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(MOBILE PHONE RINGING)

Hello.

Can you give me a minute?

Yeah, all right.

Have you brought me a pressie?

You look great!

So do you.

Well... (CHUCKLES)

Where did you get the twerty,
confidence monster from?

Oh, she's great, Anna.

Is she?

Rachel?

Yeah.

- I thought so.
- Hi.

I... Ijust called you. Janet's
out on a shout in Hulme.

A knifing. She said I should
take you down when you got in.

She wasn't sure what
time it would be. Late night?

Oh, sorry. I'm sat here.

I'll be back in a minute.

So...

London. How was it?

(CLUB MUSIC PLAYING)

Yeah, it was great! You know.

Hello, stranger. Put on weight?

We need to get on.

Nice to see you too, Mary.

We've got a Michael
Edgerton in there.

Twenty-four, he was
opening up around 6:30.

Bloke comes of out of
nowhere, attacks him,

stabs him in the back.
He died on the spot.

His girlfriend witnessed it.

Would you mind
getting her first account?

Erm...

Sure. Who's SIO?

Gill wasn't replaced. Cuts.

So we get different SIO cover from
the other syndicates, case by case.

Depends who's busy. And
this morning everyone was, so...

While they decide we just

do what we do until
someone says stop.

(CHUCKLING)

Was it my fault?

Why would you think that, Wendy?

We were arguing
when it happened.

Okay.

Wendy, what can you tell me
about the person that did this?

When he came into the yard,

I thought he'd come in
'cause he'd heard us arguing.

I thought he'd meant to help.

But he just...

He just walked
straight up behind Mikey

and stabbed him in the back.

RACHEL: How would
you describe him?

Clothes? Height?

- Race?
- I couldn't see him.

He had a black
hoodie on and, erm,

a black scarf across his face.

And he was white.

- Taller than me.
- Good.

Can you tell me anything
about the hoodie?

It... It had

a bloke running on the
back, it was a black outline.

Anything else?

He was wearing blue gloves.
Like a nurse or a dinner lady.

Did he say anything?

He went to the gate and
touched the wall. I don't know why.

Then he turned back to us. I
thought he was coming back for me.

But he didn't.

He got his phone out

and took a picture. I
couldn't scream for help.

I didn't know what he was going to
do next, or I would have screamed.

But he just stood.

And took a picture on his phone.

Watching Mikey die.

Why come out here to take a
photo? Why not be closer in?

- Getting distance for safety?
- No, he stood in clear view.

Wendy could call for help at any
moment. So he's taking photos, for what?

Evidence? Proof?

Is this a professional hit?

Ten minutes in Vice,
and everyone's a Triad.

Just a little blade.
So, quick, clean.

No blood spatter. No trail.

Saw a lot of it in
Vice. Just saying.

Can we make sure we
get us some shots of this?

I've just had an
interesting statement.

A suspicious man running a few
streets away at the time of the murder.

Witness described him as wearing a black
hoodie with a running motif on the back.

Said he got in to a car. They could
only give us the colour of the car.

But they did get a
partial number plate.

And he remembers it
was a left-hand drive.

Did you get the witness's
name and address?

He didn't want to give it.

So, get someone to check the road
where the witness saw the suspect.

Yeah, and can you run the partial
number plates through the DVLA?

The left-hand drive
should narrow it down.

Sure.

Oh!

(EXHALING)

JANET: You only popped out for a
pint of milk and you were gone for a year.

I thought you'd forgotten us.

No, I've missed you
lot. And all of this.

But I've got our Alison
and the kids at the flat.

She's got Tony trouble.

Should see the
state of the place.

I've got weeping angels and
wooden ducks everywhere,

which she's bought
me as a thanks.

Flat reeks of air freshener.

She got six different stinks.

The other morning I woke up,
thought I had been embalmed.

So, when did you get back?

Er, Thursday.

We've got a mother and son with
a website, wanting to talk to you.

(SIGHS) First
nutters of the day?

They're on a video
link from Australia.

He's seen this website. He's
too scared to show it to me.

It was on the Darknet.

He's notgonna get into
trouble for looking at it, is he?

