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[ Dramatic theme music plays ]

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[ Light music plays ]

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[ Cellphone ringing
in distance ]

- Yeah, I can hear
his phone in there.

Keep trying.

Has Ned ever missed an
appointment with you before?

- Never.
That's why I'm so concerned.

H-He was diagnosed with
dementia three months ago.

- Is Ned okay?
- Hi, Hughie.

Yeah, we're checking on him now.

- We're supposed to be
fishing today.

When did you last see Ned?

- Yesterday. Here.
About 3:00.

All okay at the time?

Yeah, yeah. Top form.

Okay.

[ Suspenseful music plays ]

**

Ned?

[ Cellphone ringing ]

Hello?

Ned.

I'm a police officer!

Just here to check
that you're okay!

**

Ned?

[ Ringing continues ]

Are you home?

Ned?

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[ Door opens ]

Sorry, Siobhan.
I can't let you in.

Is Ned okay?

He isn't here.

You can't come inside.

I'm calling this
as a crime scene.

**

[ Seagulls squawking ]

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**

How was your evening?

With Noah?

Yeah, fun.

What did you get up to?

I met a couple of mates.

It was good craic.

- Oh, yeah?
Where did you go to?

Anywhere nice?

Just like all over.

Like a proper pub crawl.
It was amazing.

We still on for later?

- It just depends what time
I finish here.

Okay.

[ Cellphone ringing ]

Ryan.

Yeah, okay, just, erm,
send me through the address.

I'll drive straight over.

**

[ Door opens, closes ]

**

[ Knock on door ]

Aren't you gonna get that?

[ Knocking continues ]

**

Hi.

So, I have a massive favour
to ask of you.

With Finn in the States,
obviously I'm Acting Inspector.

Erm, which means
I'm working every hour.

And, Nicole,
I have so much to organise

for this wedding.
So I --

- Are you about to ask me
to plan your wedding?

- Well, I can't think
of anyone better.

- Could you be
any more insensitive?

- Sorry?
- My husband is in prison.

Which means my marriage
is in tatters.

And you want me to organise
your flowers

and your seating arrangements.

- No, I-I just thought it might
take your mind off --

The answer's no, Marlene.

[ Melancholy music plays ]

**

- She's got a visiting order
to see Clint on remand today.

Is she going?

- She says she'd rather watch
this place burn down...

again.

Right.

**

- A dementia sufferer,
last seen at 3:00 yesterday.

I think you're right, Ryan.

Ned is a high-risk
Missing Person.

There's something else.

Ned's mate, Hughie,
he's got a criminal record.

How do you know that?

- He has to sign in at the
police station once a month.

I was there when he signed in
a couple of days ago.

He's on a "Violent Offender
Prevention Order."

What sort of violence?

- He got drunk and had a fight
with his cousin.

His cousin ended up in hospital.

The order means Hughie is banned
from drinking alcohol.

Have you known him a long time?

Yeah, a good while.

- Do you think it's possible
that he harmed Ned?

Hughie's a lovely fella.

Till he's had a drink.

Maybe...he fell off the wagon?

- What's my conviction
got to do with finding Ned?

- We are trying to rule you out,
Hughie.

Not rule you in.

- [ Sighs ]
Drink doesn't suit me at all.

Two years ago, I did my cousin
some serious damage.

I served a sentence,
got a Prevention Order.

And an alcohol ban?

Aye.

So, how's that working for you?

Never touched the booze again.

Never will.

Ned helped, getting me
into the angling.

To be honest, Ned's been
a really good friend to me.

Okay.

[ Dramatic music plays ]

**

- The Harbour Master tells me
someone's vandalised your boat?

- You'll be needing this.
- Why thanks.

**

Right.

I'm Acting Inspector
Marlene Pettigrew.

- Welcome aboard,
Acting Inspector.

- I'm Pete Walsh.
- So, what's happened here, then?

