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My brother was an evil man.

I feel guilty about what he did.

I feel guilty about
grieving for him.

Do you really think that
her work got her killed?

I can't prove anything.

Who did Rachel feel
compelled to confront?

My sense was that she'd made
some kind of breakthrough.

My daughter has spina bifida.

Are you personally gonna
guarantee her safety?

Leo, what is going on?

Where are you?

Found him like this, didn't we?

Together.

That's proper filth.

-That's mine.
-No, it's not.

See you later.

He wants to see you.

Gotta go.

Right.

Here I am.

I just wanted to
express my sympathy.

I'm talking about all
the unwanted attention

you're getting from coppers,
forensics and the rest.

Must be very stressful.

I mean, you're under the
microscope, aren't you?

Business as usual.

That's my motto.

Looks bad, though, that
woman dying like that.

Kruger.

Looks like she found something.

Not your problem, though, is it?

Things have changed, Daniel.

A blind man can see that.

And that change needs
to be reflected.

You think I can't go elsewhere
for my needs, you're deluded.

How much?

We'll figure out
the details later.

It's the principle.

All right.

I'll sleep on it.

How's that?

Daniel Kessler left
the Met under something

of a cloud, to put it mildly.

He had a reputation
for taking kickbacks

and beating up
suspects and so on,

but he had an arrest
sheet a mile long, so--

So, chalk it up to
professional enthusiasm?

Right, until this
unfortunate event.

Christ.

Yes.

Kessler said that he
was looking for Potter

in one of his known haunts
and found him like this.

He wasn't just murdered,
he was brutalized.

How did he explain this?

He said he slipped in the blood.

Potter was one of
Kessler's sources,

and a couple of months before,

he had fed him some
dud intelligence

and left Kessler with a
bit of egg on his face

in Old Bailey Court Number One.

He was never charged with this?

No.

His partner corroborated
the whole story,

said they had found
him like this.

DI Bridges?

DS Bridges, as was.

Rumor has it that Kessler was
the father of Bridges' child.

Whoa.

If true, is some leverage.

If.

The provenance of all this
scandalous info is Miriam Wade.

Yeah, well, the team of her
guys at her law firm, but yes.

What's her angle on it?

'Cause she must
have an angle on it.

She thinks that
Rachel Kruger and Owen

had found proof that
her brother was murdered

and that's why they were killed.

Have you told Leo about this?

I'm just gonna ring him now.

Maybe wait until tomorrow.

Why?

He's not himself.

Can't put my finger on it.

Try.

He's angry about something.

And it's not about Rachel
Kruger or this case.

He just thinks it is.

Thank you very much!

I called in for a sick day.

Ashley, don't do that.

See why your missus left you.

Who wants another drink, boys?

-Yeah.
-You gettin' one?

Sweet.

Here y'are, darlin'.

Daniel.

I don't wanna do it any more.

Then don't.

I respect your decision.

Really?

Really.

Come here, you nutter.

Sorry about last night.

Dunno what happened there.

You let your hair down.

We all did.

Now, come on, get that down you.

We need to go and have a
word with a certain person.

We're putting things
on ice for a bit.

All this scrutiny,
we'd be mad not to.

So, I slept on it.

Get rid of him.

Oi, don't you talk to one
of my officers like that.

Righty-o.

Right.

Bend over.

Only joking.

Jesus Christ.

Stay with me.

Come on.

Daniel, move!

This is my blood.

And this is expirated blood.

It's blood.

I couldn't tell you yet
whether it's expirated or not.

No, I'm telling you it is.

He coughed it up when I
was clearing his airways.

Good memory for a man
who's just been stabbed.

There's a deep
incision to his throat

and extensive blood deposits.

Body in a fetal position,

consistent with victim
trying to protect

himself from repeated blows.

He's just killed a prison guard,

he's not the bloody victim.

It's okay, Gordon.

It's not what he means.

Any attempt made
to save this man?

Dr. Ross?

I focused my efforts
on Ellis Roberts.

He was still alive.

Too bloody right.

So you were walking past
the cellblock entrance

and you heard what?

Screaming.

I didn't know it was Roberts.

Just came running.

Johnson was holding the shank

and kneeling next
to Roberts' body.

Like he was going
to stab him again?

Yeah.

That's when I waded in.

Detective Sergeant?

Twist of cellophane found
in a hollow in his shoe.

I need access to Ellis Roberts'

locker and his car, please.

Why?

What's going on?

It doesn't concern you.

It doesn't concern me?

I just seen that kid die
right in front of my eyes,

so don't tell me it
doesn't concern me!

Hey What?

There.

