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- Hey, hey, girls, girls, girls.
No, no, no, no, no.

No, you got to move on.
- We were here first.

- OK, listen, listen, listen. Number
one, you're messing up the footpath.

OK? And number two,
this is my space.
- Whoa.

Maybe you could just go
somewhere else and play?

- Well, why should I?
- Cos these kids could be home,
glued to a device.

Instead, they're out here in the
sunshine doing something wholesome.

- K, instead, what's gonna
happen is they're gonna fall
into one of my audience.

OK? They're gonna injure someone.

- I don't see any crowds
collecting for your performance.
I think we're good.

- Just hop off. Eh? Come on.
- Make us.

Give me that.

May I?

Hey.

I still got it.

Ow!

- Are you OK?
- Oh dear!

Yeah, I did say
they would injure someone.

- Malo. Brought you guys around some
lunch. - Oh, you're a legend.

- How's she going?
- This may come as a shock,
but Alexa is a terrible patient.

- Hm. How many more days
off her feet?

- The doctor pleaded for at least
a week. He almost cried.

Coffee, prosciutto, salad.

Someone else's sourdough,
sorry about that.
- Mm. That'll help her mood!

So where is she?
- In her room.

House arrest, foot elevated.
- Hm.

- She's not in her room, is she?
- Mm-hm.

- Hey!

- Gosh.

- You told me you were
back on your feet.

- Yeah, as you see.
- Mm!

- Ow. Doh.

It's just a sprain.
- Not what I heard.

- Or my Achilles is about to snap
like an old guitar string,

but I prefer sprain.

Well, another time, then.
You're not really up for it.

- Come on, Harry. My mind is running
around, even if the rest of me isn't.

- OK.

This is Adam Hall. Music producer.

Was reported missing two weeks ago.
- Yeah? Take it he's shown up.

- They found his body in a burnt-out
car on a reserve in Henderson.

Knife wound between his fourth and
fifth rib into his left ventricle.
- Ooh, that'll doit.

Whose car?
- This guy. Sonny Ingram.

Neighbour. Lives in
the same apartment building.

- Ohh. So let me guess ―
he had a long talk with Sonny,
and he says his car keys were stolen.

- Some time in
the two days before, he reckons.

And he said he was in his apartment
with his wife, Hannah,
the night Adam went missing.

- So not a real strong alibi. Motive?
- Nothing that we've found.

He says he's never spoken to Adam.
Not even a hello in the lift.

- Do we believe him?
- The guy's live-in girlfriend
said the same thing.

Says she's never heard
of Sonny Ingram.

Ruby Lake. Talented pianist.
She's got big things on the horizon.

- I think I've seen
this Ruby before somewhere.

- Yeah, she's recording
an album of piano covers.

Adam was her manager,
producer, collaborator...
She's massive on TikTok.

- So have you traced
Adam's movements on the night?

- His phone was switched off not
long after he left their apartment.
It's missing too.

He went to go to his car about 11pm.
Someone else was there ―

someone known to him but
CCTV didn't catch their face.

But it did catch Sonny's car
leaving, with Sonny's fobkey.

- So why have you not arrested this
guy? It sounds done and dusted to me.

- You had one job ― keep your ankle
elevated, stay off your feet.

- I'm gonna leave you two
to sort this out.
- No, no, no, Harry.

Look, no, I'll do it.
I will do it as a favour to you.

I'll talk to Sonny,
and I'll check out the crime scene.

- You're not really―
- No you bloody won't.

- You don't have your guy, and you've
got to find a link. You need me. Ha.

- I'll be talking her out of this.
- Yeah, good luck with that.

- You are a bad influence
on one another.

- Rip my bloody teeth out, lady.

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So here's Adam walking towards
someone we don't see.

Someone he knows maybe?

Any other camera angles?

Look...

it's elevated. I'm here, trapped.

I'm allowed to look at CCTV.

- Yes, there are other cameras. None
of them were recording that night.

- That's bloody convenient.

Now, there goes the car
belonging to Sonny Ingram.

Someone came in the front door
at 10 past 2. You wanna guess who?

- Sonny Ingram?

- Sonny Ingram's swipe card was used, yes.

- Then it sounds like
Harry has got his guy

and we don't need to do anything,

so maybe you can just
relax and recover.

You do know that if Harry
really thought that Sonny did it,

he'd be arrested already.
- Alexa.