- I sailed into Port Devine
yesterday.

About, er, 10:00 last night,

I was boarded by a gang
of drunk teenagers.

Would you recognise them?

- Well, I got a good look
at the ring leader.

He's a gangly red-headed lad.
16 or that way.

- Okay.
Did they take anything?

- Well, they did all this
with me own hatchet.

Then they swiped it.
A little beauty it was.

- Well, Mr. Walsh,
we'll find who did this.

Don't worry.

[ Gentle music plays ]

**

- Red-headed boy of 16 or so?

Could be one of any number
of likely lads from round here.

I'll request last night's CCTV
from the harbour.

Cheers, Callum.

I hear Ned Foley has gone AWOL.

- Yeah, Jo's on the case.
And Ryan's doing house to house.

- [ Exhales deeply ]
Someone must have seen Ned.

Well, you'd think so.

- [ Cellphone chimes ]
- Oh?

Text from Finn.

"Just arrived
in Fort Lauderdale.

Hope you're managing
without me."

- Long way to go to look for the
woman who gave you up as a baby.

- Yeah, but it means
a lot to him.

Yeah, obviously.

- I just hope he's not
gonna be disappointed.

Yeah.

**

Hey, Nicole?

Er, Barry wants a word.

- Barry?
What can I do for you?

- It can be daunting, at first.
- What can?

- Prison visiting.
- [ Sighs ]

- But listen,
it's nothing to worry about.

When you arrive, you just put
your personal things

in a visitor's locker.

And then it's like, you know,
airport security.

You know, er, metal detectors,
conveyor belts.

And then of course
there's the...

- physical search
- Physical?

- No, no, it's just a pat-down.

And...one or two sniffer dogs.

- [ Sighs ]
Look, it's kind of you, Barry.

But there's no need
to put my mind at rest.

I'm not going.

- When you and Clint got married,
in my church, before God...

Now, I presume
you remember your vows --

For better and for worse.

Of course I remember.

Well, this is the worse bit.

This is where you get
to step up, Nicole,

for the one you love.

Stand by your man.

**

Clint must be missing you.

- Well, if he is, he's only got
himself to blame.

What are you gonna do?

- Well, what do you even wear?
To a prison?

I couldn't find any tips online.

- Imagine how much
it will mean to him

when his stunning wife walks in
looking like a million dollars.

- I suppose that might make the
other prisoners a bit jealous.

You're right.

I'm gonna go get changed.

The full bling?

- The other prisoners
won't know what's hit them.

- The sooner Clint gets out
of prison the better.

Managing that woman
is a full-time job.

She's going to visit Clint.

Oh, okay. That's good.

Erm, have either
of you seen this man?

- Oh, Ned with the hat?
Yeah, sure.

He, erm, was here last night.

Oh, yeah, that's right.

He was with a lad about my age.

Okay.

This guy?

That's him.

- Do you remember
what they had to drink?

I'm pretty sure they had beer.

- Pints of the stuff.
- Okay. Thank you.

**

[ Ringing ]

Hiya, Jo.

I have an update
on Hughie Shannon.

**

Hughie, we know you and Ned
were in the pub last night.

- I didn't drink alcohol.
I knew you'd think I had.

- You must have known
we'd find out.

Ned is missing, okay?

So I need to know what
really happened last night.

Ned phoned around 7:00.

He wanted to meet in the pub.

What time did you leave?

About 10:00.

Walked Ned back to his place.

I went home on my own.

- And was Ned in good form
when you left him?

- He seemed right enough to me,
yeah.

- So, you say you left
The Commodore

around 10:00 last night, yes?

That's right.

- Did you go on to the pier?
- No, we didn't.

- But you would have had
a good view of the pier.

So, did you see or hear
anything going on?

Yes, I did.

They were making
a hell of a racket.

Who were?

A gang of kids.

**

**

This makes for a nice change.

Says the busy GP.