Take as many
pictures as you want.

Move!

Get back here now!

Harry?

The presence of bilateral
periorbital hematomas

and a nasal fracture
suggests a sustained

blunt-force traumatic
assault to the head.

The tramlined bruises
across the arms and hands

are consistent with
the victim attempting

to defend himself
from heavy blows

with some cylindrical object.

As well as the bruises,
x-rays show that

he sustained six broken fingers,

four on the left hand,
two on the right.

These injuries would've
made it impossible

for Johnson to hold
onto the blade.

What's your point?

Kessler claimed
that he beat Johnson

to death as an act
of self-defense.

He was defending Ellis Roberts,

who was still alive
and bleeding heavily.

Once Johnson was unable
to hold onto the blade,

who or what was Kessler
defending them against?

Let's move on.

There was a single slash
wound to the throat consistent

with the tangential movement
of a sharp implement

across the skin's surface.

The combination
of a short blade,

consistent with the one
found at the crime scene,

and a deep wound.

A possible explanation is that

the victim's head was drawn
back to expose the throat.

I think that we should
check his forehead

for fingerprints or
a palm print, maybe.

So, Johnson crept up
on him from behind?

Or Roberts trusted the killer

and the attack was a surprise.

If Roberts was in
business with Johnson

he probably wasn't expecting
to get stabbed by him.

If.

We found drugs in his car
and Johnson controlled

all the traffic going
in and out of Redhill.

What's more, Roberts
had no alibi worthy of

the name for the night of
the Kruger and Owen murders.

Murders all the
evidence suggests

were carried out
by a prison guard.

Well, it sounds
like you've solved

four murders in one morning.

That must be some
sort of a record.

Okay, let's all take
a breath, shall we?

I share your frustration.

Do you share my doubts?

What, about The Kessler Version?

Too bloody right.

Roberts' throat
was cut from left

to right and Johnson
was left-handed.

And why would he want to
kill him in the first place?

Johnson was ambidextrous,
or close enough,

and drug dealers kill
each other all the time.

Well, yes.

It's a lot of niggling
questions, all of which can,

to some extent, be answered.

Thanks.

She could be right about
Roberts killing Kruger and Owen.

Maybe they were getting close to

exposing Kessler's
illegal activities.

And Kessler is smart.

He would know that if
anything did happen to them,

that he would be the
prime suspect, so--

So, he gets Roberts to kill
him and then makes sure

he's on every camera in
Redhill when the deed is done.

Wonderful.

If only we could prove
a bloody word of it.

But the bottom line
is, DI Bridges hasn't

behaved unprofessionally
and the fact that she worked

with Kessler isn't grounds
to try and get her removed.

So, we're stuck with
her and her belief

that now all four
murders have been solved.

Come on, she doesn't
believe that!

He's holding a baby over
her it's bloody obvious!

Miriam, it's Harry Cunningham.

Look, these rumors
about Daniel Kessler

being the father
of Bridges' child.

How hard would it be to
put them to the test?

Would you like one of these?

My little one won't mind.

Oh, that's kind, but--

Yes, please.

All right, then.

-Thanks.
-No problem.

I'll get rid of that.

He just drove off?

Yeah.

Did you get his number?

No.

But you're okay?

Could've been worse, I suppose.

You'll need to file
a police report.

Insurance.

Sure.

Yeah, I'll do it first thing.

I was calling and
calling and calling you.

Your phone must be on silent.

Hey, Chris?

Chris, come and help Daddy.

Come on, be a good boy.

There you go.

Let's do Daddy's work.

Will you hold this for me?

Yeah?

Be careful.

That's it.

You're a big boy now, ain't ya?

Gotcha.

Leo?

Who said chivalry's dead?

He's keeping her close.

Good afternoon.

Professor Dalton.

Sharon's come to view
her husband's body.

Family members only, I'm afraid.

I won't come in.

Just here for support.

You okay?

Daniel?

Nikki Alexander.

Of course.

How are you doing?

Just wish I'd got to that cell

10 seconds earlier, you know?

Actually, on that note,
we're trying to dot

the I's and cross the
T's on the forensics.

There's no chance that I could

take your palm print, is there?

My palm print?

Ah, sweet.

Yours?

Godson.

Don't leave it too long.

You won't be 35 forever.

Good guess.

So, come on, then.

What is it?

A, B, or C?

You don't want kids.

You're waiting for Mr. Right.

You've met Mr. Right, but
Mr. Right's a bloody idiot

who doesn't know
what's good for him.

Done.

You don't have to answer that.

Here.

That's my lot.

Four!

Glutton for punishment.

Wow.

Ellis.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Match for what?

