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If he says he wants to meet me,

well,
I haven't got the right clothes.

What's been done to her?
What's the matter with her face?

The victim is missing a number of
lower internal organs.

With this and the blood draining,

it's likely your killer
has surgical experience.

It was called the Black Dahlia Case.

She was murdered in Los Angeles
in 1947.

Her killer was never found.

We've got a copycat.
We've got to find him.

It's Sharon Bilkin.

The third time she's called. She
said she knows who the killer is.

Charles Henry Wickenham.

Did your father ever entertain
young girls like these?

Daddy is always having
weekend parties,

but I don't go.
We don't like each other.

They look the type.
Daddy likes them young and tarty.

COMMANDER LEIGH: It is imperative
that you have enough evidence
to arrest him.

He has some
very influential friends.

So perhaps the best solution
would be if you agreed
to come to an identity parade.

Thank you very much for coming in,
Mr Wickenham.

I knew this identity parade
would be a waste of time.

I apologise for not getting back
to you sooner

with the addresses
for you to check out.

The perils of no longer
having a secretary.

Would later today be acceptable?
As soon as possible, please.

And we'll need to have
your fingerprints taken.

We'll also need
your ex-wife's details.

What on earth for?
Just procedure.

If you'd care to accompany me
back to the incident room,

we can make it as fast as possible.

I'll do it now.
Don't have time to waste here.

(MOBILE KEYS BEEP)

Is DCI Langton in?

Yes, ma'am. He's in his office.

Coffee, please.

Have these two. I'll get a refill.
Thanks.

Pushy, isn't she?
Mm-hm.

He's got an alibi
for Louise Pennel's murder.

Not one of your eyewitnesses
could identify him.

I know he's the killer, Jane.
And we'll get him. You need evidence.

Barbara,

there's the Commander and Langton.

You know? You'd be surprised
what he'd do for a phone tap,

never mind round-the-clock
surveillance and six extra officers.

Look, this is a bit unethical.

Yeah, well, we can work round it.

I meant...giving you this.

It's Wickenham's ex-wife
and her early career.

I love you.
Of course you do.

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Put the coffee on.
There's been a development.

Emily rang Justine late last night.

First they talked about
contacting their mother,

maybe worried
she'd arrive suddenly from Milan.

And Justine asked Emily
if she told us anything,

and Emily got hysterical.

I'll have some toast.
You want anything on your toast? No.

So Emily was getting
more and more distressed.

Oh, Marmite - I'll have some of that.

And then she goes on to say that
she wished she'd gone through with it

and made him pay
for what he did to her.

And Justine, she's still trying
to calm her sister down, says

that's why she protected her

because he constantly tried
to do the same to her.

Do what to her?
Best bit.

Emily starts yelling, saying
it was her he did the abortion to.

What?

He operated on his own daughter?

Wait - unless it was the brother.

The father's the surgeon, Travis.

The Black Dahlia suspect

was taken to court
by his own daughter...

..accusing him of rape.

Yes. That's why I want you
privy to all of this.

His ex-wife stood by him
and all charges were dropped.

And as we're about to meet
the ex-Mrs Wickenham,

it could be useful.

So...um...go and get dressed.

We leave in ten minutes.
It's not even eight.

(ELECTRIC RAZOR HUMS)

Did you not get home last night?

Do you know how much it is
for ten ruddy minutes?

(DISTANT SIREN WAILS)

Travis.

(FRENCH ACCENT) Mrs Wickenham
will be with you shortly.

She was not expecting you
until later on this morning.

May I offer you coffee?

No, thanks.

Hey!
You're not allowed into my flat.

I'm afraid you have no option,
Miss Wickenham. Get out of my way!

Good morning.
I hope this is important.

It is. Yes. Travis...

Would you please take a look
at these photographs?

Do you recognise
either of these girls? No.

This is a sketch of a man
who's suspected
in the murder of those girls.

But that is my husband.

Yes, there's a remarkably
close resemblance.

