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Justine?

Let's go and find where
mummy is, shall we?

So he kills Mum.

Waits an hour or so

and kills daughter.

At some point

finds time to knock a
bloody great big hole

in the son's skull too.

There's no running
home from this one.

-Alright, alright.
-Get off me!

You're assuming it's
the father, why?

Did you know Stuart
Thompson well?

Yeah all my life.

But then he married
your ex Justine,

bet that put the cat
among the pigeons?

So I'd like to get on
with the post-mortem

as soon as possible.

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

You knew Justine.

Justine was pregnant

and she had an
eclamptic seizure,

luckily, I was able to help.

Your brother Kevin, is it?

Were you in love with her?

You're actually the
same age as the boy,

Charlie, aren't you?

And Gemma too?

Yeah, so you guys
all friends then?

Gemma mostly.

Even if they were having sex

they weren't blood related,
they were stepsiblings.

She was arranged.

Mmmm.

When did you last see him?

Yesterday.

Did you talk?

Yeah. We talked.

And how would you describe
his state of mind?

Erm.

Would you say you were close?

I was more like his Dad.

What even though you
were the younger brother?

Is that why you let
him stay at your flat

rent-free all those years?

No, he paid rent.

Market rate?

What's that got to
do with anything?

I'm just trying to establish-

No.

I let him stay there cheap.

We bought the flat years ago.

We?

Yeah, me and my first wife.

Tanya.

So, you were helping him out.

D'you think he
resented your help?

In light of what's
happened, I'm sorry to ask,

but d'you think he might have
wanted to harm your family?

I just want this to stop, okay?

I want it to stop.

Where were you at 10.15
last night, Mr. Thompson?

I was in my hotel, where
d'you bloody think I was?

The road; where he crashed,
that's en route to your hotel.

So?

D'you think he may have
been coming to see you?

What does it matter?

He's dead. None of this matters!

I'm just trying to
gauge his state of mind.

We have a report from a witness

who said they saw him driving
erratically before he crashed.

My brother had a drugs
problem for 20 years.

He's clean now?

You're looking for reasons
why he was driving like that?

Yesterday you questioned him.

Today he's dead.

So, if you want
someone to blame,

take a bloody long
look in the mirror!

Was he sober?

We don't know yet.

Not until you've cut him open,
had a good rummage around.

Did you do that with Gemma?

Justine?

Must have been
weird with Justine.

For you, I mean.

Stuart.

We didn't have any
secrets, me and Justine.

She 'fessed up a
couple of weeks later.

Became the big family joke.

Charlie especially

just wouldn't shut up about it,

the time Mum got pissed
and snogged the doctor.

Made me laugh a lot.

He was a funny kid.
He Is a funny kid.

'Cause I know he's
going to be okay.

Family Liaison rang.

They said he's showing
signs of recovery.

I just worry he's going to
wake up and I won't be there,

there won't be anybody there.

I'll visit him, if you like.

Yeah thanks.

Charlie and Gemma?

Nikki thinks Gemma may
have been suffering

from glandular fever at
the time of her death

and the hospital say
Charlie has it too.

I haven't got time for this.

Epstein Barr can be
transmitted through the air,

but the chances of catching
it are greatly increased

if there's an
exchange of saliva.

You're talking kissing, right?

Yeah, two teens same house.

Similar age.

It does happen.

So not only have
I got two murders,

one attempted and a bike smash,

you want to throw
incest into the pot?

I'd hardly call it incest.

Try telling the tabloids that.

There are multiple
small abrasions

and also signs of blunt
trauma to the face

and head consistent with
impact against the wall.

There is a marked
pallor to the skin

but no external signs
of a significant bleed.

Could be an internal hemorrhage.

We see it sometimes with
motorbike accidents.

Disruption to the thoracic aorta

within the descending portion,

'cause of death is
aortic disruption due

to blunt force
trauma to the chest.

By the way, the erm

four tattoos that he has.

The degradation of the
fine detail suggests

that three of them are
at least 10 years old,

but this one here, this is new.

The tattoos healed,
but the skin is new.

So I'd say the procedure
was carried out

at least four to six weeks ago.

So if you're still
considering him a suspect

without an alibi, you
might want to find

someone called Stacey.

Did you say Stacey?

Yeah.

Yeah, Billy.

It's me.

I need that cleaned up
CCTV like yesterday.

Fractures to tibia and fibuia,

seems like a straightforward
bike collision, to me.

