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- My name is Detective Sergeant
Emer Berry.

I'm with the
Criminal Assets Bureau.

We'll seize anything
we believe

to be the proceeds of crime

or anything purchased
with the proceeds of crime.

- Got a scent
from the cage.

- Diamonds, unpolished.

- The documents from the cage
are in Flemish.

They're title deeds
to a property in Antwerp.

- I'm guessing this is
about the bombings?

I saw the apartment as a crime
scene and this is CTU.

- The suicide bomber
who carried out

the attack here in Antwerp,

he stayed in the
apartment the night before.

We also found
the body of a woman

who had been murdered
in the bathroom.

- Her name is Sana Retz.

She worked for my company
for a short while.

- Your guy had a bag
full of diamonds

and his apartment
was used by my terrorist.

We need to question him.

- We'd like you to present
to the station

voluntarily or if not,
we can issue a warrant

for your arrest, up to you.

- I'm not taking the rap
for anyone, that clear?

- How long?

Is that really
the best you can do?

Fuck...

Chopper's coming, but it won't
be here for another 40 minutes.

- Aw, seriously!

- It's coming from Cork.

- Any sightings of the bike?

- Just the one headed
to this direction.

Description's gone out
to all units.

Someone's bound
to see them.

- We can't lose them.

- Is this road a dead end?
Where does this road lead?

They've got to be
ahead of us somewhere.

- Got to be.
- Maybe they went off road.

- That's why
we need the chopper.

- Something up ahead,
something up ahead.

Wait, wait, wait, wait,
what was that? What's that?

Back it up, back it up!

- Get down!

It looks like a timer
from a detonator.

- Why risk using
a detonator?

Couldn't they just set the bike
on fire themselves?

- They triggered it.

- Mustn't have gone far.

I'll check up here.

- This was well planned.

- Must have had someone
pick them up.

- Chief Inspector De Jong?

- Yeah.
- I'm Norah.

Emer said your flight
was delayed

and asked me to keep
an eye out for you.

We should go inside.
- OK.

What happened?

- Darren Reid, the man we were
about to question,

was shot.

- Right here in front
of your station?

- Yeah.

This way.

- Why here?
- Brexit.

I need a corporate
presence in the EU.

- And it had to be Antwerp?

- Antwerp's perfect.

Half an hour
from the seat of power.

And I get to see my grandson
more often.

- Oh yeah.

- Hi!

Sorry I'm late.
- Hello, darling!

- The Port Authority
are now threatening me

with an investigation
and license review.

- Well, send over
your contract with them,

I'll have my legal
take a look at it.

- We did the contracts.
Drew them up myself.

- Ah. Well, they're just
trying to cover their asses.

You know, a lot
of hot air and panic.

- Maybe, but
if this publicity continues,

it's gonna hit
the company hard.

- In my experience, got to meet
something like this head on.

- You can't win
a battle in retreat.

- Exactly. You know,
if you let accusations

that you hired terrorists
go unchallenged,

it becomes
an accepted truth.

It's not good for business,
especially in your line of work.

- Well, it's already out there,
what can I do?

- Well, you could make
a couple of phone calls.

Trying to get your point
of view out there.

- What do you mean,
"get it out there"?

- Well, newspaper articles,
magazine interviews,

possibly some television.

But that's up to Bibi.

- Yeah, I'd appreciate that.

- So, what do you think?

- Are you sure
it's big enough?

- If it's gonna be corporate
headquarters in Europe,

it's got to be big.

- In that case, it's perfect.

- Go have a nosey. See if
Crime Scene have found anything.

Anyone looking after you?

- Yeah. Just waiting on someone
to take my statement.

- Can I get you
a cup of tea or something?

- No. Thanks!

- On his way here,
how did Darren seem to you?

- Are you interviewing me
now Detective?

- No, the real police will
investigate the murder.

It's just that I noticed
Darren started running

as soon as he saw
the motorbike.

It seems to me he was nervous,
aware his life was in danger.

Darren Reid is dead.

You're not betraying
client confidentiality

by helping us establish
who killed him.

- He was... jumpy.

He had me pick him up
at a car park in town.

Usually, he just meets me
at the station.

- Do you think he felt safer
coming here with you?

- Possibly.

And on the way here,
he did ask

about the possibility
of doing a deal with you lot.

Information for immunity from
prosecution or reduced charge.

- He didn't say what
information?

- No. Sorry.