It was compiled by witnesses
who saw the man with both victims.

Your husband was a surgeon.
Is that right?

Ex-husband. We're divorced.

Can you confirm that
Justine was in Milan on June 15th?

Yes, she was. They come and stay
with me as often as possible.

They don't stay at the Hall
with their father? No.

No, they don't get along.

He can be very...strict.

And you know, girls will be girls.

What about your step-son?
Edward?

He's a very sweet boy.
Very much under his father's thumb.

Can you tell me about his wife?
She committed suicide.

Yes. It was very sad.

She suffered from depression.

Were you ever questioned during a police
enquiry regarding your youngest daughter?

I'm sorry?

Emily made an allegation against her
father, your ex-husband, for alleged rape.

No.

No, that was very wretched
and not true.

There were never any charges.

Emily is highly strung and
she has a very vivid imagination.

So the operation?

What operation? The abortion.
She's making up stories.

Is it possible that your ex-husband
could have terminated Emily's
pregnancy without your knowledge?

There was no pregnancy.

We received a phone call
that named your ex-husband
as the killer of those two women,

and it's possible that the call
came from your daughter Emily.

I think that perhaps you should
speak to me through a solicitor.

Excuse me. May I use your bathroom?

Yes, on the left down the hall.

Excuse me.

I know you were listening.

I know why you are here.

Is Emily ill again?

Poor child.

What's that?

If she sees me give you anything,
she will kill me.

Don't let her see it. Please.

Wait until you go.

I promise.

Thank you.

So your ex-husband,
how much is he paying you?

My divorce settlement
is my business.

Now I insist you leave. Both of you!

You expect to be paid a lot for being
such an admirable and caring ex-wife.

That's enough.
One more thing.

Before you were married,
what did you do for a living?

What does that have to do
with anything?

It's just that you lie so beautifully
I wanted to hear what you'd say.

First insinuations about my family
and then you call me a liar.

You were an exotic dancer!

Not only that, but you have
a police record in Marseilles.

Did Charles hire you? I know he has
a predilection for prostitutes.

I also suspect he couldn't keep
his hands off his own daughter!

Get out! Get out!

Exotic dancer? Whose your source?

Oh, you'd be surprised
what Commander Leigh can do.

What are you doing?

You'd be surprised at what I can do.

It's from the maid.

Jesus Christ!

Pull over.

Edward and Dominique.

Happy families (!)

Justine...

..and Daddy too.

I said there was something wrong
last time I had him out!

Why can't you do a simple thing
like get the vet to him?

He's lame now,
much worse than he was,

and that's down to your stupidity.

Why can't you just do as I tell you?
I have to go and collect Gail.

Why can't she get a car
to get herself home?

She's a bloody liability.

What she needs is therapy,
not a few weeks in a health spa.

You keep her in line, Edward.

You give her too much rope.

Mind you, if you gave her any more,

she'd probably hang herself.
Stupid bitch!

She wants me to marry her.

She's very nervous and I'm...

'..I'm worried. I think perhaps
I should go ahead with it.'

'You do whatever you have to do.'

She has to be controlled.

(CRACKLING ON LINE)

(BEEP)

We've been listening in
to Wickenham's calls,
but I think he's on to us.

This just came in.

'I need to talk to you, Charles.
The police were asking me a lot of questions.'

'Give me a minute. I'll call you
back. Not on the landline.'

'Why not?'
'I can't talk to you at the house.'

That's it.
Didn't take her long, did it?

Barbara, can you get me
a chicken-and-cheese toastie?

No tomatoes, and some coffee.

Right.

I want you to go back
to Emily Wickenham.

Listen to this.

It's pretty obvious
she's flying close to the edge.

So...see what you can get out of her.

All right, well,
I'll listen to it on the way.

What happened to you? I got
in the way of Justine's riding crop.

JUSTINE: 'Refuse to speak to them
from now on. Otherwise
terrible things will happen.'

