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Sarah Manning, Detective Emer Byrne. I'm
so, so sorry to have to tell you that

your husband was found dead today in
Montreal.

She told you that he was here for a
medical conference, but his body was

in the Red Light District.

Or did whoever killed him want to muddy
the waters by dumping him there?

Three years ago, her first husband died,
now this.

The guards have been asking about
Ciarán's death.

I think maybe they're wondering if there
was a connection.

There was somebody looking for something
under Lee's car.

I disturbed him. He ran away.

It's very sophisticated bit of gear.

Real -time, GPS, active monitoring
system.

I know him.

Cormac Walsh. One of the traffic control
cameras picks Walsh up here. He's

meeting a female, 5 '7". Watch where I
pick that vehicle up again.

The Embassy of the United States of
America.

Excuse me.

There's a detective, Ema Byrne.

Can you get in touch with her? I need to
see her.

Straight away.

Yes, ma 'am.

You gave chase as the SUV drove away
then collapsed?

Yeah. And the driver didn't bother to
check on him? She wanted to get away as

fast as she could.

She?

It was the woman at the wheel.

I'm sure that I wouldn't be able to
identify her. She was driving away and I

concerned with him.

He said you asked him about Kieran's
death.

I asked him about it, yeah. He was
working at the firm when Kieran died.

Maybe he knew something we need to know.

I can't be opening a new inquiry into
this until I have something to go on.

I was hoping Mr. Laham would have it.

Did you know him well?

I know he's good at what he does.

Tough, smart, well at the gate.

He'll keep working away until he gets
the answers one way or another.

The king.

You think there's a connection?

Lee's death.

It's a murder inquiry.

There's no proof that Kieran's with
anything but an accident.

And if you prove that it wasn't?

There's something very, very wrong
inside that firm.

Do you have any idea what it could be?

Me? You worked there.

Years ago.

Your legal affairs.

A lot of things would have crossed your
desk. Things that you couldn't talk

about. Because you were an officer of
the company. If I knew something, would

cover it up?

When I got my two men killed.

The same piece of kit that was on your
husband's car at the airport was on your

car too, Mrs. Manning.

High -end, well -concealed, serial
numbers removed so we can't trace it

Whoever it was was keeping an eye on
your comings and goings too.

We might have to knock a few holes in
the walls tomorrow when we do the search

of the house.

I'll tell them to leave it as a mess as
possible, but half the fun of this job

is ripping other people's faces to
pieces.

Go ahead.

Tear it apart.

Maybe I'm hiding something.

Somebody got hit by a car in the street.

They're in hospital.

That's what all the fuss is about out
there.

Will you be able to get back to sleep?

I'll stay here.

I miss Daddy.

He wasn't my Daddy.

He loves you, Eamon.

You know that.

Police in Canada have launched a murder
inquiry into the death in Montreal of a

senior executive of pharmaceutical
company Gambiner Fisher.

The victim has been named as Lee
Manning, an American citizen living and

in Ireland.

What's the story with that thing in
Montreal?

What happened in Montreal?

You really want to ask me that now?

Do I come here to talk about work more?

Wasn't there some kind of news you were
supposed to be breaking to your wife?

I've put a lot of chips on the table to
help your firm out with that new plant.

Item one of the news is one of your
sales I'm getting.

Getting himself killed.

Those are the wrong kind of headlines.

I can see why your boss is so worried.

Lee Manning was vice president of
international sales and marketing, not a

salesman.

He was vice president of getting his
head blown off, according to the news.

You're human resources.

You'd have had to handle the paperwork.

There is no paperwork.

There's no records of how he was hired,
who hired him, where he went to work

before he came to us.

What little there was led me back to
Zurich.

I have no files there either.

He was hired on a private contract and
the details are sealed.

Somebody's gone to a lot of trouble to
wipe him out of this firm system and to

make sure it stays that way.

I'm as much in the dark as you are.

I want to be happy.

You know, just tell me what I want to
hear again.

Would I do that?

Stock and trade.

How else do you get the votes?

Are you decorating?

I'm not in bits, Nuala.

Right, at some point, I will be, but
right now, I'm holding it together. She

to ask those questions. You have to
watch everything you say to them.

I've had more dealings with the guards
than you. How did that work out?

Sorry. I asked for it.

You never really liked Lee, did you?

