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Rebecca!

You got what you wanted, Anna.

You made him face you in court.

Now it's all about you.

Louise said he could
get more money for this

than the compensation for Liam
being murdered. Is that right?

In the old days, the victim
would actually prosecute the case

and the jury was selected because
they knew the people involved.

Some believed the only
punishment a murderer should face

is the one he risks from the
friends and family of the victim.

An eye for an eye does not
form part of our defence, Anna.

You have to stay out of prison

and that means winning the
sympathy of the judge and the jury

and stating categorically that
you did not want Craig Myers dead.

I said she could come
in with me tonight.

She's still a bit frightened
and we can't find Oscar.

Fine. Yeah?

Everything OK?

Ben in bed?

Yeah.

What?

The school phoned.

Why?

They want us to make an appointment

to go in and talk about
Ben's recent behaviour.

All kids play up.

He needs to know exactly
what's going on, Mum.

He knows what's going on.

So you've spoken to him, then, have you?

You keep on talking about the truth

but all you ever do is try
and protect him from it.

How are you?

Still going, you know.
It's been a while, eh?

Hi, Gerry.

Danny, Gerry Tythe.

He was lead detective on Liam's murder.

This is my boyfriend, Danny.

Good to meet you, son.

Thank you for coming. Especially
now you can play golf every day!

Wait till she knows you're here.

Actually, Anna asked me to come.

That way?

Come on.

So where've you been going?

Sounds like you've been bunking off
most weeks. You must go somewhere.

You're not in trouble, Ben,

but it's not safe nobody
knowing where you are.

Son, if there's something bothering you.

There's nothing you can't tell us.

Why should I?
You don't tell me anything.

What do you mean?

Do you mean about Liam?

We've talked to you about
what happened to your brother.

I still don't really know.

I've told you everything I know.

Well, there's more than
that on the internet.

There's only one person who
really knows what happened.

That's why we're taking him to
court, so he has to face us.

You could go to prison, couldn't you?

It's possible Ben, yeah.

But we're going to do everything we can

to make sure that doesn't happen.

Why did you say "not guilty", then?

Who told you that?

Hm?

Was it Daniel?

You're right.

You deserve to know everything.

Shall I tell you something
I've never told anybody before?

When I finally got to see Liam,

they wouldn't let me hold him.

I was only allowed to touch his fingers,

just for a minute.

I still dream about it.

And I've never told anybody this

but even though it's a bad dream,
I still don't want to wake up.

Because I know I'm going to
have to let him go again.

Anna.

I swear that I shall tell
the truth, the whole truth,

and nothing but the truth.

I swear that I shall tell
the truth, the whole truth

and nothing but the truth.

Thank you, My Lady.

Could you tell the court your
full name and age, please?

Anna Louise Dean.

I'm 42.

Are you working at the moment, Anna?

Yes. At the Springmount
Surgery in Edinburgh.

And what is your occupation?

I'm a registered nurse.

How long have you cared
for people professionally?

I did some nursing straight from school

but stopped when I
got pregnant with Liam.

Then I went back to it in 2007.

I wanted to make him proud.

So 11 years working as a
dedicated, full-time nurse?

Yes.

Caring for some of the
most vulnerable people

in the community.
Do you find that rewarding?

Yes.

Having been through what you have,

what would you say is the most
important thing to you, Anna?

Family.

..doesn't come along
very often, particularly

if you're aged between 14 and
19 with an interest in the arts.

Yes, Cashback To The Future is
something new for the summer.

A programme...

Daddy, I'm ready for school!

Craig... Get her inside now!
What's wrong, Daddy?

Jess... Jess... Jessica, come on.
Come inside now. Good girl.

I'm going to take her to school
in a minute. Get rid of that.

I'm sorry I shouted,

but...

Do you think someone's been in the
house? We should call the police.

I already... I think I
should take her away, Craig.

I'm going to take her away.

But we're a family. Just for a
while, until the trial is over,

and then we can see where we are.

You're leaving me?

No, I'm...

..I'm putting Jess first.

That's what we said we'd always do,
no matter what, isn't it?

When you were told about
the attack on the man accused

of being Eddie J Turner...

..how did you feel?

Pleased.

I said Liam could go
to the shop on his own.

He'd done it before and I
don't know if he was lured away

or if he took a short
cut but I let him go.

Then, afterwards,
we didn't get justice for him.

I failed him twice over.

So when I heard his
killer had suffered...

..I was pleased.