RACHEL: It is not illegal
to access the Darknet.

So, what did you see, Morris?

I was messing a
couple of weeks ago.

I ended up with this
page with a password, so...

I thought I'd see if
I could hack into it.

It had this map of
back home on it,

and all these sick pictures and
videos. Dead bodies and stuff.

We're gonna need the password.

I didn't know he
was doing any of it.

One of his mates
WhatsApped him this morning

because of the murder that
happened near his old school.

I saw him on the website.

Michael Edgerton?

Yeah, his murder was
posted a couple of hours ago.

I watched him bleed to death.

RACHEL: What was
the website called?

Taking Out The Trash. Charming.

We'll have to ring Special
Branch to even use the password.

Some 14-year-old on the other
side of the world can access it,

but we have ask
if we're allowed.

No, we don't. I've got
permissions already.

Did the course on my secondment.
Got the software in here.

You couldn't wire a
plug 12 months ago.

Tor software is shit slow 'cause
it bounces info around the globe.

It's how it keeps the Darknet
users secret. Here we go.

RACHEL: This is where we
were this morning. That's Wendy.

Jesus! He was
filming Michael dying.

We now believe that Michael Edgerton's
murder is linked to several other cases.

As Syndicate 9 has
no dedicated DCI,

it makes sense to take
advantage of Rachel's return.

Heyyo. If it ain't Mary Poppins!

So, we're appointing her
as acting Detective Inspector

for the initial stages
of the investigation.

I hope you give
her your full support.

Thank you.

Be ready to brief a
gold meeting at 12:00.

And, er, don't come
dressed like Little Mix.

(INHALING)

- Nice entrance, knobhead.
- (ALL CHUCKLING)

I didn't know.

Nice to see London hasn't
changed you, you chippy cow.

You can't talk to her
like that. She's the boss.

You could never
talk to her like that.

No, you couldn't so
wind your neck in, chunky.

(LAUGHING)

Does Dodson know what she's
unleashed, leaving you in charge?

- Godzilla, the next generation.
- (ALL LAUGHING)

- Godzuki.
- (LAUGHING)

The bitch is back! (LAUGHS)

Okay. Well, we'll do full briefing later
on but this what we have got so far.

We've got a webpage which
people are accessing via the Darknet.

You go on to the site and you
get map of greater Manchester.

As you can see, it's
covered in these icons.

Click on an icon and it
takes you to either an image

or a video of a murder scene.

Or a victim's home address.
This is Michael Edgerton's home.

But he's not the
only person on there.

(INDISTINCT MURMURING)

They're all unsolved murders.

(ALL MURMURING)

- This is Richard Hazelmere.
- The drug addict we found in Chinatown?

- That'd be five, six years ago.
- No, it was seven.

Can you all be aware?
This next clip is pretty full-on.

(BOY SCREAMING)

(SCREAMING CONTINUES)

(KNIFE CLATTERS)

RACHEL: Are we all okay?

So, the perpetrator draws a
chalked star at the murder scene.

This one, you would
mistake for graffiti.

That's if you would
have noticed it at all.

These chalk stars appear
at all of our crime scenes.

It's just that we hadn't
spotted them previously.

They also appear at all of
our victims' home addresses.

This one would be
Michael Edgerton's.

There's a discussion page on
the website which is encrypted.

I've got people over at
SCAS going through it,

trying to get us some
more information.

How many people are
on the discussion page?

We're not sure.

Is there any connection
in our victims' profiles?

Er, none that we found.

Michael Edgerton,
no previous offences.

Richard Hazelmere was a drug addict,
but nothing else stands out about his life.

There's a Mark Winstone
who was murdered

at a neo-Nazi rally three
years ago. Danielle Hallows

who was the member of a
small-time girl gang, but nothing big.

And the list goes on.

It's a wide spread of
age, race, sex, occupation.

How many murders are we talking?

Ten, so far, that
we've ID'd. Maybe 11.

I know. It's huge.

There are two home
addresses on the website

that have no murders
associated with them.

And we have a star on an
unidentified stretch of canal

that we're treating as
a potential crime scene.

