a younger man....

i used to wake up every morning with a stiffy.

I'm groping here.

for a recollective noun.

An embarrassment of stiffies.

But you get older.

It's not age Fitz.

It's whiskey in profusion and cigarettes in abundance.

1 out of 10 of 4.8 million hits on viagra...

i suspect I'm not alone.

Do you still love me?

Yes.

- Program reaction - No.

I love you, and I'm afraid I'll always love you.

See they're all American companies.

Do you still love me?

I think so.

I'm overwhelmed.

The only time I'm certain is,

when you get hurt,

I really feel it then.

So I have to live my life in constant pain...

to remind you that you love me?

I'd sooner not, if that's not being too selfish.

No.

First time it happened, i blamed you

Blamed you for getting older.

Told myself it would never have happened if i had been...

fondling some young firm flesh.

That was wrong

You coming?

No, give me a minute, will ya?

It stinks in here.

Greater Manchester police

have suffered clear criticism...

for initial handling of the inquiry.

The revelation that the victim,

is a young American from George Bush

home state of Texas

has put the police further under moment.

It's not my fault if one of my men's an idiot, ma'am.

I'm afraid these things get out of hand...

when the press get ahold of them.

Knew about this?

A man steals my ID he shows it to the police,

the police let him go and then detain me.

That would be laughable no matter where it happened,

but when it happens at the scene of a murder...

the mind boggles.

We've got off to a wonderful start haven't we?

Will you open the boot?

- What's wrong? - Coppers are here, cycle the engine.

Won't it help at all a big girl

Ah, this is dear Sally.

Have we met?

I'm sorry to drag him away.

What?

It said, I'd help them out.

It's impossible, I'm afraid.

He's going to spend some time with a granddaughter...

he hasn't seen in two and a half years.

I'll wait in the car.

-Please do. Yeah.

Best of all no caped crusader nonsense...

No grabbing the moral high ground,

you didn't know this man.

You're doing it,

because you'd rather spend time with them...

than with your grandchild.

Yes, yes.

I feel like a mistress.

I'd like one, too.

Killed on the spot?

Yeah.

- No struggle? - No.

- Well, whoever did it...

So it's a soldier, survivor, this martial arts freak yeah.

Yep.

Cubicles?

- Uh, the end one was occupied. - He didn't do it.

There was somebody standing here.

Track three

What makes you say that?

The victim walks in...

there's three urinals empty, you'll pick that one.

You can see better from there...

and if somebody else walks in,

they don't have to walk behind your back.

That's human nature.

But he didn't pick that one,

he picked that one because somebody was already there.

Come in and have a pee.

Huh?

Come in and have a pee.

This is Kelly.

Fitz

Go on

I don't really need one, sir.

Well, pretend.

Why that one?

Should I go to that one there?

No, why that one?

Don't know.

Well, you three to choose from why that one?

It just fills better, boss.

Go on

So somebody's standing there,

could they be the killer?

Maybe. Maybe they had a row.

But then

would the victim have been taken by surprise?

Would the victim have died on the spot?

Whoever was standing there could be the killer,

but was definitely

the last person to see the victim alive.

I've read all your books.

Have you?

It's refreshingly free of jargon.

Refreshingly free of jargon is jargon, of course.

You'll find that things have changed.

You'll be able to talk directly to a suspect, for example.

Really?

And the station's non-smoking.

Oh.

Fraid so.

Dr. Fitzgerald has a theory.

We won't throw all of our resources at it.

It's just one line of inquiry, right?

Good

Go on.

Right,

we're assuming that was somebody already there...

when the victim walked into the toilet.

Could be the wallet thief, and he could be the killer.

In which case

find the wallet thief and we found the murderer,

however,

i suspect it wasn't the wallet thief.

I suspect he was simply the last person,

bar the killer, to see the victim alive.

But he kept quiet about it.

Why?

Because he has something to hide?

Because he just stolen a wallet.

So, our job ladies and gentlemen

is to find a very reluctant witness.

Please get in touch.

We believe this is a very good likeness.

If you know this man, please ring us.

If you are this man, please get in touch,

we think you might have been involved

in some petty crime that night,

but we'll overlook that.

Please, get in touch.

I loved him like my own brother.

I encouraged him to come over, found him a place to live.

