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-[ Sighs ]

[ Indistinct chatter ]

[ Car door opens ]

You didn't think
I could do it, did
you?

-I didn't think
anyone could do it.

So well done.
Well bloody done.

Any leads
from the body?

-It was rolled up
in a stair carpet.

With luck, we can ID the carpet,
but as for the body,

after 25 years in the
ground forensics are gonna be...

-So what's next?
Arrest Stephenson?

-We still need evidence
that he was abusing
Tania.

We want to speak to her
best friend, Katherine
Herringham.

If there was something going on,
she would know.

-Okay. I'll give that
lot the good news.

It'll stop them asking questions
about that toerag Colin Ryle.

[ Car door closes ]

-Listen, Colin.

Personally, I think you
were trying to do a good
thing,

persuade Brannon to hand himself
in, save a kid's life.

But what I don't get is how
you were going to persuade
someone

who hates the
police so much.

-No, he doesn't hate the police.
He hates Lizzie Adama.

She tore his
family apart --

-Let's take a break.

Interview suspended
10:14 AM.

-Hiya, this is Lizzie.
Leave a message.

-Lizzie, it's Steve.

Give us a call,
soon as you get this,
yeah?

[ Line beeping ]

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

What day is this?

-Day after the court
released him.

Same day he
murdered Georgina.

-So he actually came
to the station and saw
Lizzie

and saw her car.

Know any reason why she's
not answering her phone?

-No.

♪♪

-Like I said,
it's really not a good
time,

I'm due at the gym
in ten minutes

and then I have
to pick up my girls.

-I'm sorry,
but it's a murder
enquiry.

-Well, don't you have to
have found a body for it

to be a
murder enquiry?

You -- You found her.

-Yes.

-Um...

Where was she?

-Buried in the car
park in Morville Park,

about a hundred yards from where
you planted the garden

for Princess Diana.

-Katherine, Adrian
Stephenson organised the
planting.

We believe he was
sexually abusing
Tania.

We believe it was him she
went to see instead of
coming

to see you on the day
she disappeared...

Do you know if
Stephenson was abusing
her?

-She said he persuaded
her to play the violin
naked.

So she would feel
the music more.

That's all.

I-I really --
I really have to go.

-It's a murder enquiry.
You will need to talk to
us.

-Yes. Then tomorrow.
Please, I really do have to
go.

-"He persuaded her
to play the violin
naked."

A 15-year-old girl.

Can we go and arrest
the creep now?

-You got the address?

♪♪

-What is it?

-Oh it's just
a message from Fred.

[ Knock on door ]

-Adrian Stephenson?
-Yes?

-I'm DS Sarah Collins,

this is DC Elaine
Lucas and DC Lee
Coutts.

Can we come in?

-Yeah. Yes, of course.
Uh, I'm quite busy
actually.

But I hope
this won't take too
long.

Um, but of course,
I'm happy to help.

[ Door closes ]

-We've found Tania Mills'
body. Your pupil, Tania
Mills.

you taught her violin
at Hamnett's school.

-Ah, yes,
that poor girl.

Well, thank God you found
her at last. Where was she?

-Buried in the car
park of Morville Park,

where you planted the
memorial for Princess
Diana.

-Yes. That's right.

-There was drainage work
being done in the car
park.

You had access to the car
park at all times.

There's been no work
done there since,

so Tania must have been
buried in just that
interval.

-I'm sorry.
I don't understand...

-Adrian Stephenson,
I'm arresting you

on suspicion
of murdering Tania
Mills

on the 6th of
September, 1997.

-This is some
horrible mistake.

-You do not have to
say anything...

[ Cellphone buzzing ]

-...but it may harm your
defence, if you do not
mention

when questioned something
which you later rely
on...

-Steve.
-Hey. Where are you?

-Highgate.
-Oh, good.

You're only 15 minutes
from Lizzie's flat.

-Why? What's going on?

-Brannon's MO as a
villain was to put
transponders

on high-end cars
so he could track and nick them.

I think he put one
on Lizzie's car.

-Well, then call her,
warn her for God's
sake.

-She's not answering.

I'm getting
a firearms team
briefed,

but you know
how long that can
take.

Look, Sarah, I
interviewed Colin Ryle,
and he says

Brannon blames Lizzie
for everything.

You can call me
an old woman, but...

-Okay.
I'll head over there
now.

You keep trying her.
I will too.

Finchley nick.
I'll catch you there.

♪♪

-Alright,
come on, baby.