Well, that could mean there's an
undiscovered body in that water.

That would only explain
one of the addresses.

Which means that the other
address could be a potential victim.

Someone still alive,
who's been targeted.

Someone that we can save.

You know what I
hate about up here?

- Serial killers?
- No.

If you're not wearing a 200 quid

shit blue suit then
you're not dressed right.

- (CLEARING THROAT)
- No, not yours. Yours is nice.

Ah, and it only cost 180,

though I was looking at a
lovely beige one for the wedding.

I don't fancy a wedding dress.

You can't dance at the disco.

Me and Chris are thinking of getting
matching bride and groom suits.

- Are you still with him?
- No, we broke up in June.

Yeah, I thought so. You text me.

Oh, you got it, did you?

- You never text back.
- Didn't I?

Hmm.

Shit! I'm sorry.

- Are you all right?
- Yeah.

Now. We had a lovely time.

It was nice, and then we'd done
that and... I got fed up of nice.

Nice isn't knicker-ripping.

- Is it?
- (LAUGHS) No, it's not.

- I've really missed you.
- ANNA: Aw.

She really has! Oh.

- Gold meetings are exciting.
- Yeah.

People being slaughtered in the
streets. It's better than Blackpool.

No, Ijust meant

it must be exciting for someone
of your rank to be invited to one.

- (EXHALING)
- What are you gonna wear?

I'll get back to work.

She's okay. You'll
get to like her.

Well, no, you'll hate her for a bit
because I've said you'll like her,

and then you'll get to like her.

I can't go dressed like this.

- Can I interest you in a shit blue suit?
- (LAUGHS)

It's come down
from the top corridor

that this is a potential critical
incident for Manchester Met.

All days off are cancelled.

You should expect to be working
overtime for the foreseeable future.

I've got an important weekend
coming up, I'm gonna struggle to...

- You'll be here.
- But it's his wife's...

Unless you're about to
say funeral, you'll be here.

Okay. Lee, let's see what
we can find out about the stars.

Any significance in
patterns, any symbolism?

Have we accounted for
the two home addresses?

Um, at one of the
flats in Ardwick,

we've got Jenna Mawson, 18, registered
as living there at the DVLA centre.

Picture from her
provisional licence.

- And the other?
- Levenshulme, currently empty,

and there's no reports of a
missing person at either address.

I want you to try
and trace the witness

who gave you the statement
at the Edgerton murder.

Do a photo of it. Ask
around the local area.

He could be crucial
further down the line.

Have we located the stretch of
canal where the star was placed?

We're pretty sure it's
the Rochdale Canal.

Well, that canal's had
its fair share of deaths.

No bodies recovered,
so far, associated

with either the Levenshulme
or Ardwick addresses.

We need to go to Ardwick
to check out Jenna Mawson.

Anna, speak to the owner
of the Levenshulme flat.

There's a good chance one of
'em is already dead and in that canal.

Well, we need to identify
which one of them's still alive

and get to them
before the killer does.

The people
accessing this website

could be from all over
the world, which means

we might be liaising internationally,
working with Europol and INTERPOL.

So, I expect everyone
to pull their fingers out.

No northern plod behaviour.

And we all know each other, so there
is no need to call me ma'am or boss.

I'd prefer if you
called me Rach.

- Not Godzuki?
- (LAUGHS)

I swear, and I am
being absolutely serious,

if I hear that Godzuki shit again,
I will have you on a discipline.

Are we clear?

- (KNOCK ON DOOR)
- (DOOR OPENS)

Love what you've done
with the place. How is it?

It's like walking in a dead woman's
heels. While she's still watching.

We've got something.

One of the matching licence
plates belongs to a Steve Dench.

His car was picked up on the ANPR
in the vicinity of the Edgerton house

on three occasions in the
weeks prior to Michael's murder.

It's a left-hand drive

and he's got a recorded offence
as a juvenile for knife crime.

Let's go pick him up.

(DIAL TONE)

(PHONE RINGING)

RACHEL: Pete, we got an update?

We got a star. No sign
of Jenna Mawson, though.

Neighbours are about
useful as a snorkel on a fish.

