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Do I want you?

Oh my, do I, honey?

Do I?

Detective Chief Superintendent Dave
Cook.

That's right, how can I help? My name's
Detective Sergeant Slater. I'm here to

arrest you, sir.

What's the charge?

Misconduct in public office and offences
contrary to Section 55 of the Data

Protection Act 1998, sir.

What's going on?

You're denied in contrast to the Data
Protection Act. What?

Go, get yourself in.

What is this?

You don't deny acting contrary to the
data protection act, sir.

Give me my caution.

You don't have to say anything, but it
may harm your defence if you do not

mention when questioning something that
you later rely on in court. Anything you

do say may be given in evidence.

Is that your car?

Yes, sir.

I'm not fucking flight risk.

No, sir.

Go.

Let's go, sir.

I've come to get that open.

I'm guessing you're wondering why you've
been asked to meet.

Of course.

We're trying to do something a bit
different with the Daniel Morgan case.

Daniel Morgan.

Act's mother, 1985.

Well, it's 1987, but well -remembered.
No one you'll likely to forget.

Mess of a first investigation,
allegations of corruption.

Re -opening this one.

Doesn't seem wise.

Oh, it's unwise, I'm sure, but we've got
some new leads, and the plan is we're

not going to fuck it up again.

We want to do a covert operation and an
overt one.

The covert one no one will know about,
but a select few.

Bugs mainly, surveillance of all kinds.
The overt one... You want me to do?

We want you to go on Crimewatch.

Purport to be the investigating officer,
the homicide detective in charge.

That's why we need somebody at your
rank.

And then there's the connection with
Jackie.

Bit of fun for the viewers.

It should just be a short op.

Form a small team to front up the
investigation in public while we'll be

in the background.

And you're hoping once I open my big
mouth, it'll make your leads up in

Well, let's just say we have our
suspicions as to who's involved. We've

to get them saying they did it.

I'm on.

Show me on again.

Great. Great.

On the 10th of March, 1987, Morgan was
attacked in the rear car park of the

Golden Land. I need a team of eight.

Two DSs.

Six DCs, heavy in the female officers,
less likely to be lodged. Okay. And no

one, none of the team, can know about
the COVID at all.

As far as they're concerned, this is the
only case team, all right?

Got it, Carlos.

On the 10th of March, 1987,

Daniel Morgan, private investigator, was
murdered in the rear car park of the

Golden Line pub in Sydenham.

He was struck several times with an axe.

Now, there's been 15 years of
investigation into his killing, three

operations, and as yet, no one has been
nailed for it.

Now, we have some key individuals we're
looking to particularly focus upon.

Number one, Jonathan Rees. Now, he was
Daniel Morgan's business partner in a

firm called Southern Investigation.

The 2000 murder review report into
Daniel's death stated that both the Met

the Hampshire investigations identified
Rees as a prime suspect.

He's currently serving seven years for
conspiracy to pervert the course of

justice.

He had drugs planted on an innocent
woman.

Her ex -wife was in custody of this son.

Number two, and this is one of our own,
I must say.

Sid Fillory, captain of the crime squad.
He was brought in to assist with the

initial investigation despite being
friends with Rees.

Now, he subsequently left the force and
he took over Daniel's old job, running

Southern Investigations.

Number three, Glenn Vine.

Really? Well, we're hearing that the
Vine brothers are likely involved. In

Glenn Vine, Mr Jonathan Rees' ex
-brother -in -law.

We believe Glenn may have wielded the
axe, but the involvement of Gary Vine,

number four, can't be discounted either.

Number five, James Cook, or Jimmy.

We're hearing he drove the getaway
vehicle.

And then number six, Steve Sharp,
thought it would be.

Now I have command to look after, so I'm
going to be in and out.

But we're working towards me making an
appearance in Crime Watch in a couple of

weeks. Nice go.

Yes, yes, yes.

On which I'll be looking for more
information.

Now I want you to build these names out.

I want to know every connection, every
motive.

And we build this chain well enough,
we'll be able to strangle them with it.

Is that understood?

Yes, yes.

Right, go ahead.

Crime Watch is remarkably successful
with cold cases, inquiries which have

avoided detection for years, or in this
case, decades.

In fact, this one goes back to 1987, but
it was highly controversial from the

start, as our VT shows.

Daniel Morgan had worked for years as a
private investigator, and according to

those who knew him, he was dedicated to
his job.

Aside from work, he had a love for fast
cars and was a devoted father to his two

young children.

