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Hey, Mickey! Hey, buddy.

I have been approached
about a position

in the AFP anti-terrorism unit,

and I'm thinking about going for it.

So the week Dan comes back,

you decide to change your job
and move to Canberra.

What am I looking at?

The reason you need to stay
in Homicide.

The two bodies, three years apart.

And if I'm right,
there should be more.

There's a serial killer out there.

How'd you go in there?
Fine.

It's good for your career,
I s'pose.

Yeah, so long as it doesn't attract
any more weirdos.

She was in their territory.
What does she expect?

Hey, Bob.

Why do you want to be a detective?

I like wearing cheap suits,
drinking coffee.

Plus, I can usually tell
when people are lying.

How?
It's in their eyes.

Fear. Fear usually gets everyone
in the end.

And you emigrated from England
when you were pretty young.

Big move for an 18-year-old.

I needed a fresh start.
Why was that?

Bad weather.

It that says here that
you spent some time in foster care.

That was a mix-up.

Your parents didn't mistreat you?

No, I was bitten by a dog.

It was my own fault.
Poking it with a stick.

Didn't put you off working with them.

Put me off poking things
with sticks.

You applied to be a detective
with Homicide once before.

Do you know why you were rejected?

Think the old boss
had it in for me.

Why was that?

I beat him at quiz night.
Felt threatened.

Do you think you're more intelligent
than most people?

Well, if I say yes,
I'm arrogant,

if I say no,
maybe I'm faking humility or lying.

Either way, I fail the test.

Well, it's not really a test.
We're just having a chat.

No, of course.

I think I'd make a good detective.

I'd just like the chance
to prove it.

Mickey. Hey, buddy! Hi!

Hey, buddy. Hello.

Yeah, good boy. Good boy.

Hey.
I brought you coffee.

You know,
'cause we're partners and all.

We've got a job.

Morning.
Morning. How are you?

OK, thanks, Doug.

Marten Blumb, 47.
Dentist, lives locally.

He's got form.
For what?

Charge of sexual assault.

One of his patients claims
he was molested in the chair.

Come on, Denver.

Hey, Stephen's here.
How can I help?

Possible suicide,
but doesn't look right.

What, you think it was staged?

Maybe see if Denver
can pick something up.

Sure.
Hey, come on, Denver. Hey.

Good boy.

Hey, so why do we think
this could be a staging?

I'm applying for detective.

It's important
that I know these things.

Well, most suicides
don't bother pleasuring themselves.

Sure you want this life, Stephen?

It's not as glamorous as it looks.

Beats clearing up after dogs.

Hey? Good boy, Denver.
You got a scent.

Let's go see
if we can find something.

So what did Kristof say?

About what?
You know, joining the feds.

He supports me no matter what.

Found something, Denver?

Anything?

No, nothing. We'll keep looking.

Alright, let's go.

Hey, Kevin. How are you?

It's good to see you.
You too.

Depak. My man.
How goes it?

What are you doing in command? I
thought you weren't allowed in here.

They lowered the bar
when they let you in.

Hey, I wondered
if you'd do me a favour.

Can you just have a look,
see if there's any prints on this?

I'm going for detective..
I want to make a good impression.

Is this authorised?
Yeah.

Hey, I'll owe you.

Alright. Night out together.
Girls, beers.

You know I'm good for it.
Don't let me down.

Alright, thanks, man.

I was thinking about Mickey.

He can stay with me
every now and then.

Like every second weekend.

Every second weekend?
Yeah.

He's not a child. He's a dog.
You can't have visitation rights.

Well, what about what Mickey wants?

I'll be sure to put the question
to him tonight when I get home.

Thanks.

Mrs Blumb.

They told me
Martin killed himself.

Even though it looks like a suicide,

we're treating your husband's death
as suspicious at this point.

Why?

There are some inconsistencies.

Can you tell us anything
about his charges?

That woman did it for the money.

And the case was dropped
before it even got to court.

The prosecutor told us that there'd
been a number of similar accusations

against your husband.

I was Martin's dental assistant
for ten years before marrying him.

I think I'd know
if he was a pervert.

Now that he's dead, is there
anything you can tell us about him?

I don't know what to tell you.

My friends told me I should...

that I was crazy
for taking this job.

Crazy why?

Well...

there's been whispers about Martin
within the industry.

And did you ever see any evidence
to substantiate those whispers?

God, no.

Martin's been the best boss,
a total professional

even when he was under
a ton of pressure,

losing clients.

Was he depressed?
A bit, maybe.

But I can't believe
he'd kill himself.

Why?

He was planning on taking
early retirement.

Right.