Right, well, I want you
looking for a phone number

so we can zap it and
find out where she is.

Make sure you get
her description out.

Will do.

(MOBILE PHONE RINGING)

I need to take this.

It's Mum, and she's
using the Batphone.

I'm arresting you on
suspicion of murder.

- You do not have to say anything.
- Hey, it's okay.

It's okay.

JANET: Hello?
- I don't want to panic you, love,

but Tasie's been arrested.

RACHEL: Drugs?

I'm not worried.

She was in a car with some
boys and they had some class Bs.

She was with Sam, her boyfriend.

(SIGHS) I wanna sew my mouth
up every time I say that word.

It's fine. She's growing up.

He's a 5 foot squeak, with the
sexual threat of a castrated mole.

Tasie said that she
didn't know the other lads.

They were the ones with
drugs. So, I'm staying out of it.

Mum can cope.

If Tasie says that she
didn't know anything about it,

then I totally believe her.

Yep. Are you certain?

I know what I was
up to when I was 16.

She still sleeps with her Furby.

So, unless she's been using
that as a drugs mule, yeah, I am.

Hey. Have you noticed?

- He isn't in any of these pictures.
- Maybe it was Steve taking them?

Yeah, but there's not one family
shot. I've still got pictures up of Ade,

and right now I'd happily
unblock a sink using his face.

(MOBILE ALERT CHIMES)

We found two hoodies
that might be of interest.

- Same colour, same logo.
- Great.

Er, we need to get Wendy
to take a look at those.

Mum's at the station,
picking up Tasie.

She's asking if I wanna pop down.
Like it's mother and daughter day.

- She probably brought her selfie stick.
- Makes a nice change.

Having your family
arrested instead of mine.

(CHUCKLES)

So, what are you gonna do?

Myjob.

Tasie's safe.

There's people out there who
need me, like Jenna Mawson.

Yeah.

- If she's still alive.
- Oh, well,

maybe Steve can shed
a bit of light on that.

LAWYER: Before we start, my
client has prepared a statement.

"I have no knowledge or involvement
in the murder of Michael Edgerton.

"At the time of his
murder, I was at home.

"I left at 7:00 a.m.
to drive to the gym.

"I feel that the manner
in which I was arrested,

"the level of intrusion and distress
caused to me and my family,

"has left me with no alternative but to
refuse to give any further cooperation."

Let's start with where you were
on the morning of January the 18th.

I'd like to direct you to my
client's written statement.

Guys, come get your
chips. A little help, guys.

Night.

Right, we found
the star on the canal.

Dredging starts at first light.

And, er, Michael Edgerton's
girlfriend recognised the logo

on the hoodies we
found at Steve's house.

- Where's Pete?
- Hmm.

Well, where are we
at with Jenna Mawson?

Well, we know she's a
foster kid, straight out of care.

She was put into that
flat six months ago.

Though the flat search hasn't given
us much. It was practically empty.

We're stuck.

Though, we'll know more when we
speak to her case worker in the morning.

No, don't wait till
morning. Wake her up.

- What about Jenna's phone number?
- Not yet.

- Nobody has a number for her.
- Basics!

- It's just... It's basics.
- (PHONE RINGING)

Do we at least know
what network she's on?

Did you check the flat for
a charger? Top-up cards?

Have we looked for her on social
media? What's Pete been doing?

Boss. Chief Superintendent
Dreyfuss from Europol.

Chief Dreyfuss. Acting
DI Bailey of Syndicate 9.

- Good to speak to you, sir.
- Bonsoir, madame.

Bonsoir. How can I help you?

(IN FRENCH ACCENT) Listen up
very carefully. I shall say this only once.

(CHUCKLING)

(ALL LAUGHING)

(EXHALES)

Do you mind? That couch
is knackering me back.

I looked like Quasimodo's
nan on my till, today.

- Don't snore.
- I don't snore.

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

How's work?

Can we leave this till morning?

Yeah, yeah, of course.

(EXHALES)

Everyone's being a bit weird.

Bastards!

Why, what are you doing to them?

Me? No, it's them.

They're just all stuck.

Is Janet being funny with you?