On Tuesday 10th of March, the day of his
murder, Daniel and his business

partner, Jonathan Rees, allegedly
arranged to meet a contact that evening

Golden Lion pub in Sydenham.

I'm off now, John. I'll see you in the
pub about 7 .30.

The man they were supposed to meet
didn't turn up.

And the two of them drank alone.

John Rees told the police he left to go
to his car at the front of the pub at

about 9pm.

He assumed Daniel was heading for the
rear car park.

But did Daniel go out the back way to
the car park?

And did he go with someone?

Or did he meet the killer in the dark?

Lying next to Daniel's body were the two
packets of crisps, which police think

were for his children.

If you were there that night, call us
now.

Detective Chief Superintendent Dave
Cook, the reason this case has been so

controversial from almost the start is
that one of the investigating officers,

one of the detectives involved in the
early part of this inquiry, finished up

running Daniel's agency.

I mean, fishy or what?

We acknowledge there were some
difficulties in the early stages of this

investigation. But I'm here tonight to
reinvestigate the case.

And we hope through this appeal to find
the nugget of information which will

help solve it.

So, how can people help?

The Metropolitan Police have a reward of
up to £50 ,000.

5 -0. £50 ,000.

£50 ,000.

For any person who can give me
information which leads to the arrest

of those responsible.

It was an extraordinary cold -blooded
killing. He was killed with an axe to

head. It was left embedded in his head,
even at this remove.

Are people going to be worried, do you
think, about coming forward?

People always have concerns.

I would like to make it quite clear that
they can call us in confidence, in

complete confidence.

And we will treat any information they
give in that way.

So you can call here in the studio, or
if you'd prefer, direct to the incident

room on 0808 1570.

Treble 5.

Fiona. And in fact, people are calling
about that case already.

And let me remind you of the bullying
couple in Belfast.

Please, if you do remember anyone...

They're grand.

They're gonna need proper evidence.

And I... I had their crack. Fucked it
up. I'm sure I had their crack. Fucked

up.

What's the matter? Give any citizen...

Who is this DCI cook?

It was good.

You were good.

Yeah, well, no bit of mourning whether
it was any good.

I was more nervous for me than I was for
you, and there you were, a consummate

professional. I was really nervous.

Nick liked you.

Did he?

He did, yeah.

None of them can understand the 50 grand
reward money, though.

You understand it, don't you?

They want it done, right?

The net's embarrassed and they want it
done. Mm -hmm.

You know, it was really nice to see you,
but people really respect you, which is

weird.

Shut up.

My sausage roll, you get 18 months on
that.

I feel like you've just come to my
school or something.

Come on, nice.

Come on.

It's June, but Vine's boiler's been
firing all night.

He must be living in a fucking sauna.

Anyway, boiler's drowning everything
out.

You put the bug behind the boiler?

Plumbers were all we could get in.
Didn't he put it behind the fucking

Behind the fridge, behind anywhere.

What about the others?

Sid Filler has not been in his car, so
the bug hasn't yielded.

Keith Sharp is in Spain.

All we've got is Cook's car and he's not
said anything useful.

So what's plan B?

Are you kidding?

This is plan F3. We've been through the
alphabet twice over on Morgan.

Anything on the crime watch calls?

No, nothing.

Look, there is one other thing.

We caught one conversation, not on the
bugs, on an intercept we can't use,

between Fillory and Alex Marinchak.

Fillory says he wants to sort you out.

Me?

Yeah. And who are this Murr and Jack?
News of the world flunky. He's a no

Why would Hillary be talking to him
about me?

Southern investigations occasionally do
business with the news of the world via

him. It means nothing, but I want...
Yeah, I had to flag it.

You going to let Jackie know?

Because if so, then we're going to have
to get her to sign some sort of

information release.

Jesus Christ.

You don't need to tell her.

In my... Jackie's an officer in the Met.
I mean, you do know... All the same.

All the same.

It's fine, Dave.

These guys talk big, you know that.
John, we're in the middle of an

investigation into whether these guys
murdered someone with an axe.

Let me know when you've got something.

The fallout from this isn't over yet.

You've made a huge difference.

Sleigh? Yeah,

OK, OK.

OK.

David!

David! David, please tell me you've put
the spaghetti on.

Sorry.

How's the swimming, Chud?

Good. I don't mind, I don't mind. It
just means that they're going to be a

little bit late for bed now.

I know, I really am sorry.

Oh, me?

I know. Again?

Yeah, I owe you everything.