- No, they do not have
enough to charge him.

Besides, you've been wanting to get
out in the field a bit, haven't ya?

- Maybe.
- Yeah.

We have the technology.

- Like, I can be your eyes and ears?

- Now you're talkin'.
- No, no. Don't say that
like it was my idea.

- We're gonna need some new toys.

- How's that?

- Ooh, it's working. See?
I knew you'd love this.

- Yeah, yeah. I'm going in.

- Remember ― you can see,
but you must also observe.

- OK. Don't go all Sherlock Holmes
on me, I've been work―

- Looking where
you're going is also good.

Hi there, funny story ―
I've left my keycard...

- Smooth as!

Madison. Madison?

- Hey, guys. Hot enough?

Madison?

What?

I turned it off, that's why.

- What are you doing up there?
- Checking the brand
of security camera.

- When undercover, be discreet.

- Since when have
you ever been discreet?

And anyway, it's not
like there's anyone around.
- Can we help you?

- Hello. How's it going?
- That's Sonny Ingram, the suspect.

Just say what I say.
- What are you doing in here?

- I'm with building maintenance.
- Howdy, neighbours.

- No, Madison, don't―
- I'm Madison,
I'm moving into the building.

- Which apartment?
- Well this is going well!

- Um... the empty one?
- Up on Four?

- Yes, up on Four. That's it.

- Welcome. I'm Hannah.

This is Sonny.

- What were you doing on the bin?

- Checking security.
Single girl living alone, you know?

- You'll have to forgive Sonny.
Things have been kind
of weird around here.

- Yeah, I heard, actually.
- Heard what exactly?

- Sonny. It's OK.

- That one of your neighbours died?
- We don't know anything about that.

- We're in 3-1-2 if
you need a cup of sugar.

- First contact ― nailed it.

- How exactly did you nail it?
- She practically
invited me over for coffee.

- Just find out if she has
any connection with the dead guy.

- Her? Don't you mean him?
- Both. We need a motive.
And she is very pregnant.

- What, so you think that's
got something to do with it?
- Maybe.

- You think the baby
could be Adam's,
and it was a crime of passion?

- Well, that's a theory.

- Sonny doesn't seem like
a very passionate guy
just off first impressions.

What apartment did you
say that Ruby Lake is in?

- Also the fourth floor.
- So handy they all live
in the same building.

Oh, hi. Um, I just moved into
the building. Can you tell―

Hello?

- That's Ruby.

- 'Scuse me?

She completely blanked me
like I wasn't even here.

- Well, not every murder suspect
will welcome you with open arms.

Go away!

Just find out if any of
the neighbours have anything
to say about Adam or Sonny.

- I'm gonna be borrowing
a lot of sugar.

- Ugh.

Look... I would love
to help you with your charity―
- I'm not a charity.

- Well, that makes it easy,
doesn't it?

- Hey.
- Well, I'm in the middle
of something here.

- Alexa Crowe?

Have you got a brother named Will?
- Maybe. Why? What's he done?

- My name's Olive. Olive Crowe.

Will's my dad.

I'm your niece.

- This is Will Crowe.
Leave a message.

- Hi, Will. It's me.

Pick up. I'm gonna keep calling
till you do.

- He won't. He's useless.

- I'll sort this out.
Don't worry.
- I'm not worried.

- So Harry's rented me
the empty flat on the same floor
as Ruby and Adam's place.

Hello. Who are you?
- Olive Crowe.

- This is Will's daughter.
- I didn't know Will had a kid.

- Neither did Auntie Alexa.

- So Will's your dad,
and your mum is...
- In Fiji.

She had to have a break.

- Mother is Kim Hutchley.
She's a wedding planner.

- Why are you OliveCrowe,
not Hutchley?

- Mum married my new stepdad
and dropped her name ―
our name ― and took his.

Naturally. And then I said
I wanted my real dad's name.

- Olive is meant to be staying
with Will, but she found my address,
and she's come to visit.

And now I can't find Will.

- So what are you gonna do?
- She said she's going
to kick his butt so hard,

that he'll be talking out―
- I'm just going to keep
trying to find him.

- I'm only here to get a sleeping
bag and some clothes, so...

- OK. If you're gonna do that, then
make sure you work on your story,

because staying undercover
is a huge advantage.
- I know that.

- Oh, and try again with Ruby.

