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People say Ferdy Blake's a wild man.

But beneath that macho exterior, all I can see is a total charmer.

I never got invited to anything when I was just a dog walker.

I guess this makes us Marlowe VIPs.

What even happens at a book launch?

We'll find out soon enough.

For free?

I'd have to take a second mortgage to afford that place.

Well, the prices are a bit eye -watering.

But I do admire his... Plant -to -plate ethos. Everything locally sourced

wherever possible.

And I admire his rugged good looks.

Shouldn't Bex be here by now?

I said we'd pick her up. She needs rescuing for my monster -in -law. Ah,

The infamous Marion.

Oh, more convenient dinners, Rebecca.

You'll need a bigger freezer soon.

I hope you got level.

In my day, Colin was used to cordon bleu dinner.

Cooked by our au pair, who happen to be French.

Not always, darling.

We're both very busy, so any time you want to help.

Well, I'd love to, but I'm still so fragile since your father passed on.

He's not dead, Mother.

He's in Frinton -on -Sea with a new woman.

Never been happier.

I need ice, Colin.

What have you got there?

Pants, Chef.

I asked for knives.

When I ask for knives, I want knives!

Sorry, Chef!

I managed to forage some ground elder and lesser napweed, but no meadow sweet,

Chef. I don't like the word no, Amari.

Are you going to explain to our honoured guests that the garnish is ruined

because you just couldn't be bothered?

No, Chef.

How many times do I have to tell you all?

In the pursuit of perfection, precision is everything.

Say it!

Precision is everything, sir.

Listen,

I'll say this because no one else will.

I hope you're going to be more charming to our guests than you've been to the

staff.

You're out of control, Ferdy.

No, you know me, Isla. I can turn on when I need to.

Oh, whatever you're selling, we don't want it.

We're here to pick up Bec.

Rebecca?

Got to go. Church meeting.

What about dinner?

Well, you could surprise Colin with one of your cordon bleu feasts, for old

time's sake.

Quick, before she comes after me.

You've got to try one.

It's Ferdy Blake's signature cocktail.

That devil's breath. How delightfully botanical. It's even got a flower in it.

It's a nasturtium. It looks more like a science experiment than a drink.

I think I'll stick to the champagne.

Thanks. Oh, I love her.

Everyone's ready, chef.

Start the countdown.

Where's my blue steel?

Even DPI Greenlee is here.

I cannot tell you what a relief it is to get away from the vicarage. Marion does

seem rather... Awful?

She was supposed to stay for a couple of days, but it's been two weeks now.

Another one of these and you'll forget all about it.

I think it'll take more than that.

Susie, you've been doing life coaching lessons.

Any strategies that might help?

Judith, I'm only halfway through the course.

But we did learn last week that it is better to identify solutions rather than

focus on the problems themselves. I fear that Marion is a problem without a

solution. Oh, there's always a solution, Bec. It'll come to you.

Starting.

Excuse me.

Are you okay?

I think I need to get out of here.

And here he is, the man of the moment. Mr.

Bernie Blake.

Where is he?

Ferdy?

Everyone's waiting. What's happening?

There you are.

Did you hear that scream?

What's going on?

Ferdy Blake's been murdered.

Nobody has been allowed into the area where the body was found.

Forensics? On their way. Who found the body?

Isla D'Souza.

Ferdy Blake's ex -wife and sous chef.

The man with her is Damon Grady, and he was running the event front of house.

It's your scene now, DI Malik. Thank you, Mum.

Officers are waiting to take your statements, so thank you for your

If you want to go over there and you guys... Oh,

here they come.

Aspectors at the feast.

Oh, I had no idea you were familiar with Shakespeare, Brendan.

Well, there's a lot you don't know about me, Mrs. Potts. Like your secret dating

life? Becks.

Sorry.

Any news on that front?

No.

I'm taking a break.

Yeah, all the women I've met have turned out to be complete nutjobs.

Present company accepted.

Oh, thank you.

I think.

Looks like I'm needed.

Can you explain exactly what happened, Mr. Caesar?

We were all at our stations, ready to go.

Ferdy realized his blue steel knife was missing. He stormed off to get it.

When he didn't come back, I went to see what was going on.

That's when I found him.

On the floor.

The knife in his chest.

Was anyone with him?

Carl Murthon, the kitchen porter, was at the sink.

Headphones on.

He only turned round when I started screaming.

Where were you at the time, Mr Grady?

We were all waiting in the dining room for Ferdy's big entrance.

