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There's an ancient Jewish sect.

Sadducees.

If you cheat death and return to Earth, you're taking up space that doesn't

belong to you.

To them, it must look pretty overcrowded around here.

I'm not Jewish.

So obviously you're safe enough with me.

Taylor, Enright.

You've got Cregan ready.

I've just dropped him off at home.

I've tried bleeping, he's got nothing.

Listen, Eric sent it from the home office. Must have read the papers. He's

coming round on his way from work. He wants to meet you.

I'm meant to be doing some research.

No, you're not.

What I can't understand is how you live with yourself.

Have you ever felt that welcome before?

I know you haven't since.

I don't know what keeps you here.

Taylor to control.

Control, go ahead.

Is Cregan static or moving?

No, he's at home.

to show you teeth.

Someone from the Home Office wants to see it.

Tell it to control. I need help with creating the lab.

How's it looking?

He's alive.

You saw her?

No.

Listen, she got my girl.

Go with him. Take two officers to cover him. Arm him. Get me every 15 minutes,

understand?

How did she get into his home?

She told the caretaker she was his wife.

He said she seemed distressed. He let her in?

Has he still got his job?

Can we get hold of Dr Walker, Dr Elizabeth Walker from St Barnabas?

Also, we've got a closed circuit covering the notice board in the main

at St Barnabas, so get the tape, get it to anybody.

You died.

You went where you belonged and you came back because you were forced to.

There hasn't been a single day when you didn't think that was a mistake.

You feel that?

Did you know about Cregan's experience?

Yeah, I knew his wife blamed that for the breakdown of their marriage.

The equipment we picked up from his flat was fairly specialised.

She'd have to be pretty senior to know how to use it.

She sounded scared.

Oh, thank you.

So, where did Carl Burgess come into this?

Burgess is out of the frame now, isn't he?

Well, in and out.

He tried killing a patient at St Barnaby's.

Different pattern.

He literally tried to unplug them in front of witnesses.

Out of his tree.

I think we'll be wasting our time looking for connection between him and

person.

What's the spurge of faith?

Nothing. He electrocuted himself, died two hours later.

Are we looking at this place?

Did you see anything?

Blink once if he has.

Eyes are open.

Patient regained consciousness at 9 .42pm.

Check the pattern on the mirror, John.

Regan?

It's Ritter's.

Can you hear me?

Dr. Walker in Barnaby. I've been asked to take the case.

Okay. He's now a private patient of Dr. Walker.

No drugs or treatment without her spoken complaint.

Thanks, Julie.

No offence.

I'll tell you about it when I'm allowed to. Okay.

The card was never removed from the notice board.

It was why nobody leapt out.

Can we see her again?

Jonathan.

Fall back.

Sorry.

I'm tired.

We're all tired.

There. It's been given atrocurium.

We use it to paralyze patients during surgery.

Paralyze? It wears off.

But you see this?

This is adrenaline.

Garth. What's she done to him?

I think she stopped his heart with digoxin, then resuscitated him.

We need to keep a check on the heart rate.

It's all right.

Dr. Walker, can I talk to you?

I'll need about half an hour longer.

Do you know her?

Julie Carney.

She's an anaesthetic registrar.

She was here tonight.

She was working on him when I got here.

She's cleared out all these accounts.

She's wandering around with about two grand in your weapon.

But I don't understand.

Why would Julie Carney want to do all this to me?

Swindon General, 1984.

You treated an 18 -year -old girl after a traffic accident.

Her heart failed. You resuscitated her.

I was a casualty junior then. I've no idea how many people I... Her name was

Julie Farrar.

1987, she married a man called Stephen Carney.

Oh, my God.

According to her personnel record, she's refused three permanent jobs to remain

a locum.

The possibility is that she wanted to stay a locum to stay around you.

When you moved out, she's moved out.

She's followed you.

Look, she's never attempted to damage you personally, but we can't take any

risks.

We'd like to move you and your children into a safe house until this is over.

She must have been in the flat when I got home.

Did she say anything?

She wants to know if there's anything waiting for her if she dies again.

What are you going to tell her, Craig?

I came last night and they wouldn't say what happened.

They still won't tell me.

I'm sorry.

The information we're carrying has to stay classified.

I'm security clear, aren't I?

Oh, you are.

I'll get some coffees.

I thought she was a single parent.

Well, she was a single parent.