I don't know.

Stop staring at
me, you dickhead.

(SIGHS)

(EXHALES)

If you're looking for your vibrators,
they're on top of the wardrobe.

I caught our Callum
under the duvet

using the glow-in-the
dark one as a night light.

(CHUCKLING)

Well, at least, that's what
I told meself he was doing.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

RACHEL: Photofit of
the witness Anna spoke to

after the Edgerton murder.

I'm attending a meeting
about Jenna this morning.

Hopefully social services might have
some idea as to where she might be.

How are we doing
with Steve's alibi?

His wife's confirmed his story and
we've got him signed in at the gym

on the morning of
Edgerton's murder.

He owns identical
hoodies to the suspect,

his car was spotted
hanging around there

and innocent people
don't refuse to speak.

So, when you get
back from MAPPA,

I want you to try and trace the people
whose signatures appear directly before

and after Steve's at the gym.

See if they can narrow
down the time for us.

Partial number plates have
thrown up another left-hand drive car

belonging to Kenny Medford.

Well, one of his previous addresses
was a couple of streets away

from Jenna Mawson's care home.

We've had a few problems tracing
him 'cause he moves around a bit,

but we've managed to make
contact with his girlfriend.

Well, she was quite jumpy. Claimed
she had no knowledge of his whereabouts.

They've been
separated for months,

but uniforms spotted Kenny's car
parked a couple of streets away.

Speak to the neighbours and
get a forensic lift on that car.

Have we had forensics
back on Steve's car yet?

Clean.

Shit.

RACHEL: Can't
find Kenny Medford.

We've got Steve Dench,

but his car's spotless, computer's
clean, no murder weapon, no motive.

Oh, and he's not talking.

We've got a teenage
girl, hopefully still alive,

walking around with
a target on her head.

And the forensics are
back from Steve's hoodies.

Never been worn.
What do you reckon?

You've been back at work a
day, you've got a promotion.

You've had a gold
meeting. You've arrested

the prime suspect
in a serial killer case.

Going all right, I'd say.

And if there are
two unworn hoodies

sitting in Steve's closet, who's to
say that there's not a discarded one

somewhere covered in blood?

Sorry I wasn't in touch more.

It was just full-on down there.

Hadn't noticed. I was too
busy planning my wedding.

(BOTH CHUCKLING)

Could you give Pete a kick up
the arse about Jenna Mawson?

Oh, Rachel, Neil Simpson from
Serious Crimes is on his way over.

I can't. I am on my way to
oversee the canal search.

- Well, I'll get him to meet you there.
- All right.

Janet.

Tasie's not gonna
get off with a caution.

I can't tell you why,
but it's looking serious.

Ijust wanted you to be prepared.

- Janet, have you seen my day book?
- Er, no.

No.

So, where are we
at with the website?

Er, we're nowhere.

Can't trace the IP
addresses and there's

a double encryption
on the discussions page.

I thought we could get
past all that stuff now.

- Yeah? Who told you that?
- I don't know.

- I read it.
- Well, maybe people can,

but they don't work for us.

In terms of internet crime,
the police are like your granny

trying to program
the video player.

But we have done stuff
like that before, though.

Haven't we? Or, how else did we
manage to break online paedophile rings?

We've got lucky or we've
caught the stupid ones.

We cracked Silk Road. That
was hidden by Tor, wasn't it?

As far as I know, Silk
Road was done with legwork.

You know, looking for mistakes.

Someone giving
away a first name,

cross-referenced with
part of an email address.

Same way you catch
people every day.

You put pieces of evidence
together, hope they get sloppy.

Great. Do that.

- It took years.
- Then do something else.

We're hoping to hack the
Taking Out The Trash site

and get a piece of malware on
there within the next 24 hours.

Now, if we succeed,

without anyone spotting us, we should
be able to trace anyone who uses it.

Now, although we can't decrypt the
discussion page, the way it's laid out,

we're pretty sure there's
only two users of the site.

The metadata from the
photographs backs it up.

- (DOGS BARKING)
- Which means?

Well, for example, one person posts an
image of someone's house, in one size,

and then the crime
scene's in a different size.