Let's say I was never quite sure of him.

Then again, I was married to a con man
myself.

Lee?

Lee wasn't a con man.

The gun.

The lies he told you. He didn't tell me
lies.

Not point blank. He just went round the
questions when he was asked.

That's how Patrick operated.

And I kept looking away.

Choosing not to see what was adding up.

But he never put my life in danger.

The way Lee has put yours and mine and
your kids.

The house is clean, but I'll swing round
and do a sweep on your car from time to

time just to keep your mind at rest.

As far as the gun is concerned, we
didn't find any evidence, but it's a big

house. He could have hidden it anywhere.

Detective Beck, why is the German
Federal Intelligence Agency interested

death of a pharmaceutical executive?

His appointment in Montreal was with the
Minister of Health of one of our state

governments.

This man has responsibility for the
budget of...

Several tens of millions of euros.

We've been concerned for some time that
his financial affairs could open him to

blackmail.

If Mr. Manning's death is in any way
connected with these affairs... If his

title concealed another reason for being
in Montreal, one that required him to

carry a gun, and the gun modified to
military specifications for use in close

combat situations, it seems to have been
worth the risk to him to...

Bring it into Canada, even though he has
no criminal record in the United States

or elsewhere.

Are the Americans investigating?

They have no jurisdiction here.

This is a Canadian matter. I have spoken
with the police in Dublin. Mr. Manning

was not known to them either.

Another thing of interest is that we
have surveillance footage from the hotel

lobby.

which shows him carrying an envelope as
he left with the man he thought was the

security guard.

And now it's missing.

Indeed.

A dead American working out of Ireland
for a Swiss company whose death in

Canada excites the interest of the
German security services.

I have spoken to all people in North
America. They will handle the formal

identification to spare you any further
distress.

You have too much to cope with, as it
is.

That goes without saying how much I
personally feel the loss you have

Thank you.

I thought I saw him just now.

That Lee, I thought he...

He's heard I'm here. He's coming to say
hello.

Instead, I... can't get my head around
finding out that I have no idea who he

was.

I didn't know anything about him,
anything at all.

I do not understand.

Nor do I.

But if I don't know who he was, how do I
know who I am anymore?

Does that make sense?

He carried a gun.

A gun.

Why would he do that?

It was not in connection with his duties
for us.

I would hope, with all respect, that you
could throw some light on that.

Me? You were unaware he had one. Of
course I was. You had no knowledge of

might carry one.

No.

It's a serious matter to this company. I
have to find out why he armed himself.

What does it say about our security
practices?

Also, I'm afraid, what does it say about
your husband's state of mind? The

serious personal issues he must have had
that we didn't know of. We were happy.

He was happy.

You wish to believe that, of course, but
you do not know who he was.

Your own words.

You do not know what kind of secret life
he had.

What else he was involved in that he
kept from you? He didn't keep.

Okay, I didn't know about the gun, but
the personal things, what we felt for

each other.

All I know is the facts in front of me.

In the meantime, my concern is to do
what I can to help you and your children

get through this.

Please tell Miss Kilbride and Mr.
O'Sullivan we will be there shortly.

Yes, Dr. Hoffman.

I have no idea who the real Lee Manning
was.

You say you have none either.

But I have to be aware that your
relationship with him was personal and

professional.

You think I know something I'm not
telling?

Isn't that what the police think?

Isn't that why our head of security came
to your house?

All right, all right.

I'm clean.

Are you carrying anything else?

No. Show me.

I heard you moved on from bag snatching
to bigger and better crimes, Mr. Walsh.

I hadn't realized you'd come so far.

Thinking of going into the diplomatic
service now?

Do what?

You have some very interesting friends.
One of them in the U .S. Embassy out in

Balls Bridge there.

I have no idea what you're talking
about.

You have me at a loss.

You went to see her right after you were
found trying to remove the bug from the

car in the airport.

Why is she in Dublin?

What else has she used you for that she
doesn't want to get her fingerprints on?

Have you got a bang on the head?

Is that why you're singing Stars and
Stripes?

Another time, yeah?

I can place you at the airport. It's
enough to hold you on.

It's pretty tense.

I know, but it'll do.

Come on.

I'm so sorry, Sarah.

Yeah. Thank you.

We can bring your husband back, but we
can try to make things financially

comfortable for you.