- I've been trying
to call you.

- Sorry, my phone
was on silent.

- Gately's inside.
She's looking for you.

- Ah, where is she?

- In the kitchen.

With Chief Inspector
De Jong.

- Oh God...
That's all I need.

- Apologies, Ma'am, I believe
you wanted to see me.

- Well, I came for a briefing
on the shooting outside.

But then, I discovered you have
a Belgian anti-terrorist officer

hidden away here.

- A property we seized
the other day

has links to the attacks
in Belgium.

- I know. Christian
has been filling me in.

And I got a call from
the Chief Commissioner's office.

The Belgians have been
in touch with them.

- I see.

- Would have been nice to have
had a heads-up on all this.

- I'm sorry, Ma'am, it was
all very early stages...

- Hmm...

Anyway, the Commissioner
wants you and your team

to assist Christian's
anti-terrorist department

in a joint investigation
unit on this.

- Assist?

- Just make it work, Emer.

Sharing resources
and working together.

- Does that mean we can exceed
the CAB investigative remit?

- If it's applicable to the
terrorist attacks, yes.

Now, I have to make
a statement to the media.

So where are we
on this murder?

- Darren Reid was
under investigation

and on his way here to be
interviewed when he was shot.

It was an extremely
professional killing.

I'd say that there's
a high probability

it's linked to his involvement
in those bombings.

- Probably smarter,
if the official line on this

is that it was a local
gangland killing.

- Agreed.

- And...

next time
the Commissioner calls,

I don't want to be caught
with my pants down.

That clear, Emer?
- Yes, Ma'am.

- Nice meeting you, Christian!

- So, that's official,
you're assisting me.

- We work together.

- Your witness is dead.

- How observant of you.

Come on.

- OK. Nice office.

- It's temporary.

- Your unit must be
very important,

getting a place
like this.

- Now that
Darren Reid's dead,

it seems you came all the way
out here for no reason.

So I'll have someone
book your taxi to the airport.

'Cause we're a little busy
right now.

- Well, I have this for you.

- I saw her in your offices.
She's Irish.

- Yeah, she is.

And she employed
the woman we found murdered

in the bomber's apartment.

- An immigrant employed
by an Irish woman

is murdered in the apartment
used by the bomber

and owned by an Irish man.

That's a bit of a coincidence.

- Hmm, well...

I don't believe
in coincidences.

- Neither do I.

- So I thought you could
run a check on her,

see if she has history
or connections to Mr. Reid.

- Sure. Melnick.

It's not a very Irish name.

- Well, that's
her married name.

Her father-in-law
is Richard Melnick.

He owns Trestford Ltd,
the Canadian hedge fund company.

He's very rich.

Rich like God,
as they say.

- Sean, this is
Chief Inspector De Jong.

My colleague,
Detective Prendergast.

- Hi!

- We're gonna be working
together on this.

So if it's about the
investigation, spit it out.

- I just spoke to a mate

who's on the team investigating
Darren Reid's murder.

And he said
Reid's wife told them

that after we spoke
to him yesterday,

Reid drove off in a panic,
but she doesn't know where.

- Have Josh get online access
to Traffic Unit cameras.

See if they can
trace Reid's car.

We need to know
where he went.

- Way ahead of you,
he's on it already.

- Do a background check
on this woman.

See what turns up.
- Yes, boss.

- You said to your boss

you believe Reid's killing
is linked to this case?

- Yeah.
- How's that?

- I was there. That wasn't
a local gangland hit.

These guys were
very well trained.

They started shooting from
distance on a moving motorbike

and hit him with
the very first shot.

- That's impressive.

- Despite being in front
of a police station,

they drove up and shot Reid
two more times on the ground.

- Sounds like ex-military.
- It does.

- And these suspects,
two men?

- Yeah.

- A resident on the floor below
the apartment the bomber used

claimed to have seen two men
on the fire escape stairs.

But we can't find them
anywhere on CCTV.

- We'll check airports
and ferry manifests

to see if anyone
throws up a red flag.

- OK.

Well, I'll be flying
home tonight.

You'll let me know immediately
if you find anything?

- Yeah. And I presume
that works both ways?

- Of course, yeah.

- You're sure
this is a good idea?

- I can't just do nothing.

While they paint me like some
kind of terrorist sympathiser.

I'd be left without a business.

Or a reputation.

I have to get out ahead
of the story.

- You sound just like my father.