The clock counted down to zero, but he didn't appear.

Then I heard a scream. I went back of house and saw Isla and Cal with Ferdy's

body in the wash area.

And where is he now?

He's in the staff room. I think he's in shock.

I'll go and talk to him, go.

It's this way.

Forensics have arrived.

Damon Grady said they were all waiting for Ferdy in the dining room.

But he wasn't.

When I went outside, he passed me on his way back in.

Why absent himself at such a critical moment?

And why lie about it?

According to the pathologist, the bleeding's mostly internal.

So no trail, no footprints, but there is a £50 note.

Cal Merson's completely shut down. We're not going to get anything out of him

tonight. Damon Grady's off to take him home.

We'll need to follow up both of them first thing.

Our main focus has to be on the staff.

If anyone else had been in this area, they'd have stuck out like a sore thumb.

Why kill him at such a public event, on the night that he's the centre of

attention? Maybe they got off on the thrill of being caught.

All thought they had no choice.

Freddie Blake had to die tonight.

And why the £50 note?

Must be a message of some kind.

Well, whatever the meaning.

The public nature of the murder and the risk our killer took shows how desperate

they were.

So, I walked over here.

Then I saw Damon Grady go back inside.

And that's when you heard the scream? Yeah.

Sounded like it was coming from the back of the building.

So I walked round that side to see what was going on, and that's where you found

me. I suggest we split up.

and take a closer look around this area.

For what?

I'm not entirely sure.

We've collected all the guest details and sent them home. The kitchen brigade

all say they're at their stations at the time of the murder. According to them,

the only people whose whereabouts aren't accounted for are Damon Grady, Isla

D'Souza and Cal Merson.

And there's the kitchen gardener, Amari Joseph, but they said he left 20 minutes

before the murder.

Oh, the lookout.

Sherlock strikes again.

This is your last warning.

Justice will finally be served.

Hey, Judith.

Door's open.

I let Luna out into the garden. Yeah, that's fine.

Bex should be here soon.

Who's been sending you fancy letters? Oh, it's an old school friend, Matthew

Cartwright. I haven't seen him in years.

He retired early to the South of France, and it seems his wife died recently,

and he's spending the summer in Marlow. What is game, then?

Matthew was always a quiet, unassuming man.

He must be lonely with his wife gone.

Uh -oh. What's Marion done now? Last night, she took the whole family out for

champagne dinner at Lugano's.

She's never even bought me a sandwich.

But don't let it get to you. We'll find a solution.

In the meantime, we have to work out who killed Ferdy Blake.

I know it's hard to believe, but I swear to God... I didn't see or hear

anything. How is that possible?

It happened right behind you.

Cos when I'm at work, I wear noise -cancelling headphones, play really loud

music to shut everything out, but eyelids scream, cut through it all.

Tell us about your relationship with Ferdy Blake.

Tell him the truth, Cal.

You've got nothing to be ashamed of now.

He enjoyed humiliating people who worked for him.

Last night, he tore into Isla for messing up the sauce and then Omari for

getting the herbs that he wanted.

And then I overheard him threatening to fire Damon.

Why would anyone put up with it?

Well, the Brigade all thought that he was a genius.

Working for him was good for their career, but for me, well, it was the

I could get.

Why is that, Mr Merton?

I had some problems with addiction.

I lost my job, the house, everything.

Thank God Nicky managed to get me into rehab.

But after that, I couldn't even get a reference.

So when Ferdy offered to take me on, I was so grateful.

Do you have any idea why we found a £50 note on his body?

No.

No, he's a wealthy man.

Kind of money wouldn't have meant much to him.

And what about the threatening letter we found in his car?

Do you know anything about that?

No. Ferdy was an abusive bully whose behaviour would make anyone want to kill

him.

This sounds awful, but I'm glad he's dead.

No, Nicky, she don't mean that. I mean every word of it.

He went out of his way to torment my husband.

Where were you when it happened, Mrs Merson?

Here. I called Cal just to check he was coping OK. Something I always did before

service. He didn't pick up, so I left him a message.

It all kicked off by then, so I just sent her a text to let her know that I

OK.

Gov, Brendan and Jason are back at Gastronomy.

The preliminary search of the building is complete. They want to know our ETA.

OK.

We'll get that all checked out, but if you remember anything else...

Hold this number.

I was in no fit date to drive last night, so my car's still at the

don't suppose you'd be able to give us a lift?

Sure.

Found anything?