I don't need charity.

We have put together a package which
will maintain a standard of living

reflecting your husband's dedication to
this company.

I'm thinking of the years ahead, not
just tomorrow.

I'll leave you in good hands.

Take care, Sarah.

I was instructed to make the package as
generous as possible, Sarah.

I think you'd be satisfied with it.

If you want to take the papers away,
we'll find somebody in Troughton Estate

advise you.

I'm sure you did a great job, Aidan.

I trained you, after all.

Confidentiality clause?

What's all this new stuff in it?

Everyone leaving the company is required
to sign one to protect our intellectual

and commercial property.

I haven't worked here for years.

You'll be a beneficiary of the
corporation.

You helped draft the language yourself
when you were here.

Look, this is difficult.

I know.

For me as well as you.

But through your husband, you may have
come into possession of information

what we're working on.

What new drugs are in the pipeline, what
our research and investment strategy

is. I never asked him about his work,
and he never told me.

Is there a problem?

Well, it's a standard legal boilerplate.

No, it's not quite. There's some new
language in here.

I wouldn't have the right to disclose
what Lahan said to me last night.

Or... Or what we talked about just now.

It could be Red saying, I can't even ask
what happened in Montreal. That is not

the intention.

It's the way it could be used. Not by
anyone in this office. With somebody

in the company with a different agenda.

I don't think anybody has an agenda
here.

Words mean something.

It's a complete package.

Our best offer.

My instructions are that it's all or
nothing.

Take it or leave it.

You mean take it and leave it, Aidan?

Take the money and leave the questions
alone?

Okay, I need to talk to Sarah alone.

We need your signature as soon as
possible.

Let me know when you're ready to sign.

You can go.

The footage doesn't actually show you
removing it.

It's your lucky day.

I said it was tin.

I kept you out of the rain for an hour
or so.

Watch yourself out there. Don't get out
of your depth.

I'm more risked out for you than there
is for me, believe me.

You have no idea the size of this thing
or the forces you're messing with.

Is that right?

Hasta la vista.

Unless I see you first.

Do you even know what hasta la vista
means?

I understand you have to cover yourself
and I don't want to be

unreasonable.

But when your own head of security comes
to my house last night and wants to

know if Lee's death is somehow connected
to Ciarán's?

If he tells me that the guards are
beginning to think that, what am I

to do?

Sit on my hands?

Let it go?

Or try to find the answers?

Like the answer to why the man I lived
with had a gun hidden in the house

somewhere. My house, his house, our
house, the kids.

I don't believe...

that Lee went to that place in Montreal
to buy a girl. I don't believe that our

marriage was all a joke. I don't believe
somebody killed Ciarán.

I want to believe he fell into the canal
like any old drunk, because even that's

better than the idea of somebody pushing
him in.

I have to keep asking the questions. I
can't find anything that stops me from

doing that, and trust me, take my word
as a lawyer, that's what that document

intended to do, whether they admit it or
not.

The gun changes everything.

Everything.

You're bleeding lucky I don't talk to
guards.

What did she want from you?

What do I want from you? That's the
thing we have to focus on, pal.

And you might want to do it with a sense
of urgency, because she knows it was

you I met after the ructions in the
airport car park, eh?

Figured out you work for the Stars and
Stripes, so the embassy here.

Let's hear it.

A couple of people I need to get away
from in Dublin.

Far away, permanent.

I had a little business going here.

I have a bullet weighing on me. That's
what I have. I'm an old man already.

I want a green card.

Permanent, legal, above board. The real
deal, Mr. McCoy. There are lotteries for

green cards. I've used up all my luck
and I'm not getting back in the queue at

my age, thanks.

I've two bad knees.

I owe money everywhere. Me kids hate me.

Me girlfriend just left me taking the
tellyware and this guy's going to keep

coming at me and coming at me and coming
at me.

I'm still not out of woods over the
other team I helped you with. That was

Drug Enforcement Agency, not my
department.

You're not listening. That's very
disappointing.

This guard's going to keep me in her
sights. I know it.

Once she gets her teeth into you, she
never lets go. She'll be back.

That's not going to be healthy for me.

Someone's going to take notice and
decide to do something about it. I'm

She knows my name.

She wants your name.

A green card and a grub stick's my price
for keeping it from her.

