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I'm gonna be stuck here all night, Suze.

I think I've got a lift.

That's me. Aged 10,

it was taken by the man who murdered my mother.

We need to run.

OK.

Teresa, I need your help, please,

I think he might've killed my mother.

While I was digging, I found out

that in 1981 Bulger was arrested with one Billy Miller.

Gang drug runner.

The guy that killed your ma,

he was methodical, calculating.

We haven't charged him yet and we can't.

- What? - As soon as I have anything,

I'll let you know, I promise.

Are you still seeing that fella?

He's old enough to be your da, though.

Isn't that a bit pervy?

Well, well...

Joe got grabbed by the guards,

all wanting to know the same thing...

Who's sleeping with a copper.

She's gone to meet some girl

who said she had information about Amy.

Is she OK?

You get to choose who lives,

Susan or this other girl, Mandy

I can't. I can't.

Please.

I'll call you at your office at 5:00 tomorrow

for your decision.

Don't tell anyone or I'll kill them both.

So, I'm just to stay here?

No, we need to get you out of here,

but not to Galway, it's too easy to find you there.

I want to get you to London.

- I can't go to London, Dave. - No, you'll be fine.

You'll be OK.

I'll get some money together for you

and I've a friend you can stay with for a while.

He'll help you get a job.

The only reason they're after me is because of you, isn't it?

So, why do I have to change my whole life?

What the fuck are you doing? Why is it all on me?

Right now,

the only thing that matters is getting you safe.

If they find you...

I can't let anything happen to you, Tommy.

Help me!

Help me! Please!

We know he was talking to Amy

while she lived with Susan.

He was always planning on taking both.

Or reacting to me.

He didn't tell you anything else about this other girl, Mandy?

Surname?

Control to Delta One.

Go for Delta One, over.

We've just had a report in from Rathkilly Gardai,

a woman's been attacked in her home, Sinead Clarke,

and she says her granddaughter's missing.

You have a name for the granddaughter?

Checking now, standby.

I'll go tell Brennan.

Brennan.

Delta One to Control.

Control to Delta One, go ahead.

Still waiting for a name on that girl who got abducted.

The missing girl's name is Mandy Clarke.

What's the address?

34 Dunraven Street.

Tell them I'll be right over,

I just have to speak to Frances Reynolds

at Castlemoy Station first.

All received.

I can't, I can't face Susan's mother knowing

what he's asked me, and I can't do this

knowing he's gonna call in just a few hours.

Lisa, he's just messing with your head, don't let him.

- My head is so fucked already. - I know.

It's deliberate psychological torture and I know it's hard,

but it gives us a chance to lay a trap,

we can tap the phone lines.

It won't work.

We have to try something.

Mrs. Reynolds?

Detective Sergeant Brennan will drive you

to Rathkilly Station where we'll make the appeal for information.

Are you able for it, Mrs. Reynolds?

I'll do anything that'll help bring my girls back home.

It's 9:30 AM

and here's our latest traffic updates.

There've been delays for motorists this morning

after a collision on...

We must go to the press conference in Rathkilly,

and we'll be at your office at 5:00 when he calls.

Are you OK?

Yeah.

I'll see you there.

Excuse me.

- Yeah, thank you. - Thanks.

Detective Inspector David Burkely.

Leading the investigation.

Shall we go in?

And the last while,

have you noticed any change in her, her behaviour?

I'd say she's changed a bit over the last few months,

dressing a bit more...

grown up and going out more than I wanted her to.

She's only 15.

Do you know of any boyfriend?

Or anyone she was seeing?

No.

I've asked her, but...

She just says...

"Nan, what a big nose you've got".

None of the neighbours heard anything but, uh,

a couple of them did mention having seen Mandy

with an older man.

Do they know who he is?

If they do, they're not saying.

Apparently, she's a bit of a wild one.

Did forensics find anything?

Um, about £400 in cash...

in her underwear drawer.

- Could be from the older man. - Yeah.

And the same type of talcum powder

they found at Amy Reynold's where he broke in.

It's likely he used the same kind of surgical gloves.

So, no fingerprints.

No.

Just at the minute, it's just...

Mandy and her grandmother's and...

One of... One of her...

girlfriends who used to sleep over a lot.

What's the friend's name?

Um... Ger!

What was the name of the best friend again?

Laura Doolin.

Laura?

You're Laura, aren't you? Mandy's friend?

I'm Lisa Wallace, I'm a journalist.

Can we talk?

Your mom said you already spoke to the police.

They talked to me.

'Cause you had nothing to tell them?

I wouldn't tell them if I did.

Why not?

I don't wanna end up dead like Mandy.

What makes you think she's dead?

Laura, if you know something...

I swear to you, I won't put it in the paper

or tell anyone else.