So, it is always one
person who posts

the image of the house and
the other one the crime scene?

Nope. They take it in turns.

- Because they're challenging each other.
- Could be.

One person is posting
a target for the other

and the other one's
committing the murder?

They're playing a game.

(DOGS BARKING)

ANNA: The body is Lucas Balicek,

an overseas student
from the Czech Republic.

We spoke to his
landlady in Levenshulme.

She thought he'd done a
runner, gone back home.

He missed a few rent payments
before he went missing last year.

Okay. This is footage from around the
date our landlady noticed him missing.

This leads to the stretch of
canal where we found his body.

Just finished with Rae.

She says that from a forensic
psychologist's perspective

your games theory
makes sense to her.

These people are thrill seekers.

Evading the authorities, outsmarting
us, just makes the game even more fun.

Historically, they were forced to act
alone, but modern technology means

that they can contact
people with similar interests.

These people don't have
to play alone any more.

Well, we reckon that this
is Balicek meeting his killer.

They seem to know each other.

JANET: Or they're
happy to have just met.

This part of the canal is a
well-known cruising ground.

Have we got any footage
of our suspect leaving?

Twenty minutes later.
But none of Lucas.

ANNA: Confirmed. Steve Dench
was in Edinburgh with friends

the night Lucas
Balicek was murdered.

Jenna's social worker couldn't help
us much. She said Jenna's a quiet girl,

introverted, no friends to speak of
and no presence on social media.

- Still no phone number?
- No.

But she signs on.

But the job centre didn't
have a number for her.

Yeah, but if she signs on she's got
a bank account that they pay in to.

So we check to see if there have been
any payments to her mobile phone network

for credit top-ups, and then we
contact the network and get her number.

RACHEL: Did Steve's
gym alibi check out?

A women at the gym said
she knew Steve to nod to.

"I remember seeing him
there at around 8:00 a.m.

"on the morning Michael
Edgerton was killed."

Which still doesn't help us.

Come on, we can
do better than this.

Steve's solicitor is
pushing for a release.

Would it be better
if we bailed him

while we get ourselves
into a stronger position?

Mmm. Have we traced
our other suspect?

No luck yet.

Well, when did his girlfriend
say she last saw him?

I've left my day book
in the office. I'll check.

Initial forensics have found traces of
blood on the driver seat of Kenny's car.

Which could be nothing
more than a nosebleed.

As far as this
enquiry is concerned,

he's stilljust a bloke
with a foreign car.

I want him Tl'd and move on.

Will you look at those faces and tell
me that you're happy with where we are?

Look at Jenna Mawson's
face and tell me you're happy

knowing that girl is
out there somewhere,

and we're nowhere
near getting to her before

she becomes the
next victim in this game.

I can't do this on my own.

And I can't do the
thinking for all of you.

(SIGHS) Go home.

- Get your feet off my sofa.
- You've got yours on it.

I paid for it. Shift 'em.

- Get your feet down.
- Slag!

Don't let him speak to you like
that. He's learnt that from his dad.

Yes, he bloody has. But
he wasn't saying it to me.

So, what's wrong today? Are
the big kids still picking on you?

I'm thinking of putting
my flat on the market.

And do what?

- Move back to London.
- Er, no, you're not.

What would I do without
you? Don't be so selfish!

I am selfish. Dead selfish!

- And I love it that way.
- Rach.

You're just bumping into bits

at the moment because
you're not used to them.

You've got to let things get
comfy for once in your life.

I know the thought of settling
down terrifies you, but...

Why would I wanna settle?

The Baileys aren't particularly
famous for great relationships.

Eh?

- Our Dom's going steady.
- What?

Probably helps that they're
sharing a sailboat. I'm just saying.

If he can find happiness,
there's hope for us all.

Right. I'm gonna give
that little shit a talking to.

(INDISTINCT TALKING ON TV)

Is there anything
you haven't told me?

(TURNS OFF TV)

No significant DNA was found
on Michael Edgerton's body,

and the partial DNA found on Balicek
wasn't a match with Steve Dench.

So, we're releasing
Steve on bail.