My Lady, nowhere has it been
established that Mr Myers

has ever killed anyone.

Stick to answering the question
as asked, please, Mrs Dean.

When DI Grover told you that
Craig Myers wasn't dead...

..how did you feel then?

You were...

..relieved, were you not?

Don't lead the witness, please.

I apologise. Allow me to rephrase.

I know what you're asking.

Did you want Craig Myers dead?

Anna?

No.

I didn't.

All I've ever wanted
is to be told who he is

and where he is.

Trust the public with
the truth, she says.

Doctor will be here shortly.

They're gone.

Rebecca and Jess. They've left.

You make sure your advocate
knows that she tells the court

exactly what this has
done to you, all right?

Why do you care?

About me, I mean.

Why does it matter so much to you?

My wife left me.

About six months ago.

Not long before that,
a sex worker named Cathy was arrested

with a... large quantity of drugs.

I'd known her for years.

She offered me various
inducements to help her out.

I refused.

She accused me of sexually
harassing her over a number of years.

Did you?

I did have feelings for her.

I mean, I'd never have done
anything about it, but I did.

Maybe I still do.

My wife saw it even before I did.

When I admitted it...

..she left.

Whether Cathy misread
me trying to help her,

it doesn't matter now, does it?

It's never going to go away.

Mud sticks, right?

In the end, the most important
thing is that you can look yourself

in the eye and say,
"I know who I am and what I've done."

Still causing trouble, then, eh?

Looks like it.

Thanks for coming.

I'm always here for you.

Are you?

Is she coming in at all today or...?
I don't think so, William, no.

Where is she?

I've told you, I can't tell you that.

Why didn't she tell me
she wasn't coming in today?

If you take a seat,
there's a nurse coming...

She said she trusted me!

You're not sure he's the right man?

I am. Others aren't.

I need proof, Gerry.

You've already done so much for us.

You did everything you could
to see him properly punished

and I would never want to put
you in an awkward position.

Apart from you, I'd be the last
person to be told his new identity.

Officially, I know.

But you all talk. I know you do.

At your clubs and golf
courses, you gossip.

If there's anything you can
tell me, anything at all.

I know for a fact that
Turner's social worker

was based in Inverclyde.
Where did you get that from?

You saw what he did, Gerry.

You said it was the
worst day of your career.

It was.

He thinks he's got away
with it all over again.

I've got the name of
Turner's social worker.

Judith Morbury.

For definite?

Ever since he got out.

She's retired now but she
still sees a few clients.

I don't know where she meets them.

Can you find out?

You've given your evidence.
What are you worried about?

Apart from being sent to prison
and my kids going in to care?

That won't happen.

Can you find out where Judith
Morbury meets her clients or not?

Please.

She's not going to answer, William.

Hello.

Right.

All rise.

Ms Mackie told me she'd phone
and tell me what happened.

I wish Ms Mackie would phone me and...

..tell me anything really.

She has completely changed my world view

when it comes to lassies with glasses.

What's the difference anyway?

Even when Bex and Jess left...

..I still thought the
trial could change things

but it won't, will it?

It won't change the way they look at me.

Maybe it's time to
think about moving on.

Starting again, I mean.
Maybe somewhere in England.

Why, should I?

Because like you say,
it's not going away, is it?

It's no good kidding ourselves.

And what about you?

You know I love you, don't you?

But I've built a life here.

You as well.

We'll still see each other.

We'll still look out for
each other no matter what.

I know who I am and what I've done.

Hey, Steve. Hi.

He's been banging on about
Anna Dean since I called you.

Thanks for the heads up, Jim.

He's in there. Be quick.

All right. Cheers, mate.

Why do I have to be down here on my own?

Where and when did you first
hear the name Craig Myers?

No comment.

You used social media to instruct
someone to attack him, didn't you?

No comment. Did you have any evidence?

No?

It was a wild accusation made
against an innocent man, right?

What will we find when we
start examining your phone?

I'm not the criminal.
Do you know who attacked Craig Myers?

No, but I'm glad they did!

Anna!

Now we stop.

Do you recognise that interview?

Yes.

Then you acknowledge
saying that you were glad

someone had attacked Craig Myers?

I said it again this morning.

But the recording is proof
of how you felt at the time

of the crime, isn't it?

I suppose so.

And proof is everything after all.

You have two children, is that correct?

I have three children.

I'll always have three.

And by campaigning for
Eddie J Turner's new identity

to be made public,

you believe that you are
somehow protecting your children?

And everybody else's.