It's not about that, I just want to save Mandy.

Hello, Rathkilly Station,

how can we help you?

Lisa!

Quickly in here, I want you to meet Mandy's grandmother.

Uh, no, no. I can't intrude.

No, you're welcome, come on.

We believe the perpetrator drove

directly with Mandy Clarke to Castlemoy,

where she called Susan Reynolds at 9:27 PM.

That journey takes 15 minutes

if you go by the fastest route which is Fernwood Road,

but he could easily have taken Saint John's Road or Hillview.

We're looking for any CCTV from all three areas

that we can match to

cars that have already been caught on CCTV at Kilpedder

last Tuesday night.

That's assuming he used the same car.

Which may well not be the case

but we got to start somewhere.

We're also interviewing all known sex offenders

in all three areas,

we wanna know their whereabouts at the time in question,

particularly if they're known to travel between

Rathkilly, Kilpedder and Castlemoy.

If anyone fits that criteria, I want them picked up,

and I want them held until after 5:00 PM this evening,

at which point I'll interview them.

Any questions?

- No. - Right.

I have a witness appeal in 15, so, on you go.

Carey, Gough...

This is Detective Sergeant Brennan.

He's been working with me on the Reynolds abductions.

How are you?

He drove the mother down from Castlemoy for the appeal.

What do you think?

Let's divide up the territory.

I'd say the county boundary is about halfway between,

so it makes sense to draw the line there.

- Agreed? - Sounds good.

Understood.

She's done so much to bring attention to our girls,

she came yesterday to tell Susan about my Amy.

Yeah.

Yeah, I've met Susan a few times.

I hope you can meet my Mandy too.

She can be a bit wild, but I can't blame her for that.

We've been on our own since we lost her mom.

She's all I've got, Lisa.

I'm so sorry.

She lost her mom too.

Poor love.

Thank God you're here helping us

to bring our girls home.

They're ready for you.

Both women have expressed

their devastation and heartbrea

and appealed to the public for information

and for any witnesses to come forward.

How is it he can take two of them on one night,

and still nobody sees anything?

And will continue to do

all that they can...

Maybe they did.

And they're too fond of their kneecaps to speak up.

It can't be the Provos.

- Can it? - Eh...

Gang maybe.

Christ.

They're so young.

That one must be, I heard Evans was bragging that he fucked her.

Evans in B wing?

Yeah.

Well, when will she be back?

Can you get a message to her to call me?

Yeah. It's very urgent.

Can you tell her it's about Mandy Clarke?

Thank you.

You're Evans?

I heard you know a Mandy Clarke, the one who's gone missing.

I heard you fucked her.

You heard wrong.

I just want to try and find Mandy Clarke

before she gets killed.

My daughter, she thinks it's the same guy

who killed her mother.

Get her to come in and see me then, she can ask me herself.

I'd love to talk to your daughter

about fuckin' nice schoolgirls.

Do you have a picture of your daughter

when she was a kid,

so when she comes in here I can--

You're going to tell me everything

you know about Mandy Clarke.

- I don't know her. - Where did you fuck her?

A place where you fuck schoolgirls.

Where?

Hi, I'm Lisa Wallace,

I think we spoke on the phone about your patient Billy Miller.

Yeah,

and, as I explained, I can't share

patient information.

But I think he might have information about a murder.

I'm sorry. I can't.

I think he's dead.

He stopped coming a few months ago.

And I saw him lying on Parnell Street,

he was back on the gear.

Why do you think he's dead?

'Cause I've seen it before.

He wasn't long for this world.

If you hear anything more, please give me a call.

We found six places with CCTV on routes

between here and Castlemoy.

So, myself and Carey will take half each.

Is there enough men to cover that?

Yeah, I've cancelled all time off at Castlemoy.

I bet you that made you popular, well done.

Mm.

The type of rope used on Sinead Clarke...

you can buy at any hardware store in Ireland.

Of course, you can.

Keep me updated with any new information,

make sure to share everything with Carey.

- Will do. - Alright.

Five minutes.

What happened?

I found out something for you.

A guy in here by the name of Evans,

a paedophile,

he slept with Mandy, at a brothel he said,

in Rathkilly.

I have the address.

I did it for you, Lisa.

Police held a press conference this morning

for the missing girls Amy Reynolds, Susan Reynolds

and Mandy Clarke.

We'll have more on that story at 2:00 but first the weather.

Who's that?

Lon McDermott, 38.

He lives just two streets from Mandy's school,

he's been charged with rape twice, never been convicted.

It could be our older man.

Yeah, we've more reports of that coming in

from Mandy's school friends.

Bring him in.

Sure.

Excuse me, sir.

Thanks.

Is Lisa Wallace here right now?

No, she called about 10 minutes ago and left a message.