I just feel personally responsible for this,

i can't say enough how responsible I feel.

You are not responsible.

We're doing everything we can.

Like what?

We're pursuing several lines of inquiry.

Oh, please I lived here for 10 years.

-I know what pursuing several lines of inquiry means. -Harry

-It means you don't have anything - Harry

We're checking everyone who is there on the night,

and everyone who knew him.

Perhaps.

A total stranger killed my son.

What makes you say that?

Because to know my son was to love him.

I'm sure

You think that's just a grieving mother talking.

No, i don't.

No, somebody hated your son and planned to kill him,

he wouldn't do it in a toilet.

To kill somebody in a toilet

is a spur-of-the-moment thing.

I'm certain it was a total stranger.

You won't believe how comforting that is.

Anything new?

I checked the records of everyone

in the club that night.

All minor stuff, apart from the barman.

G.B.H.

Pick him up.

He didn't do it.

We'll then we'll let him go after 24 hours.

Something to feed the media, isn't it?

Grow up for God's sake.

I got the red-eye to Heathrow,

and I had to wait around for...

four hours for the connection to Manchester,

oh it was some goddamn towel

head getting searched holding everything up...

and i almost said shoot the asshole.

Yeah, yeah, that's right. Yeah

No, she's alright.

Look Tom, I want you to call British home office.

No, no ask about the case.

A wellconnected American citizen has been murdered.

That's right, yeah.

Donna with these people I think it's necessary.

That's right Tom, yeah, let me know.

Yeah, listen Tom. I'm going to call you later

We can manage.

No it's okay, I, I can help.

Well, we shouldn't keep them waiting.

They're cops, all they do is sit around and wait.

Harry

Cop shades.

I'll call you.

Yeah, I'm right here.

But this is not the NYPD,

this is the Greater Manchester Police Force,

and they're not exactly competent.

It's exactly what they say when they

when they don't know what to do.

Yeah, they,

they said they're doing everything they can, all that.

Look nevermind. Stop! Stop!

Could you enter my code please? 6327.

I already did that today.

I already told them that.

Hey, hey!

What?

My bags.

Laurel and Hardy

Three tours of duty at Northern Ireland.

We knew where all the gunmen lived.

We want you to go in there and take them out...

or we tell them now.

So three tours with one arm tied behind our back.

But as soon as a few Americans get here they do that.

Destroy everything.

Men

Women, children.

Its three o'clock.

Please see someone.

You, you must check your window in back, it's broken.

A bird has flown through it.

Alright, I'll look into it.

Thank you for letting me know, Norman...

Thanks a lot.

Oh, poor thing.

Poor thing? It's costing me money.

Get yourself a drink

You?

Scotch.

Hey, Julie,

I need you to get me a glazer.

A wood pigeon has flown through my window.

Yeah, that'd be fine.

Alright, thanks.

Bye.

Cheers.

Come on, then.

Do we have enough time to be here?

We can see again in slow motion

how he had device with the flames on missiles...

from the crime just to get through the heart

Who are you?

You don't recognize me?

Stan Laurel or Oliver Hardy

I'm not sure which.

What do you want?

Where's she going now?

The lady in the shower

Back to her husband?

Well, I'm sure

you'll appreciate the fight you allowed her to watch...

Get you out of my house!

That's what soldiers dread most.

We're always serving our country...

and people like you are sniffing out our wives.

Now

I'm gonna let you go

but I warn you, struggling is useless. Right?

Right

What do you want?

I want revenge for every British Soldier...

killed in Northern Ireland.

- So? - So

I'm here. - I've never been to Northern Ireland.

Course not.

You're too frightened.

Too many bombs going off right?

You're right.

Yeah.

Bombs bought with American dollars.

Every bullet,

that hit every British soldier

bought with American dollars.

Every bomb bought with American dollars, every...

You're not listening?

I am.

No, you're looking for a means of escape.

Helen

You've funded terrorism for years.

Then hallelujah!

You get what's coming to you

9/11

And, suddenly you don't like Terrorism one little bit.

I call that hypocrisy.

Get out!

I can kill from this distance.

I can look into a man's eyes,

see his life drain out.

So un-American.

Because Americans like to kill from 30,000 feet.

I'll shoot you!

I've been in this house for hours.

I got money.