Selling the practice and moving
to Queensland.

I can't believe he's dead.

Stephen Langley. K-9, right?
Yeah.

He's already been knocked back once.

Claims his previous boss
had it in for him.

Well, what's your take?

Why do you think
he really got rejected?

Little bit arrogant.

Describes half the department.

How'd you go?

Got a print.
Yeah, and?

Ran it through the database.
No match.

Right, thanks.
Drinks soon, yeah?

Yes, please.

See you later?

Farewell drinks
for one of the techies.

Sure, why not?

Claire? Dog squad?

Sleazebags, the lot of them.

Stephen's different.

Here you go. Big sniff.
Good boy.

Good boy. OK, OK. Good boy.

Another coffee, mate?
Sure.

You want something to eat?

Bottle of water for the dog
would be good.

So, about Mickey...

Look, if we're gonna work together,
we can't do this.

Do what? Talk about the dog?

It's not about the dog.
It's about crossing lines.

We need to respect
each other's boundaries,

otherwise this isn't gonna work.

Lungs are clear. No carbon monoxide.
No coating in the throat.

Your deceased dentist,

he didn't die
from inhaling exhaust fumes.

Hi, Carol!

Stephen!
Claire.

What are you doing here?
I mean, it's great to see you.

Stephen. Hey.

This is for...
You know each other?

Yeah, this is the guy
I was telling you about.

That's so weird.
Do... you guys...?

We work together.
You're both cops. Of course.

I should've realised.

It's a housewarming gift.

Thanks!
I was on my way out.

Work drinks.

We could go together, if you'd like.
I was about to book an Uber.

I brought my car.
Great, then you can give me a lift?

Y... Yeah, I can.
Thanks for the plant.

I'll just be a minute.

Brought something for you.

Yes, I've been getting
plenty of comments on this phone.

Not from that troll, I hope.
Nah, he's gone quiet, actually.

Must've gone on holiday.

Did your niece love the puppy?

Favourite uncle.
Of course. Hands down.

OK, let's go.

Don't wait up.
I won't.

See ya.
See ya.

There's no carbon monoxide
in his lungs.

Plus, the pathologist found
needle marks in his forearm.

It was staged.
A dentist and a molester.

Be top of the most hated list,
wouldn't he?

Anyway, guys, listen.
It's knock-off time?

Right.
Yep.

Hello.
You guys want a drink?

No, no, it's good.
I'll get it. I'll get it.

Claire, what are you having,
a chardonnay?

And your usual? Spritzer?

Pint, thank you, Jim.

I didn't think
you soccer nancies could handle it.

It's football -
one of these days,

I'll educate you about
the greatest sport in the world.

Cheers.

Maybe we should try again
with the wife.

Reactions were all wrong.

Hey, um, did you guys have a look
at the dental technician,

Justine Harris?

How do you know her?
Well, this could be nothing.

I was in a cafe
near the crime scene,

a woman walked in,
Denver picked up the scent,

so I followed her to her car,
got her rego.

Guess who it turned out to be.

But you didn't report it?

Well, no, I didn't want to waste
your guys' time,

so I thought I'd check it out
for myself.

Check what out? Cheers.

I showed a photo
of the murder victim

to one of her neighbours.

She was pretty sure that
she'd seen him visit her house.

Did I just miss something?

Stephen might just have found
the dentist's killer.

Right. Go, Stephen.

I'm sure you guys know
all this already, right?

Um, could be worth following up?

Well, I gotta go.

Alright. Been real.

See ya.
Cheers for the drink.

Hey, I think you're onto something
with the wife.

Kris. Jim.
Yeah, what was her initial reaction?

She was...
She was relieved, yeah.

Hey.
Kristof.

You want a beer, mate?

Nah, we're going out.
Ready?

Whenever you are.
Night.

See ya.
Have fun.

Hey, move it.

Look at that face.
Let him stay.

Three's a crowd.
Come on. Off the bed.

Come on, Mickey. Go.
Good dog.

Dan wants Mickey
every second weekend.

What?
Shared custody.

I hope you told him where to go.

You know he's only doing it
so he can stay in your life.

But I'm already in his life.

Not for long.

Well, Canberra. It's a long way
to go to walk the dog.

I meant to tell you.
I didn't go ahead with the transfer.

Shit, Zo,
I've already put things in motion.

I've thought about what you said,
about me loving my job.

I do, and it wouldn't be the same
in the feds.

And Dan doesn't have anything
to do with this decision?

No.
You're absolutely sure of that?

Hang on. First, it was
because of Dan that I was leaving

and now it's because of Dan
that I'm staying?

Stop.