Then I realised Dave was coming round every second day at least to see the

And you stayed?

No.

I called it off.

Then he turns up at my house one night.

Says he thinks I've let his family down.

If I knew anything about kids, I'd know that they need continuity.

Does that leave you anywhere to go?

When I start feeling like his best man on loan, he stops coming round for a

He makes room for me.

Carl Burgess.

I heard.

Could have been the killer.

His form, his profile, the mistakes.

Nobody's arguing on him.

Did you log the visit to his house?

It's in the computer.

Can you get it out of the computer without leaving a bloody great hole?

Go.

Because, I mean, structurally, you have a lovely face.

You could do a lot with that.

Good bones.

I wish I had bones like that.

Don't look so shy.

Go home tonight and knock in for six, you will.

There. How's that?

It's fine.

I hope your protection's been at my home security.

You have one message.

Message one.

Oh, how's your cooking?

I don't cook

Carney's left a message on Cregan's machine. She's using her mobile.

Find out what time that was and get a location.

Steve Carney.

D .I. Dave Cregan from the Organising Serial Crimes Unit.

D .I. Susan Taylor.

What's this to do with Julie?

Well, I'm not in a hurry.

Maybe we can make a start.

She went back to sleep just ten minutes after you ran.

You could help me fill in this questionnaire.

Do we need to bother her at all if it's just a questionnaire?

Not particularly.

I just need to check her over.

Take a sample of blood.

Take two minutes.

Any idea where she might have gone?

I was in the middle of papering that when I left.

I haven't seen her since.

I don't want to.

Did she hurt you, Steve?

She came at me over and over again.

About me being depressed.

What a dump the world is, how small I was.

Weak and weak and weak and weak. She drove me round the bend.

Juby's completely... Look, I'm not...

I can't help you, all right?

Do you know each other long before you got together?

What's she done?

She's a murder suspect.

I met her at the Point of Light Foundation.

It's a self -help group for zombies.

She did research for them.

Did she ever talk about her near -death experience?

She was obsessed with death.

Don't know why.

I don't want to.

It's Cregan.

Can somebody find me a number, please?

What I can't figure out is why she went to so much bother if all she wanted to

do was damage me.

Sergeant Lingard.

Keith Lingard.

Haven't always will be.

What can I do for you?

DI Cregan here from the OSC in London.

Keith, you attended a traffic accident in Swindon when you were a constable.

It was back in 84.

Yeah, probably won't remember.

18 -year -old girl. Her name was Julie.

Julie Farah.

I remember that one.

I only managed the stairs twice a day.

So the bed had to come down here.

And they're putting us a shower in the old

pantry.

How are you here for, Dorothy?

Money coming from the lottery.

I never bought a ticket in my life.

That's what you call lucky.

Was that her?

Was that her?

She's not made a peep in six months.

What did you do to her?

She's tired.

You can come again.

You do realise you're officially on file as a murder victim, so I'll be eating

your biscuits.

This document is a membership register for the Point of Light Foundation, a

-help group for existentialist electricians, for people who've had near

experiences.

Julie Carney was paid by the organisation to collate this register.

It gives names, addresses and clinical details of all their memberships. We

she owns a copy of this, but we can't find it at the house, so she must have

with her.

Assume she's on the offensive, not on the run.

I want everyone in this register notified to contact us if she gets in

Marion?

She's requesting help from Cregan, who, according to her own measure, doesn't

belong here either.

He's treating her as if he's special, but forgive me, he's no more special

the victim she's terminated.

Julie Carney's on the move.

She used a credit card about four hours ago in Fluid, North Wales.

The prints match, signature matches, but the store assistants swear she's got

dark brown hair.

Right, issue a new description.

We've got two people on the register listed for North Wales.

Mould and Fluid.

DC Rivers, OST. We've got an urgent request for assistance on your patch.

Peter John Proud, 116 Castle Road, Fluid.

49 years old.

Yeah, we think it might be a wrist from a female, a Dr. Julie Carney.

Dorothy Swan, 53, Franmere Road, Mould. She's 72.

Now, we think she might be a wrist from a Julie Carney.

Carney, that's C -A -R -N... What?

Everybody on the register on the surveillance.

A 72 -year -old woman, Dorothy Swan. One died two hours ago in Molde. Took a

visit from a doctor claiming she was doing a survey on stroke victims.