Find out if she knows any more
about the connection
between Adam and Sonny.

- You know, if it was
a love triangle, it equally
could've been Ruby who...

'did in' Adam.

- And then framed
the other wrong partner? Hm?

- Are you guys talking about murder?

- No!
- Yeeeah.

- You are!

Awesome.

- Yes, it's loud. I'm sorry.
- Oh, it sounded amazing.

I just moved in down the hall.
I'm Madison.

I actually saw you earlier
in the corridor, but you
must have been preoccupied.

- Oh.

I had my AirPods in.

You must think I'm a total snob.
- No, not at all.

And, hey, it's cool if this,
like, isn't a good time.
I'll just leave these with you.

- Let's start again.

I'm Ruby, and you should definitely
come in and share these with me.

- Oh, thank you.

- This is so
Blair Witch Project.

- You've watched Blair Witch?
What are you, 10?

- I've seen worse than that.
Mum's never heard of parental locks.
- Yeah.

- Can you tell me about my dad?

- Well, it's kind of a long story.
I think you better hear
about it from him, eh?

- I know he went to jail.

- Well, yes.

- But Mum said it was
just a misunderstanding.

- Nah. That's a bit of a stretch.

Look, I've got to do some work now.

- So awful.

I... I don't know what to say.

- There's nothing to say.
I loved him, and now he's gone.

- Hey.
- What?

- She's a TikTok star.
You're spying on her.

- This is an investigation.
- Oh. Well, that makes it OK!

- Oh, you're a Crowe, all right.
You got the sarcasm gene.
Welcome to the family.

- How long had you guys
been together?

- We were friends at uni.
Adam had ideas about my career.

Couple years back,
things between us got more serious,

but I moved myself in here three
months ago. Nate was cool about it.

Adam's flatmate, and now my rock.

- Ask her who hated Adam.

And stand back a bit. I can't see.

- Did Adam have any enemies?

- He rubbed a few people
the wrong way.

- What about that guy downstairs?
I think I met him. Um...

Sonny.
- Yeah, the police said it
was his car, but I don't know.

We don't know him.

- What?!
- Isn't it illegal to record
someone without their consent?

- I am not recording.
- I am just observing.

Do you wanna help?

- Solve the murder?
- Sure.

Find the connection between these two
people ― Adam Hall and Sonny Ingram.

Full name ― Emerson Ingram.

- How do I do that?

- Nate. This is Madison.

Nate's our flatmate.
- Hi.
- Hi.

- Hey, are you right
for rehearsals tomorrow?

- Are you sending me to bed?
- Oh― Oh.

- Are you in the music scene
as well, Nate?
- I do IT, for a law firm.

It's not as fun.

- I'm so sorry to hear about
your friend. You guys go back, eh?

- We were all nerds at uni together.
Nate was my biggest fan at recitals.

Bigger than Adam even.

Much beer. Many stories. You know,
you meet your best friends at uni.

How long have you known about her?
- Couple months. Yeah.

And the mother just thinks
I should take her a week at a time,

but I don't really know
what I'm doing. You know?

- Well, I don't know much about it
either but I think Parenting 101
is know where the kid is!

- Right, OK.
I'll make a note of that.

Hey, wait, wait, wait. Wait.
Can you keep her for a bit longer?

Like, maybe the night.
- Why?

- Well, I got to get back to the
Waikato. I've got this massive job.

OK? This could be the start
of something huge for me,

and I'm getting paid in actual cash
this time not persimmons.

- You don't even wanna
just come and say hello?

- Well, I'm just― I'm not
very good at multitasking.

I can't be an honest worker
and a good dad all at
the same time. OK, please?

- Dick move, bro.
- Thanks.

- She likes me better than you.
She told me.

Can't find any pics
of Adam Hall and Sonny.

Just heaps of Sonny and
his wife, Hannah Ingram.

- Yeah?
- Look. She was head girl
when she was at school.

- How come her name
was Ingram way back then?

I mean, she married Sonny Ingram.

I'm assuming they didn't
get hitched in high school.

- Maybe they were both Ingram
and it was just a coincidence.

- Or maybe Sonny took Hannah's name
when they got married.

- Can men do that?
- Sure. Anyone can change
their name, Olive Crowe.

Who were you back then, Sonny?

- Have you cracked the case wide open?
- Well, it's a start.