Alright, come here. Come here.

Hey. Good night?

It's so weird you knowing Stephen.

Yeah, I know, right?

How did you two meet?

Online. He messaged me.

And you like him?

We're just mates.

Denver!

Hey. Good boy. Hey.

Food?

Hello, Bob.

Troll anyone today?

Amber says hi.

Thought you might've got lucky
at the pub last night.

I saw at least one girl
checking you out as I was leaving.

Yeah, we had nothing in common.

Plus, I couldn't really
bring her back here.

What, so I'm cramping
your style now?

No, it's just the bunk beds.
Yeah.

Yeah, that would do it.

I should probably start
looking for my own place anyway.

Nah, there's no hurry.

I don't mind, really.

What about when the boss
wants to stay over?

Yeah. Well.

Simone likes her place.
Right.

So what about Karen?

It's no chance?

No. No, I stuffed up once too often.

Listen, there's a few boards
lying around, mate,

if you want to get in.

Dan.
Hey.

Just been reading about Amber Wells.
Right.

Stunning girl.
She's getting a lot of publicity.

Yeah. Yeah, I've been helping her.

I know. Your name's mentioned
three times in the article.

You neglect to mention
that you're a detective.

I guess I didn't think
it was important.

It is to me, and to the department.
OK.

This is exactly
what I'm talking about.

Now, I went out on a limb for you.

Sorry.

But the point is,
this story, you and Miss Wells,

It could give us
a lot of good press.

I want a photo
of you and her together.

You mean our scars,
like, out and proud?

Exactly.

Well, why don't we get Zoe
involved, too?

Now you're talkin'.

We need to capitalise on
your reinstatement.

Sure.

Where'd the footage come from?
anonymous delivery.

Dirty grub.

His accusers were telling the truth
all the time.

She knows it's there,
which means...

She's in it with him?

Or she put it there.

We need to get a search warrant
for her house.

Looks like Stephen was right.

Jim. Heard they made an arrest.

Yeah, they're interviewing her
as we speak.

Hey.
What's this?

Your football education.
Sorry. Soccer.

'100 Greatest Ever Goals'.

Well, I'll be sure to put this
in my very important item pile.

Get any scratches on it,
I'll kill you.

Yep.

Charging her for murder.
She did it, right?

No.
No?

Well, she suspected the dentist
was molesting his clients,

so she set up a camera
in his clinic.

She was blackmailing him.
She was in his car.

Yeah, to get paid.

When she left, he was still alive.

But...
She has an alibi, Stephen.

We've checked it out.
Are you sure?

Look, we do know our job.

Look, the fact is,
even if Justine had been the killer,

You could have compromised the case
by talking to the neighbour.

It's best to leave
the investigating to us.

Hey, it's me.

Um... I really need to get away
for a few days.

Is it OK if I come stay with you?

Give me a call back
when you get this.

OK, I'll tell you
all about it later.

Here's your lead.
Good boy, good boy.

You know what? You should do it.

Nobody wants to see photos
of a one-legged cop.

People are way more interested
in me now than they ever were.

Shark attacks and cat videos.

Hey, why don't you tell your boss
that I'll do it with you?

Shit...

I got home and I found the gate open.
I thought he'd taken off.

Well, I went round to your house
after work,

and no-one was home.

What, so you thought you'd just
kidnap him from my backyard?

Don't look at me.

Well, dogs need exercise,

especially when they've been
cooped up all day.

I exercise Mickey.

I take him for a walk every day,
sometimes twice.

Well, it doesn't look like it.
He is getting a little chubby.

OK, you can't just...
What, Zo?

Take my dog for a walk?

He's not your dog.

You gave up any ownership rights
when you left.

Come on, buddy.

I'm sorry he got you mixed up
in this. Come on.

What do you expect?

You stole her dog.

And look, if we're gonna work
together, we need to set some rules.

We're not 12, Zo.
I think we'll work it out as we go.

Well, obviously not.

Rule one, you don't take Mickey
from my backyard

without my approval.

OK, fine.

Rule two, don't turn up at my house
without a phone call first.

And I don't wanna talk about
the time you and I were dating.

Well, we were nearly engaged,
but sure.

How about rule three?

No lovey-dovey shit
with Kristof at work.

Sure. Final rule, from now on,
it's strictly professional.

What, no beers after work?

No beers alone after work.

Would that be a problem,
if we were together alone?

I'm happy.
And I want to keep it that way.

Just try and respect that, OK?
What have you got?

This actually turned up
on the victim's car.

It was hidden beneath
the current spray job.

We actually used really cool mix
of acetone and paint stripper...

OK, thanks.
..to remove the top coat.