It was his car, wasn't it?

The fella who got killed in Canada.

Says he flew out from Dublin airport
that morning. That's why you needed me

get rid of the evidence pronto.

Smile for the body.

If there is anything you need, Mrs.
Lyon, anything at all, call me directly.

And be sure to let me know the moment he
comes around.

The Gambino Fisher family takes care of
its own.

Thank you.

Sarah Manning?

Hi, Donna Welty here from the Canadian
Consulate again, Mrs. Manning. I hate to

push at a time like this, but we really
need to talk about those arrangements

for the deceased.

Yes.

Of course.

Has anyone been arrested yet? Do you
have any idea who did this?

Well, the Consulate is not a law
enforcement agency, I'm afraid.

Is there a connection with the work he
did?

Was it a private matter? Whatever I can
do for you through consular channels, I

will. I'm not asking just for me. I'm
asking for the sake of my children.

They're in shock now, but when they ask
me what happened, I want to be able to

answer.

I'll do what I can.

That's all I'm asking for.

To know everything's being done that can
be done, and for somebody I can trust

to tell me the truth, whatever it is.

She wants answers.

So do I.

I'm fighting a very bad case of jet lag
because I'm hoping that you will lead me

to them.

I want answers.

We both do.

If the hand doesn't make it, your office
Christmas party is going to be a darn

sight smaller this year.

I'm not actually thinking about taking
out life insurance just to be around

Can't you take it seriously for one
moment, please?

I am.

Believe me.

Your firm is one of Ireland's biggest
companies.

If Barry Laham was on the track of
something that connected Lee with

death, they'd want him silenced too.

That's crazy, I know, but right now he's
in intensive care.

A heart attack. As far as we know right
now.

Now you are looping the loop. What if
Lee Manning had something on someone at

the firm?

Someone who had a hand in Sarah's first
husband's death.

That he knew it was murder, and what he
knew scared him enough to carry a gun.

Scared him so much, in fact, that he
didn't even feel safe flying 3 ,000

away where they still got him.

Just who in the firm would have the
reach to pull that off?

Well, the file he was carrying...

It's important to know whether he died
before he could deliver it.

If so, it's vital to know where it is
now, whose hands it's in. Well, we

sympathize with the loss of your
employee, Dr. Hoffman, but what our

with the intelligence we supply them is
none of our concern.

Once a file was handed over to your
representative in Montreal, our

came to an end.

That file contains information of great
value, details how to find information

that this company paid a lot of money
for you to locate.

There are those who would like to know
exactly what you had to do to obtain it.

What laws you may have broken.

Is that a threat?

A statement of fact. I suggest it's in
your interest and that of your firm that

you obtain the answers I'm seeking.

And if I tell you to go screw yourself?

Then I would remind you that you are a
part of a multi -million dollar

corporation, but I work for a multi
-billion dollar one. If that file isn't

found, we're both.

In your word.

I'm going to get away for a few days.

I'll come with you, help with the kids,
but not as clear ahead.

How do you mean?

He was killed in Canada. Where would we
be safe here?

Anyway, I have a funeral to arrange.

What do I say?

That I'm burying somebody, but I can't
really tell you anything about him.

Who he really was.

Where he was from, what he did to get
himself killed, so...

Just leave the headstone blank.

It'll save you a few barb at the Star
Masons.

There's a bright side to everything.

The answers are in that firm somewhere.

I helped build the wall around it.

It was my job.

Now I have to find...

A way around it, or under it, or through
it.

And with Lohan in hospital, I have no
idea where to start.

The last people I can ask are the ones
who know.

Gumbyner, Fishers, Mary, men and women.

All those people in their nice offices
in the riverside who only get to keep

that view once they don't rock the boat.

Who maybe really, truly believe that
what's good for the firm is good for

so it must be good for me too.

Didn't you used to think like that?

I'm on the other side now.

If I have to fight them, I will.

You were always the one with the common
sense. I was the tearaway.

Now you're going to war with a company
worth billions.

Thousands of people working for them.

On a hunch.

An idea that Laham planted in your head.
What if you heard him wrong?

What if you jump into conclusions?

Ciarán died.

My car was bugged. Lee's car was bugged.
Somebody searched my house. Barry Lahan

is in hospital and... Oh, yeah.