Yep.

Hey,

Bruce.

Hold on.

Who was the fastest swimmer?

You. Dad!

Go ahead.

Yeah, it was from someone claiming to be
Inland Revenue, offering you a tax

rebate. They were asking for your
address.

And was the address given?

No, and they've not left any details
either.

Sir? Thanks for letting me know, Bruce.

We've had a covert camera in place, and
the general will come.

Back and front.

Just front.

Along to the local police station?

No.

We'll get that put in.

We'll be putting a car outside, Dennis.

That's some cost.

Cheaper than relocating it.

I'll run it up the flagpole, but it's
unlikely.

You know, Jackie was, um... Jill Dando,
her co -presenter in Crimewatch. I know

who Jill Dando is. Yeah, well, Jackie
was damaged by it all quite badly, and

she's not...

This one's an easy one.

I'll do all I can.

Let me get this straight here.

You've got four bugs currently operating
in this case, yeah?

Each one needs two officers 24 -7 in
three shifts.

That's six officers for each listening
post.

Then there's the surveillance team.
Let's say 12 officers.

Keep an eye on the subject.

That's 18 officers.

Pair bug.

Times four.

That's what, 70 -72 that the DPS are
paying for. And you're saying you cannot

spare an officer in a car for me.

You have our full attention.

Dave, we take threats to officers
extremely seriously.

Graham.

Hang on.

What's up?

Morgan. We can do something useful,
right?

Does Lockhart want that?

Well, he will if he gives him what he
wants.

The bugs are still active.

Let's give them something to listen to.

Who do we throw the pot with first?

We'll keep Cobb without a countryman
crime watchman out. Could pull him in.

no, no. He'll give us nothing.

Pay him a visit anyway. You know better
still.

Pay him a visit when he's not there.

Full blues.

Love to.

You in, Graham?

These people are nasty.

Do not leave your card. Always and tell
everyone always, give them mine.

Okay? Go.

Morning. My name's D .I. Graham Twyler.
I'm here to speak to Keefe Sharp.

Why?

Can you fetch Keefe from me now, please?

Well, he's not at home.

Do you mind if I come in and wait?

Do you have a warrant?

No. Then no, you fucking can't.

Please tell Keefe to contact us if it is
at his convenience.

Here's my DCS's card.

Thanks for your time.

Did you have to put the sirens on, mate?

Well, did you?

They've been knocking at our house
looking for me.

Pricks. They came with their full blues
on.

Well, I ain't speaking to them.

The old people know who it is.

Fifteen years ago. I know Keith ain't
going to say nothing.

It's all on me.

No one's ever going to claim that
reward.

It's six in the morning. You're waking
everyone up.

I suppose he's your husband, huh?

Jimmy.

This is for Jimmy.

I'll fucking kill him. No, he isn't him.

Just going to pop a card through.

They've been knocking on ours, haven't
they?

Upsetting the missus.

They can't do us by just a little bit of
foot.

They've got to go in, sit in that dock.

You're going away for a long, long time.
I can't, you fucking idiot.

You'll never have to.

Then why are you shaking?

You just don't know who's going to open
their mouth.

I don't know.

It's good.

It's the Hager.

What about the rest? I don't think we
can use.

No, not yet, but it's helped.

We're buying a house next door to Glen
Byron.

This and other things like it, they've
triggered a budget spend, which is

useful. The house next door?

Yeah, Glen never leaves that house.

We'll get some better bugs through the
wall, and I would like... We need you to

keep on with these triggers, if you've
still got it in you.

No, I can't.

We'll catch these pricks.

I hear what he said.

He's out.

Try me.

It's about an old job.

Daniel Morgan.

Oh, is it?

I wouldn't know anything about that,
mate.

Where are you going?

I just told you, he's out.

Get on this card.

He's a pussy, little bastard.

I've been sniffing around the office
asking for Sid.

Alex, it's Sid.

Listen, I don't know this fucking coke
thing for years.

Mind you, in those days, just about
every man in the village was out in the

woods at night poaching pheasants.

And they did it not only because they
loved the sport, but because...

Dad? Yeah, sorry, they

did it not only because they loved the
sport, but because they needed food to

feed their families.

When I was a boy, times were very hard
for a lot of people in England.

It's okay, kid.

It's a silly driver.

It's okay.

It's okay, kid.

You're 52, aren't you?

You're 52.

What's wrong?

Nothing.

Sorry, kid. It's nothing.

We ran the plate.

His name is Bradley Page.