Now we get to follow the lies.

Popcorn?
- Buttered.

- Sonny Ingram.
Thank you for meeting me here.

Or is it Sonny Baker?

- You said you weren't a cop.
- No, I work in parallel
with the police.

But you lied to them.

- Look, someone's
trying to set me up.

OK? Someone took my car.
- Slow down, Sonny.

Or is it Emerson? Or is it Emmy?
Emmy― Emmy Baker? Right?

Cos that's you too. Because Sonny
is short for Emerson, and so is Emmy.

- It was a nickname I had in school.
- It's just the police
couldn't find any link

between Adam and Sonny Ingram
or Sonny Baker or even
Adam and Emerson Baker.

Let me just get this straight,
because let's face it,

you've got so many names,
it's a wonder thatyoucan keep
yourself straight.

Just sit anywhere, love.

And then I found this photo of Adam
Hall at school with you, Emmy Baker.

- All right.

We were mates.

We got caught on camera

selling a bit of weed

to other kids.Igot kicked out.

- Just you, not Adam?
- He was the top of the year.

They don't wanna lose
the school dux, so the cops...

they only saw the bit
of the video with me on it.

Thought he was my mate,
but he didn't speak up.

Didn't even call me
after it happened.

I went off the rails.

- Did a stretch in jail.
- You already know this.

Look...

I spotted Adam when we first
moved into the apartment.

I haven't said anything to him.

- Why not?
- I didn't want my wife
to know about my past.

- Uh, let's pick it up from Bar 21.

- Hey, do you always come to the rehearsals?
- I like to support Ruby, yeah.

- Would Adam usually be here too?
- Sometimes.

- That woman at the front ―
Adam's replacement?
- Spencer.

And I wouldn't let her hear
you calling her that.

- No!

What the hell is that?

We interpret Schubert;
we don't arrange him like...

Phil Spector beating
The Ronettes into shape.

- There's room for a little impro.
- You came to me to escape
that social media indulgence.

- It's a charity concert, Spencer.

I'm allowed to honour
my dead boyfriend.

- Use that pain!
Put it into the music.

But don't pretend Adam Hall
was doing anything more than
profiting off your talent.

- Screw you!

- Spencer?

Take it down a notch.
- Or what? Her bodyguard
will get me?

Aargh! I'm terrified!

- Sonny's alibi checks out.
- Stay there.
- No.

He was buying his pregnant wife
a pineapple ice block.
Paid for it with small change.

- Why didn't he just tell us that?
- Because he was scared that leaving
the apartment made himlook bad.

- Lying makes him look bad.
- Mm.

He's beginning to understand
that now.

- Uh... who's that?

- Olive Crowe. Who are you?

- Harry Henare.

- New boyfriend?
- No.

That's my niece.
- Since when do you have a niece?
- Since yesterday.

- Will's kid?
- OK, here is Sonny
and Hannah's calendar,

and look at all the appointments
for a fertility clinic.
And below ― bank statements.

- Payments to said
fertility clinics.

- Hannah and Sonny spent
their life savings on a baby.

- Lucky baby, being so wanted.

- You know what? The kid's right.
Sonny wanted this more than anything.

- So why would he throw it
all away now by killing someone?

- Even for revenge, over a grudge?

Why would he wait till the moment
he had exactly everything to lose?

No, Sonny didn't do this.

- But how do you prove that?

- By finding whoever did.

- I said not now, Nate.

- Are conductors all that rude?
- Spencer's not just a conductor.

She's a brilliant pianist,
a composer, and she taught me
for 10 years.

- She talks like she owns you.
- Yeah.

She had a whole career laid out
for me in classical piano.

I used to compose too,

but she channelled everything
into my playing.

And, um... And then Adam happened.

With Adam, we had fun with music,

and that was a first for me.
- Well, I'm guessing Adam
and Spencer didn't get on.

- No.

Adam and I did these silly little
cover things that we put online.

The numbers went crazy, and suddenly
I've got a career as a TikTok star.

But, uh... Spencer didn't like that.

She walked away, so angry.
- She's got issues. I can see.

She gaslights me, prods me
until I lose it and then says,
'What a diva.'

She'sthe damn diva.

- So what happened?
She came back after you lost Adam?
- I called her.

I needed a producer.

Look, don't judge me, OK? I would
be crazy not to work with Spencer.