- Ouch!

How do I look?

- You look perfect.

- Wish me luck.

- Good luck!

- The News Anchor
is gonna cue me in,

and then, I'll direct
my questions to you.

- OK.

- I'm here today
with Bibi Melnick.

Her company employed
Sana Retz,

whose body was found
in the apartment

used by the terrorist
responsible

for this week's bombing.

Mevrouw Melnick, is it true
that you hired Sana Retz

even though she had
no work permit?

- Yes, I hired Sana in good
faith after she promised

she would provide us
with her work permits.

- But she never did.

And still, you kept on
employing her.

- We did chase it up with her
a number of times.

- Another employee of yours,
Kamal Mersi,

is also being sought
by the police

for questioning in regards
to this investigation.

- Yes, I believe
that's the case.

- Viktor Maes' National
Reform Party

issued a statement
earlier today in response

to the news that Sana Retz
was an illegal immigrant.

He's claiming it might be time
for Belgium to close its border.

- Yes, I heard his statement and
it didn't surprise me one bit

that Viktor Maes would use
a national tragedy

as an excuse to air
his abhorrent views

on race and immigration.

- If Viktor Maes were here
to defend himself today,

he might claim that
it's not very surprising

that someone who employs and profits

from illegal immigrants
would defend them.

- I hired one woman, Sana Retz,

who was an illegal immigrant.

But she was also someone
who was desperate to build

a new life for herself here.

Because the country she was
fleeing was decimated by war.

She was polite and hardworking
and punctual.

And despite the insinuations
of people like Viktor Maes,

there's absolutely no evidence

that Sana had any involvement
with the bombings.

As far as anyone knows,
she was as much a victim

of this atrocity
as the others were.

- That is true, but nor do we
know that she wasn't involved.

- Well, you're forgetting
that Sana was murdered.

The only reason people label her
a terrorist

is because she was a Muslim
and from the Middle East.

- Nobody is labelling her
a terrorist.

- In his statement, Viktor Maes
referred to both Sana and Kamal

as probable terrorists.

Look, his party may call
themselves separatists

or conservatives

or neo-populist or whatever,

but we all know
they're just fig leaves

designed to conceal the truth.

Which is, of course, that Viktor
Maes and his party are racists.

- You can't make accusations
like that without substantial...

- It's the truth
and everybody knows it.

He and his party and
their supporters are racists.

- Still working?
That's impressive.

- You're checking up on me?

- I just wanted
to let you know

that we believe
there's another bomb

already in Antwerp.

Which means the next attack
is imminent.

- Fuck!
- Yeah.

Anything on the two
on the motorbike?

- No, nothing.

- The forensics here tell me
they have picked up

shoe prints in the apartment
that Darren owned.

- I'll check with the lead
detective on Reid's murder

and see if they found
anything similar.

- OK, perfect! Stay in touch.
Good night!

- Good night!

- Hey!

- Whiskey?

- I can't, I'm driving.

- I'll drop you home.

- I better not.

I have a funny feeling
it's gonna be a long few days.

Sparkling water,
Jack, please.

- How was Gately?

She didn't look
too happy when she arrived.

- 'Cause I hadn't told her
about the Belgians.

- Oh...

- But mostly, I felt like
she was just holding fire.

- Holding for what?
- To see how this pans out.

Having a key suspect murdered
in the station car park

is never really
a good career move.

- She can't blame you
for that.

- No, but it's our team, being
here in Shannon like this.

You do know
it's just a trial run?

- I kind of figured that
when I saw our offices.

They didn't exactly
roll out the red carpet.

- Now with
Darren Reid's murder

all over the news
and front pages?

We're gonna be really
under that microscope.

If we mess up this case now,

Gately will shut us down
and pack us all back to Dublin.

- And I always had you pegged
as a city girl.

I thought moving back to Dublin
would be right up your street.

- The Dublin bit
I don't mind.

It's the failing
I can't abide.

- Well, let's make sure
we don't fail.

- Christian called me
before I left the office.

They believe there's
another bomb in Antwerp.

- Christ!

I'm not saying
it's gonna be easy.

But I, for one,
am backing us.

- You always do.

- These are all the names
and numbers

the telecom companies identified
from Darren Reid's phone.

Now, we only managed
to photograph

most recent calls
he made

before the phone
was completely erased.

So there's every possibility

that whatever he was
trying to hide from us

was wiped.