Only there was no
reason for him to crash.

Apart from speed, perhaps

Traffic investigation team
said there were no brake marks

at scene.

No evidence he even
attempted to stop.

He could have been
drunk or drugged.

We won't get toxicology
back for a day or two.

Why does it matter, anyway?

Possible suicide.

By motorbike?

I'm trying to keep
all the options open.

Suicide or not, we need
to get a DNA sample

straight over to Forensics.

Rule him in or out at
the Thompson scene.

I'll drop it round later.

Thanks

Billy...

The boy who lives next
door, Joel Barron.

I'm worried he might
have done something.

What do you think
he might have done?

Okay, check it out.

Do you mind if we come in?

Someone's left in a hurry.

Where is he, Mrs. Barron?

Sir!

That bat that was used
to assault Charlie

was hidden under the shed
at the house next door.

That leaves one
weapon outstanding.

A cricket bat couldn't have
used for Justine's head injury.

You sure?

Yeah.

Whatever caused the damage
to her skull was circular,

sharp and heavy enough
to penetrate bone.

The knife used in the
secondary attack on Justine

it washed up and left
at house, wasn't it?

You think the other weapon
might still be there?

So why haven't
they found it yet?

Well maybe, maybe they didn't
know what they're looking for.

You said that this machine
could be used to analyse

a bite mark, left on a body.

Produce a replica jaw
based on that mark.

So why can't we
do the same thing

with Justine's head injury?

We could fabricate
a replica weapon.

May be possible.

But you'd need a CT scan.

Ah, I'm not sure I can
swing that at short notice.

You really do underestimate
your charms, Leo,

ring me when you've set it up.

Charlie Thompson, please?

Take a seat please.

He's got a friend with
him at the moment.

Who?

I don't know, erm a
neighbour or something.

Excuse me, excuse
me you can't...

Where is he?

Stay where you are.

Joel?

It wasn't me!

No one's saying it was, alright?

Come on now, mate.

Joel? Joel!

Put it down, put it down.

I'm going to have a
heart attack as it is.

What is going on Joel?

Why did you come
and see Charlie?

The police think that you
put him here, you know that?

They found a cricket bat in
the bottom of your garden.

I can guarantee, right now,
they think you killed them all.

Forensics will be
doing tests on it.

Chances are they'll find
Charlie's blood on it.

Wasn't me.

I found the bat in the house.

I found it and I picked
it up 'cause I was scared.

They're going to
say I killed them.

But I never.

Been in love with her
for years, d'you see?

So when I saw them two together.

I just wanted it to stop.

I loved Gemma.

Remember that.

Joel, Joel!

He said he was in
love with Gemma

but saw 'them' together.

Wanted it to stop.

I think it's a possibility
that he was talking

about Charlie and Gemma.

The glandular fever
incest theory.

Sorry.

Just trying to do my job.

No police outside
Charlie's room.

Are you sure you're doing yours?

Chloroform?

And phenol.

For stripping out DNA?

Top of the class.

Any luck with the CT scan?

Yes. I managed to
call in a favour.

You see?

People just can't
say no to you, Leo.

What about blood?

We found Charlie's
blood on the bat.

But no trace of Justine.

Okay.

D'you want to take a look?

Yes.

Normal red blood cells
and you see this bunch?

Neutrophil.

I can give you a better look,

There, see?

I'm sorry, I'm sorry I
think I'd better leave.

Hello?

Stuart?

Think you've had enough yet?

Sound like Justine.

Miss her, miss all of them.

Charlie, Gemma, my
little girl, Ellie

I had a dream about
her, about Ellie.

It was a good dream.

You'll see her again soon.

Yeah I'm focusing on seeing her.

Holding Ellie and Charlie.

Get yourself to Nottingham.

Yeah.

Well, I can't do it,
so you'll have to.

End of.

Stacey Leach?

I'm sorry we had to meet here.

My Mum's got Alzheimer's and
she doesn't like strange people

round at the house.

Sure, so how did you meet Kevin?

We met when we were both using.

When was that?

I don't know, about
three years ago.

It was a pretty dark time,
but Kevin, kept me safe.

So you were like what,
boyfriend, girlfriend?

No, we was getting married.

He was gonna get me
a proper big ring,

when he'd sorted himself out.

Was he clean?

Yeah he was clean. He worked
really damn hard at it.

Kept me clean too.

Kevin wasn't what
people thought.

All he wanted was a future.

He was, he was just a
really lovely bloke.