My husband was killed. Those are facts,
Nuala. Facts. Mum.

There's nothing to worry about, Rose. Go
on.

I want to see some kind of shape to this
because then there would be some

meaning. What if there isn't any?

I've lost my marbles.

I will go to war alongside you if that
is what you want, but please at least go

into this with your eyes open.

I should move on.

I did that when Ciarán died.

I moved on at the speed of light and I
won't do it again.

I just won't.

A fine speech, Sarah.

One my brilliant, overachieving sister,
the corporate lawyer, might make. Come

back down to the real world.

You are a mother, too.

I'm scared for myself.

I am even more scared for you and those
two.

Maybe you should listen to your screw
-up of a sister for once and be more

scared on their behalf.

Are you better now?

Yeah, the fall.

I slipped on a mat.

I heard it was a stroke.

Doctor, if 33 years in the guarantee
couldn't finish me off, nothing will.

live forever.

So, what do you make of her, the widow?

Oh, we could talk about something else
if you like.

Oh, it keeps me going, being in touch.

I like to think I can still be of some
use to you, young whippersnapper. I'm

hardly that anymore.

So is she on the level? Or is she in on
whatever her husband was up to that

meant he had to carry a gun?

She seemed genuinely shocked when I told
her just as she looked knock off her

heels when I broke the news he was dead.

That doesn't mean anything. You know
that.

She was a lawyer?

Yeah, she ran the firm's legal side, a
high flyer.

So she'd know where the bodies are
buried.

She might even have buried a few
herself.

I'm trying not to go there.

Because she's got two kids and a nice
house in the Wicklow Hills.

And because she made all the right
noises when you told her her old man

coming back.

She's got a bit of education and a lot
to lose and maybe you want to believe

her.

See, you're thinking of her as a woman.

A woman you had to be the first to break
the bad news to.

But you didn't do that as a woman.

You did it as a guard.

That's how you have to keep on thinking
about her.

There are no files on Sarah's first
husband like there are no files on her

second. Nothing on paper, nothing on
computer.

Payroll records, annual accounts,
evaluations, all gone.

Somebody's gone to a lot of trouble to
wipe him out of this firm's history.

Was it any part of your professional
responsibility to go looking?

Well, if something's been swept under
the carpet... Then let it stay there.

Unless you're told differently.

If there's a cover -up and we're being
used to make it... I do my job, do

That's how the world keeps going around.

Look, all that I owe to Sarah Manning
was to persuade her to take the deal. I

mean, wouldn't you take it? For the sake
of your kids.

If you had any.

What about truth?

What about justice? This is legal.
Justice and truth are down the corridor

somewhere. Maybe.

Look, I like this desk.

I like this office. I like making a left
instead of a right when I get onto a

plane.

I thought you would have got used to
that kind of life as well, no?

I don't know if there's anything here,
but even if I did, it's not my affair.

And it isn't yours.

I'll decide that.

Will you?

And damage the firm?

Drag me down with you?

I'm just asking you to open your eyes.

I can't help.

Well, Barry Lehan will know what to do
with this. I'll take it to him.

Some people can't be bought for an
office in an expense account.

There's a boyfriend.

Morris O 'Hanlon. That's his name.

He's on his way to becoming a party
leader, isn't he?

Unless his private life blows him up.

That'll be a tough one to break to the
wife.

And the kids.

And the media.

It's in hand.

Let's be very clear, you and I.

Sarah Manning might have sat here once,
but I run legal now.

You run human resources. We both have to
do what's best for the company, not for

her. That's what we signed up for.

I think it would be in yours and O
'Hanlon's best interest not to give her

inside help.

Of course I remember you, Sarah.

You worked there too.

We met a few times.

And you've had some troubles yourself, I
know.

Worse than this, even.

Terrible thing.

Are you coping?

Just.

You?

All those years he spent in the guards.

The undercover stuff he couldn't tell me
about.

When he joined that firm, I breathed a
sigh of relief.

And now this.

And right outside your house, where the
guards told me some of it,

we were talking.

My car alarm went off. He jumped up,
flew out the door. He was...

He was trying to protect me.

Instinct, I suppose.

Do you see?

He's very big on that.

I guess that he was there to tell you
how sorry he was about your husband's

death. There was something else on his
mind too.

Did he seem worried about anything at
the firm in the last few weeks or days?