You kill from 30,000 feet or from ships miles out at sea

Why?

Is it because if you looked into a man's eyes...

your humanity would stop me from killing him, hmm?

Is it humanity or is it just cowardice?

I got a lot of money.

You're happy to kill when you're safe and sound,

But if there's any chance you get hurt, hmmm?

America, land of hypocrites and cowards.

No, I got a wife and kids.

Well

under the circumstances,

what with the lady in the shower, etc.

Who's that man?

Harry

Harry

Harry?

Is he ready?

Just about.

What's he drive?

He's always pissed.

No.

Sorry?

I don't drive him to it.

He just likes getting pissed.

- Hello. - Hey.

Bye.

I'll uh, I'll see you later.

She's holding something back

Helen.

Who are you?

My name is Fitz. I'm a psychologist

There's nothing wrong with me.

Oh, if I could get a Pound every time I heard that.

Nothing whatsoever.

They think you're holding something back.

I went for a shower,

I came back,

and I found him dead.

I heard nothing, i saw nothing.

I can't help you.

He was married.

Could you put that out, please.

Wife and kids in New York.

It's says no smoking.

Poor woman the shock...

and grief of losing her husband tainted,

because he was banging you...

just a few minutes before he died.

There's no way you'd tell her.

You married?

You know I'm married.

Yes, to...

Stephen, a lawyer.

Yes.

Good lifestyle?

Yeah.

Shame to blow it all for an afternoon romp.

And, no, I'm not bluffing this time.

You think if you can convince them...

that you don't know anything...

they'll leave me alone and Stephen won't find out.

So,

I'm going to tell your husband,

and then you won't have to lie anymore.

I heard nothing, I saw nothing.

And your husband will say, "Why Fitz, why did she do it?"

Because she was bored, Stephen,

I'll say. She went to that other man,

she came home, got into your bed,

screwed her eyes up really tight...

so she could imagine that you Stephen

were the other bloke.

Just to spice things up a little that's all

How do you suppose he's going to react?

He might be surprised how you are,

it's a bit of a turn on, you see.

You're sick.

If I had a pound for every time I heard that one, as well.

I heard nothing, I saw nothing.

Sorry, did you want to speak to him first?

I saw a man walking away from the house.

Wrong number.

She's all yours.

I only saw his back.

Straight brown hair.

He held himself straight.

Swung his arms as he walked.

Well, we know he's clever.

Very clever.

That business with the wood pigeons, clever

So we know he's young-ish. He's fit.

He's trained to kill,

and he lives in a house...

with French windows looking out onto a garden.

Possibly.

Was he killed by the same man?

We think so.

Why?

We don't know that yet.

We could offer you some help.

Counseling?

Yes.

No. Thank you.

You're bound to feel vulnerable, Mrs. Molloy,

so I'm leaving a policeman outside your door.

Wherever you go, he goes.

Is that okay?

Yes,

I'll be in touch.

Yeah.

Make sure she comes to no harm.

Bye, boss.

"Granma, what big eyes you've got,"

said little red riding hood. "

"All the better to see with, my dear."

"And, grandma what big teeth you've got?

"All the better to eat you with."

It's only till I've put the police in the right path.

They won't interfere with our plans at all.

I promise.

Remember that picture from Abu Gharib, Fitz?

the little white woman

with big Iraqi man on a tight leash?

Why was that picture flashed all over the world...

They had dozens.

So, why that one?

Because, Fitz,

and God forgive me,

it was sexy.

Every woman's wish fulfillment.

The us and British Forces

claimed to be focusing their efforts on attacking...

insurgents evidence on the ground

points to significant Civilian casualties...

the overstretch local emergency services...

are a breaking point and frequently strokes again, sir

Would you like a drink?

Yeah.

Tea?, Coffee?, or?...

Scotch?, Brandy?, Vodka?, Gin?

Vodka, I'm on duty.

Thanks.

Jean

Okay.

Reminds me I'm not alone,

other people are suffering, too.

Do you have children?

Three.

How old are they?

Seven, nine and ten.

How lovely.

Yeah.

Do you like your job?

No.

Why not?

I sold drugs, Mrs. Molloy.

Jean

A little-known side effect of your war on terror.

Manchester awash with heroin.

See, The Taliban put a stop to it, you see.

But, they've gone now.