Is this the only
hotel in Nottingham?

Why d'you ask me that?

Well, it's just that
this is the same hotel

Stuart Thompson stays in when
he comes to Nottingham, so?

So, so what?

Probably where he
got the idea from?

What idea?

Hope you get some sleep.

Yeah, well thanks for picking
me up, patching me up.

It's nothing at all

No.

It is. I know it is.

My situation, most
people would run a mile.

Ellie, I'll do what I can.

You've done enough.

You've been a mate.

See you.

Hello...

Me again.

Stuart Thompson I'm
arresting you for the murder

of Justine Thompson
and Gemma McAteer

on the night of
Wednesday 12th October.

You do not have to say anything,

but anything you do say
me be given in evidence.

When I interviewed you
on Thursday 13th October,

I asked you where you'd been.

Can you remember what you said?

Nottingham.

Is that true?

For the tape.

Look, what is this?

That's your brother's
girlfriend, Stacey.

And that is you.

Why?

Because the receptionist
at the hotel

you drove to in your
BMW on the night

your wife and stepdaughter
were killed says it is.

And she should know.

You've been staying there
on and off for a while now

haven't you.

You stayed there,

and, on the morning after
your wife and stepdaughter

were killed you used your credit
card pay for a double room,

two bottles of cheap
plonk and a dirty movie.

And that must be you, 'cause
that's what you told us.

But that's not you
after all, is it?

That's your brother, Kevin.

We had our Tech guy's
clean up the picture.

So why Nottingham?

Because that's where
Kevin wanted to go.

And if Justine ever checked
the credit card statements,

it would look true.

So you lend him your car
for him to zoom up the M1

and have a bit of
nooky at your expense.

Meanwhile you're
doing what exactly?

I mean, I know that you
said your brother needed

a lot of looking
after, but come on,

this kinds of takes the
biscuit, doesn't it?

Come on, Stuart.

There must have been something
in it for you, mustn't there?

Where were you between 6pm
on Wednesday October 12th

and 6am Thursday morning?

We erm...

We?

I don't really do
awkward silences so.

Please.

Let me explain!

Leo, it's fine.

No, it's not.

Thing is, I have a
partner, her name is Janet.

I knew that.

So, that makes me
as culpable as you,

so why don't we do what I always

do in embarrassing situations?

I just get my brush
and I sweep it

all under the nearest carpet.

I'm sorry.

I sorry, I should have told you.

No, no, no, no.

Confessions or guilt
or talking it over.

I have no truck with any of it.

Just brush. Carpet.

Right.

How long have you been
having a relationship

with Stuart Thompson,
Miss Barron?

A year or so.

Or so?

18 months.

Was it just sex, or
was there more to it?

Are you asking if I have
feelings for Deborah?

Yes, I suppose I am.

Then yes, I suppose I did.

Did? Do?

Either way, we're
not exactly talking

one of the century's
great romances are we?

Or maybe you're down-playing
the significance

of the relationship, to
try and make it sound

less likely that it was a motive

for you killing your family.

We never talked about
being together longer term.

Why not?

I don't know.

It just never came up.

Stuart had Justine,
Justine was my friend.

See, this is what I don't
get, you arrive home,

the worst thing imaginable
has just happened

to you, and your family.

And most people's
first reaction would be

to just call us
and tell the truth,

because the truth
is going to lead us

and help us to the find the
person who is responsible

for doing this terrible
thing to the people

that you love the most.

But you didn't tell the truth.

Why didn't you
just tell us there

and then what you were doing?

Because I was ashamed.

We were at his brother's flat.

At Kevin's flat.

Kevin borrowed my car,
drove it to Nottingham,

then he could use my
card in the hotel.

That was how it worked.

And in return,

you got to shag your
lady friend round at his.

No meeting up at seedy
hotels, home from home.

Scatter rose petals
on the bed, did he?

And he was at the
flat all night?

You're sure about that?

I got your message, yes.

How else d'you think
I knew to go home?

Yeah, three and a half
hours after I contacted you

and you turning up.

The message just said
I had to contact you

that it was important.

I thought we'd been
burgled or something.

So you waited for your
brother to get back.

So I could come back in my car.

So my wife wouldn't think I
was having a bloody affair.

But you kept telling us
you were at home all night?

Why?

Because if you were
with Stuart Thompson,

you couldn't possibly
know where your son was

on the night of the murders.

The phone call to
emergency services,

that was you wasn't it?