And you believe that's rational?

That whoever Eddie J Turner is,

he may still return to harm
the rest of your family?

Nobody knows why he did
it in the first place,

so what's to stop him doing it again?

You see, some would say that that
is totally irrational, Mrs Dean.

Paranoid even.

That you suspect some sort of
vendetta against you personally.

Why were you so angry, William?

Even when they brought you here,
you were still shouting about Anna Dean.

About being let down by her.

Betrayed.

What exactly did you mean?

Huh?

Do you know where Anna is now?

She's in the High Court.

That's why she wasn't at work.

Do you believe in an
eye for an eye, Mrs Dean?

I believe that it's my job
to make sure no-one forgets

how much Liam suffered or how
badly this system let him down.

Fine, but that wasn't
the question I asked.

What you're asking doesn't make sense

because it's not like for like.

His life and Liam's
don't have the same value.

The day he killed a child,
he gave up his human rights.

You can't compare them.

She's in a lot of trouble.

You'd like to help her, wouldn't you?

And you can, but it's important
that you tell me the truth

about how you've helped her in
the past, do you understand?

You and me both know that
you attacked Craig Myers...

..on Halloween last year, don't we?

What you need to do now is
admit that she told you to do it.

Otherwise, she'll carry on...

..hurting and using innocent people.

People like you, William.
You're a victim. That's not true.

Anna Dean doesn't care
about anyone or anything

except getting vengeance for her son.

The truth is that you're obsessed by
the desire for revenge, aren't you?

Revenge at any cost. No.

You posted that
message knowing full well

that someone would attack
Craig Myers, didn't you? No.

And you know full well
who did so, don't you?

This is the wrong way round.

I'm not the criminal
and he's not the victim.

Mrs Dean... It's the public
that need protected from him,

not the other way around.
You keep referring to "him".

To be clear, by "him",
you mean Craig Myers?

I mean Eddie J Turner.

You think she cares about you,
you think you're friends,

but why didn't she tell
you she was going to court?

She might not be back at work.

You might never see her again.

This...

..obsession of hers, it's ruining lives,

and Anna needs us to
stop her for her own sake.

If you really care about her,

then help me.

But you need to do it quickly, William.

I've been stared at for 15 years.

Everyone knows who I am.

I've been abused
online and on the street

for letting my son go
to the shop on his own.

I didn't ask for any of this.

This is not a press
conference, Mrs Dean.

Now I'm being offered
psychological support.

I got no help as a victim of crime
but as soon I'm an offender...

Mrs Dean, whilst I
understand you have grievances,

you must understand that
this court does not exist

to provide closure for victims.

It exists to uphold a
set of normative laws

that, as individuals,
we must all live by.

For anything else,
I'm afraid you must look elsewhere.

Where?

Where can we talk about right and wrong

instead of what can be proved?

Nobody here is
interested in individuals,

you only care what harm
has been done to the state.

Mrs Dean... And you only
matter to each other.

This has got nothing to do with justice

and what happened to Liam has
got nothing to do with you.

It was my crime
- mine and my family's.

You've tried to take it away
from us but I won't let you.

This is your final warning!

You can't bury your head.

You need to listen to me,
William. Listen to me!

Listen! Listen!

You can help her.
You can help Anna Dean.

Mrs Dean...

..do you believe that Craig
Myers is Eddie J Turner?

I know he is.

No further questions, My Lady.

Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury...

..before I ask you to retire
to consider your verdict,

I must ask you to put out of
your mind any feelings of sympathy

or revulsion you may feel for
anyone involved in this case.

We are not here to
establish Mr Myers' identity.

We are here to establish Mrs
Dean's guilt or otherwise.

All rise.

Well done.

Where's Danny?

He said he wasn't feeling well.

Hello?

Yes.

Anna?

You bastard!

You sick, evil bastard!

I'll be in in a minute.

Where are you? Waiting for
the social worker to turn up

at Duthrie Cafe,
where she meets her clients.

The manager knows her because
she always stays a long time,

meets more than one person
and wants to pay by card.

Expenses, I'm guessing.

Did you show the manager
the photo of Myers?

I have done this before, you know?

I showed her a version of it.

It could be one of her clients
but she wouldn't swear to it,

but there's definitely a
guy with dark hair around 30.

Surely he'll want to see her,
what with everything that's going on?

Well, we'll see, won't we?

Thanks, Mo.

No Danny? No, I haven't heard from him.

Everything OK with you two?

Yeah, he's just been a
bit tense, that's all.