She's a mean old witch, but...

also a genius.

- Time's up, Ruby.
10 minutesmaximumfor a tantrum.

- I can't. Just...
please make her go away.

- She's not here.
- Who are you?

- A friend.

And a musician, actually.

In fact, I was wondering
if I could speak to you―
- Uh, no.

- ...about taking my career
to the next level, you know.

- I don't take on
unsolicited students, no.
- My loss.

I would have preferred
a woman as my next mentor
and to stay in New Zealand.

France is so far away.

I just got back from
Tournon-d'Agenais. Southwest France.

I took a specialist programme there.
Well, a masterclass.

- I know it. Who was your tutor?

- Jacques.

- Jacques de la Fontaine?
- Oh, you― you know Jacques?
- Of course I do.

You tell Ruby that hiding in
the bathroom like a little girl

is unbecoming of a professional musician.

Be in the auditorium at 4.

- This might seem
weird, but if you catch this show,

you will decide Prokofiev
is not the hard-arse, egomaniac―
- Alexa.

- What?

What?

- Should we have lunch?
- Oh. Yeah, sorry, I got distracted.

See, Adam Hall used to have
a podcast. Listen to this.

- Adam Hall here
in sunny Auckland City.

Today, I'm gonna be controversial.

Seriously, if I disappear―

- What was it like
growing up with my dad?

- Ohh.

Well...

Will was a great little kid.

He was full of energy and ideas.

- Mum told me he was dead.

It's OK.

Adults lie all the time.
- I don't.

- Then why didn't you tell me
Dad was at the door last night?

- Oh. That.

Didn't he want to see me?

- Look, Will didn't have
a great role model for a father.

OK? He, um... He doesn't know
what it is to be a good dad,
but he really wants to try.

And I'm gonna be there to kick
his arse when he gets it wrong.

- What did you think of Spencer
from my livestream this morning?

- Ruby's old producer?
- New old producer,
old new producer.

Anyway, shehatedAdam
for polluting Ruby's talent.

- Ooh. Murder over
creative differences.
- Mm.

- Yeah. Why don't you pull
her phone records. Check her alibis.

- Also, I'm going undercover
as a piano star.

- Can you play?
- I did lessons when I was a kid.

- OK, so it wasn't my thing,
but it'll be fine.

Spencer's not gonna ask me to play.

- Let me hear you play.

- Stop.

- Is there a problem?

- Is this a joke?
- No, that's my usual warm-up piece.

- Did Ruby send you here,
to wind me up?

Did you actually study
under Jacques de la Fontaine?

Have you been to Tournon-d'Agenais?
- Yes, I've been there.

I'm nervous. That's all.

Could you, um...
get me a glass of water, please?

With a slice of lemon.

I'm sorry. The stage fright,
it's― it's too real.

- According to Spencer's
phone data, she and Ruby have
been in contact for months,

including the day Adam died.
- Ruby told me they were estranged.

- Until after Adam's death? Not true.

- I guess they were planning their
concerts earlier than Ruby said.
- Yeah, or something.

- Oh wow.

Adam was suing Spencer under
the Intellectual Property Act.
- What?

Oh, things were heating up.
- I mean, it's got to be her, right?

- Except I checked her alibi,

and at the time, Spencer was on
a stage in front of 2000 people
at a concert in Christchurch.

- Oh.

- You disappointed?

- I just...

don't want it to be Ruby.

She seemed so genuine.

- Find out if she knew about this.

- Did you know that Adam
was taking Spencer to court?
- What?! Are you serious?

Adam did get worked up about
some of Spencer's compositions.

- He thought Spencer had plagiarised
some of your early work.

- And how do you know all of this?
- I've got a friend, an
entertainment lawyer. She toldme.

Adam had been pulling together
all your music and notes
to fight Spencer with in court.

- So much for client confidentiality.

- Adam never said a word to you?
- No. I mean,
Spencer was a touchy subject.

You know what? Let's do it.

- Do what?
- Thailand. Nate said we should
take off for a bit. His shout, even.

- Yeah. It... might
not be safe here still.

You know that weird Sonny guy
downstairs? And now Spencer...

- Adam and I were gonna run,
get our own place together.
Just the two of us.

I can't believe he was doing
that for me. Taking on Spencer.

- Maybe his notes are
still around here somewhere.

- They could be in that cupboard
that Adam kept locked.
The keys are on his desk.