Doctor took a blood sample.

I just want you to get to the top screen sooner rather than later.

Where's your microphone?

It's off, isn't it?

Oh, is that noise? Sorry.

I didn't want you thinking it was on display.

Your medical records were left in a cafe in Euston.

to draw attention to some sensitive elements.

Have you seen any of this before?

1984, the fan letter to Julie Carney was in the middle of rush hour traffic.

The cop who was first on the scene said then it'd be said now it was a suicide

attempt.

She wants to try again.

She thinks I do too.

I want to die.

We don't sell that.

Didn't want to come back to this.

It's cheesy cauliflower tonight.

Do you like cheesy cauliflower?

I know I'm not the first to say it, but if you're feeling too exposed by this

case, I can easily put you on the phone.

She won't try again unless she definitely knows there's something worth

back for.

Fine, tell her there is.

Tell her you saw the fireworks.

Point her in the direction of the tallest building we can find and tell

we'll even watch her.

Could you?

And what if she's so scared she just wants a bit of company on the journey?

This is Craig and it's Dr Farrow.

145.

Community health screening.

Yeah.

You'd forgotten.

It's the second time today that's happened.

There's a meningitis outbreak at All Saints Primary.

I don't know anything about it.

Where's routine checks?

You were meant to have had a letter.

Well, I can come again tomorrow if it's easier.

No, you need to come in.

This is Dr Farrah.

Jonathan, what went wrong with Carl Burgess?

Nobody knows.

He just went and ate shit.

Started killing a patient.

Boxed it.

Yeah.

Yeah, and when he did, he said directly to a cop, tell her to tell him I did it.

Tell him she's innocent.

But she's Dr.

Walker, obviously.

Who's them, do you think?

If there's a proper question in there, ask it.

Was Burgess leaned on after his release?

No.

You agreed with his release?

No.

At the time, I thought he was hot for the hospital murders.

You know I did.

And you know I was wrong.

Okay.

Apologise.

You wouldn't speak to your plumber like that.

Jonathan, I apologise.

Unreservedly.

It was a question, not an accusation.

It's just that we've got two separate Burgess files on the hard drive.

One's empty, one's not.

Control -R for reveal.

One's a backup, the other's not.

We don't clear it till after the post -mortem.

You lift your hair up for me, Ruby?

That's Exum around there. She's just growing out of it.

Tell you what.

Have a listen.

Do you know what your sister had for lunch?

What symptoms should we be looking for?

Can I get you a coffee or something?

Do you know, you're the first to offer.

Thank you.

I need headaches.

Neck stiffness.

Sensitivity to light. Get your GP out.

Did you want girls?

How do you take it?

Your coffee.

Oh, no, I won't, thanks.

Can I just have water?

Sure. Was he there for the birth?

Five minutes before the first, three minutes after the second. Shame.

That was one more than I expected.

I get very busy.

Do you have any?

No, it's not that kind of job. Too many nights.

As a community doctor.

Barry,

look what I got.

Barry, this is Dr Farrah.

Hello.

Do you know what we've got for lunch? What?

This thing here.

Tell it to Unit 1. How near are you?

There must be somebody closer.

All units, anyone closer?

Where are you now, Unit 2?

That's number 61.

61. Ask if the lights are on. I've seen the house lights.

Just break in.

Break in. Are we all surprised?

Yes! You're all the right. Do it.

You don't look.

Is that what you're hanging on for?

Your family?

Julie, give yourself up.

I don't know why.

They seem perfectly happy without you.

We checked your phone bills.

You know what's really weird?

Two phone calls in three months.

And both calls to work.

You're gonna need a lot more friends than that to stay on the run.

That man being you, but better.

I'm right, aren't I?

You don't fit in.

You don't fit anywhere that's normal.

Do you think you're normal, Julie?

I don't pretend I am.

But I am a bloody long way off you.

According to your medical records.

Have you seen them before?

Did you want them to shock me, did you?

You do, Julie, do you? Well, that's great.

So when do we start reminding you?

Swindon, 1984?

When you attempted suicide?

You're killing people because you believe that they believe they're better

somewhere else.

But you wanted to die before that.

I've seen your record.

Black and white.

You haven't got the guts to do it again.

Which is just about the only positive thing that I know about you.

Ten to four.

There we go.

Fancy breakfast?

What?

Did you work with, um, Rivers and Crichton before this?