What we're gonna do, okay,
just gonna go in the
kitchen,

'cause we're gonna
surprise Daddy's friend,
alright?

Are you gonna stay
in the kitchen?

Yeah? You do that.
like a good girl. Go
quick.

♪♪

-Hmm.
[ Cellphone chimes ]

[ Police
siren wailing ]

[ Cellphone buzzing ]

-Hello?
-It's Sarah Collins.

Where are you?
-I'm nearly at home.
Why?

-We think Brannon
knows where you live.

Lizzie?

-Oh, God.

-Lizzie, can you hear me?
-I can see Skye.

She's in my flat.

-Well, then Brannon is,
too. Walk away, Lizzie.

-No, I can't, I can't.
She's seen me.

-Walk away, Lizzie.

Firearms officers
will be there in --

-She's seen me! She's
knocking at the window.
He'll hear her.

This is my chance
to get her out of there.

-Lizzie, please
walk away. -No.

-Control receiving
DS Sarah Collins.

Urgent Trojan request
to 14 Ellismore
Gardens.

Armed suspect
with a child hostage.

Unarmed
officer on scene.

-You're gonna be okay,
Skye, alright?

♪♪

He's jammed the lock.
Try the window,
alright?

Climb up, twist the
catches, and then you can
push it open.

Good girl.

-What about Candy?
-Don't worry about Candy,
okay?

I'll get her too.
Alright?

Come on,
twist that one.

Now just the handle.
Okay.

-Skye. Get down from the window.

-I don't want to
be here. -Why?

Are you gonna
listen to her?

After everything I have
done for you, Skye!

You don't wanna do
what I wanna say, no?
No?

[ Dog whimpers ]
-Candy!

Candy, no!

-Look what
you've done.

Look what you've
made me do.

I told you, didn't I?

What did I say?
I fucking warned you.

-Matt?
-It's alright, Skye.

-Just let me come in,
alright? No one knows I'm
here.

Okay? You can take my
car and you can get
away.

Please, Matt, please.
-Right, go 'round the
front.

Go 'round the front.

Listen, don't phone
anyone. Don't play games
with me.

-Okay. Skye,
I'm coming. Okay?

[ Car horn blares ]

♪♪

I'm in! Skye,
are you okay?!

-Shut the door
or she won't be.

I want to hear the
lock click. Come on.

-Okay. Alright.

♪♪

The door's unlocked.

[ Skye sobbing ]

-Give me the keys.

Keys!

[ Candy whimpering ]

-Skye, hi. Look, I've
still got it, you see?

I love you.
Everything's gonna be
okay.

[ Grunting ]
-Daddy, don't hurt
her.

-Don't tell me what to
do. -Alright. Alright.

-What you gonna do?

You're gonna put
me in jail, huh?

-No. No.

-You gonna try to
break up my family?

-No, no that's
not what
--

-You did this. Yeah.

You made me like this.
No, no.

Ah!

You bitch!

-Threat to life,
threat to life.

I can't wait for the entry team.
I'm going in.

♪♪

-[ Lizzie grunting ]

[ Grunts ]

♪♪

-[ Grunting ]

[ Breathing heavily ]

Control receiving
DS Collins,

officer injured,
serious, stab wounds.

Urgent medical
assistance required.

-Skye...kitchen.

-Oh, my God.
Are you okay?

[ Police
sirens wailing ]

-How is she?
-Bad, guv. He stabbed
her.

-Which hospital?
-St. Francis.

-I'll call her
parents. Brannon?

-There.
-Is he hurt?

-Sarah Collins whacked
him on the head with her
asp.

He was waiting for Lizzie,
guv, in her flat.

If she'd have come
home last night...

-Have you called
Cathy Teel for Skye?

-That's Jenny
with her now.

-Look, Skye,
there's your nan.

-Granny!
-Skye.

Thank God!

Come on.

-You saved one of my
officers today. You saved
that kid too.

-Lizzie did that.

She went in there,
she faced him.

-So did you.

-I have
to be debriefed,

then I've got a murder
suspect on a custody clock.

Can I leave Cathy
and Skye with you?

-Of course.

[ Ambulance
sirens wailing ]

-Keep your eyes open
for me, okay? Lizzie?

-Did you organise
a memorial

at Morville Park
for Princess Diana?

-Yes.

-Did you park your car
in the car park?

-Where else
would I park it?

-Did you get a key for
the car park from the
groundsman?

-Yes, actually, I did.
-Why?

-I wanted to spend time
there on my own.