EMILY: 'After what he did to me,
there's nothing anyone can do
that would be worse.

Hey, you are not seeing my sister,
do you hear? Stop there!

Argh!

(STRAINS)

Emily! Emily!

Emily! Oh, God, no, no!

Oh, no!

Help me!

What do I do? What do I do?

It's Emily.
I've had Justine on the phone.

What's the silly cow done now?
Tried to kill herself.

Get her back in the clinic. Stupid
bitch, making up stories about me!

Dad, I don't know
how much more of this I can take.

Justine said they were searching
the stables. So what?

Look, they have nothing.
Do you hear, nothing! But...

Don't make me angry, son.
Please don't.

Edward.

Tell Emily I love her.

What happened to you?
It's fine. It's Justine.

She didn't want me to see her.
She's in with Emily.

I hope you're satisfied.

You know what he'll do to her now?

He'll have her sectioned again.
Who? Your father? Who do you think?

And I forbid allowing anyone in
to see her.

Especially you.

OFFICER 1:
It is a difficult situation.

OFFICER 2:
I'll get it on the spreadsheet.

This call's just come in from Edward
to his girlfriend Gail Harrington.

'Darling, there's a change of plan.
I've something to do for my father.'

'You knew what time I was leaving.
I'm all packed and waiting.'

Wait. That's... That's the woman
that called the station.

'..your father to do whatever he
needs doing.' Joan, isn't that her?

You should have taped
that first bloody call, Joan.

'I have to go.
The car's on its way.'

What can I do for you?

We want a few words with you
and your girlfriend.

She's upstairs resting. I'd prefer
it if you came back, actually.

Gail's not been well.
She's very frail.

DC Travis will go and talk to her and
save her the trouble of coming down.

But you were here before.
My father talked to you.

And now I want to talk to you.

You have a close relationship
with your step-mother.

I would say it was a lot closer
than could be considered normal.

Gail?

Hello. I'm DC Travis.

Why do you want to see me?
I think you know.

No. I don't.

Are you a model?
Mm. Yes.

Just sorting out the best pictures
for my portfolio.

May I?
Please.

Can I have a look?
Of course.

They're very beautiful.
Thank you.

That was the cover of a magazine.

You see, I...um...
I recognise your voice.

I'm the officer you spoke to
when you called the incident room.

You must be mistaken.
I've never spoken to you.

Gail, what's happened to your face?

Nothing.

It's not what you think.

I fell over.

Do you recognise
either of these girls?

No. I mix things up.
My doctor will tell you.

Look at the photograph of this young
woman. Her name is Sharon Bilkin.

She was a model too.
She was murdered, Gail.

I don't know her.

I don't know anything.

This is Sharon in the photograph
with you, Gail.

This is Sharon Bilkin,
the girl that was murdered.

This is her. You're lying to me.
You know her.

(SOBS)
OK.

(SOBS DESPERATELY)

You can't force me
to implicate myself.

Don't protect him.

If he killed these two girls...

You want to see how we found them?
I think someone should be with me.

In case you implicate yourself?
No.

In case you implicate your father?

No.

We know about your step-sister.

About Emily's termination.

Was it your child or your father's
that was aborted?

(TEARFULLY)
I can't take any more of this.

Then stop it.

Tell us what you know.

Please.

Please.
You don't know what he's capable of.

But you do?

Don't you?

Capable of slicing a girl's body
in two?

Draining her blood.

Subjecting her to hours of torture.

Look at the photograph.
(TEARFULLY) Please.

Let's go.

Travis!

Detective Travis would like to talk
to your housekeeper,
if that's all right.

Why?
Just to corroborate a few things.

No, thank you. I remember the way.

Mind if we sit down?

Do you mind if I stand?

Mrs Hedges?

Mrs Hedges!

So sorry, dear. I didn't hear you.
I'm a bit deaf in this ear.

Oh. Would you like a cup of tea?

Oh, no. Thank you. May I?