But what we did get

is 41 calls
to 11 different numbers.

The first ones are
to his friends and family.

These two are for a car leasing
service his used.

And the Revenue helpline.

And then, there's these
three numbers here.

One call to a pay-as-you-go,
which we can't trace.

Another four calls to a number
registered to a Jay Ward.

Who, according to PULSE,

has numerous convictions
for drug offenses.

And, it seems, was being
supplied with products by Reid.

And then, there's
this last number here.

And this is a really
interesting one.

Five calls to a
Mr. Fionn Brannigan.

Who happens to be the son
of the late Barry Brannigan.

- Who is Barry Brannigan?

- You remember the businessman
who went bust owing millions,

ended up killing himself?

- Vaguely.

- Don't you ever
watch the news?

- I watch the sports.

- I had friends in Revenue who
worked on the Brannigan case

and had dealings
with Brannigan Junior.

- Oh, I'm sensing
you're not a fan of his.

- Pardon my French,
but from what I heard,

he's a sneaky
little prick.

- Does he always look
that pleased with himself?

- I believe he does.

- Wait!

Wait, who's that
in the blue dress?

- That's his older sister,
Bronagh.

Also known as Bibi.

- That's an unexpected surprise.

- Bibi Melnick, the woman
you asked me to check.

- No pleasantries?

- No.
- OK.

- Her brother's number was
found on Darren Reid's phone.

Talk about a coincidence.

- Hey!

Well done!

- Did I miss something?

- Your interview
yesterday.

- Ah, it's a bit
of a car crash.

- No, no, you stood up
for Sana.

And it's all
over the internet.

You calling Maes and
his looney supporters racists.

- Yeah, I'm not sure
that's a good thing.

- Screw them. They are racists.

- Mr. Brannigan?

This is Detective Sergeant Berry
and Detective Prendergast.

- May I help you?

- We'd just like a quick word
if that's alright.

- Yeah, of course.
Come inside.

Is it about the shooting
yesterday?

- In a way, yes.

- I saw the street
was cordoned off.

And they said on the news
someone had been killed.

- The victim was a man
we were investigating

called Darren Reid.

- We have security cameras
landside.

They may have picked
something up.

You're more than welcome
to examine the footage.

- Thank you!
We may well do that.

But the reason we're
here now is that,

while we were examining
Mr. Reid's phone,

we discovered
a number of calls to you.

- Yes.

- Why was Darren Reid
calling you?

- I assume you already know
that Mr. Reid was involved

in the illicit
drug business.

- Hmm, that's one way
of putting it.

- And I'm not admitting
to anything,

but I'm sure there were lots
of people in contact with Darren

to purchase small amounts
of cocaine

for their own
personal use.

- What puzzles me
is how you would know

someone like
Darren Reid.

I can't see you and him
socializing in the same circles.

- We were members
of the same gym.

I'd see him
in the changing rooms.

I guess we got chatting
and one thing led to another.

- You have a sister
in Antwerp, is that right?

- Yes.
- Did she know Darren Reid too?

- No. How would she?
Why would she?

- I don't know,
maybe you introduced them.

- No. I didn't.

And Bibi hasn't been
here for years.

So no, she doesn't know him.
I'm certain of that.

- It's just that an employee
of your sister's was found dead

in an apartment in Antwerp that
appeared to be owned by Reid.

It's quite a coincidence,
wouldn't you think?

- I don't know.

Yes, I suppose it is.

- I mean, Darren Reid
owns this apartment.

Your sister's employee
was found dead in it

and your number
is on his phone.

- I told you already.
I bought cocaine from Darren.

Small amounts,
that's all.

And I'm absolutely certain
Bibi doesn't know him

and I have no idea how
her employee ended up there.

- OK.

And this gym you and
Darren Reid are members of,

what's it called?

- Titanic Fitness.
Do I need my lawyer here?

- Not right now.

But I would put him
on notice.

Aviation services.

What exactly is that?

- Basically, I trade
in aircraft.

Buying them, leasing them,
selling them.

- Do you operate planes
of your own?

- Yes, sometimes.

But not normally.

- Did you have any planes

flying in and out
of Ireland yesterday?

- No.

- And I presume you have
documentation to verify that?

- Yes, absolutely.

If you make an official request,
I can provide it.

- Great! I'll do that.

- The electronics are...

- Chief Inspector,
something wrong?

- We have some
questions for you.