Well, I never get to see you.

Not now you're courting.

"Courting"?

- You sound like Granny Concepta.
- As if!

Well, how is our young Ryan
treating you anyway?

He's a sweetheart.

Can't do enough for me.

- Well, enjoy the honeymoon
period while it lasts.

Ah, I miss your dad.

I wish he wasn't halfway
across the world.

- What do you think
she'll be like?

His birth mum?

- Well, if she's anything
like your dad,

she'll be alright,
don't you think?

Yeah.

Hey, what's that?

[ Suspenseful music plays ]

**

Is that Ned's hat?

You don't think he's...

drowned?

**

It's just his hat.

It doesn't prove that Ned
went into the sea.

- Do we need to get
the divers out?

- No, we'd need more evidence
than a hat

to justify that sort of expense.

- Here, this is CCTV
from the harbour last night.

You'll never guess
who got caught on camera.

Ned and Hughie.

- Yeah, yeah, and didn't Hughie
say they went

- straight home to Ned's house?
- Yeah.

And he was adamant
they didn't go on the pier.

- Didn't he also say
they saw a gang of kids?

- Yeah, him and your man
Pete Walsh both saw them.

- Pete Walsh even said that
he saw them damage his boat.

- Yeah, well, that's
the really weird bit

because there's no sign of them.

So, where's Hughie now?

- Er, he's off out again,
looking for Ned.

We didn't have a reason
to hold him.

Yeah.

[ Suspenseful music plays ]

**

Ned!

Ned!

How long have you been here,
Ned?

- I-I-I don't know.

People are worried about you.

Are they?

Why?

[ Ringing ]

- Marlene.
Yeah, I've found Ned.

No, he's, er...

Yeah, safe and sound.

What am I doing here, Barry?

[ Melancholy music plays ]

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**

- Thanks. Hiya.
- How's Ned?

Well, physically he's fine.

- Who knows how long he was
sitting on those rocks.

- Listen, you still need
to go easy on him.

We will, don't worry.

- And we'll make sure
he gets home safe and sound.

- Yeah, Ned will need
an Appropriate Adult

because of his dementia.

- Do you wanna see
if one of my two can do it?

- Aye, that would be great,
Siobhan.

Thank you.

Any joy tracking down Hughie?

- Not so far.
He's turned his phone off.

- Will you keep trying?
- Mm-hmm.

Thanks.

[ Dramatic music plays ]

**

You okay to start?

- Ned, can you talk us through
what you did last night?

Er, I'll try.

But my memory's not what it was.

- That's fine.
Look, maybe I can help you.

Do you remember this?

That's me and my mate, Hughie.

- Were we on the pier?
- Yes, you were.

And that time code says
it was five past 10:00.

- Had we been in the pub?
- So Hughie tells us Ned, yeah.

- Oh, he's a lovely lad is
Hughie.

- Ned, can you tell us how
your hat got into the sea?

- It -- It must have
fallen off.

- You know, when you were on
the pier last night,

did you see any lads hanging
around, making noise maybe?

- I-I don't know.

I don't think so.

- Hughie told us that when
he walked you home last night,

he left you there safe and well.

But when we went to your house
this morning,

some of your furniture
had been knocked over.

Do you know how that happened?

- M-Maybe it was me?

Maybe I did it.

[ Melancholy music plays ]

**

- Right on time.
- That's you.

Thanks, Callum.

Shay, thanks for doing that.

Not at all.

What's he up to?

Who?

Oh, Noah Shaw?

What you know him?

- Yeah, we play five-aside
together.

Who's the woman?

His fiancée.

- He's getting married?
- Yeah, next week.

Er, they're having
the reception at the pub.

See ya, man.

**

Hey! Mr. Shaw!

I want a word with you.

**

- So, Barry here is going
to run you home

and help you get
things sorted out.

Thanks, Barry.

Where is it?

- Where's what?
- My hat. Where's my hat?