Don't usually wear gloves,

but newsprint...

Comes off on my hands.
Hard to wash off.

Tricks of the trade.

(I don't use silver polish.)
Just water, a drop of vinegar.

Amazing the shine you get.

It looks lovely.

Does Mr Wickenham entertain a lot?
Well, he used to.

When Mrs W was around.

The second one.
She was a right party creature.

Did you meet a lot of the guests?
(Oh, no, no.)

(No, they brought staff in.
Chefs and all that.)

Used to stay in my room.

I've been here a long while.

Ever since Edward was a toddler.

The girls...

Well...

I miss them when they're not here.

They keep in touch.

(Emily calls me Nana.)

Emily just attempted suicide.

She has done so before, apparently.

(I used to hear her crying.)

(I should have gone to her.)

When I knew what was going on!

Do you recognise anyone
in these photographs?

I believe they were taken here.

(CHUCKLES)

Yes, we do have fun here sometimes.

But what happens in the privacy
of one's own home is exactly that.

Private.

Your son and your ex-wife also
enjoyed some fun.

Why not? They're consenting adults.

Your daughter, Justine?

She's over 18. No-one ever forced
her into anything.

We have a witness
who says Louise Pennel was here
the weekend before her murder.

And Sharon Bilkin
knew your son's fiancee.

Her body was found in a field nearby.

Not one of mine, I hope. (LAUGHS)

(MOBILE RINGS)
Excuse me.

(RINGING CONTINUES)

Yes?

One minute.
(MOBILE OFF)

A private matter
needs my urgent attention.

So if there's nothing else...

Have you ever heard of
the case of the Black Dahlia?

The Black Dahlia?
No, I don't think I've heard of her.

Should I have?

(DOOR SHUTTER CLICKS)

What's he doing?

It's pretty obvious, isn't it?

Where the hell's Barolli?

Don't know. Probably taking a slash
in the bushes.

You make any headway?

She was being very protective
over the family until I pushed
the right button - Emily Wickenham.

I've been over at the stables.
What for? To see the bloody horses?

No. A stable boy, who wasn't here
when we interviewed the other lads,

he reckons he did see Louise Pennel
here on June 13th.

The day after she disappeared.

Missing for three days.

Found on the Monday.

I could kiss you, Paul.

That's all I need!

Check out the barn,
the cottage, the stables,

the paddock and the chapel

and also check the surrounding
gardens and the outhouses.

Get moving.

Charles Henry Wickenham...

..I'm arresting you
on suspicion of the murders
of Louise Pennel and Sharon Bilkin.

I'm sorry. Edward, Edward!

Get a uniform to sit
in here with him, Mike.
We're going to start in the bedrooms.

I've had a look at the plans
for this place.

So part 16th century,
extended in the late 19th century.

There are four priest holes -
one in the fireplace.

There's another one by the window in my study.
Thanks for your cooperation.

This is all rather costly, isn't it?

In more ways than one.

When you eventually realise
that I have nothing to do
with these pitiful murders,

you will face a serious situation
with regard to your career.

I have some very influential
contacts.

And we have verification
that Louise Pennel was here.

You're a sick bastard.

I'll enjoy watching you being put
away for the rest of your life.

Really? Will you pass me that pencil
so I can get on with my crossword?

The one with the eraser on the end.

I should also like
to speak to my son.

He's being held at the station,

helping with our enquiry.

Tell Mrs Hedges to prepare my lunch
on your way out! Keep an eye on him.

Hello, dear.

How's Emily?
She's in a private hospital.

Justine is with her.

Mrs Hedges, I'm sorry, but I'm going
to have to search your room.

Oh! Oh, that's all right, dear.

He had her locked up again,
didn't he?

We've come up empty handed
at the cottage.

It's not looking good, and that
bastard knows it, asking about lunch!

We've organised lunch at the pub
for everyone.

Just keep going, Paul!
Or some sandwiches.