Works for News of the World.

As a photographer.

You know why we don't want a photograph
of me? There is no conspiracy.

We didn't think he'd find you.

You didn't think he'd find me? Your ex
-directory, they were calming the tax

records, but we were pretty sure we'd
know when they got to you through the

intercepts. So they were talking more
about me?

Well, just that there are 255 cooks in
Surrey.

Look, you're head of press, can't you
give them a call or something?

Director of Public Affairs, and I did.

Phoned the press room, shook it down.

Turns out they're pursuing the rumour
that you're having an affair.

Me?

With who?

With Jackie.

They're pursuing a rumour that I'm
having an affair with my wife.

I told them it was nonsense. Of course
it fucking is. She's my wife.

Exactly.

I'm sure this can all be worked out.

God.

You look how I feel.

Pretty tame.

Yeah.

Kind of like a...

A piece on tax avoidance.

Industry around it. I'm just trying to
understand this one -time piece.

But you called this meeting.

Can you do me a favour?

Can you find out about a man called Alex
Modunchuk?

You're asking me to dig, that's new.

What do you want with Alex?

How do you know him?

They're calling him and Greg Miskew, the
Rottweilers.

Rumored links to the security services.

Naughty links to more or less
everything. Why?

Why do I think you're concealing a
story? This is not a story.

All right.

How's Jackie?

What's the thing?

What does that mean?

You know, we had a... When I was
training, we had a murder.

And I helped transport the body.

The constable I was with said to me, now
remember, in these situations, you are

Sergeant Dilligath.

I said, what are you talking about? He
said, Sergeant, do I look like I give a

fuck?

I've never been able to manage that.

You see, I like being a detective.

Is Jackie okay with Dando again?

No, no.

What do you want with marriage? No,
nothing. Listen, I'm sorry. This was a

idea. Really?

Sir. Hello, Harry.

Go off there. Do you mind if I... Yeah,
sure.

So, uh, Lockhart is stepping back.

What? Yes, family orders.

Serious.

Right.

I know we haven't got enough.

No one's put themselves on the scene. No
one's admitted anything.

Well, they're careful with what they
say.

Even when they don't know what was done.
Yeah, but they're pissed off.

We're pissing them off. You can see
that.

Look, you can either kill it, sir, or
make it happen. I'm here because I think

we're down close.

I think you should take command, sir.

Both operations.

The overt and the covert.

Okay.

If they're as sharp, take them to
Croydon. They've got good links at

right? They do, yeah.

Let's make it as public as we possibly
can.

Yes.

Turn the screw on the lot, anyway.

I'm with you, Santa.

Thank you, sir.

That was out of order.

You know that, all that fuss?

You've got to have something good.

What we're looking for is evidence of
the murder of Daniel Morgan.

Fucking you. What we're especially
looking to find is the car that was used

night.

Everything points to you taking a car
for Jimmy Cook.

You turn that thing off and we can talk.

You want to do this for me or no
comment?

This is all off the record, yeah?

No more house calls. My girlfriend gets
migraines.

Okay.

So what do you know?

There was nothing to do with it.

But I did take... I did take for
Jimmy... Power Queen

VW Golf.

Don't ask me the registration. I don't
remember it.

And I just only stored it.

See what else I was going to say?

Look, Danny's heard the same thing as
you heard.

You should never have taken them over to
him. He's a gun.

Do you know where they acquired the
murder weapon?

Yeah. A fellow cop did this thing and
gave me for interest. Of course I've

Jimmy did tell me... Jimmy did say...

He said Daniel gurgled with the axe in
his head.

So Jimmy confirmed to you he was at the
scene? I can't tell you anymore.

That's all he told me.

Daniel gurgled with the axe in his head.

I shit Jimmy up there.

And that's all.

Look, you get them.

Not me.

Me, I'm out of this, yeah?

You should be out of this too as well,
love.

I'm telling you what could happen to
that pretty face.

Not one day in Kiev.

The clients are nasty.

Jimmy's rank.

But Rhys... Oh, he's clever.

You make things happen.

A lot of things.

It'd be a shame if anything happened to
you lot.

Yep. We've got over 700 hits on the van.

What, in pale green?

Yeah, they're surprisingly popular.

What if we narrow it down to 31?

Might be doable.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

There was a gun!

There was a gun!

Where? Where?

Hey! Come here!

It's

okay.

Sorry. It was a camera.

What you saw was a telephoto lens. So?