Normal business resumed.

I didn't know that.

No.

How long have you been a policeman?

Six years.

And before that?

Soldier.

Have you ever killed anyone?

Where?

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

He killed them?

I don't know.

Because they were Americans?

Possibly.

My son was an American,

Not in that way.

He was a New Yorker.

He hated Bush.

He hated the war in Iraq.

He hated all this born-again Christianity.

I know so few Americans,

who are American in that way.

It was Northern Ireland.

You asked me where I killed.

That's where I killed.

Northern Ireland.

The Troubles?

We don't call them Troubles.

Troubles is leprechauns,

shamrocks and Danny Boy...

filling buckets full of dollars for the boys...

back home standing up to those nasty Brits.

I'm sorry. I didn't mean...

Would you like another drink?

It was war, Mrs. Malloy.

I just need more vodka.

Excuse me.

Kenny.

Taking over, mate.

Okay.

Take care Kenny. Evening Constable.

Hey!

Come back!

You can keep your barrier reef,

and kangaroos,

and your digeridoos.

This is life!

Yeah, yeah, we got him.

He's just coming over the canal.

He's just cming to Prince's Street there.

Remember me?

Now don't even think about stopping.

Get out.

You lost him?

I lost him.

You lost him?

You see which way?

No.

DS Saleh?

You on the murder in the comedy club?

Yes sir.

I'm the man you've been looking for.

And i bumped into a guy on his way in.

Can you give me a name, please sir?

No.

I've seen him since though.

Discovered what he does for a living.

What does he do?

What's it worth?

Sorry?

What's in it for me?

We can't offer inducements, sir,

it would prejudice the case.

We can't give you money.

Then tough.

We've reason to believe that you're dependent

on alcohol or drugs.

Alcohol or drugs.

Heroin.

We can help you with that.

If you want to help me you can give me the money...

to buy this stuff.

We can help you come off.

Bye bye

We need to know you're telling the truth.

Who are you?

Listen, if you don't come forward, your feet won't touch.

Who is this?

I'm DI Walters, and I can promise you five years if...

you don't come forward!

Bye bye.

Mobile.

Number?

On it.

Taped?

Yeah.

Good.

Mobile owner, Mrs. Pamela Gordon.

Reported stolen about an hour ago.

Bank snatch, Church Street.

That's the guy we chased.

What are you doing?

Chased the thief.

And lost him!

-Yeah. - Yeah!

The man we've been looking for,

the man who saw our killer,

you pair of pricks!

I am extremely disappointed!

Tosser.

He robbed on this road here.

And, he ran all the way to here,

he disappeared

here.

Kenny, he couldn't have doubled backed on you?

No boss, no.

Okay, so we'll assume he lives somehere here,

or knows someone who lives here, right?

So, we do house to house here,

We put cars in here, and we find him.

I want you all to look at the CCTV catch,

look at the photo done by Picasso here,

and we find this man.

Why can't I kill myself?

I've been brave under fire.

But you're brave under fire because you want to live.

You've every chance of living.

I'd play Russian Roulette,

but there's five chances out of six of living.

But suicide,

certain death.

A few days?

Well, just until we make an arrest.

Our flight's tomorrow night.

They'll refund the money.

It's not the money.

I'm in work. James is in school.

We'll find work, it's only midday in Oz.

Fitz, we're going home tomorrow night.

This is home.

This is Maria and Mark home.

You can't afford a home in this bloody country.

I mean this one made me like,

tight around the year for 10 years.

So, all that matters now right is.

If you're lucky enough to to buy a house at the right time,

you're fine.

And, if you aren't lucky enough, you're finished.

Welcome to England.

There's something up my sleeve, just in case.

you know what I mean?

Just in case if you try something, you know what I mean?

I know what you mean.

There was five pounds forty-two pence in that bag.

I must get two years for five pounds forty-two.

It's all plastic, man, everything's plastic,

and how can I use a woman's plastic?

You should write to your MP, mate.

Don't even think about it.

I'll use this, right.

I'll use this.

Come here.

What you want?

You cut my rib.

What are you on?

Done a bit of whiz.

Done a bit of whiz, but now I need some smack

Let's get some smack

I need some money.

I'm not giving you any money, mate.

You wanna bet?

No money and I go straight in there, mate.