- Look, look, look, it's here.
Look, Ned, it's on the table.

Can Ned have his hat back?

I don't see why not.

[ Light, thoughtful music
plays ]

**

- Callum, any joy in finding
Hughie Shannon?

No, not yet.

- Yeah, well, we need
to find him.

- Are you having a go?
- Sorry?

- Do I need to remind you that
you're not my superior officer?

I wasn't criticising.

- Tell me,
Detective Constable Lipton,

just why are you in Port Devine?

- Okay, what exactly
is going on here?

- Ah, Callum. Hughie's been
spotted at the Caravan park.

- Okay, I'll take a drive
up there now

- and have a look around.
- Brilliant, thank you.

[ Tense music plays ]

**

[ Door closes ]

**

[ Siren blaring in distance ]

[ Indistinct conversations ]

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**

Hello.

- Oh, Clint, is it so bad?
- No.

It's okay. It's bearable.

Sure, I stayed in worse places

when I was touring
with the band.

- Then why are you so --
- Seeing you.

Nicole, I thought
we were finished.

After what you said
when I got arrested...

I can't believe you're here.

- Oh, I was angry.
Furious.

That you could do something
so idiotic.

It doesn't mean that I don't
love you, you stupid man.

[ Sighs ]

I am so glad to hear
you say that.

[ Intense music plays ]

**

**

**

Hughie!

What are you doing there?

Nothing.

Doesn't look like nothing.

Hughie! I just want a word!

**

Hughie! Give it up!

**

Don't even bother.

**

**

Is it my fault?

That you didn't get bail?

Oh, no, don't be daft!

- I thought -- Well, when
the judge saw that your wife

hadn't showed up
to support you --

- The judge had dealt with
too many Dunwoodys before.

As soon as she saw my name,
she made up her mind

there and then that I wasn't
getting out any time soon.

I'm glad you didn't come.

You know, part of me wishes
you weren't here now,

in a place like this.

- Well, I thought you were
pleased to see me.

Oh, I am. Over the moon.

[ Sighs ]

Especially when you come
looking like that.

- I wanted to look my best
for you.

It's my fault that I'm in here,

and it's my fault
that I didn't get bail.

You and your brother.

- I need to stop acting like
a child, Nicole.

I need to take responsibility
for what I did...

and for the shame
I brought on you.

I'll survive.

Anyway, the gossips are all
talking about Concepta now.

- What about Concepta?
- Oh!

She's not Finn's mum.

Not biological anyway.

Start at the beginning.

Don't leave anything out.

**

- Why were you trying to bury
this, Hughie?

- Because it was me that did it.
I smashed up that fella's boat.

- This is CCTV footage
from the pier last night.

That's you and Ned walking
towards the boat in question.

- Ned had nothing to do
with any of this.

- So, the gang of lads
that you told us about...

That was a lie.

Oh?

That's funny, you see,

because the guy
who owns the boat,

he said exactly the same thing.

In fact, he told us he saw
the group of lads

that smashed up his boat.

So, have you two been talking?

Trying to get your story
straight?

Who came up with the lie
about the gang of lads?

- He did.
- Who?

The man on the boat.

- Pete Walsh?
- Yes.

- Why would you agree
to go along with that?

Or was it because you were
trying to cover

for the person
who really did the damage?

Was it your friend, Ned?

Yes.

- Do Ned and Pete
know each other?

- They used to work together
on the trawlers.

- So, Ned has a problem
with Pete, does he?

- Yeah.
- What sort of problem?

- I don't know.
- You don't know?

You were there when Ned
took a hatchet to Pete's boat!

Surely, he must have had
something to say for himself?

- It was all mad.
Mixed-up pure wallop.

Stuff about smuggling
and carrying the can.

I couldn't make any sense of it.
Honest.

[ Suspenseful music plays ]

- Callum, can you pick up
Ned Foley and bring him back in?