If you suspected that
your son was involved,

why didn't you come
straight to us?

Because he can't ever
know I gave him up.

Charge her with perverting
the course of justice.

You must have been really
sure to make that call.

In fact, you must
have been positive,

what is it that you're
not telling us, Deborah?

He always had a thing
for Gemma, everyone knew.

Bang goes your
Daddy-Did-It theory.

Getting used to it.

So you got my message then?

Cause you have reservations
about Stuart seeing Charlie,

I see that but, Ellie's
not a witness is she?

Surely in the circumstances,

it'd be best for
her to see her Dad.

Alright, I'll see what I can do.

Both Thompson brothers
still have alibis.

We're in the Dark
Ages here, Billy.

We got plenty.

Photos tell us Joel
Barron was at scene.

We've got the murder
weapon underneath the shed.

But why visit Kevin
Thompson two nights later?

I mean, what's he trying to do?

Whether he talks or not,

we've got enough
to charge him, guv.

You can see Ellie.

Chaperoned, but
still, social services

will call you later on.

Thanks.

My colleague thinks we
should charge you with murder

here and now.

What do you think?

You might want to tell your
client it's in his interests

to start talking to me,

or he's going to find
himself locked up

for a very long time.

Kevin was my friend.

I went to him, 'cause I didn't
know where else to go to.

Why, 'cos you were scared?

What were you scared of, Joel?

What's Joel said?

Not a great deal.

But the photo of the dead
girl's not helping his case.

All that actually
proves is he saw her

sometime after she was killed.

Gemma?

Gem?

You have an inexplicable
event married

to an inexplicable time gap.

Gemma's was killed, face down.

She laid for several
hours face down

and then someone
turned her body.

He called on her every
morning, didn't he?

We know his Mum kept
a key to the property.

Could he have come in as
usual, found Gemma, turned her.

Joel told me he that
he wanted this to stop.

But he never said how.

Could he have shown these
photos to someone else?

Joel's angry, he's got big news,

but he hasn't got the bottle.

What if he shows the
photos to the one person

he thinks will do
something about it?

Frank McAteer?

I had a little dig.

Off licence at the
end of Magnolia Drive.

Checked the CCTV and,
night of the murders,

his Subaru was
parked right outside.

Well, it made something,
I'm not quite sure what.

How could something like that
penetrate the human skull?

Well the tempral bone
is relatively thin.

That looks to me like it's
definitely a smaller part

of a larger heavier object.

So what's this all about?

Monday 17th October at 12:02.

The persons present
were myself, DC Myers,

and Frank .

Thanks very much.

Right, well lets
have one last look.

I guess we share it
out, go room to room.

Perhaps you could tell us
why your car was parked

at the end of Magnolia
Drive on Wednesday night.

Was it?

We have CCTV footage.

If you say so.

Did you visit No.26 Magnolia
Drive on Wednesday night?

No.

He's got five
previous convictions.

Nothing in the last
10 years, but still.

And all because his daughter

was sleeping with
her stepbrother?

Dads and their daughters.

Always want 'em to
stay little girls.

His ears...

So Frank, when did you find
out Charlie was shagging Gemma,

your daughter?

How did that make you feel?

Seeing those photos.

To know that they were shagging
each other's brains out?

Your daughter. And him.

Your daughter. Your son.

How did you know?

I noticed at the hospital

Charlie suffers from
hypertrichosis pinnae.

It's a condition that
causes excessive hair growth

localised round the ears.

See where the hair's
starting to grow back?

And there's some scar tissue.

He's probably nicked himself
shaving at some point.

Okay, so the kid's
got hairy ears.

And so does Frank McAteer.

Hypertrichosis pinnae
is a genetic condition.

It's Y chromosome related,

meaning it passes
from father to son.

Only Stuart doesn't have it.

Alright but you
can't say for certain

that Frank's Charlie's father.

Not yet.

But I can tell you, in all
likelihood, Stuart isn't.

Joel came to see
me in the garage.

I mean, I hardly knew the kid,

he was angry and he
showed me the photographs.

Why d'you think he brought
them to you, Frank?

Maybe it's because he
knew you wouldn't like it.

Of course what he didn't realise

was how much you
wouldn't like it.

And then you did what Frank?

I rang Justine.

Said I needed to talk to her.

She said I could
drop round later.

No car.

Stuart was away.

She was always
worried about what

the neighbours might think.

So, you went round,

showed her the photographs.

Where did you get these?

Doesn't matter.