We found a very
distinct palm print

on Ellis Roberts's forehead

suggesting that his head
was held with force.

My palm print?

That's right.

That's it.

When I was staunching the
wound, he had a spasm.

A spasm?

Yeah.

His head started banging
on the floor, so I,

you know, tried to
hold him steady.

Could you show me?

Yeah, course.

So, I held the wound like
this and his head like that.

No.

That's not it.

You see, the palmar
flexion creases tell me

that the hand was
the other way around,

with the thumb up, not down.

Yeah, that's right.

Where's Sharon?

Well, she was in a bad way.

We put her in a car.

What do you mean,
you put her in a car?

Where is she?

She's gone.

I think you'd better leave, too.

What did you say to her?

Please don't make me
have to call security.

-Hi.
-Hi.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Overkill on the
old wedding plans, eh?

The wedding's off.

He bailed.

Gotta love the British press.

You know, I thought when,

when he died, the headlines
would die with him.

But it's, um, he's a myth now.

He's a bogeyman.

What did he say?

Alan?

Um, that it was
about the children

that we that we planned to have.

They canceled the wedding.

It's their future he
was worried about,

the shadow they'd grow up in.

I'm sorry.

I told myself this
one was different.

I'll get rid of that.

Bloody hell.

Bloody hell, indeed.

Are you sure you're not in
over your head, Dr. Cunningham?

Emergency.

Which service do you require?

Yeah, police!

All clear.

I'm sorry, I just.

Thanks.

Best to
be safe than sorry.

100% match.

Daniel Kessler is
Alex Bridges' father.

So, what's the plan?

We threaten a senior
police officer

with an illegally
obtained DNA sample?

We give her an
opportunity to come clean.

We don't know that
she covered for him.

Look.

Does this really look to you
like he slipped in the blood?

-It's not impossible.
-Given all we know.

I'll do it.

You'll do it?

I'll speak to her.

Woman to woman.

No, stay on campus and
I'll come and collect you.

I'll explain later.

There's nothing to worry about.

Yeah.

Love you.

Liar.

I think this is yours.

Nice house.

Shame you don't own it.

I haven't met Janet,
but I did drive

by this morning and
see her leave for work.

Get out of my house!

What are you gonna do?

Call the cops again?

Think they'll come?

No.

I don't think she's happy, Leo.

What's changed?

In the pictures on your phone

she seems carefree, confident.

That special look women have

when they're loved
and cherished.

What is it with you
and the ladies, eh?

Just doesn't quite
pan out, does it, Leo?

Couldn't save Rachel Kruger.

Couldn't save Theresa.

Couldn't save Cassie.

Some loser ran my wife
and kids over, oh,

they would die screaming,
I can tell you.

Sod the law, screw
the consequences.

Did you?

Get even, Leo?

Did you do right
by your Theresa?

Your Cassie?

Nah.

You did nothing, did you?

You sat at home
moping and crying.

Sat at home wishing
you were the kind

of man that could do something.

I'll give you that one.

Just that one.

And no more.

Ever.

You should've called.

I'm kind of in the thick of it.

Can we talk in your office?

About what?

It's a private matter.

It's about Daniel Kessler.

Daniel Kessler is not
someone you need to worry

-your pretty little--
-What about your husband?

Does he need to worry about him?

You accepted
Kessler's account of

what happened in that
cell at face value,

and you're not asking the
questions you should be asking--

Let's get back to my husband.

In a minute.

In 2003, you were a key
witness in an inquiry

into Kessler's activities,

specifically the death of
his source, Craig Potter.

That's public knowledge.

So what?

Without your
exculpatory testimony,

Kessler would've
faced a murder charge.

He didn't kill Potter,
we found him like that,

and that's what I
told the inquiry.

So what?

So, why, as you were such a
staunch defender of him then,

can you not even bear
to look at him now?

I know that Daniel Kessler is
the father of your son, Alex.

How dare you?

Is that what he held over you

when it came to Potter's death?

How dare you!

Look at these pictures

and tell me that's
how you found him.

Look at them.

How did you get Alex's DNA?

-Look at them, Andrea.
-I have a right to know!

No, you have more important
things to worry about.

If you lied about
Craig Potter to save

your marriage then
the blood of Kessler's

other victims is on your hands.

What other victims?

Oh, come on, Andrea.

We both know that he
killed Johnson and Roberts

and we both know that
one of the guards,

probably Roberts, killed
Kruger and Owen at his command.

So, I have one question:

is he going to get
away with it again?

Blackmailing a police officer.

That's not the end
of your career.

That's prison.

No one deserves
to die like this.

No one.