Sure. Any particular reason?

- Er, according to Hughie,
Ned is responsible

for the criminal damage
on the boat.

What we don't know is why.

- Right, will I see if Shay's
able to sit in again?

Yes. Good idea.

Okay.

So...

All that stuff about smuggling,

when I know for a fact that Ned
doesn't have a criminal record.

- Pete Walsh is clean, too.
I checked.

- Well, if there's been smuggling
in these parts,

there's one man who'll know.

**

Ned Foley was a witness

in a smuggling case
a few years ago.

- Were you involved
in the investigation?

- No, no, no, no. I was only
a constable at the time,

but a man went down for it.

A foreign sailor.

Portuguese if my memory
serves me right.

He got a fair few years
jail time.

What sort of smuggling?

Well, believe it or not,

this sailor was caught
smuggling gold.

**

**

Marlene?

Organise her own wedding?
Are you mad?

It will be a dreary disaster.

- With everything that's
going on with you and me,

- I just -- I can't.
- You can do anything, babe.

That's why I expect you
to "Nicole Devine"

the hell out of Marlene's
wedding.

- Nicole Devine-Dunwoody.

Look, I messed up.

Really messed up.

But I promise you,
it'll never happen again.

I didn't support you...

at the bail hearing.

But from now on,
I am on your side 100%.

Time's up, Dunwoody.

I love you, babe.

I love you, too.

[ Melancholy music plays ]

**

**

**

- So, I've managed to access
the court records.

A Portuguese trawler-man,
Luis Saramago,

hid stolen gold ingots
inside his belongings.

He smuggled them over here
on the ship he was working on.

His fellow trawler-man
Ned Foley was called to testify.

So Barry was right, then.

- What's even more interesting
is the name

of the other fisherman
who also testified.

Pete Walsh by any chance?

- The very same.
- Hmm.

**

Ned, do you know this man?

Sure.

That's Pete Walsh.

Have you seen him recently?

I think I have.

- Tell me, Ned,
do you recognise this.

It's okay.
Just take your time.

- It -- It was on Pete's boat.

I used it to smash his boat up.

When did you do that, Ned?

- Oh, I-I don't know.

- Do you know why you took
a hatchet to his boat?

Oh, yes.

He was laughing.

I told him we did
a terrible thing

and he just started laughing.

- What was the terrible thing
that you and Pete did?

We sent a man to jail.

What for?

Smuggling.

Little one-ounce gold ingots.

Beautiful things.

Stolen from Algeria.

Everything was going great

till the Coast Guard
boarded the ship.

- We've looked at
the court records, Ned.

We know that a Portuguese sailor
called Luis Saramago

took the blame.

How did that happen?

[ Sighs ]

Pete planted some of the gold
in Luis' stuff.

By the time I realised what
Pete had done, it was too late.

I-I wanted to come clean,

but Pete told me
that wouldn't get Luis off.

He said we'd all go down.

- So, you both testified
against him in court.

We framed him.

Poor Luis.

He trusted us -- his shipmates.

He went to prison.

And we sailed free.

All of this, Ned.

We don't doubt for a second that
you're telling us the truth.

My worry is that it's
your word against Pete's.

- You -- You mean
you need evidence?

- Well, that's about
the size of it.

Well, there's my hat.

- Y-Your hat?

- And you might want to have
a read of my journals.

Why?

- Everything that happened
back then,

I wrote it all down.

[ Thoughtful music plays ]

**

**

It's gold.

- All those ingots
were stamped and numbered.

And quite a few
were never found.

This has to be one of them.

**

- You've no right to keep me
here!

- Move that boat
and I'll arrest you.

- I'm gonna speak to your
Inspector about this.

- Knock yourself out.
Here she is now.

- This idiot is trying
to stop me leaving Port Devine!

- Yeah!
On my orders, Mr. Walsh.