- I can't. It's Adam stuff.

- Well, I could take a look. I mean,
if it's too difficult for you two.

You have to see this.
Adam's old phone. No password.

Everything dates back a year
or older, and check this out.

- This might seem weird, but if
you catch this, I'm probably dead.

Sonny ― he hates me.

Seriously, if I disappear without
trace, throw that man in jail.

We go back. Forgiveness is hard.

And he will not let it alone.

- Sonny Ingram.

- Hello. Again.

- Just checking in and to ask
about Sonny, the guy downstairs...

He's kind of weird, right? Did
Adam ever say anything about him?
- Nothing.

Why do you care so much?
- Hey, I think you're upsetting
Ruby with the questions.

What's the deal?
- I'm sorry. I just... I know
you're nervous, the two of you,

and I thought I could help.

- Why are you always wearing
that same brooch?
- I like it.

Thanks. I better, um... Work to do.

- Olive.

Olive?
- Hi. It's Olive.

Leave a message at the sound
of the

- You better be at Reuben's.
Seriously, Olive.
Come home and bring me a latte.

Oh, it's you.
- Why are you on that ankle?

You'll fall,
and you'll have a matching pair.

- Sonny Ingram
was definitely being set up.

- What, by a dead guy?

- Oh gawd.

Listen to this.

- This might seem weird, but if
you catch this, I'm probably dead.

Sonny ― he hates me.

- But I've been listening
to Adam's old Music Scene podcasts.
This is the first one.

- This might seem weird,
but if you catch this show,

you will decide Prokofiev is not―
- And the next one.

- Seriously, if I disappear
without trace, up my own fundament―

- So the message from dead Adam is
cobbled together from old podcasts.

- ...in sunny Auckland City.

- That's why Adam only says Sonny
not Sonny Baker or even Ingram.

You can't steal those
from old audio.

- Also, Adam never knew him
as Sonny. When they were friends,
he was Emmy Baker.

- With the right tools, you can put
anyone's face on an actor's body.

The video's a deepfake,
but who's the actor behind this?

- Well, someone who had
access to Adam's phone,

someone who knew about his history
with Sonny, somebody close.

- Right.

- It was Ruby.

Now I have the final
piece of DNA evidence here.

I'm gonna give it to the police for
testing, and then we'll have proof.

And then the only thing that Ruby's
gonna be playing is prison bars.

Hey, do me a favour.

- How long has someone been
watching us through your laptop?

- I want you to go down to Reuben's
and see if Olive's there.

- You're worried about Olive? Now?
Someone has been spying on you.

- Well, what goes around
comes around, I guess.
Just please go find her.

- Or I go and confront Ruby.
- Madison, do not do that.

- Why? That's what you would do.
Is it Ruby or not?

- Madison. You're not me.

Oh, I jammed my foot. Ow.

- Ruby, do you have crazy
good computer skills?
- I can turn one on.

- Would you mind if I take
a look at your computer?
- Um, OK...

You're weirding me out now.
Nate said you were a freak.

- I'm investigating Adam's death.

- Are you a cop?

- Ruby, did you kill Adam?

Did Spencer make you do it?

You lied about Spencer. You two
have been talking for months.

- Yes, we went behind Adam's back,
but it was about the music
and not hurting his feelings.

You think I killed Adam?

- We know that it's someone
with serious IT skills
and a powerful system.

Is Nate in his room?

- He left 20 minutes ago.

- Oh, shit.

- Hello, Nate.

- Hey, I just wanted to thank
Madison for helping out
Ruby these past few days.

- Or you're here for
the DNA evidence against Ruby.

You wanna know what it is
and where it is.

- No, I'm not sure
what you're talking about.

But Ruby's my friend, so,
you know, enlighten me.

- OK. Well, for starters,

I was fibbing. Yeah. DNA evidence?
As if.

How did it all happen
with you and Ruby?

I mean, was there a day when you
just fell for her back at uni,

or did the love grow slowly?

- No, we're just friends.
- Friends.

Doesn't that hurt?

When you want everything? All of her.

But she was with Adam, and he
was fun, successful, getting rich.

- I was happy for them.
They were both my mates.

- Yeah, how happy were you
when Adam said that they
were getting their own place?

I mean, Adam was squeezing you
out of Ruby's life, just like
you squeezed out Spencer.