Wanted to really look
at the park, make sure we
had

the right place for a
tribute to an
extraordinary woman.

-People who knew you then
said it was an odd thing

for you to do.

You had no interest
in the community,

or public works,
or charities.

-I'm afraid
that wastrue,

but I believe
I've made up for it
since.

I raised millions for
charity, millions.

-Did you sexually
abuse Tania Mills?

-I did not.

-Tania said you used to
make her play the violin
naked.

-You have that in
writing, or on tape?

-Tania told a friend.

-So it's hearsay from a
dead person 25 years ago.

Good luck with that.

In the meantime, Adrian
has answered your
question.

He did not abuse
Tania Mills.

-Did you kill Tania
Mills? -No.

-Did you bury her body in
the car park at Morville
Park?

-No.
Now I think it's my
turn.

You've arrested me, for
murder, dragged me from my
home,

kept me waiting
for hours,

and I've been patient
because I assumed

this was some awful
case of mistaken
identity,

or a malicious hoax,
and we'd get to the bottom of it

and move on.
But it's not like that,
is it?

You're basing these vile
accusations on nothing, nothing,

except the fact that I
taught that poor girl
violin

and planted trees
in a park 25 years
ago.

-Did you meet Tania

on the morning
of the 6th of
September?

-I spent the 6th of
September with my ex-wife,
Abigail.

We watched Princess
Diana's funeral on TV.

I could not have met, spoken to,
or indeed killed Tania Mills

because I was at home all
day. Do you want Abigail's
address?

-Are you okay?

I mean, you haven't had a
blow to the head or
something?

-Actually, yeah,
Brannon punched me.

-Okay, I get that
you're a big fucking
hero,

but we got our arses
kicked in there.

-He's lying.

-Well, of course,
but we haven't made a
dent.

And what if his wife alibis him?

-Well, let's go and talk to her.

-Sarah,
what's going on?

-What's going on is that
he's lied, freely and on
tape,

about everything.

Even Princess Diana.

"Extraordinary woman"?
Bollocks. He despised
her.

Let's go
and talk to the
ex-wife.

-By the way,
I didn't mean that,

I do think
you're a fucking hero.

-Oh. Thanks.

-What are your names?

-Mr. and Mrs. Adama.
Where's my daughter?

-I'll find out for
you. -Mr. Adama, Mrs.
Adama.

-How is she?
-She's being operated on
now.

She has two deep stab
wounds that are...

that they're
worried about.

-God..

-Yes. Adrian was with
me all that day.

-You watched Diana's
funeral? -We did.

I could have done
without his
commentary.

"Britain weeping
over its saccharine
Princess."

He was particularly
rude about Elton John.

-Did you like
your husband?

-No.
The marriage was a
mistake.

-Can I
ask how you met?

-I was in one
of his youth
orchestras.

-You played the
violin? -Viola.

Yes, I know all the
jokes. How can you tell

when a viola player
is playing out of
tune?

The bow is moving.

[ Chuckles ]

-Are you aware of the
accusations of sexual
assault

against your ex-husband
by former pupils of
his?

-No, I wasn't aware.
-Why did the marriage
end?

-I said -- um, it was a mistake.

I was only 21.
I was far too young.

I think I've answered
your question.

Adrian was
with me all day.

He can't have killed
that poor girl.

Please, just go.

[ Knock on door ]

[ Camera beeping ]

-You should
be at home.

In fact, you should stay
home for another month,

what you've been
through today.

Anything on cause of
death? -Not yet.

Maybe the carpet she was wrapped
in will give us something.

But the clock
is ticking on
Stephenson.

-How much longer?
-16 hours.

But I'm afraid if we don't
nail him now, then he could run.

He knows we're onto
him, he's wealthy.

-I'll tell you what to
do -- Go home, get some
sleep.

Then attack it fresh
in the morning.

I have every confidence
in you.

[ Cellphone ringing ]

-Hello?
-It's Julie.

Sorry, I know it's late,
but can I come and see you?

-[ Sighs ]

-And then I saw on the
news that it was you

that found
that missing girl,
Tania.

-Well, me and several
others. -Was that what

you were obsessing
about, when I was here?

-I saw something
and it gave me an
idea.

But I shouldn't
have been so, so...

-No, I shouldn't
have been so hasty.

I just wanted to say
that. I'm not the kind of
person

that needs to be
the centre of every...

You're asleep.

-I'm so sorry. I'm
sorry. -It's fine.

Bed. Come on.