- Book him, Ryan.
- I'm arresting you

for Perverting
The Course of Justice.

- You what?!
- You do not need

to say anything, but if you do
not mention when questioned

something which you later
rely on in court,

it may harm your defence.

Anything you do say,
may be given in evidence.

- Youse are making one hell
of a mistake!

- Hey.
Do you and me have a problem?

You tell me.

[ Cellphone rings ]

I need to take this.

Hello?

Slow down a minute.

He did what?

[ Tense music plays ]

**

- There was no red-headed kid,
was there?

- No.
- No.

You also claimed you didn't know
Ned Foley.

- Look, I told some white lies.
I admit that.

But I was only trying
to protect an old boy

who was clearly having
some sort of breakdown.

- We know that you and Ned
were witnesses

in a smuggling case
a number of years back.

- And what's that got to do
with any of this?

- Ned alleges that you framed
a Luis Saramago for that crime.

See, that's what he was
angry about last night.

- You lot should let that
poor auld fella be.

Nothing he says is credible
as evidence.

- Well, it's not just
his word, is it?

You might recognise this.

You see, Luis was found

with only some
of the stolen ingots.

Given that each one
is numbered and stamped,

we know that this was one
that was never recovered.

Where did you find that?

Hidden in Ned's hat.

- He's a meticulous one that Ned.
- Hmm.

- He recorded everything
that happened onboard that ship.

Including the smuggling.

- And, according to this,
the whole thing was your idea.

And you made off with
the lion's share of the cash.

- [ Scoffs ]
The lying so and so!

We split it 50/50.

Split what, Pete?

The money we got.

From the gold ingots we sold.

**

- Here she is,
the woman who cracked

a decades' old
miscarriage of justice.

Nah, it was teamwork.

No, no, no.

You were the one that got
Pete Walsh to confess.

How did you do that?

- I may have implied something
that Ned hadn't actually said.

So, you broke the rules.

- Well, I mean, it was audacious,
admittedly,

but extremely effective.

- Belfast's loss
is Port Devine's gain.

Celebratory pint, anyone?

Yeah, sure, er, we'll catch up.

Okay. Let's go, cub.

Yes. Come on.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Door closes ]

We need a word.

Hm. Not here.

[ Dramatic music plays ]

**

**

- And so, what will happen
to Ned, then?

A trial will be set.

I mean, it's a serious crime,
Siobhan.

- Well, that guy Luis
certainly paid the price.

And will Ned...go to prison
in his condition?

In theory, yes, he could.

But before that happens th--

- They'll find him
unfit to stand trial?

Exactly. Yeah.

[ Cellphone chimes ]

It's our Lil.

- All those years...
keeping a terrible secret.

Well, it's out now.

Should give him
some sort of closure.

- See, if I told you a secret,
could you keep it to yourself?

We barmen, we're like priests.

[ Chuckles ]

You know I promised Marlene

that I'd got clearance from
the religious authorities

to bless her wedding
in the Church.

Heard something about it, yeah.

It was a lie.

- Sorry?
- Yeah.

I had no such clearance.

And if I do it, I could be
thrown out of the ministry.

And that'd be bad?

That would be very bad.

Be very bad indeed.

Well, you know what I'd do?

No. What?

Nothing.

Like, just keep quiet
and carry on.

Sure, nobody cares what happens
in Port Devine anyway.

Ohhh, I have news.

Oh, yes?

Our Lil just texted me there.

Her and my ma
are coming to the wedding.

- Your mother?
- Mm-hmm.

- Oh, heaven help us.
- And -- And...

she's threatening to bring
the whole clan.

- B-B-But...

I mean, whatever happened to,
you know, a small affair,

just a few friends?

- But surely you know
what weddings are like.

But anyway, look, still...

with all those people
being there,

when you bless me and Ash
in your church,

it's gonna be really special.

**

**

Why are we at The Kids Home?

- It's where your "friend
with benefits" Noah works.