Nigel, he.

We had problems conceiving.

We called Alex our
little miracle.

Our gift from God.

I beg you.

Alex is just a little boy.

This will destroy him.

Please.

If there was another
way, but there isn't.

Is there?

It's draft emails, it's letters,

uh, interview
transcripts, aide memoirs.

Peter--

It's going to tell us
who killed her, Leo.

Peter, slow down, just
give me the headlines.

Okay.

At the beginning of last week

she got a warrant
via the Home Office

granting access to
the bank records

of all the staff at Redhill.

Okay.

Anything to do with the
death of James Wade?

Okay.

She wrote to the coroner
requesting digital copies

of Wade's postmortem pictures.

I mean, she had hard copies.

But, Leo, she wanted
to blow them up.

Any sense of what
she was looking for?

No.

No, I'm sorry.

It's okay.

It's okay, we can get hold of
those photographs ourselves.

What are these?

Blanket fibers, maybe?

Fibers are the same
gray as the blanket

on Benjamin Johnson's bed,

so presumably standard
Redhill issue.

Yeah, but it's stuck to his skin

with some kind of adhesive.

Is there anything in the death
report about a medical patch?

No.

Nothing.

I need to give a
formal statement.

Give a statement or
take a statement?

Give a statement.

After I pronounced
Wade dead I checked him

for external injuries, I
would have found a patch.

Yeah, but if it was
Kessler who smuggled in

the patch to Wade,
it makes sense

that Kessler would have
removed it before you arrived.

Yes.

He'd also have had a strong
financial incentive to do that.

What?

The fentanyl can
be extracted from

the patches and converted
into China White.

That patch could be worth 1,000
pounds in the prison market.

I can think of another
reason why Kessler

would've removed the patch.

Didn't you say
all the staff knew

about Wade's opiate intolerance?

What, he supplied
him the patch with

the intention of poisoning him?

Well, Wade had a
bounty on his head.

You want a prisoner
taken out at Redhill,

who better to go to?

Hang on.

Why would Wade take a drug which
he knew was gonna kill him?

He was in agony with the
cancer, put him in total denial.

I think Rachel saw
the adhesive residue

as evidence of a medical
patch, put it all together.

So, who removed it and why?

And then, with a couple of
glasses of wine inside her,

decided to confront
Kessler there and then.

Rachel, Rachel,

-stop the car!
-Nick, just get off!

Get off the car!

-Stop, stop the car.
-Just get off!

I've got a
visitor for you, Daniel.

Daniel Kessler, I'm
arresting you on suspicion

of the murder of Craig
Potter in June 2003.

You do not have to say anything,

but it may harm your defense
if you do not mention,

when questioned, something
which you later--

Craig Potter.

Potter, Potter, Potter.

Pimp, right?

Dead on the toilet.

Like Elvis.

This isn't a joke, Daniel.

Ooh.

Using me first name.

Very clever.

Make it personal.

Cor, me guard's down now.

What was your question again?

I said this isn't a joke.

Yeah, it is.

Bloke like Craig had
a ton of enemies.

We found him like that.

Not according to
our new eyewitness.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

One Detective Inspector
Andrea Bridges.

She wouldn't.

She already did.

Kessler's been arrested
for Craig Potter's murder.

Christ, your chat with
Bridges did the trick.

I think it was the DNA test
on her son that did the trick.

If Kessler's back is
up against the wall,

he might be disposed
to fill in some blanks.

There are questions
we need to put

to him about Wade's death,

questions which Rachel
Kruger wanted answers to.

Where did Nikki Alexander
dig her dirt on my friend?

Miriam Wade.

And you didn't have
a problem with that?

Getting leverage from
James Wade's sister?

Getting the truth,
as it turned out.

You tell me your questions,
I'll put 'em to him.

Did Rachel Kruger
question you about

the death of James Wade?

As the Buddha once said
what's in it for me?

Depending on the
quality of your answers,

your cooperation will be noted.

Yeah.

Twice.

Let's start
with the second time.

Last Thursday I got
an email from Kruger

asking to meet urgently
and not at Redhill.

But we were short-handed
at the prison,

so I ended up speaking
to her on the phone.

And what was so urgent?

She wanted to know if
when I'd given Wade CPR,

I'd seen a plaster, a
medical patch on him.

Ellis Roberts had said
he was wearing one,

but Dr. Ross said he wasn't.

And what did you tell her?

The truth.

He was wearing a patch.

Was Dr. Ross ever alone with
Wade's body in the cell?

Yeah.

Yeah, he was.

Get out of my sight.

The patch.

Why's it so important?