Just a few faggons and a takeaway box. Tell you what, I'd be ordering in if I

had to eat the nonsense they serve here.

Have you seen the menu?

Sweetbreads and nettle sauce.

Dandelion and mealworm ice cream. Ice cream.

And the prices. Talk about Emperor's new clothes. You're so wrong, Brendan.

Ferdy Blake was a genius.

Is this a wind -up?

No. I had a table booked next week. I've been on the waiting list for months.

I'm absolutely gutted.

You had a lucky escape, mate. You think trying a different brand of ketchup is

being adventurous.

I need to re -educate you.

Yeah.

Good luck with that, mate.

What have you got?

Uh, old take -away box, neoprene glove, the usual fag ends and cams. Probably

just rubbish, but you never know.

Any progress here?

Forensics say the only prints on the knife were Ferdy Blake's.

Did you get anywhere with Cal Merson?

Only that he overheard the victim threaten to fire Damon Grady.

Oh, well, Mr Grady's supposed to be here giving us a witness statement.

He's already over an hour late. I'm not picking up his phone.

Check out his home address.

Mr Sousa's in the office, Gov, and she is refusing to leave.

Hello, Beth.

Sorry to startle you. We're civilian advisors supporting the police

investigation. Is there anything we can help you with?

No.

I'd lost my khakis. I must have dropped them on my frag break or something.

Oh, I'm going to have to... That was a bit odd.

Very odd indeed.

Let's take a look.

I can't see anything.

Me neither.

But I can.

Those flowers on the ground.

An assertion from the cocktails last night.

There were no guests outside.

So how did they end up here?

You can't continue to work here, Mr. Sousa. But there's so much to do. And as

you can see, Ferdy was a chaotic mess.

We're very sorry for your loss, but this is still an active crime scene. I don't

need your condolences, D .I. Malik.

I lost Ferdy long before the divorce.

And as you've no doubt gathered, he was an extremely difficult man.

But you carried on working together.

Half the business is mine.

Ferdy was desperate to buy me out, but I wouldn't give him the satisfaction.

Not after everything you put me through. So relations between you were strained.

Well, that's a polite way of putting it.

Ferdy could never love anyone but himself.

If I can't be useful here, I suppose I'd better go home. A threatening letter

was found in Mr Blake's car.

Do you know anything about that?

No.

Ferdy didn't confide in me about anything.

Is there a safe in here?

In that cupboard, but it's just work stuff.

We'll need the keys to it. They're just there.

She seems remarkably unaffected by her ex -husband's death.

Yeah, didn't she?

This would be the perfect escape route for our killer.

Shh, someone's coming.

I know.

But the police are still here sticking their noses into everything.

Best if I come to you. Usual place, five minutes.

What does Isla D'Souza need to handle?

And who's she planning to meet?

We're not going to find out by standing around here, are we?

What have you got? So far, just... Restaurant contract.

Deeds for this place.

Done.

Look at this.

More threats.

Looks like the same handwriting as the note Judith found.

Get into forensics.

The kitchen gardener.

I recognise him from the star photograph.

His bio says he runs the foraging course in the word.

They work together.

So why the secret assignation?

Maybe Amari killed Ferdy as some sort of favour to Isla. And now they're having

some sort of debrief.

Do you think he'd do the same for me?

Turns out Marian didn't pay for dinner.

Colin and I did.

She's convinced Colin she'll pay us back, but she never does. You've got to

me, Susie.

I did this lecture in week two about removing toxic people from your life.

You need to focus on setting clear boundaries, prioritise your wellbeing,

gradually reduce contact.

But how can I do that? She's living in my house.

Yeah, I see your point.

Luna, are you all right, girl?

Luna! Luna, come back here now!

Luna!

Don't understand it. Luna is not a bolter.

And she's got brilliant recall.

Oh.

Sounds like she's this way somewhere.

Come on.

What about that sign?

What sign?

She's closer.

Definitely. It's okay, girl. We're coming.

It's all right, Luna.

I'm coming, girl. Oi! Stop!

For God's sake!

Oh, no.

I am so, so sorry.

We'll pay for any damage.

There's no point.

It's too late in the season.

Luna! Good girl. Get up. Come on.

She's not normally like this.

Have you got any food stored in here or in the woods?

Cheese, maybe.

Luna loves cheese.

No, nothing like that.

I'm so sorry we've caused you...

Even more upset after last night's terrible event.

We were guests at the book launch.

Must have been a dreadful shock.

I still can't believe it.