It's a big job.

He's always worried about something.

He tries not to bring it here.

I'm trying to find answers.

And I'm not sure the people who should
be helping me are doing that.

He was trying to help.

He was on my side.

I can't help you, Sarah.

If I could, I would.

Like he would.

But I've told you the truth.

I've got to get back to the hospital.

I'll see you out in a moment. Excuse me.

How dare you?

I'm... Sorry.

What gives you the right to do that when
my husband is lying in his hospital

bed? Mine's in the morgue and he's never
coming home and the answers are in that

burn somewhere. I told you, I can't help
you.

And if Barry can, well, you'd better
pray just as hard as me that he's going

pull through this so he can tell you
himself.

Now, you'd better leave. And if you want
to speak to him when you can speak to

him, you know where to find him. Now,
get out!

Her husband's murder was contract
killing.

As I told Ms. Beck, it is no accident
that I was handed this case.

I started my career in Griffintown, near
the port of Montreal.

The Irish -Canadian gangs ran.

They were dangerous people with a long
criminal tradition.

They killed for hire.

They're good at it.

One of your more successful exploits.

These are the names of Irish crime
families who have connections in both

Montreal and Dublin. It is a long list,
and everyone on it is dangerous.

If someone wanted Lee Manning
professionally killed, any one of them

arranged it.

I need you to help me find out who it
was.

Keep your trap. Don't open the door.

Hugh. I'll take it in.

Don't rest a panic bone, okay?

Get in.

What do you want?

Just a bit of business, that's all.

Now get in.

My husband's due home from work any
minute.

You live alone.

No, my boyfriend's due to pick me up.

Stop lying to me, Nuala.

It's not polite.

It's not taking me seriously.

Business.

That's why I'm here.

A commercial proposition.

First item on the agenda is we need you
to call your sister.

Tell her to get herself around here too,
sweet.

Don't tell her I'll be waiting for her.

Keep that as a little surprise.

Give me the phone.

I'll dial.

That's how we're going to do this, okay?

Lee Manning worked for the CIA.

At one time.

Several years ago, he was accredited to
the U .S. Mission in Barnes.

It's not quite clear what he was doing
there, although it was around then.

were a number of disappearances in the
special rendition program.

Terrorist aspects kidnapped on the
streets, liquidly imprisoned.

He was running an operation for the CIA
here in Dublin?

I think that is unlikely, or the
Americans would be all over this.

You have met his wife?

How much does she know?

On the face of it, nothing at all.

Perhaps she may have known without
admitting to herself that she knew.

That is possible, yes.

Until that is clear, one way or the
other, she must be a person of interest

Do you trust her?

I honestly don't know.

If she's not involved, then she's got
two nightmares to deal with.

What happened in Montreal and what
happened here.

Her first husband drowned here.

Works at the same firm.

I said move!

Do what he says, Sarah.

I don't think he's here to hurt us.

Who are you?

The airport car park.

Why are you here?

I was just telling Nuala what a nice
place you've got here.

What do you do, Nuala?

Some of this, a bit of that.

Must be a bit of money in it.

Up and down.

As the trampoline salesman said when he
was asked how his business.

That's a good one, yeah?

Do you want a drink?

It's a social event.

Could have waited that.

You have a nice place too, Sarah.

I've been inside it, had a look around.

A few months back, then again the other
day.

Good taste.

You can't buy it, can you? What were you
looking for?

A package, I was told.

An envelope.

Something to do with your husband. I'd
know when I found a hidey hole.

Well, the company didn't allow my
husband to bring anything home from

wouldn't have found anything.

Maybe the company didn't know. Maybe you
had reason to keep it from them. The

ins and outs of it were none of my
business.

I was just given the job.

I've been doing a bit of work for a
yank, you see.

The one who wants me to take the bug off
the car, which is Helmy and Nuala, eh?

Miss America might know why your old
man's lying on a slab in Canada.

I could lead you to her.

All it's going to cost you is money.

I took the liberty of having a screw
with Nuala's bank stuff.

Be fair, Nuala. You wouldn't grudge a
few grand if Sarah here couldn't stretch

to it.

She's got the kids to pay for after all.

It's a private school, isn't it?

How do you know where my children go to
school?

Do you know why my sister's husband was
killed?

I said maybe the all -American girl
does.