- Can I, can I ask you a favour?
- Yeah.

- Sure.
- Oh, I, erm...

I want you to try
Kenny's girlfriend.

God knows why he's
playing hide and seek.

Probably hasn't
paid his TV licence.

Just reassure her. Tell her
we're trying to eliminate him.

Or we're gonna end up doing a full
number on him and we haven't got

the time or the
resources for that.

And take Anna.

I could do without her
needy little eyes all over me.

Couldn't even get in my own
bastard bathroom this morning.

I hate kids.

Sorry, what was the favour?

I hate myself for asking.

You can say no.
You should say no.

I'd say no. But,
erm, I have to ask.

Dodson's told me that they're
taking Tasie's case further and...

- I need to know more.
- (DOOR OPENING)

Morning.

(DOOR OPENS)

We got Jenna's number.

We zapped it. She's at Victoria.

Rachel Bailey, ADI.

Hi.

(CAR ALARM CHIRPS)

I irritate her, don't I?

I shouldn't worry. You're at
the bottom of a very long list.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Go play upstairs, Rosie.

We're trying to eliminate
Kenny from our enquiries

in relation to a series
of violent crimes.

So, we'd really
appreciate your help.

JANET: When was the
last time you saw Kenny?

- Must have been two, three weeks ago.
- Which?

There's quite a difference
between two and three weeks.

Three.

- Erm, which day of the week?
- Thursday.

Just before Anna writes
that down, are you certain?

You weren't too sure about
how many weeks it's been,

but you're rock solid
on the day of the week.

- Certain it's Thursday?
- Yes, I'm sure.

And he hasn't made
any contact since?

No.

Jenna?

Jenna Mawson!

Jenna?

Jenna!

No, wait! Wait,
wait, wait, wait.

Calm down. Calm down. It's
okay. We're just trying to help.

- Get off me, please!
- Calm down.

We're just trying to help. We've got
reason to believe that you're in danger.

And whose are the
trainers in the hall?

They're her granddad's.

I'm going to play out.
I'm just getting my coat.

Oh, no! Come away, love.

JANET: No! Stop!

Stop! I'm arresting you for...

All right. All right.

What am I arresting him for?

I am arresting you on suspicion
of the murder of Michael Edgerton.

(DOOR OPENS)

- You ready?
- Hmm.

Indecent images of
Tasie's boyfriend...

- Sam?
- Have been found on a phone,

and few of them made
their way on to social media.

What sort of images? No, don't.

Okay. Okay. Tell me.

Explicit pictures of him naked.

And of his genitals.

- Of him aroused.
- Stop. That's awful.

So what? And no... I mean...
I don't mean, "So what?"

I... They're only photos.
They're going out together.

This is what kids
do, don't they?

- He's only 15.
- Well, she's only 16.

They're in the
same year at school.

Because Tasie is 16,
the police have to be seen

to be complying to
government guidelines.

So, the case has been
forwarded to Safeguarding,

and once they've
taken a look at it,

it could, it won't,

but it could be sent to the
Serious Sexual Offences Unit.

- This is mad.
- For possession and distribution of

indecent images
of a child under 18.

Common sense is gonna kick in.

Safeguarding is gonna take one
look at this case and throw it out.

I hate to say this,

but you can't repeat any of this to
Safeguarding, to your mum or to Tasie.

I've...

- (DOOR CLOSES)
- (SIGHS)

Rach. Dodson wants to see you.

We've got a leak.

A blog has posted details of the
murder website and of our investigation.

It means that we can no longer
choose to withhold information.

Everything that we know
is now in the public domain.

Including the password to the
Taking Out The Trash website

which has now been
accessed over a thousand times.

People have started
posting their own stars,

their mate's pictures,
home addresses.

So, any hope that we
had of monitoring that site

for future leads and
potential victims, have gone.

The blog also posts
details of our suspects,

Kenny Medford and Steve
Dench, just short of naming them.

So, what are we talking?

Bad practise? Human error?

Corruption? I don't know.

But you can be certain it won't
just be me asking those questions.

JANET: Did you
find your day book?

Not yet. But I will.

Unless someone's
found it already.