What have you done?
Hey, hey, hey! What have you done?!

Stop it, Anna! Anna...!
What did you do?!

Anna!

How could he?

Well, he lost his brother before he
even met him and now he's lost you.

He's not lost me.

Even if I'm found guilty...
I'm not talking about prison.

Turner didn't do this, Anna.

You're doing this.

You've made yourself a victim

and now you've given him
the power over all of us.

How long have you thought that?
The boy was given a sentence.

He didn't set it but he served it.
What more can he do? The boy?

Why have you never
said any of this before?

Maybe the same reason
you haven't told me

that you're back on those pills.

Look...

..the thing is, Anna,
you've got the power, not him.

He can't change anything but you can,

for both of you.

You're not talking about forgiveness?

Liam is the only one with
the right to forgive him.

No, I don't mean for
what he did to Liam.

I mean for what he's done to you.

This isn't about me. Oh, but it is.

No, Lenny.

No!

What if it was Ben in his shoes?

Ben would never... You'd want
him forgiven, wouldn't you?

He's not the same.

Some things are unforgivable.

But that's the only time
forgiveness means anything.

What's the point in
forgiving the forgivable?

You've really been thinking about this.

This is how you get revenge, Anna.

He doesn't deserve it.

It's got nothing to do with him!

It's about you!

Us!

We can't get Liam back
but we can get you back.

Hate's not working, is it?

Look at you.

It's killing you.
It's killing everything!

Letting go of what I feel about that man

would be like letting
go of Liam again...

..and I can't do that.

Please, Anna.

It's not too late.

Whatever the verdict, I need you
to say you'll let this thing go.

Come on, Anna, please.

I can't.

I'm sorry.

I thought you understood.

Gerry.

Mum's not here but come in.

Lenny! Gerry, come on in. I can't stay.

Is your boyfriend here?

No, I've not seen him since lunchtime.

How long have you known him, Lou?

About a year. Why? Is something wrong?

You need to stay away from Danny
Callaghan. Why? What's he done?

I thought I knew him
at court so I checked.

He's got a record.

For possession.

He told me. What?

Has he told you he's spent time inside?

I didn't think so. I'm sorry to do
this, Lou, but you don't know him.

No offence but I'm a
big girl now. Hold on.

So, wait, he went to
prison for possession?

No, for more than that.

I don't know the details, but...

..I do know he's bad news.

Why would you know him?

Danny Callaghan was the kid who
found Liam's body under the bridge.

When you said Danny, I knew it was him.

He didn't report it for hours

and then we could barely get any
sense out of him. What do you mean?

He's deliberately got close to you.

I've got nothing to offer you.

There's...

..tea and coffee downstairs.

Where's the whisky?

This OK?

Things are going to come out and...

..people are going to
be saying things...

..about me.

I can't stay.

But I needed to see
you before I go away.

Long day?

Do you remember, after it happened,

how weird it felt to look out the window

and see people going to work or...

..living their lives?

Nobody tells you...

..how far down you can go.

Or how dark it gets.

Or how scary it is when you
realise you might not resurface.

So you start a campaign.

Or you drink.

Tell people you can't kill yourself
because you've still got a daughter

but, actually,

you're doing it anyway, just...

..slowly.

I've missed you.

No, you haven't.

No.

Not much.

Maybe a bit.

I've been watching the video.

The interview.

I'll be watching Liam...

..but it's like Turner's
sitting right next to me.

He's always there.

I can't get rid of him.

I went to the court yesterday.

I wanted to see what he looked like.

I found myself following him.
I don't know why.

I don't know what I
thought I was going to do.

Then suddenly I realised...

..what if it's not him?

What if..

..this guy's innocent?

He's not.

But Lou said there's no actual proof.

I perjured myself today.

I was asked if I wanted
Turner dead and I said no.

But as I was saying it,
I realised that I do.

I think I always have.

I know for a fact that he meets
his social worker in a cafe

and I know which one.

If someone was to give the
manager of that cafe some money

and asked them to call the
next time he meets her there...

..that would be proof enough,

wouldn't it?

Enough for what?

It has to end.

Craig Myers is not Eddie J Turner.

You're lying.

I saw him, Anna.

We have ruined an innocent man's life!

I was wrong.

About what?

Craig Myers.

All of it.

You were never convinced
but I wouldn't listen.

And now it's too late.

Members of the jury,
have you reached a verdict

in respect of the accused,
Anna Louise Dean?

Yes.

What is your verdict?