Forensics have just confirmed
they found fibres
in the back of the Land Rover.

They're matching them
with Louise's coat.

Sir, better come and have a look
round the back of the chapel.

They're opening up a manhole there.

(CREAKING)

(SAWING)

Guv! Think we've got something.

Better come and look at this.

It's dark. It's very dark.

Can we get some torches here?

Maybe we just got lucky.

Take this, will you?

(DISTORTED FEMALE VOICE)

(WOMAN'S SCREAMS ECHO)

(THUD)

He's gone. Wickenham's gone.

Well, he can't have got far. We've
got the bloody place surrounded.

How the hell did he get to do this
to you?

They found blood, hair, skin
clogging the drains.

A lot of blood traces down there.

We've still got no trace
of Wickenham.

How could he just disappear
with all those officers out there?

We've checked by the gates,
the stables, the paddock.
Nobody's seen him.

Unless,

he was wearing one of these.

How could he get it on, Paul?
He was bloody handcuffed?

Still front page and in every paper.

(PHONES RING)

(TEARFULLY)
I was having my hair done.

I honestly didn't recognise her.

She came up to me as I was paying.

She asked who I was.

I told her I was engaged.

She looked at my ring
and we walked out together.

Charles was waiting for me.

She seemed to know him.

Did Sharon return to the Hall
with you?

But I never saw her again.

So you never saw her again,
but what?

You drove all the way back
to Mayerling Hall with him and...?

She sat in the front seat
beside him.

Such a coincidence, me meeting up
with Gail and then Louise.

I remember you. You used to call
for her, didn't you?

I'm right, aren't I? It was you.

I met her when I was looking for
a secretary.

I needed someone willing to travel
abroad.

I have a house in the south of
France, an apartment in Milan.

At first,
I thought she would be suitable.

Obviously,
there was all the social side.

I can type.
Can you?

She wasn't really sophisticated
enough.

It was very disappointing.

I hope she wasn't too upset.

She's dead. She was murdered.

(SIGHS) Oh, God.

The police were asking me about the
man she was seeing, which was you,

but I'd never really met you, so...

But now you have, you can see why
poor Louise didn't get the post.

Tell me about her murder.

My client will answer
your questions.

However, he wishes to make it clear
that he played no part in the murder
of these two young women.

And we know he's lying
through his teeth.

We found fibres from Louise Pennel's
coat in your car, Mr Wickenham.

The same coat that was found
covering Sharon Bilkin's body.

Edward?
My father asked if I would help.

He said he'd been having sex
with her and she'd suffocated.

He said it was an accident.

He wanted me to move the body,
leave it somewhere.

I wouldn't look at her.
She was wrapped in the coat.

So you just agreed?

Agreed to move the body?

You denied ever seeing Sharon Bilkin.
I never saw her face.

He said if I didn't do
what he wanted,

he'd force me and Gail
to leave the estate.

You have no idea how powerful he is.

We drove up to the field.

He wanted to move
further away from the Hall,
but we got bogged down in the mud.

I was backing the car,
turning it around.

(ENGINE REVS)

Get this car valeted tomorrow,
Edward.

Do you hear me?
What did you do to her?

She won't be missed.
Now, get back to the Hall.

Forget everything you've seen,
Edward. Do you hear me?

Dear God!
Yes, 'Dear God'.

As much Dear God as I felt when they
cut your wife down from the rafters.

You were both so into
that little sex game,
she ended up hanging herself.

You know, he screwed with my wife
until she was so crazed.

Fed her drugs.

She was so terrified of him,
and he made me part of it all too.

Since I was 12, he's tormented me
and fucked with my mind!

Sit down, Mr Wickenham!

Sit down.

My father...

..is a sick man

hell-bent on hurting anyone
close to him.

He destroyed his own daughters.

And I know if I hadn't done
what he wanted...

..he would have destroyed me too.

Can you tell us anything
about your father's obsession
with the Black Dahlia?

It was the fact
the killer was never caught.