Maybe she can put you on to those that
might.

Giving you her contact information will
come at a price.

50 grand.

By this time tomorrow.

And if you don't come through with it or
you go to the guards, then you'll never

have answers, will you?

Business. That's what this is.

A willing seller trying to find a
willing buyer, that's all.

Did you know Lee?

Did you ever meet him?

It's a nice chat.

Start putting that money together,
girls.

Because if I don't get it by asking
nicely, then I might get a bit

and who knows how I'll ask the next time
I come around.

Yous both live in a classy part of
Dublin, but that doesn't mean the Dublin

come from won't come knocking one day or
night.

We do things a bit different there, if
we have to.

What'll we do?

I don't know.

We need to make sure Ruth and Eamonn are
safe.

It's... Sarah Manning, my children are
doing after -school activities. I need

you to check that they're wherever
they're supposed to be. Right away. You

me to novel the guards.

That's what you're asking me. That's why
we're here.

That is not what I'm asking for at all.

A job application at your place must
come with a health warning.

Are you enjoying this, Mr. Randall?

Is that why you agreed to meet me?

I want this place up and running and
providing good jobs for the people who

for me.

What do you want?

My staff informs me that Mrs. Manning is
causing some trouble over some routine

paperwork. She seems to be a little
unstable. That worries me.

As she casts around for answers, she
might direct her anger at my firm.

She's a problem.

Like all good lawyers, she can make
something out of nothing.

Twist the facts even if nothing is
there.

If a scandal forced Sirik to re -examine
our position here, this field would

remain as it is.

I get it.

You share my vision for this plant, I
know that.

Help me realize it, and you'll have my
undying gratitude.

I'll do what I can.

There's a couple of people I can call
without making a song and dance.

We both want the same thing for this
country.

But in view of the heavy loss of life
and limits you're firm, be careful about

using the word undying.

That's him?

That's the man who made threats against
New London, are you?

Same man you saw at the airport.

The one I gave you a statement about,
who still seems to be on the loose

all the resources of the Gardaí.

We got off on the wrong foot, you and I.
I regret that.

I'd like to put it right, but if I
can't, I'll live.

I'll get on and do my job, but you
decide.

I pulled him in, but I had nothing to
hold him on.

Did he lay a hand on either of you?

No.

He made a threat before he left.

That it'd be different if we couldn't
come up with the money.

Did you have breakfast?

What? Did you have something to eat
today?

I grabbed something before I seen Eamon
and Rose off to school.

I wanted to keep them home, but I'm
trying to keep things as normal as

for them.

The school promised to keep an extra eye
on them, but if he's still out there...

He's not.

Are you sure about that?

I am.

And I asked about breakfast because you
need to see the latest on Cormac Walsh.

They fished him out of the canal last
night. He had a bash to the back of the

head, which indicates he was helped on
his way.

That's him, isn't it? The same man?

Yeah.

Yes.

That would have happened inside of a few
hours after he left the house.

Your first husband died under the same
circumstances, of course, Mrs. Manning.

I didn't have anything to do with this.
If that's what you're suggesting...

And I didn't push...

My first husband into the canal.

Is that what you think?

I have no evidence either way.

Come on, Sarah.

We're out of here. But you think it's
possible?

If I did, you'd be under caution as it
stands.

You've nothing to hang her with yet.

I know who you are. I was big on music
for a while.

Oh, you were doing your homework on me
too, were you?

Went to see some of the shows you put
on. You handled some big names.

Yeah, that was me and my partner. I
can't take all the credit, but thanks.

He's back in Dublin for his court case,
I hear.

I heard that, too.

Can we go now?

That's all I need from you for now,
unless there's anything else about your

first husband's death you want to tell
me that's not in the file.

I was at home.

I got a knock at the door to tell me he
was dead.

And after you left your sister's house
yesterday, you were at home on night

Yes. You never saw that man again?

No. The same man who threatened you? The
man who said he could do what you

can't. Tell her why Lee was killed.

So why would she want him dead?

I didn't say she did.

I'm just moving the pieces, trying to
find a pattern.

That's it for now.

This must be very hard for you, Mrs.
Manning, I understand.

If you're thinking about getting out of
Dublin for a day or two, take the

pressure off you and your children. You
might want to let me know.

Keep tabs on me.

To make sure you're safe.