I got straight in there...

and tell them everything I know.

I know what you're thinking.

I've worked all this out, i know what you're thinking.

I'll do this once and I'll come back again and again,

but I won't, right, i won't.

I want a one-off payment.

Five Grand.

A one-off payment and that will sort me out.

I can get a bit of gear. A little bit of dealing.

I won't need to come back to you, right...

I won't.

Right.

- Yeah? - Yeah. Where?

Don't even think about doing it,

To be opened in the event of my death.

-You think... - All right, one of those...

Where?

Eight o'clock tonight. The Navigation.

Alright. Okay,

Your mobile number?

I might want to change the venue.

If it's not busy, you won't be meeting me.

I want lots of people around me, you know what I mean?

Don't forget about my letter.

Anything happens to me, you're finished.

I feel a tremendous sense of mission,

and purpose for Iraqis achieving liberty.

People subjected to the most appalling brutality.

We are an ally of the United States,

because we believe

in fucking this war against terrorism.

We will not yield.

Lieutenant.

This witness saw the killer's face.

He, he , he...

knows what the killer does for a living.

But, if he doesn't come forward?

We find him.

And if you don't find him?

We will.

If you don't find him, you've got nothing.

Can I tell Mrs. Molloy what we've been thinking about?

Tell her.

Right.

We know he lives locally, so that's say a million people.

But, we know he's been trained to kill,

so he's either a soldier an ex-soldier or...

a martial arts man.

And there are only 8,000 such people who live locally

We also know he lives in suburbia or at least,

a house with a garden.

That takes us down to 3000

We know that he's young, and he's strong,

So, if we omit anybody over 40,

the number comes down again to 1,500.

Crucially, you can tell what he does for a living...

by the way he dresses.

Uniform.

Overalls. That again takes a number down...

to 300.

Also, we have a witness,

who says that he's got short brown hair,

Which cuts the number right down...

to 100.

Mrs. Molloy there are only 100 men...

in the whole of Manchester,

who could possibly have killed your son.

And we will interview every single one of them,

and we will definitely catch this man.

Thank you.

Well done.

Thank you, Ma'am.

Can I speak to Kenny Archer for five minutes?

So, had a bit of a do few years back.

I was the first on the scene of a road accident...

A bad one.

Anybody would have a bit of a do.

Well?

It is unofficial as you know.

Nothing written down.

You on any medication?

No.

Have you had investigations?

Yeah.

There's nothing wrong with me.

Nothing physical.

Still get the flashbacks?

Yeah.

Ireland?

Ulster.

Ulster.

Wanna describe them to me?

No

I really can help.

No.

Belfast.

Derry.

You're standing there, a squaddie,

facing a gang of screaming women.

"Go home you British bastard, go home!"

They're so over-the-top. You're thinking:

Because I had an agenda here,

one or two of these fancy me.

They're flaunting themselves.

I'll get one of those on her own.

the woman with the gypsy eyes,

i'll slip her one.

I've got something here for you woman.

Then a few weeks go by,

and you realize she doesn't fancy you at all.

And, the hatred's absolutely genuine.

That old gypsy eyes is screamin' at you again,

and you're thinking:

I've got someting here for you wonan,

it not your dick anymore...

It's a bullet.

"I'll give you something to scream about, you Irish bitch."

Yeah?

Empathy established.

Sorry?

Step one: Show the patient you understand.

Look.

I've been through all this before,

with shrinks in the army,

and they were no help either, so...

it's all the same with you. I think I'll leave.

Did you lose mates?

You know I lost mates.

Do you want to talk about it?

I'll help you with it.

We were moving up a street,

and the women had been out shouting there was a sniper.

Always doing that. Always trying to put the shit up us.

There's me on one side,

Jody and Lee on the other.

An American film,

how they won the war for us.

Some kids want sweets.

Hey.

What's your name?

My name is Kenny, what's your names?

Lisa, Monique.

I tell you what, there's a soldier over there,

he's got some sweets.

Oh, okay. Thanks Kenny.

Bye. Bye Kenny.

And Jordy saw pram, so he went to it.

And we always did that.

Got among the kids, the sniper wouldn't shoot then.

The pram was empty, so what?

The sniper wouldn't know it was empty.

A shot. Jordy went down.

Lee got there.

The cell.