It was almost certainly
the delivery mechanism

for the fentanyl
which killed Wade.

The fact it wasn't
recovered is--

Suspicious in itself.

Right, Kessler's
telling the truth.

If he had supplied
and removed the patch,

he wouldn't admit
to seeing it at all.

Oh, sorry.

Um, I'm Professor Leo Dalton.

I've been working
with your father.

Oh, right.

Um, he's out, but
he'll be home soon.

Is he expecting you?

Um, well, as a matter of
fact, I'm a bit early.

Do you want me to call him
and find out where he is?

Oh, look, don't worry.

I'm not in a hurry.

All right.

Can I use the toilet?

Yeah, sure.

It's down there on the left.

Thanks.

What are you doing?

That's my medication.

Who are you?

I'm sorry.

What's going on?

Julie.

Dad.

I think you'd better
leave, Professor Dalton.

Open up your shirt.

You must have hit that
drain cover pretty hard.

Dad, what's he talking about?

Dad?

Everything's gonna
be all right, Julie.

Everything's gonna be all right.

I was approached anonymously
by a man representing

the families of Wade's victims.

A man?

All our contact was by phone.

We never met face to face.

But he knew all about
my financial problems

arising from Julie's illness.

He offered you
a fee to kill Wade?

200,000.

Half now, half later.

But Wade was dying
anyway and painfully.

Yeah, I told him that.

He said Wade was
strong as an ox,

he could live for
another 20 years.

That's what he said?

"As strong as an ox"?

What of it?

How did, uh.

How did you convince Wade to
put the noose round his neck?

Thought I was allergic.

It's just a
turbo-charged aspirin.

It'll take the edge off.

Lay it on me, then, Doc.

Rachel Kruger found the
payments when she ordered

the disclosure of
your bank records.

I told her they were
for private consultations

and she cut me some slack.

200,000
for a consultation?

Hope it was something serious.

It was a wealthy
private patient.

I'll still need to
see the invoice.

Yeah, sure, it's.

It's in my files at home.

How about you pop
it by my office first thing?

You'd seen enough
of her to know she'd

see through any
bullshit invoices?

I knew if she was killed

Kessler and the
guards in his pocket

would fall under suspicion.

When we were talking
about the payments

she took a call
from her husband.

Don't let Mom go
to too much trouble

or I'll never hear
the end of it.

Sure, see you both tomorrow.

Love you.

Sorry.

You expected her
to be home alone?

Had the shock of my life when
Nick Owen opened the door.

Did you know that Rachel
had a bullet lodged

in her spine from her days
with the Military Police?

Yes.

She told me.

So, you knew that she
lived with the specter

of sudden death every
minute of her day.

That every time she kissed
her daughter goodnight

she knew she could
be saying goodbye.

How could a doctor,
of all people,

kill someone so manifestly
decent and courageous

and worthy of whatever
life she had left?

Do you have children
of your own, Professor?

Then I'm sorry.

There's no possible
way you can understand.

Even with the cancer,

he was strong as an ox.

Police can't prove it.

I certainly can't prove it.

But I know it.

You didn't want to
be a Wade any more.

You wanted him gone
before the wedding.

And the cancer wasn't killing
him fast enough, was it?

And all you did was get two
innocent people killed and

and now you will be a Wade
until the day you die.

Yes, I will.

I know you tried.

Tried to help Peter Kruger
by feeding us Kessler.

Got away with so many
crimes he did commit,

why not get him sent him
down for one he didn't?

I was his first.

Practice.

A chance to find out what
he liked and didn't like.

Hone his tastes.

And all my parents
did was send him

to see an expensive
shrink and urge me

to keep my top on
on summer holidays.

Like I needed persuading.

Hi.

Hi.

Leo, I'm.

I'm going to say something
and your instinct is going

to be to disbelieve it, but--

-Well, until you say it.
-Basically.

I would really like you
to shut up and listen.

Okay.

The other day I asked you if

you'd changed your
mind about adopting.

I didn't mean it.

I was just angry.

But you had every right to be--

Leo.

Sorry.

The truth is, I've more
than accepted your decision.

The truth is, I don't
want a child anymore.

Your loss, your
terrible, terrible loss

and the way you deal
with it, your courage,

is so much a part of you,
so much a part of the man

that I love that I
know it sounds crazy,

but I'm happy with our decision.

It says everything about
how much we already have,

about our life, our wonderful,
wonderful life together.

-Janet.
-So, as of now--

Janet.

The whole question is over with.

Settled.

Finished.

Okay?

Leo.

I love you.

I'm sorry, Janet.

I'm sorry, but it's not enough.

I just don't love you anymore.