You must have worked very closely together.

We did.

The relationship between chef and kitchen gardener was at the heart of

Gastronomy's menu.

But from what I hear, Mr Blake could also be quite difficult at times.

Great chefs like him are always perfectionists.

Volatile in the heat of service.

I rarely saw that side of him. So rumours about him being a bit of a

aren't true?

It was always good to me.

How are the rest of the staff taking it?

I don't know. I haven't seen anyone since it happened.

Please, let me help you with this. Thank you.

I'd rather be alone.

I'm very sorry.

Luna!

Sounds like Ferdy Blake was charismatic, but a nightmare to work with. A man

with more enemies than friends.

We heard that last night he had altercations with Isla D'Souza, Cal

Amari Joseph and Damon Grady.

Any news on the elusive Mr Grady?

Well, we went to his house, but no joy.

So I've bought his phone records to see if we can track him down. What do we

have on him?

Background checks show he's an ex -offender on a return to work placement

scheme. He's got form for burglary and fraud, but nothing with violence.

But from what we've heard, Ferdy Blake's behaviour could make anyone turn into a

cold -blooded killer.

Vicky Merson would agree.

She called Ferdy an abusive bully. Seemed happy he was dead.

Her claim that she spoke to Cal Merson at Gastronomy checks out.

Her call came from their home phone, nine minutes after Ferdy Blake's murder.

The Mersons live 30 minutes' drive away.

She couldn't have been there.

What have we got on Isla de Sousa? There is an interesting clause in their

divorce settlement.

If one of them dies, the business automatically reverts to the other

So Ferdy's demise was very much to her advantage.

After she left you, we overheard her arranging to meet someone.

It all seemed a bit underhand, so we followed her into the woods.

She told us she was going home. Who did she meet?

Amari Joseph.

Could you hear anything?

No, but we managed to speak to him in the kitchen garden.

He seemed positive about his relationship with Ferdy. But based on

else says...

That seems unlikely.

He also claimed he hadn't seen anyone from gastronomy since the murder, which

know was a lie.

We need to focus on the message behind the £50 note.

It proves the murder was premeditated.

I think you should all see this.

It's just gone live on the tabloid website.

You know how much I love this van, don't you?

Yes, Chef. And I've asked you very nicely to take extra special care of it.

Yes, Chef.

And why haven't you?

Look at this. Sorry, Chef, I managed to think of what happened again. Yeah?

Oh.

Do them again, just to make sure.

We need to work out where that video came from and why Amari Joseph is lying

about meeting Isla D'Souza.

I reckon it's time we paid both of them a visit.

I've just had the tabloid editor on the phone. He claims we're putting undue

pressure on them to reveal their sources.

We really need that information.

Well, we can keep trying, but the press always dig their heels in.

Which reminds me, remember to get your profile booked in.

Mum.

Are you all right, Tanika?

The Bucks Chronicle are trying to arrange a time for an interview.

They want me to talk about my life away from work.

Why would anyone be interested?

Because you're a successful, multitasking woman who's so much more

title. Susie started a life coaching course.

Seems she's got quite a flair for it. I haven't been doing it for that long.

I mean, I've still got a lot to learn. I need all the help I can get. Oh, go on.

Give it a go.

Well, if you're up for it, I could try.

Yeah, sounds good.

I'd better go. Alice is waiting.

I suppose that leaves us with Damon.

If he's an ex -offender, he might be avoiding the police out of fear or lack

trust. Or because he's guilty as hell. Well, either way, maybe we'll have more

luck talking to him.

Who was the last person to see him?

Oh, Cal Murthon.

Damon gave him a lift home last night. So they must be good friends if Damon's

the person Cal turned to in his hour of need. Yes.

Shall we?

Mr. Joseph, D .S. Perry.

How can I help?

We've been asked to search the gastronomy estate.

I've already told you everything I know.

Not quite. A clause in your divorce agreement has come to our attention, and

quote, ownership of the business automatically reverts to the other

death. This gives you motive.

Might you tell us?

Because it's none of your business. You already stated that relations between

you and the victim were strained, and now it's clear you had a lot to gain

his death. As he would from mine.

But I didn't kill him.

Let's talk about your relationship with Amari Joseph.

What relationship?

He's just an employee.

When's the last time you spoke to him?

This morning, after I seen you.

You told us you were going home.

I changed my mind.

I knew he'd be worried about his future. I went to tell him his job was safe,

that when we're able to reopen, he would still be a part of it.