Did you pay someone
to take them?

No, of course not.

Okay, I'll have a
chat to them Okay?

Yeah, well that's not enough.

It's got to stop.

They're 16 and 17 years old.

I can't stop them doing--

It has to stop!

So after all these years,
you want to come play Dad?

It's not a bloody
cameo role, Frank!

It's erm, it's unfortunate,
and it's embarrassing,

but they're just
two kids having sex,

the way you're going on,
you'd think they were related.

They are!

I had a bit of a thing
with Stuart's wife, Tanya.

Couple of months after
Charlie was born,

she told me he was mine.

And then she was dead.

And you didn't tell Stuart.

Stuart was crazy about Tanya.

She was dead.

Charlie was all he had.

She's in the playroom.

Just through here.

Ellie.

Leo?

Hi Nikki.

We think we've found
the weapon used

in the initial
attack on Justine,

it's a child's hobby horse,

it was in Ellie's bedroom
with all her other toys.

Dimensions of the
3D fabrication match

the handles either
side of the head,

and Gill thinks she's
found blood traces.

In Ellie's bedroom?

But the attack was
in the kitchen.

It must have come
from the kitchen.

Well it could have been.

Just means the
attacker moved it.

Oh, yes.

Jack and Jill, in the ditch,

I spy the wicked witch.

Wicked witch in the
wood, I spy Robin Hood

Robin Hood in his den,
I spy the bears again.

Three bears out hunting,
they spy baby bunting.

We found Ellie's
hobby horse Stuart.

Baby bunting safe and dry.

You put it back in her room,
who else would do that?

I spy plum pie.

Erm, do you want to
take her for a bit yeah?

Bye-bye gorgeous.

There's a good
girl, there we go.

Shall we go?

When Justine called,
Deborah was asleep.

Tablets. Once she's
gone, she's gone.

Said she needed me back home.

That it was urgent.

Gemma and Charlie, they
were sleeping together.

But you were meant
to be in Nottingham.

That's what you'd
told her, right?

If they're having sex,
that's down to you!

Me?

How the hell d'you
work that out?

'Cos you're their Mum.

You set the tone, they
can do what they want,

they can watch what
they want, on their own.

You're not being--

So I'm a hopeless mother.

Just 'cos I'm not bloody Tanya.

It's got nothing
to do with Tanya.

You don't think it's relevant?

'Course not.

From Day One, it's always been
Charlie, the little prince.

Me and Gem feeding on the scraps

He's my son!

No difference between
them, that's what we said.

Of course that's what we said,

but when it all
comes down to it,

I'm going to have
stronger feelings for him,

not because he's Tanya's,
because he's mine.

No, he isn't!

What?

He's not yours Stuart.

What?

Look at him. He's not yours.

He's Frank's.

She did that to you.

Your lovely Tanya
did that to you.

How long have you, how
long have you known that?

I didn't know until tonight.

Don't bullshit me.

Tonight!

But Justine wasn't
dead, was she?

So you stabbed her.

Mum?

Go to bed Gem, Mum
and I had a row, yeah.

She's gone out to walk it off.

Okay? Yes? Yes?

Okay.

Okay.

I just couldn't see
a way through it.

I sat there for about an hour
and then it all became clear.

The kids can't know
what I've done.

They just can't know.

See you Charlie.

Charlie Thompson please?

Haven't you heard?

He's out of his coma
and chatting to his dad.

Well, may be we
could do something

on a weekend or something.

But you didn't kill Ellie.

When I looked down at her, she
is all I got to be proud of.

She had nothing to do with
any of it, she was my future.

And now you don't have a future.

And nor do they,
Justine, Gemma, Kevin.

And be under no illusions.

His blood's on
your hands, Stuart.

I think by the end, he
knew what you'd done,

and he couldn't live with it.

How will you?

♪ People say I lost my
sense of direction ♪

♪ You could say all
of this and worse ♪

♪ But if I ever lose
my faith in you ♪

♪ Then there's nothing
left for me to do ♪

Admit it, you've
enjoyed yourself.

Happy to.

I've had a lovely time.

Hold the front page: perennial
bachelor enjoys family party.

Shock.

Family.

Family?

You never know, maybe one day.

Might be nice.

♪ There'd be nothing
left for me to lose ♪

♪ There'd be nothing
left for me to lose ♪

♪ If I ever lose my faith

♪ If I ever lose my faith

♪ If I ever lose my faith

♪ If I ever lose my faith