And I know what Lee's thinking.

The pram outside an open front door...

he's thinking that the people in that house

are in on this.

And, I know

that he's gonna go through that door,

and I know it's gotta be booby-trapped,

but

he's in there before I can shout.

Why?

Why is that always?

I mean it's not the worst, two men there,

i've seen much worse so why is that always?

I tell you what it does to me.

It's the abuse of humanity.

Soldier goes to the pram

because he trusts the humanity of the sniper.

He's not going to shoot where there's a pram.

But the sniper knows this.

He fires,

and he knows exactly

what the soldiers mate's going to do.

His anger is outraged humanity.

I'll make him go straight through that door.

It's the abuse of humanity,

the exploitation of humanity,

to help.

I know what you're doing.

What did you think of 9/11?

What?

What did you think about 9/11?

What's that got to do with this?

Well. What did you think about it?

It was horrific.

Terrific?

Horrific.

Why'd did they make the Twin Towers anyway?

Money. Nothing else, just money.

Never was a target better chosen, eh?

Nah, there were cleaners there Cooks....

Collateral Damage.

Firemen, doormen, cops...

Collateral damage, That's what you're thinking?

I know that's what you're thinking.

Collateral damage, I'll show them collateral damage.

No, i'm thinking it was horrific.

And Bush, what do you think of Bush?

People hate these countries so much,

they fly planes into these buildings.

Anyone else might ask themselves,

Why?

But, Bush just lashes out,

and now even more people hate his country.

Right?

Right?

There's only us two here Kenny.

Nah, come on leave please.

Are you the man we're looking for?

What?

Are you the man we're looking for?

Why would I kill?

Do you want me to answer that?

Yeah.

It'll hurt.

Answer it.

30 years of war in Northern Ireland.

The sniper, the bomber,

a steady drip drip drip of death,

all rendered,

totally irrelevant,

by 9/11.

"It wasn't a war."

That's what they're saying now.

Compared to 9/11, Afghanistan, Iraq,

Northern Ireland was just a bum fight.

So stop being naughty boys.

Kiss and make up '

cause we've got far more important things

to do nowadays.

Totally insignificant.

So what did your mates die for?

Just say you did it.

Just say you did it, Kenny. Three little words:

I did it.

You'll feel relieved, you'll feel so relieved.

I...

would like to leave please.

Give me five minutes, five minutes...

i'll go get something.

Can you give me a name, please?

Nah, I've seen him since though.

Discovered what he does for a living.

What does he do?

I've seen him since.

Discovered what he does for a living.

Yeah.

I want a tape, it used drag thing on this guy,

if you give me a warrant, i'll have him.

Yes!

Good.

Uh, give me a couple of hours. Take Saleh.

Anything else?

Yes, it's not just the urgency in his voice.

He's only just seen him.

Who's the one person in uniform he could have just seen?

The copper who was chasing him.

You expect me to answer that?

You expect me to answer an accusation like that?

I don't

He does.

Okay, if I knew the guy,

why would I chase him?

Have you got French windows that open onto your garden?

I haven't even got a garden, i got a backyard.

Can I go?

Because this guy's playing games with me,

he gets off on this kind of shit.

Go.

Thank you.

You disappointed me.

Well, i'm sorry, but it's him.

I should have realized before but...

Thanks for everything.

Thanks for everything.

-Look, it's heading... - You know the way out.

I should have known,

i know i should have realized before...

Thanks for everything.

Okay.

Give me about five minutes, would ya?

This is your dad's friend

who's come to see about the French window.

Hello

He never mentioned you were coming.

Did he not?

They're a good firm.

Good workers. I would get it, if i were you.

Yeah, no trouble with them.

No.

-What about pigeon? - There was a pigeon, yeah.

Do you three want to go outside

while you wait for your tea?

Go on, then.

Lovely kids.

Thanks.

Oh

The relief when you see an ash tray in the house.

What are you doing?

I'm just waiting for Kenny.

I've got to get the kids tea ready and stuff.

That's okay.

No, i'm sorry, but...

I'm a psychologist.

And why are you telling me that?

Well, i can help.

Does Kenny know you're here?

You're thinking,: Can I trust this man?

Well, you can, i can help him.

I think you better leave.

This is DI Walters.

I'm not available to take your call,

please leave a message.