So you made a plan.

Adam had told you about his history
with your neighbour, Sonny Ingram.

So the guy had a motive.

And then just in case the police
didn't make the link,

you made a deepfake video.

Wh― I just whipped together
a deepfake, did I?

- You got the skills.
You've got the gear.

You stitched together the audio
from Adam's podcasts,

and you filmed yourself
delivering that speech.

And then you replaced
your face with Adam's.

- If you catch this, I'm probably dead.

- You're making me out
to be some kind of genius.
- Oh, was that how it sounds?

OK, you waited for an opportunity to steal Sonny
Ingram's key and security pass.

And then on a night
when you knew that Adam would
be going to the bar late,

you hacked into the building's
CCTV camera system and you
shut down all but one camera.

You said good night, and you took
yourself off to bed a little early,

and then you snuck out.

You found a spot in the parking
garage, and you waited for Adam.

You called him over.

He had no idea what
was about to happen.

- You killed your friend.

And you put his body in the boot
of Sonny Ingram's car.

Then you dumped his body

and you torched the car where you
knew it would be found quickly,

full of evidence
against Sonny Ingram.

You walked home, snuck into
your bedroom where Ruby thought
you'd been all night,

and then you waited for her,

and she would come to you
and she'd fall to bits,

and you'd be there
to pick up the pieces.

What a guy!

- The only flaw in all of this...

It's me. And I'm Nate.

I'm...

just Adam Hall's

nerdy friend.

I couldn't do that murder.

You know, to hold a knife
in your hand and feel that weight,

to swing it,

hard, with... perfect accuracy,

feel it slice through
flesh and cartilage

and see their eyes lifeless
as their body hits the ground,

that takes some sort of steel.

Do you think I'm that guy?

- I don't know. I was just stalling.

Come in, Harry. He's ready for you.

- Sorry. Your coffee's cold.

- Olive. Run!

- Don't.

Maybe a hostage is what I need.

- You move, fella,
I will crush your trachea.

- Alexa.

- Where have you been, Olive?

- I thought you were
too busy for me.
- No.

Look, I've not known you
very long but do not scare me
like that ever again, please.

And maybe don't mention
this to your mother, eh?

- Tag!

- Well, she's a smart one.

Bloody annoying, though.

- Yeah, reminds me of you.

- You can't throw shade
if I've been looking after
your kid for three days.

- 'My kid'.

Still can't even get used to that.

And I'm gonna stuff
it up eventually.

I don't know how to be a father.

When she says 'Dad', I turn around
to see who she's talking to.

It's not like there's
a how-to manual.

- There are literally
thousands of how-to manuals.

But you don't need one of those.
- What makes you think that?

- Just think of our old man.
- Oh yeah? You're joking, right?

- Think of our old man,
and do the opposite.

- Mm.

- Nah, seriously, Will,
she is an amazing kid.

And if you break her heart,
I will break your face.
- OK, Auntie Alexa.

Hey, hey, hey.

Olive made this for you.

- What was it the doctor said?

- An apple a day keepsmeaway?

- He said to take

it easy.

- Like you're gonna listen anyway!

- Come on. You can't
be mad at me forever.

- You delib―

You deliberately
got me out of the house.

- Out of harm's way.
- So you were here alone
in a frickin Moon Boot.

- With crutches!
Don't forget the crutches.

- With Stabby McStabberson.

You don't always have to be
the big hero, doing it all alone.

- You know what?

I did not do it all alone.

The undercover, the interviewing ―
if I did not say this before,

nice job, Madison.

- Are you trying to flatter me
into forgiving you?

- Little bit.

- All right, you're forgiven.

Just take care of yourself, please.
If not for me, then for her.
- Who?

- You know who.
- Oh, I cannot be responsible
for every Crowe in this town.

- But you're an auntie now, Alexa.

- Ritchie Garth. Childcare worker.

- Bam, struck by lightning.

- Do you know the chances
of getting struck by
lightning in your lifetime?

- Turns out that PTA mums
move in a pack.

- Yoo-hoo.

- You don't wanna give
your kids two-day old rice.

- You're hired.
- Why is this happening to me?

- You know, I could go out there
and menace a few 10-year-olds,

which I'm totally prepared to do.

- So you're just here to ask
more silly questions?

-Yes.

- I didn't mean to hurt anyone.
- The doorbell cam says otherwise.