I've spent years building the gastronomy brand.

I refuse to let it die along with Ferdy.

Good morning, Mr. Manson.

Just thought we'd follow up and see how you're doing.

Must have been...

Pretty traumatic, being there when it happened and not seeing anything.

Was, yeah.

I was hoping I might take my mind off it, going through all this old stuff.

Need to make a fresh start.

There was one thing you might be able to help us with.

The police are looking for Damon Grady.

We believe he dropped you home last night.

There's no way he's involved.

Damon wouldn't hurt anyone. I'm sure you're right.

But we know he's been in trouble before and he has questions to answer.

If he keeps hiding from the police, then he might breach the conditions of his

release.

If Damon needs to clear his head, he goes fishing on the river.

Down near Umpden's Marina.

Thank you.

I'm pretty sure that's him.

I can't take ages to walk all the way around to him.

I'm sure you don't need some sort of qualification to take this down.

Any idiot can hire one. The equivalent of a bumper car on water.

Just go easy on the bumper, Bex. I'm feeling a bit queasy.

Mr. Grady?

Why are you lot sitting over here?

The police are trying to contact you.

Bex? Just give me a minute.

You agreed to meet them at the restaurant this morning? Yeah, well, I

to do, didn't I?

Looked like it. Come on, mate.

What's going on? What are you doing?

I'm trying my best. Take it gently, Beth.

Hold on.

You do know that if you push the lever up, you'll put it in neutral?

Look, whatever I say, the police won't believe me. So what's the point? Why

should they believe you? You've already lied to them. You said you were front of

house when Ferdy Blake was murdered. But I saw you walk back in.

Just after it happened.

Well, I needed some air.

Doesn't mean I topped him, does it?

You must have felt like it sometimes.

No, never.

Those rants never got to you.

They got to everyone else.

I've dealt with far worse than Ferdy inside.

It's water for ducks back.

We heard he threatened to fire you last night.

What was that about?

It was just Ferdy being Ferdy. Five minutes later, he'd be fine.

But five minutes later, he was dead.

Sorry.

I can't help you. You need to talk to the police, Damon.

You have my word they'll give you a fair hearing. Just leave me.

Go.

Almost done, Mr Joseph.

If there's anything I can help you with, let me know.

Well, we need you to account for your movements from yesterday evening.

I delivered some produce to the kitchen and then came back here, that's it.

And you haven't seen anyone from gastronomy since the murder?

No, no one.

You sure about that?

Because we have some witnesses that saw you earlier today with Isla de Souza.

Oh, yes, I forgot. I just bumped into her.

In the middle of the woods.

Ferdy Blake was receiving a series of threatening notes, and earlier today

someone uploaded a video online that wasn't very flattering, to say the

We reckon the person behind it worked for Gastronomy. Any idea who that might

be?

Sorry, I can't help but keep myself to myself.

My number, in case there's anything else you've forgotten.

Hello?

Look at this.

Turns out Amari changed his surname from Laurent to Joseph just before he

started work at Gastronomy.

Why would he do that?

Any news about your old boyfriend?

Matthew was never a boyfriend.

Who's Matthew?

Some rich bloke from the south of France who's coming all the way to Marlow to

see Judith, even though she's already got the professor on the go. I do not

anyone on the go.

And we're not here to discuss the complications of my private life. We're

to talk about the case.

I like talking about your complications.

No millionaires ever turn up on my doorstep.

Oh, it's from Brendan.

Damon is at the station now.

It seems our bankside intervention got through to him.

So these are our key suspects.

Damon's been hiding from the police.

Isla's been in secret conversations with Omari.

And the video demonstrates the extreme bullying Cal had to endure.

So they all had a motive. And they all had opportunity.

I think it's time for some thinking outside the box.

Go.

Well, what did Mr Grady have to say for himself?

Well, he apologised for giving us the runaround, claimed that he freaked out

because of his past record, thought we'd assume he'd done it, and he point

-blank denied any involvement in the murder of Ferdy Blake or the videos.

Do you believe him? Without any evidence, we've no choice for now.

I did some digging into Amari Joseph, formerly known as Amari LaRonde.

Jackson LaRonde worked with Ferdy Blake at his first restaurant, Synthesis.

Turns out, he's Amari's dad.

Is he now?

What do we know about him? Only that he left under a cloud.

But that's got to be more than a coincidence, surely.

Great work, Jason. Keep digging.

What about the threatening letters, Alice?

We got the report back from the forensic document examiner. There were no

fingerprints, but they did find a hair.