Shit, she's gone there herself.

Lisa has a lead on Mandy,

she's been working in a brothel, 27 Ardglen Street.

Alright. Come on, Ger.

Boss, do you want me to send a team to pick up McDermott?

- Yeah, just catch us up, yeah? - Will do.

Hello?

Let me out!

Help!

Hello? Hey!

Let me out!

Help!

Help!

Help!

Help! Help!

I've got you, come on.

You holding up alright?

Seems like no one saw who did it.

We're starting house to house calls now.

David...

Put your mask back on.

I didn't want to show you this in front of him but, David.

- Jesus, it's Gough. - You need to lock him up.

I need to show this to Carey,

find out where the fuck Gough is.

You need to lock him up.

If it is him, it's our only chance to stop him.

If he was telling me the truth,

Susan and Mandy could still be alive, until he calls me...

Lisa, stop.

You've done enough, and you nearly got yourself killed.

I need you to be ready at 5:00 when he calls.

Please, put that mask back on.

Find out where Gough is.

Control from Bravo Two.

I need the whereabouts of Detective Sergeant Gough.

He left the station just after you.

Well?

Gough left the station a minute after we did.

He told the Duty Sergeant

he was going to arrest Lon McDermott,

- but he hasn't done that either. - Did he send a team there?

No, and he was supposed to come here straight after.

Could he have beaten us here to torch the place?

I don't see how.

He could've sent someone ahead of us to do it.

- I've known Gough forever. - Yeah!

Yet he's hanging around a brothel with underage girls

getting his photo taken under your nose!

He knew you were coming here, now he's nowhere to be found.

Maybe he's scared we'd find that photo,

and he's gone to ground.

Where would he run to?

I had one of the lads at the station call his wife,

she hasn't heard from him since early this morning.

We've phoned the kids' school too, no sign of him there.

Where the fuck is he?

How long will it take to set this up?

Ten minutes.

No more than that, yeah?

Lisa?

How are you feeling?

I'm fine.

And Gough?

We're on him.

Whoever the killer is, we've everything ready for him.

We've got undercovers on all the local phone boxes

in case he's watching us here,

and the phone boxes in Kilpedder and Castlemoy.

And the Garda Stations?

Of course.

Look, chances are we won't be able to trace him,

but we have to try and maybe if you can keep him talking,

we might learn something else about him.

Oh, fuck.

Ah.

Here.

Come in.

Tea with plenty of sugar.

Thanks.

OK, Lisa?

Fine.

I'm here if you need me.

I drew a blank with Billy Miller.

I heard he's dead.

Shit, I need to call home.

Does she know?

Know what?

David, I saw you with that guy.

David.

I swear, I'd never tell anyone.

I don't give a fuck what you do in your private life.

Thanks. That's...

That's a relief.

So, she doesn't know?

No.

No.

I've never told anyone.

It feels good to actually say it to someone.

What's his name?

Tommy.

And is it serious?

It wasn't meant to be, but it seems to have gotten

that way without us meaning to.

For...

all the reasons.

So, what are you gonna do?

I have no fuckin' idea.

Thank you.

There's no sign of anyone watching the building.

So, he could be anywhere.

Are you ready, Lisa?

What's the one thing you can never say, ever?

I can't tell him a name.

Dublin Evening Mail , Lisa Wallace speaking.

Did you tell anyone?

Did I tell anyone about what?

About this call.

No.

No, I didn't tell anyone.

You're a liar.

See what happens to liars, Lisa

Fuck!

He's gonna kill them now.

We don't know that.

If I'd just left it alone, if I hadn't written about him...

We don't know how many women he might've killed

since your mother.

You know how many women go missing in Ireland every year.

Yeah, too fuckin' many.

Mandy!

Mandy,

they're looking for us.

No... No, no...

They'll never find us here.

You see, Mandy...

They're gonna find us, OK?

We're gonna get out of here.

We're gonna get out of here.

I'll follow you in.

Everything alright? You got your orders?

Head in.

He made phone calls to her hotel and to her place of work.

We've a wiretap on the phone here, so stay alert, yeah?

Come in.

Hey. Are you OK?

Right.

Well, I'll leave you in peace.

There'll be a guard posted outside all night so...

get some sleep.

Are you--

Are you going back to him?

To Tommy?

Yeah.

Night, Lisa.

Night.

No! Get off!

You're gonna have to make a choice; who's gonna live?

You or your mom? Who's gonna live?

Who's gonna live?

Hello?

Hello?

Look what you've done.

Choose now.

Who lives?

Me, I choose me, kill me.

That's not an offer this time.

I can't.

Then you've made your choice.

They'll both die.

Susan! Save Susan!

Oh, God.

Oh, God.

No, no, no, no.