I'm sorry, darling. It was a camera.
Why? Why was there a camera pointing at

house?

I was making it stop.

Making what stop?

I was trying to, um... I was getting it
sorted. What?

Southern Investigation.

They've been watching the house, Jackie.

They've had a newspaper contact of
theirs watching the house.

I mean, I had it under control. I
thought I had it under control.

watching our house?

Look, as far as I can see, it's tips or
tacks. They're just trying to scare me.

Some of them investigations are just...
I don't know if you know that someone's

watching a house date.

I mean, it's going to stop.

I mean, I thought it had stopped.

I've been on to the top, Brad. How many
people have known about this?

I was making it stop.

Because you're the big man and you're
going to make this all okay? I know I

should have told you. You should have
told me, because I thought it was a gun.

How would you have reacted if I'd have
told you the truth about what was going

on? I was trying to protect you. This is
protective. Yeah, because I know how

you get, how you go since Jill.

You bastard.

You bastard.

She's... I'm sorry, I didn't... She was
my colleague and she was my dear friend.

I'm sorry.

She got shot.

No, I didn't. And there are cameras on
this house and you've chosen not to tell

me about that.

Because I thought they went away.

They followed our kids to school, didn't
they?

No, no, that was something. No, you told
me that you sped off and I just thought

it was you just having one of your dark
days, but it was... It wasn't, was it,

Dave? It was reporters.

Oh, God.

Jesus.

Jesus. Should have phoned your daughter,
Jackie.

Jackie, should have phoned your
daughter.

Can you hear them? Yeah, come in.

How can I help?

We are in the middle of reinvestigating
Daniel Morgan's mother.

What, Daniel was before my time at
Southern? No, I understand that. This is

different matter.

Well, it was a messy place.

I never realised how messy it... If I'd
known about Daniel... Well, as part of

Daniel's investigation, we've, um...
Now, I've come into contact with News

World.

You have.

What have they been doing to you, love?

Well, as someone who worked for Southern
Investigations, I hoped you might help

explain the relationship between
Southern and Alex Marinczyk.

When you work in that office,

You get good.

I've always felt more of an affinity
with your business, really. I mean, I

I'd joined the police.

No, but don't worry.

You think you'd pass the physical now?

Alex Maranchak.

Well... A nervy, horrible man.

Big, but... He seemed little.

I heard we were all with bailing him
out.

Bailing him out, huh?

Oh, school fees, credit card bills, it
all went across our desk.

Sid Fillory and Jonathan Rees paid his
school fees.

I heard Southern Investigations did.

Why?

Well, Jonathan always said there's no
one pays like the news of the world do.

And what was Southern paid for?

To dig for them in ways they can't
always dig for themselves.

They go?

Well, they're in the secrets business.

Surveillance, confidential information.

There's some helpful officers that help
with searching your police national

computer.

None of this is me, I hasten to say. I
just thought it was the billing, but,

know, it was surprising amounts. It was
hundreds of thousands of pounds.

I'm sorry, hundreds of thousands?

We've got something on the vine bug that
needs your attention.

We think it's a gun.

Put the strap over your shoulder. Just
let it hold itself, yeah?

Yeah, now, all you've got to do is put
it up like that.

It'd be a bit rough not firing it like
that anyway.

Now,

straight on, but you want to stand to
the side, yeah?

You should send it to France.

Yeah, well, we know what it is.

You should still send it.

Okay, once we confirm it, we need full
warmth. We're going to arrest a lot of

them. Sir, I'm not sure we're ready for
that. I know that.

But that sounds like a pump -action
shotgun to me. So we don't have any

We go in hard.

Armed response across the board, okay?

Go.

What's this?

Yeah?

On what fucking charge, eh?

What are you tagging me in as well?

Fuck's sake.

102 -378 -102892.

Suspect 4 walking. Over.

We're here to talk to you about the
murder of Daniel Morgan.

Daniel who?

I had nothing to do with that.

No way, not at all.

Well, let's jog your memory.

Daniel Morgan was killed by an axe to
the back of the head. The Golden Line

park in March 1987.

An axe?

Fuck no, I had nothing to do with it.

An alibi.

I could say an alibi.

With who?

Not my style, son.

What's he saying, eh?

That we had him followed. Why?

Why would a Scotland Yard officer in
charge of a major crime investigation be

turned off because a couple of wicks in
a van were giving him a tally?

Doesn't work, does it?

Does it?

No comment.

No comment. No comment.

No comment.

Hey kid.

Hey.

How's mum?