That was his obsession.
Proving he would never be caught.

And he hasn't been, has he?

You will be charged with murder,
Mr Wickenham.

And if - IF - you have any idea
where or who is hiding your father,

I would give it up if I were you.

(DISTORTED SINGING)

RADIO: The mystery of the Red Dahlia
investigation continues.

A spokesperson today admitted
no progress in establishing

the whereabouts of the murder
suspect, Colonel Charles Wickenham,

who slipped through
the fingers of police

whilst being held in custody
on his estate.

Wickenham was facing charges
of brutally murdering
Louise Pennel and Sharon Bilkin.

How long has it been - a week?
Mm.

If we haven't found him by now,
perhaps we never will.

It's just so hard to believe.

It's like bloody Houdini.

When it comes to trial, we're going
to look like complete arseholes.

Maybe he never left.

Where is he?

He can't have got outside.

We had every inch of this place
covered.

We'd have picked him up.

Nobody saw him.

(MUFFLED LAUGHTER)

(GIGGLING)

(MURMURS)

(SILENCE)

When did the girls return
to live here, Mrs Hedges?

When I heard he'd been arrested,
I got in touch with Justine.

But you must also have heard
that he'd disappeared.

I think 'escaped' is the word
you're looking for.

What are you trying to do?
Cover your tracks
because you can't find him?

No, it just seems odd that you came
back here and brought your sister.

Because the less time she spent in
that mental institution the better.

Then why didn't you take her
to your flat?

I have to look after the horses.
What if your father were to return?

He's not bloody likely to, is he?

You've had the place
swarming with police.

He's not coming back.
He's an intelligent man.

Right. So you know where he is?
No. I don't.

Mrs Hedges...

you were in your bedroom throughout
the search. Is that correct?

Yes.

Apart for when I went to make
a cup of tea.

What do you think she did -
hide him under her skirt?

Would you take Detective Travis
up to your room, please, Mrs Hedges?

Excuse me.

This is the oldest part of
the house. Is that right? Mm.

You said you had savings.

You keep your money in here?
No.

No, it's in a savings account.

It's a lot. 70,000.

You ever give any money
to Mr Wickenham?

No. I wouldn't give anything to him.

(HISSES) Leave them alone!
They're blameless.

I'll be here to look after them.

And he won't come back!
How can you be so sure?

Because I'll be here
to protect them. How do you mean?

Like I tried to
when they were children.

But you failed! You knew
what he did to these two girls.

You know what he did to Emily.

Yes.

Yes!

He took away her insides!

(CREAKING)

Travis?
Oh, shit!

Oh, a splinter.

Was is it?
There's an air vent.

There's something. Give me a hand.

Down here.
Maybe some kind of tunnel.

It's quite heavy, isn't it?

(RATTLING)
It stinks.

(HORRIFIED GASP)

There we are.
Oh, shepherd's pie.

Can you all please stay here
in the kitchen?

(SIGHS)

(They've found him.)

(You did nothing.)

Oh, no, no, no. That's enough!

Excuse me, gentlemen.

I think the mechanism
must have accidentally locked

and that's why he couldn't get out.

Accidentally?

Is this your father,
Charles Henry Wickenham?

Why is his mouth open like that?

Is this Charles Henry Wickenham?

Yes.

Yes, that's him, the bastard!

He must have known about the cellar.

Maybe not the priest hole.

You don't understand, do you?

Hear...

see...

speak...

nothing.

(MURMURS) From the size...

..we knew there was a cellar
in the chapel.

A house this old, it's obvious.

That was where he took me.

Enough, enough. Oh, my dear.

You're safe. You're safe.

I'm with you. I'm here.

Mrs Hedges had to have closed up
the air vents.

Yeah, I know.

She must have heard him
scrabbling around in there.

The sound will probably haunt her
for the rest of her life.

They need her, the girls.

I can live with it.

What?

We keep it...just between us.

Better get back.

CHARLES: Help me.

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