[ Shower running ]

[ Shower turns off ]

Out you come.

Now rinse.

[ Sink running ]

-Will you stay?

-I'd like to, but that'd
be taking advantage of
you.

-I want this.

[ Both chuckle ]

♪♪

-[ Grunting ]

[ Monitor beeping ]

-Hey, Lizzie.

-Kieran.

-You made it.

Hey?

You made it.

♪♪

-Hi. Did you get
the files? -Yep.

I don't know
what good they'll do.

-We both think
she's hiding
something.

Whatever it is,
I want to find it.

And to do that, we may
have to unsettle her,

maybe even upset her.
You okay with that?

-I have no problem
upsetting people.

What happened
to DS Grumpy?

Someone take her
prisoner last night?

-No.

-My God,
you're actually
blushing.

[ Knock on door ]

-I still don't see
how I can help.

The police have
interviewed me so many
times.

I have nothing
new to say.

-We have something
to tell you.

There have been three complaints
of sexual assault

made against Stephenson
by girls in other force
areas.

One of his victims said
he got her to play
naked,

just like Tania did.

Another said
he got her drunk,

then he made her perform
oral sex on him in his
car.

-Katherine, we know
you're not responsible for
any of this.

There's no need
to feel guilty.

We know that Tania
wasn't with you that
day,

that she went
to meet Stephenson.

What we need
to know is
--

-Katherine...

It's okay.
Just tell us.

-It's exactly what he did to me.

He -- He drove me
to a pub for lunch

and he gave
me wine to drink,

and then afterwards in his
car, he forced me to...

...he forced me
to suck him off.

You're so, so, so
wrong about that day.

You know, Tania did come
'round and we were going to
watch

the funeral and
then do our homework.

-Then what happened?

-Oh, Stephenson,
he got there first.

He turned up, said he
was impressed by my
playing,

that he wanted me
to play for him.

-And did you?

-I was flattered.

Tania had always been
his star pupil.

So...

[ Sighs ]
Yeah, I did.

And then...And then
Tania rang the bell.

And he said to ignore
it, that she would go
away.

And she didn't.

She just kept shouting
and ringing and
knocking,

then she shouted
that she could see his
car,

that she knew
he was in there.

And so, he went out to
speak to her, and she
went away.

And then he, um...

and then
he came back to me.

-And then he took
you out to lunch?

-No, no, first, he made me play.

Well, like, for three
minutes and then...

...he started
kissing me.

And then...then he...
then he raped me.

On the floor of my
parents' living room.

-I'm so sorry.
-I am too.

Because I know how much you want
to get him for killing Tania,

but I just don't see
how he could of,

because, you know,
he was with me.

-Facing that guy,
knowing what he had
done,

what he was capable
of... I'm proud of you,
Lizzie.

-If Sarah Collins hadn't
have showed up, I was...

...I was dead.

And I hear she
only showed up

because you realised
where Brannon was.
So...

-You're a good cop,
Lizzie Adama.

-It's not any of
your business, Steve.

-Understood.

[ Exhales sharply ]
I'll pop back, okay?

-Yeah, I'd like that.

And please,
tell Sarah...

tell her I know
what she did.

-Gotta go.
-You look like shit.

-Thank you. I still want
you to work with me.

-The lab
ID'd the carpet.

It was made by the
Axminster company in the
'90s.

Now by itself,
that doesn't help,

but I managed
to track down

Stephenson's landlord
from 1997,

and well, boy, did he
help. Not only does he
remember

laying that carpet
at Stephenson's flat,

he also remembered that
Stephenson went and changed
it,

without
his permission.

-What? He took up the
carpet? -And chucked it
out.

I mean, the landlord
is still furious.

-It's a direct link
between Tania's body and
Stephenson.

-Yes, but --
-Sarah, it's gold.

The carpet we found her body
in came from Stephenson's
flat.

What could be clearer?

-And you need to release
him in less than three
hours.

You need to move.

-I'm very aware
of the clock.

-The details are clear
in my mind

if you'd like me
to lead the questioning
--

-Stop!
Just stop.

There's a reason
why abused girls stay
silent.

Yes, they're ashamed,
they think it's all their fault,

but they also think
that they won't be
believed,

that they won't
even be listened to.

-Sarah --
-No.

Tania was silent
for 25 years,

not just because
she was dead,

but because her best
friend, Katherine
Herringham,

who knew Tania had
been abused by
Stephenson,

was also raped by him,

thereby ensuring her
silence for 25 years.