Good night.

Jackie. Fine.

Did you phone the doctor? I said I'm
fine.

What? They're saying it's a significant
amount.

And what about the gun?

Not found, sir.

Not in either vines red in it?

No, sir.

Thought we had that.

Yeah.

Any other evidence?

Nothing substantial, sir.

Okay, thanks.

I think it's totally right you've asked
for this meeting.

Thank you.

The only thing I'd advise is, when in
these conversations, is do be aware of

power and the impact of the media.

From News International?

Exactly.

Rebecca is very charming.

Gents, why don't you head up, we'll
bring her in.

Right, shall we?

I would expect him to be there,
actually.

David. Rebecca.

Thanks for meeting me. It's an honour.

Dick tells me you've got quite the clean
-up record.

Well, I wouldn't say that.

The British public need people like you.

I'm not afraid to look old -fashioned
saying so.

You're a powerful advocate. We
appreciate it.

How can I help?

It's a concern I have over one of your
team, and I thought it worth raising

you. Who is it you're concerned about?

Alex Marinczyk.

has what I would describe as an uneasy
relationship with the team you work with

called Southern Investigations.

They work for me?

Not exactly. Their work is heavily
subsidised by you.

They're independent contractors.

Well, then they don't work for me, do
they?

Not to be pedantic about it, but I work
in youth, particularly for the facts.

Well, we have active investigations
relating to them.

They have many criminal links.

and I would advise you to cease all
contracts with them.

Well, I will investigate. Thank you for
raising it.

Shall we? This is a statement from
Cynthia Edmonds, who worked at Thurman.

She says she heard that Alex Marinchak
had his children's school fees paid for

by them in his debt service.

Private matters.

Private matters that, in my opinion,
have led to a distorted relationship.

They've led to questions about who wags
the dog hair, you or them.

Probably worth saying again, it's not me
involved in this, so I suggest your

accusatory you be replaced by something
more... ..general.

Four months ago, when I was
investigating Southern Investigations,

Marinchak was asked to support them in
explicitly coming after me.

Your budget was spent harassing me in
every way, leading to problems for my

family.

They followed me and my children to
school.

I wasn't aware of this, but it is my
understanding that any attention you

received, and I apologise if it was ever
overzealous, had little to do with you.

Rather, it was about your partner Jackie
Haynes and her close association with

the Jill Dando case.

You can surely understand her interest
in her, no matter how unsavoury you

find it. No, I think this went... Way
beyond unfavoury. And I do not agree...

have told you, I will investigate our
relationship with Southern

And what about Alex Baranchuk?

Well, Alex, as Dick will tell you, I
hope he's a good reporter.

Any allegations about his private life,
I believe, should stay private. I'm

sorry, I don't think you're seeing the
bigger picture. No, I do see.

I promise I do.

I will look into our clearly uneasy
relationship with Southern.

I'm so grateful you brought this to me.

And for all of your service.

It was a pleasure to meet you. You know,
Dick's quite right.

You are a remarkable person.

Let's head downstairs.

Wonderful.

You'll have to excuse me. I have another
appointment once again.

Thank you for your service.

Have a right, Rebecca.

Happy?

She knows the commissioner.

She knows everyone.

You come all this way and all you get is
a terrible coffee.

I'm sure it's not as bad as the filth at
our place.

Yeah.

How's things your end?

Well, if you haven't committed an armed
robbery or a historic sex offence, then

God help you with the CPS.

Yours?

Oh, murder's murder. A lot of that
about.

What are you thinking, Robert?

We think that there isn't sufficient
evidence.

For any of them?

Well, the child pornography found on
Fillory's computer, that we can charge

The violence, even with the gun found,
it's insufficient evidence.

Reef? Yeah, but surely... Surely there's
enough for a conspiracy charge, a

couple of years for each of them. It's
hearsay.

It's only hearsay and guessing between
the lines.

We've got them on tape talking about the
crime.

No, we don't. We've got them on tape
talking around the crime.

Come on, you knew this wasn't enough.

So it's dead, right?

Dead duck.

I'm sorry.

We'll review it one last time, but...
I'm sure of our answer. Case is closed.

I can't stop thinking that the gun was
very... The timing,

very convenient.

The kind of thinking that sends you mad.

But I understand the sentiment.

Surprising to have had a DPS on this.

Leading in, I mean.

Well, it's just... Just bothering us
all.

Some cases get under our skin.

Hi there.

Thanks for the filthy coffee.

Yeah, my pleasure.