Find it or fess up before
Professional Standards

blame this leak
on any one of us.

Kenny's solicitor has just quit.

Apparently, it's not appropriate
for her to represent him.

Do you think he's confessed, but told
her that he's gonna plead not guilty?

Kenny, I'm sure you'll be more
comfortable if you sat down.

Can you tell me what's
stopping you from sitting down?

KENNY: I will not answer
any of your questions.

My name is Kenny Medford.

I will not answer
any of your questions.

How is any of this a game?

I've seen some mad shit,

but the thought that this is
someone's idea of a jolly...

KENNY: (ON SPEAKER) I will
not answer any of your questions.

Last night, I dreamt
there were these

- hands all over me face.
- My name is Kenny Medford.

Give me lowlifes with a
basement full of bodies any day.

You knew where
you were with him.

We did. It used
to be them and us.

JANET: Can you explain
to me why that is, Kenny?

It feels like they're
everywhere.

My name is Kenny Medford.

I sometimes I think we should
get all their phones and computers

and smash 'em all up
for the good they do us.

I'm not answering
any of your questions.

(SIGHS)

JANET: What have you told Jenna?

RACHEL: As much as I had
to, and as little as possible.

JANET: Does she know
why she might be targeted?

RACHEL: No, she has no idea.

She goes to the
train station every day.

Ijust like disappearing
into the crowds.

The people and the noise,
they stop me thinking.

I like it.

RACHEL: She spends most
of her time trying to be invisible.

She's a ghost.

Makes her the perfect target.

(SIGHS)

- What can we do for her?
- I don't know.

But I can't just kick her out and
say, "Keep your eyes peeled."

Can't we offer her protection?

If we can, that won't be my
call and it won't be tonight.

The best I could offer
her was a bed in the cells.

There's... There's no
money for anything else.

I need to go home and give
Tasie a good bollocking and then...

Give her the biggest cuddle.

Imagine if all this madness had
happened when you weren't here.

- I would have been on the first train.
- Yeah.

If you'd read the text.

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

They've agreed to place an
officer at Jenna Mawson's flat

for the next two weeks.

- Is, erm, is Janet busy this morning?
- No.

Well, yeah.

She's got a second interview
with Kenny Medford but

we can get someone
else on it, if you need her.

How's her daughter?

Yeah. Fine, I think.

If you can spare her, you might
want to send Janet home early.

- Go home.
- JANET: Sorry?

Dodson thinks you should
go home and see Tasie.

Straightaway.

(MOBILE PHONE RINGING)

Hello.

ALISON: I think
our Holly's pregnant.

I found a test in the
bathroom bin and it's positive.

It's mine. It's no big deal.

Why didn't you tell me?

I've been here before.

I want to see if this one sticks
before I make any decisions.

Oh, Rach, I'm so happy
for you. It's fantastic...

Look, I've gotta go.
I'll see you tonight.

(BEEPS)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

I am DI Hollister.
This is DC Cutlow.

We're from the Serious Sexual
Offences Unit. Can we come in?

- Tasie Scott. We are arresting you...
- What? Mum...

for the possession and distribution
of indecent images of a minor.

Mum. Mum, do something.

- You do not have to say anything.
- (SHUSHING) It's all right...

- But it may harm your defence...
- TAISIE: I haven't done anything...

if you do not mention
when questioned...

TAISIE: Mum, tell her to stop.

JANET: This is
crazy! Look at her.

HOLLISTER: Anything you do
say may be given in evidence.

(SIGHS)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

We just found the body of
a teenager in Victoria Park.

Will Hudson. He's
registered disabled.

He was nominated on the website but
with so many hoax postings, we missed it.

Then his death's our fault.

RACHEL: We are doing
everything within our power

to bring these craven,
spineless murderers to justice.

JANET: Any other mother would
be around at Sam's mum's house.

RACHEL: Well, you don'tget
to act like any other mum.

Because I'm a cop?

If there is any chance that
this leak isn't down to you,

then you better grab it.

Well, you're nobody's
favourite person right now.

RACHEL: I think you're right
about the rules going out the window.

He's started picking
his own victims.