We have Katherine's
statement on tape and we --

-Bloody hell, the
carpet and this, we
have him.

-We don't have him.
Forget the carpet.

-What are you
talking about?

I mean, for nearly
24 hours --

-I'm sorry, Lee.
Forget the carpet.

We have to listen
to the other woman

who's been silent
for 25 years.

[ Knock on door ]
Abigail.

She's Stephenson's alibi
for the day Tania
disappeared,

but we now know
he wasn't with her,

he was out,
raping another
schoolgirl.

Abigail didn't
even like Stephenson,

so why did
she lie for him?

-Stephenson's marriage
licence, August 1996.

Puts Abigail's age
as 21.

-Well, that's
what she said.

-Therefore
born in 1975,

but a search of public
records says different.

Abigail Levy was born
in 1979.

She was only 17.

-Married at 17?

So, the relationship must
have started before that,

when she was 16.
Even 15? That's abuse.

-She must've been
his first victim.

[ Knock on door ]

-This really isn't a good
time. I have friends here.

-You lied about your age
on your marriage
certificate.

That's an offence.

You lied about your
ex-husband being with you

on the 6th
of September.

We now have a statement
saying he was somewhere
else,

raping a 15-year-old.

Please ask your friends to leave
so we can talk inside.

-Katherine Herringham
has given us a
statement

that on the 6th of
September, Tania went to
her home.

Your ex-husband
was already there.

He sent Tania away.
Then he raped
Katherine.

-Do you know what
Tania did next?

-You see, Tania's body
was found wrapped in a
carpet

that your ex-husband
took from his flat.

We believe Tania found out where
he lived, and she went there.

-We believe she waited
till he came home,

then he killed her,
at or near his home.

Then he wrapped her
in the carpet

and buried her in the car
park at Morville Park.

But while that was
happening, there was
someone else

in this home,

watching Princess
Diana's funeral -- you.

-Did you let Tania in?

-You must have known
who she was.

You were the similar
type, practically the
same age.

-What did you do?
Watch TV together?

-Or did you talk
until Adrian got home?

-No.

No.
We didn't watch TV or
talk.

I'd drunk nearly a
bottle of wine by then.

Maybe it
made me cruel.

I saw her eyes move
to his violin.

So I said,
"Play something."

So she did.

She wasn't
even very good.

She was embarrassed.

She said
she shouldn't have
come.

And I felt
sorry for her,

but I was
also furious.

She'd come to my home.

I know
that the marriage was a
farce,

but it was
still my home.

-Then she left?

-She stood there, with
her short skirt and her
makeup.

That's when I knew
who she was.

Another me.

-So what happened?

-Oh, no.

-Oh, yes.

Where do you think
the scars come from?

I wanted to die.

-I'm sorry. I
have to stop you.

We need to take you
to a police station.

-Are you arresting me?
-Yes.

You need to call a
lawyer. -I don't want one.

What difference
would a lawyer make?

She stood there,
as if she wanted to say
sorry

or something,
then she walked to the
stairs.

And I felt this rage,

how pathetic she was,

how pathetic I was.

I gave her a shove.

She tripped.

The stairs
in the flat were
steep.

I heard
this sharp crack.

I ran down. She was lying there,
completely still.

Her neck was broken.
I couldn't feel a
pulse.

I shouted for help.
I-I called Adrian's
mobile.

I called it a dozen
times. Always voicemail,
voicemail.

I was already drunk, then I went
on drinking till I passed out.

-Then Adrian came home.
-He did everything you
said.

Took up the carpet,
used it to wrap her
body.

Afterwards,
he said to me,

"You killed
her. I saved you.

Don't ever
say anything."

And I didn't.

♪♪

-How's Skye?

-She's good,
all things considered.

-Yeah.
-She sends her love.

And this.

-[ Chuckles, coughs ]

Tell her I
said thank you.

-Oh. I made you this.

I knit 'em,
and I sell 'em on
eBay.

It's probably not your thing
at all. It's just that I owe you

so much
and I wanted to do
something --

-I love it.

Truly.
I'm...

I'm just happy Skye's
okay, and she's got you.

[ Knock on door ]

-I hear you had a win.

-I so wanted
it to be him.

But it was her.

I mean, the court will take
into account the abuse, her age.

She was just 18.

He could end up
spending longer inside than her.

-You know for sure
she killed Tania?

-Oh, she confessed.
She was drunk,

she pushed her down the
stairs, she broke her neck,

then she panics,
went and got even more
drunk.