Rivers. Once.

During his training.

Why?

I don't know.

They're good.

And? But?

If you were on an armed raid and you had to choose someone to cover you, who

would you choose?

Rivers.

His reactions are quicker.

Crichton's my experience.

True.

And if you needed to get somebody to tell the boss you're going to the

then really you're going shopping.

Who would you choose?

Who is this?

Go on.

Kreitman.

Why?

I'm going shopping tomorrow and I bet you'll be useless.

What's this?

It's a transcript of the conversation between the killer and Cregan, 3 .50am

today.

What is it, Mark?

The other bits are classified.

Even from us.

She got fairly personal with Cregan.

I'd be happy to lead her with that stuff, but I don't think he wants it

broadcasted.

Right, I'd like to get started, please.

That's Rivers.

He's checking a lead on Julie Carney.

We have entrusted our brother, Carl Burgess, to God's merciful keeping, and

now commit his body to the ground.

Ensure in certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life through our

Jesus Christ, who died, was buried, and rose again for us.

For him be glory forever and ever.

Amen.

D .I. Cregan.

I've overdosed three people.

If you don't believe me, all three blood samples were in a Red Star box

delivered half an hour ago.

Test them if you like.

But that might waste time you haven't got.

They're not my patients.

It's not my hospital.

You sent them to the office?

Look inside.

I'm not in the office.

Look, what are you talking about? What three people?

They've got less than three hours before the digoxin kills them.

I don't believe you. You've never told it in that bank.

I've never needed it.

I want you to meet me.

If you help me, I'll give you those three names and absolutely nobody gets

You come on your own.

And you don't speak to a single person or my mind goes blank.

Come where?

My house.

Dear Taylor.

It's me.

Has a parcel arrived for me? No.

Oh, yeah.

You're right.

Yep. Sit back.

Where's the gun, Joey?

I'm in here.

Where's the gun you took off D .I. Taylor?

The bag on the chair in there.

I said, if you do as you're told, everybody gets what they want.

Well, I did what you asked.

So you give me the names of the people you've hurt.

You get the names when you've done this.

What's in it?

Two seconds to reach the brain.

You go away again.

you do it.

That's what you want.

I've tried.

I can't make it this far and...

I've got a possible side thing here.

What happened?

I think

we've

got a logistical problem here.

Where are the names, Julie?

You first.

Then your bag?

You'll get the name.

You written them down?

You haven't, have you? Because you've no intentions of giving them to them.

I wanted the deal.

They're dead within two seconds.

You'll find them.

Don't believe me.

You don't think those people want to live.

They'll go like the rest did.

They won't, I promise.

If you were looking for somebody to trust and you were looking at us two,

would you go for?

I haven't killed anybody.

I haven't lied to you.

I've never broken a promise in my life.

True. Mate.

And I would have liked to get that bar.

I once had a gun this far from my head.

I heard the bullet going in the chamber.

I squeezed it.

And squeezed it.

If there'd been somebody like you

there...

I'd have trusted them dueling.

Doreen Brown in the breast union.

St Bates.

Cregan to control.

Control.

Commander Enright, urgent.

You bastard.

You bastard!

Take these details down.

They're all patients at St. Bede's.

They've all been OD'd by Julie Carney.

Sylvia Goldman, Ward 17.

Frank Whittaker, high dependency.

Doreen Brown, breast unit.

OK. We've traced you to Carney House.

Are you safe?

Send a van. I'll bring her in.

No!

Julie. I wasn't lying about the gun.

You know why I got that far and I couldn't?

It's the same reason you can't.

You can't want to die enough.

Julie. Did you know your ex -wife's pregnant?

What?

She told me.

I said I was a community doctor and we were screening for meningitis.

She wanted to know if there was any rift to the baby.

So if you're hanging on for your family, I won't bother.

I don't think you belong there either.

Did you see anything the second time?

Cregan, where are you?

You can tell me now, can't you?

Cregan, tell me where you are.

Next on Mystery, a killer plays a deadly game.

Crack these kids, they're leaders too. Get out of the house, Jonathan, he's

waiting for us. Part of the game is under control.

Chapter 6, sir. Stoker's in there right now.

What's the instruction?

Scar them? No, it says kill.

Then find the hominid.

I'll kill you, Amethyst!

And kill.

Touching Evil on Mystery.

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