- He's not my friend with bene--
- I know.

I saw Noah with another woman.

His fiancée, as it turns out.

I thought he was
doing the dirty on you,

so I decided to mark his card.

- Listen, I don't need you
to look out for me, okay?

- Only, it turns out
you lied to me.

He told me you haven't been
dating him,

you've been trying to recruit
him as an informant.

Why, is that not right?

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These are on the house

to say "Thank you, Barry"
for your excellent advice.

And "Sorry, Marlene"
for being such a cow earlier.

No, no, no. I was.

I know you were just trying
to cheer me up

and take my mind off.

Well, I spoke to Clint,
and the good news is

that the answer is yes!

Er, the answer to what, dear?

- Oh, to the question "Will you,
Nicole Devine-Dunwoody, organise

her best friend
Marlene Pettigrew's wedding?"

- Erm, well, the thing
is, Nicole, I...

I-I spoke to our Lil...

And?

- And, well, I-I was telling her

that you weren't able
to organise the wedding.

And so she's stepping in.

Lil, your sister, Lil?

Lil, who almost killed Finn
in a head-on collision?

Aye. That Lil.

She's organising your wedding?

Yep.

- Well, that's just great,
isn't it, Barry?

What?

Oh, oh, no, yes, it is.
Yeah.

- It's always best, isn't it,
to keep things in the family.

Well, Clint's fine by the way.

In case you both were wondering.

**

Jo, I want answers.

To what, Callum?

I asked Noah a few questions
off the record.

- I'm sure it was
"off the record,"

seeing as you're running
an unauthorised investigation.

That is not what I'm doing.

- Oh, so this is all official,
is it?

Does Finn know about it?
Marlene?

Do you seriously think
I'm gonna stand by

and let you make
eejits out of us?

Okay, look.

When I was in Belfast,

I was looking out
for this teenage girl.

Her name was Kerry.
She was in Care.

She lived in one of those
Residential homes.

We were friends.

And?

She ended up dead.

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- Barry, have you seen
Shay or Niamh?

- Well, Shay was behind the bar
a few minutes ago.

- I've -- I've got their dad
on video call.

What from Florida?

Yeah, say hello, Finn.

Hiya, Barry.

- H-He's found his birth mother!

You've found Assumpta?

- Here she is.
- [ Chuckles ]

- H-Hello, Assumpta.
I'm Siobhan.

Er, Finn's wife.
Nice to meet you.

Hello to you, too.

- [ Chuckles ]
A-And this is Barry.

I remember Barry.

Do we have to do this now?

- Erm, got to go, guys.
See ya later.

Okay love, speak to you later.

- Goodb-- Bye.
- Bye!

I'm sorry, Finn.

But you coming here
was a terrible mistake.

You and me,
we're nothing to one another.

[ Melancholy music plays ]

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- The person responsible
for Kerry's death

is now running that kids' home.

- That's why you got yourself
transferred down here.

- If you're so sure this person
is to blame for Kerry's death,

why are they not behind bars?

The Prosecution Service,

they said that there
wasn't enough evidence.

That's tough.

Now you know why I'm here.

Can I count on your support?

Sorry?

- Well, you must understand, I
need to put Kerry's killer away.

- You think because we've gone
to bed a few times,

I'm gonna turn a blind eye
to you

running an illegal
investigation?

- No, of course not!
- Well, think again.

Either you tell
the Acting Inspector

what you've been up to,
or I will.

- Are you sure about that,
Callum?

Isn't Marlene gonna wonder
how you found all of this out?

- Oh, you wouldn't dare.
- What, tell her that you and I

have been secretly
sleeping together?

You just watch me.

- No, she'd know
that I've lied to her.

She'd never forgive me.

Yeah, well, that's up to you.

Either you keep your trap shut
about all of this,

or I tell Marlene everything

and you say goodbye
to your cosy little job.

[ Tense music plays ]

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