-So a terrified drunk
teenager diagnosed both
death

and cause of death.

-Yeah, basically.

Steve...

Fucking hell.

-Maybe you should
look again.

♪♪

-Neck break?

But there isn't one.
The cervical spine's
intact.

-Abigail said that Tania
fell and broke her neck.

She heard
a sharp crack.

-Ah, that'll
be this
--

the, uh, left ankle,

a transverse distal
fibular fracture.

-But she said that Tania
was unconscious and had no
pulse,

so if she didn't break her neck,

was there some sort of head
trauma, like a fractured
skull?

-There's no sign
of any skull
fractures.

-So what's the cause of
death? -Well, it's hard to
say.

There's no brain. There's
no soft tissue left at
all.

But there is one other
broken bone.

It's, uh, the hyoid.

Comes from under here.

It shows two inward
compression fractures.

Hyoid fractures in
isolation are almost
never fatal.

But in fatalities, the
injury is usually
associated with,

um...
-Strangulation.

But why strangle her?

She was still alive
when Stephenson came
home.

Could you
testify to that?

-Only that
it's possible.

-But two, what did you say,
inward compression
fractures...

What else
could that mean?

♪♪

[ Knock on door ]

-Going somewhere, sir?

-Yes, a long overdue
holiday. What do you want?

-Adrian Stephenson,
I'm arresting you for the murder

of Tania Mills on
September 6th, 1997,

and for preventing
the lawful burial of a
body.

-Oh for Christ's sake.

-You don't have to say anything,

but it may harm your
defence if you do not
mention

when questioned something
which you later rely on in
court.

Anything you do say
may be given in
evidence.

-Look, I didn't do it!

I was at home watching
TV with my wife.

-No, you were out
raping a schoolgirl,

then you came home
and murdered another.

We have a statement
from Katherine
Herringham.

We have a statement
from your ex-wife.

-Lies. Just
bloody lies.

I was at home all day.
I never saw Tania.

-You saw her when you
went to Katherine's,

then you saw her at your
home, where you murdered
her.

Then for 25 years,
you let Abigail

believe your crime was
hers. You are
unbelievably cruel.

-You're out of your
mind. I deny everything.

This is a witch hunt by a
lot of bitter and vindictive
women.

-Does that include all
the schoolgirls you raped,
sir?

-I have launched countless girls

on brilliant careers.

It's only the lazy
and the talentless

who try to slander me.

You're just the
latest in line.

Your whole case
is built on lies.

I will fight you and I will win.

-Will you?

We will have Abigail,

and Katherine,

and Tania's
poor dead body.

We will have
all your other
victims.

They will describe
how you groomed them,

got them to play
naked, got them drunk,

made them give
you blowjobs.

Then the rapes,
the violence.

The jury will know what you are,
and they will know what you did.

♪♪

[ Knock on door ]

-Hey.
-Hey.

-Um, Mary's here,

so I best be going.

-Yeah.
Yeah, of course.

Um, thanks for...being
around.

-Yep.

-Listen, Kieran...
-Hmm?

-The doctors told
my parents something,

that first night, when
things were looking a bit
dodgy.

[ Sighs ]

I'm pregnant.

-You --
-Ready?

-Yeah.
-I'm sorry, Lizzie,

but his daughter's almost
forgotten what he looks
like.

-Yeah.
-Yeah.

Yeah, no, of course.
Um, thanks for being
here.

-See you soon.
-Yeah.

♪♪

-Can I touch her?

♪♪

[ Knock on door ]

-I'm in.

-Good. Why?

-Front page news.
Tania Mills.

There was another funeral
that day -- Georgina
Teel.

She's not in here, not one word.

You know why?

Because she's
a working class kid,

a victim of domestic
violence, and she died in
Shakiel land.

-Where no
one gives a toss.

Well, they do now.

♪♪

-Hey. Come in.

-Ah...

-Mm-hmm. My mum.
She tends to
over-cater.

Sarah, I...
I wanna thank you for
--

-Please, it's okay.
I got lucky.

Wegot lucky.
-Mm.

-I'm just
glad you made it.

What you did
was incredibly brave,

but, well, systems are
there for a reason.

Sometimes it's better
not to just rush in
bravely.

We won't always
get lucky.

-Right. I understand.

But so you know, if I'm
ever in that situation
again,

like a kid in danger
or something,

I'm going to rush in.

No doubt, no
hesitation. I will rush
in.

♪♪

-Have a grape.

♪♪