So whoever did this

Obviously thought that graffiti
wasn't enough punishment.

It was two months ago.

They spread it across
the front of his clinic as well.

Why didn't you tell us this before?

I was in shock.
Did you report it?

What was the point?

Everyone believed my husband
deserved the abuse.

Even the police.

Hello.

Could be a little difficult
right now.

Bit busy.

Yes, I'm on duty.

OK. Alright.
I'll be right there. Thank you.

What do you think?

Well, her husband's sexual assaults
on patients is pretty clear.

Can she really be that naive?

She's trying not to face
the truth.

Hey, your serial killer.
Why do you think he takes teeth?

A trophy would be my guess.

Was it the same tooth in both cases?

No, guy in the well
was right incisor

and the burnt body
was the upper left canine.

And there was nothing on dentals.

No.

So maybe, out of all their teeth,

he takes the only ones
that could identify them,

like a crown or something.

Come in.

Senior Constable.

Look, it's come to my attention

there's been unauthorised use
of the fingerprint of database.

Have you got anything to say
about it?

If you're referring to
the coffee cup,

it was in relation to
the current murder investigation.

It's not logged in to evidence.

Who asked you to have it tested?

I used my initiative.

Depak.

I understand you want to be
a Homicide detective.

Let's be very clear.

You withheld evidence
from a crime scene.

My dog's reaction to the cup
was inconclusive.

I took it upon myself to test it.
Without authorisation.

Showing initiative
is to be commended,

but it must always go through
official channels.

Yes, ma'am. Won't happen again.

"Got your message.
When are you coming?"

"Not coming now."

"See you later."

Maybe you can have a word with him.

Make him see it's good for everyone.

But is it?

I mean, doing a photoshoot
with your ex is not my idea of fun.

I reckon them working together's
hard enough as it is.

No new leads
on the dentist killer.

Right, well, we need results.

If we drag our heels, people'll
think we don't care for the victim.

Keep me posted

Um, Dan.

You got a sec?
Yeah, what's up?

Just want to see if you're OK.

Yeah. Why?

Working with Zoe. Can't be easy.

No, no, it's...

It's OK.

OK. Well, good.

Well, my door's always open.

Is that it?

Unless there's something else
you want to talk about.

No.
OK.

Toxicology on the dentist.

Fatal levels of lidocaine
found in his blood.

It's an anaesthetic
commonly used in dentistry.

Justine Harris.
The dental technician.

Maybe Stephen was right after all.

Either way, he overstepped the mark.

Like no-one here has ever done that.

Let's go talk to her.

Good work.

Claire.

I know you like the guy, but let him
fight his own battles, yeah?

Doesn't look like she's home.

OK, you check that side.

Jim, what's up?

OK, we're leaving now.

There was a recent order of lidocaine
through Blumb's dental surgery,

signed for
by one of his registered technicians.

So why are we leaving?

Justine Harris
didn't place the order.

You ordered the lidocaine?

Yes.
For the surgery. Why?

Your husband ODed on it.

I don't understand.

So he did kill himself?

There was no syringe in the car,

so he couldn't have injected himself,
otherwise we would have found it.

We get it.
What you had to put up with.

It was your husband's fault.

Who could blame you for
wanting to put an end to it all?

All that shame.

That's not why you murdered him,
though, is it?

You thought he was cheating on you.

He wasn't, you know.

Justine was blackmailing
your husband,

not sleeping with him.

She filmed him in his surgery.

Used it against him.

Celia Blumb,
we're placing you under arrest

for the murder of your husband,
Marten Blumb.

Hey, wait up.
Where are you going?

Meeting Kristof for dinner.

Your idea on the serial killer.

I cross-referenced Missing Persons

For anything related to
an upper canine.

And?
Melody Gibbs, 27.

Her mother reported her missing
three weeks ago.

Identifying features -
crown, left upper canine.

Which matches exactly
to our burned Jane Doe.

Let's go. Last known address.
I can't.

Come on. It's just work.
It's nothing personal, remember?

Place has been empty
since Melody took off.

This is all her stuff?
Her mum's kept up the rent.

I hope she's OK.

She was really nice.
Quiet, always paid on time.

Never any trouble.

She have a boyfriend?

Ooh, I'm not sure.

She was...
She is a very private person.

But, um,
I did see one fella occasionally.

Name? Description?

I don't know his name.

He was, um, I dunno,
medium height?

Medium build.
Medium everything, I guess.

I know. I'm sorry.
I got caught up at work.

Come here.

Thank you.

Wow. This is very nice.

Cheers.

You trying to get lucky?

I already am.

Come here.

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