Why did you tell those women where I was?

You not talking to police was making things worse. We can end up back inside.

Look, from now on, we keep our heads down and our mouths shut. Got it?

Are you coming or what?

Are you sure we really have time for this, Judith?

Croquet requires extreme concentration.

which allows the creative part of the brain to roam free.

At the end of the day, it's just hitting a ball through a hoop.

Oh, it's far more than that, Susie.

Croquet is about outsmarting your opponent at every turn.

It's a strategy we employ every time we solve the case. But when everyone has

means, motive and opportunity, how do we get to the truth?

Luna definitely picked up a scent in Amari's garden. But if it wasn't cheese,

what was it?

The croquet is doing its job. You're thinking outside the box.

Before Iqbal had her, Luna was selected for training as an airport sniffer dog.

But she couldn't handle the engine noise. We found her in the kitchen

but the scent that she originally followed was in the woods.

It's from Tanika.

A hair found on the threatening notes has been identified as a boar bristle.

Luna was trying to tell us something.

Yeah, but what?

I don't get it.

But the answer to this puzzle lies somewhere in those woods.

Right.

I win.

I'll see you tomorrow morning. Not for very much, please.

Wear outdoor clothes and bring Luna.

We're going foraging.

Tudor! Darling!

How wonderful to see you again after all this time.

Thank you.

Is it you? Well, I have changed somewhat since we last met. For the better, I

hope. You did get my note.

I did, but I had no idea your visit was imminent.

I'm a man of impulse, Judith.

When I want something, I go for it.

Hence the remarkable success of my business ventures.

The thing is, Matthew, I was just about to leave.

Well, can't you get out of it?

I want to see as much of you as I possibly can.

Starting now.

Girl, Ferdie Blake's bank records flag up something interesting.

Regular withdrawals of large amounts of cash over the past six months,

increasing in size.

You think it connects with the money pinned to his body? Could do. And no one

uses cash anymore unless it's for something dodgy.

Speak to the staff, his suppliers.

Did anyone see Ferdie Blake flashing the cash?

Someone must know what the money was for.

Can you believe it's over 40 years since our halcyon school days?

You with your long, flaming red hair.

You're always such a beauty.

Not so long or flaming now, but thank you.

I thought I heard voices.

Darius, you're back.

Yeah, finally.

I thought I'd call in to tell you all about the Welsh dig.

Right, but your timing is a little off, I'm afraid. Judith and I were just

enjoying and...

Intimate tête -à -tête after many years apart.

I'm sure you understand.

Yes, of course.

I'll leave you to it. No, do stay.

You've come all this way.

No, honestly, it's fine.

My chat can wait.

Please.

I'll call you.

Now, where were we?

Well, perhaps we should speak over lunch.

As I've said, there's somewhere I need to be.

All right, well, what about dinner tomorrow night, then? We can celebrate

reunion with champagne.

Fine.

It's so kind of you to arrange this at such short notice.

And don't worry, no dog this time.

Good.

Follow me.

Foraging is the act of searching for and collecting wild edible plants, fungi,

and other resources from the natural environment.

This way.

This is near to where Luna bolted the last time. Time to activate for his one.

Roger that.

Oh, I'm so sorry. I need to call my daughter.

I'll catch you up.

Follow me.

Hi, Zeta.

What's the problem?

Oh, not again.

This is pineapple weed, also known as wild chamomile. It can be infused to

tea, but the fresh flower heads can also be eaten raw.

The heads look like tiny pineapples.

Hence the name.

I do, yes.

Text to Nick.

There you go.

They smell like pineapple too.

Oh.

I thought you said the dog wasn't here.

I don't know what happened.

I'm so sorry, Mr Joseph.

Have to stop.

Go on, girl.

From back.

Looks like our boar brittle could have come from the brush on Amari Joseph's

foraging knife.

Makes sense, Gav.

The forensics just ID'd the ink used in the note. It's UV and water resistant,

typically used in garden marker pens.

They're with him now in the middle of the woods somewhere. We need to get to

them.

Where is it, Luna?

What have you found?

Luna? What is it, Luna? What have you got?

Put that down.

Police! Police!

You okay, Susie?

Are you sure you're all right, Susie? Yeah.

We are now.

Well, there you go.

Impressive work.

A little too risky for my liking, but we got a result.

Detective Luna was the real hero of the hour.

Thank you, Luna.

Dear Malik, we're on our way.

We need to get back to the restaurant.

Now.