He lied.

Kenny Archer lied.

Back to the police station, right?

The plane leaves in three hours, Fitz.

If you're not back, we're going without you.

I don't want you to go without me.

I don't either,

because you'll never get there on your own.

Twenty-four hour flight, free booze,

you won't make it alive

I've definitely not been in tears,

but I'm telling you, Fitz.

I'm taking James home with or without you.

You're not staying here...

You miss that flight, you're not staying there,

You are grandad for God's sake,

you're acting like a bloody teenager...

you are grandad.

you know what,

i'm tired of dad's like you, you dickhead.

I have to go.

-Don't put the phone down - I really do have to go.

Don't you dare...

Hello.

Where are ya?

Can't get the money till tomorrow.

Meet me tomorrow 12:00 noon, same place.

Nah, need it now.

Wait.

Wait what?

I'm supposed to

Get off!

It doesn't matter, you're supposed to have been there.

If I don't get it,

you're dead.

No, if you do get it, i'm dead.

Our wallet thief is Adam Miller, 23 Page Walk.

I'm heading there now.

You're not heading there now,

you're waiting for backup.

Where is it?

It's at my girlfriend.

You're a smackhead, you don't have a girlfriend.

Her name's Rachel.

Nice.

So, what'd you write it on?

Paper.

Writing paper?

Yes.

Sure

A smackhead with writing paper.

This I gotta see, C'mon!

You can show me your fine selection of stationary.

It's in there.

Go.

Fuck it, let's go.

Kenny does have French windows

that open out to his garden.

Why would he lie about that?

Found that witness, boss. He's dead.

What?

Gas explosion.

When?

20 minutes ago

Shit!

What's the body like?

Well, is it identifiable?

A copper did it.

Then, it's definitely our man.

Looks that way.

-Okay, brief the firemen -Boss

and I'll be over there as soon as.

Boss

What?

I'm reading a letter and it says one of our coppers did it.

Kenny Kenny

Chains on.

What's wrong?

Go away.

What?

Go away.

Well, but where?

Ellie

Go away.

What you doing

Kenny Kenny

where are the kids?

They're upstairs,

-Bring they out. -No.

Bring my kids down to me right now.

Kenny. Bring my kids out to me right now!

Kenny!

Are you the short straw?

Do you wanna come in?

Yeah.

Get me a bottle of vodka.

How about a nice single malt whisky?

They'll smell that on your breath, of course,

but I don't think it's gonna do your career any harm.

He's made a demand.

Yeah?

He wants two bottles of single malt whisky.

What?

I'll go through now. I wanna see the kids...

i wanna see Kenny.

Shhhh.

Who is that man?

Can I see the kids?

Bring my kids out to me,

Did she said

My kids, not our kids or the kids.

My kids.

Kids belong to women, Fitz.

Can i see them?

No.

Please

No.

So now you caught me, Fitz.

You understood, yeah?

Yeah.

Which means that everything I did

was perfectly understandable, right?

Understandable, not justified.

Understandable.

See I know what she'll do.

She'll run away from the shame of it all.

She'll move home, change her name.

That's okay.

Cos everything i did

was perfectly understandable.

You know there's a marksman there, don't you?

Yeah.

You want him to shoot.

Yeah.

Because if I had the guts kill myself

none of this would have happened.

But, I couldn't do it.

Cos if you shoot yourself,

you see

I've got a squeeze the trigger.

Know the exact moment that the bullet enters the head.

That's hard.

Better the sudden and unexpected.

The way Jordy went and the others went.

But, they won't shoot you, will they,

cos you're a copper.

Well, they'll shoot, if I shoot you.

Kenny

No!

Kill him.

No!

I want to see the kids.

Hey, now surely you can eat the rest of that for Daddy, eh?

Not finished, come on. finish this thing for daddy.

You alright?

One last mouthful for Daddy.

Come on, you can finish that.

It's cold outside, it'll make you warm.

How about your juice, then?

Finish your juice.

One big gulp.

They go without me?

Left you a note.

Dinner in fridge, wife in Australia.

three years on the annual ritual...

of coming back to remember.

Morning's Minion tears

holding up five pictures of those they lost that day.

A thousand Force to remember the moment...

passenger plane

ruins the North Tower of the World Trade Center.

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