If you'd like a lawyer present,
that is, of course, your right.

- That won't be necessary.

Come this way.

- Do you know this man?

- No.
- His name is Darren Reid.

- You asked me
about that name before.

I don't know him.
Who's he?

- He's an Irish
drug dealer.

And we found your brother's
number on his phone.

- What's that got
to do with me?

- Well, Darren Reid also owned
the apartment

where Sana's body was found.

An apartment that's also
been used by a terrorist.

- My brother...

My brother is the reason that
I haven't been home in Ireland

in over five years.

He's the reason that I changed
my name when I got married.

My dad took Fionn
into the family business

that he had spent 40 years
building up

and Fionn...

brought the whole thing
crashing down.

And everyone went after my dad.

Revenue, creditors, banks,

media, especially.

And he killed himself.

After that,

our family name
was destroyed.

It became a byword
for scandal in Ireland.

You can look it up,
it's all over the internet.

And I have been trying to escape
from it for years.

But Fionn always finds a way of
dragging me back into his shit.

Look, I have no idea

what my brother and
this drug dealer were doing.

I have no idea how Sana ended up
in that apartment.

But you need to speak to Fionn.

- You have any idea
if your brother knew Sana?

- No, how could he?

- There is this other thing
that bothers us.

The address you gave for Sana,
that doesn't exist. It's fake.

- Well, that's the only one
she gave us.

- What about Kamal Mersi?

Another of your employees we
need to speak to. He vanished.

All these things seem
to lead back to you.

- Hold on a minute.

Josef, can you
come here, please?

Josef, you gave Kamal and Sana
a lift home after work, yes?

- Yes, sometimes.
- So you know where Sana lived?

- No, never to her house.

But she always asked me to drop
her off to the same street.

- Can you please show
these police officers

where that street is?

- Yes.

- Ideally, I'd like
a Section 6 search and seize

to really go after Brannigan.

- What do we have?
- He's on Reid's phone.

- But he's explained they were
members of the same gym

and he bought drugs from him.

- That's if they were members
of the same gym.

- They were.

Brannigan has been a member of
Titanic Fitness for 18 months.

And Darren Reid even longer,
almost five years.

- What about the woman
who worked for his sister?

She was found dead
in Reid's apartment.

That ties him in there too.

- Not in the eyes of the law,

unless you can link him
directly to the woman.

Look, if we applied
with what you've got now,

the judge will cite coincidence

and say we don't have a case
that's strong enough to justify

the level of intrusion
that Section 6 entails.

We need more.
- Fine!

Get an order to access
his bank accounts

and see what that throws up.

- I'll put the application
together,

but I'm not sure
we even have enough for that.

- Sean, I want you to focus
on Fionn Brannigan's Tax returns

and online presence.

See if his income
matches his lifestyle.

- On it.

- Any progress
on when Reid went

yesterday after
we spoke to him?

- So far, I've found
his car on three cameras.

So I know he was heading
west and in an hurry.

- Great! Now, keep at it.

- You sure? You sure it is
where you left her?

- Yes, I'm sure.

- What direction did she go
after she got out of the car?

- I don't know. She waved
and I drove away. That's it.

- Thank you!

OK. Thank you!

- Can I help you?

- Chief Inspector De Jong,
Counter-Terrorist unit.

This is Inspector Thijs.

What is this place?

- We provide temporary
housing units

for women who have
been granted asylum.

- Do you know this woman?

I have to warn you, aiding
a terrorist operation

is a very serious offence.

- Yes, I know her.

- Is there another exit
to this building?

- There's a back door
through there.

- I suggest you tell me
what you know.

There are a lot of lives
at stake here.

- Yes. Sana lived here.

- Sana lived here.

OK.

- I was just chatting with the
lads outside at the crime scene.

And this isn't official until
they get the ballistics report,

but they reckoned the bullet
casings used were from a Glock.

It's gangland.

- What we saw right there
was not local.

They were highly trained.
Check the airports.

- I went through
the passenger lists,

but no one throwing up
any red flags yet.

- I would look at the private
and charter jets.

Especially anything linked
to Fionn Brannigan

and his air service
companies.

- Will do.

- I think I might
have something here.

So, I've been able to trace
Darren Reid's journey

after you spoke to him
across five cameras.

And this is the fifth one.

See, that's
Darren Reid's car there

and it turns right.

And here it is again,

coming back less
than seven minutes later.

- Do you know what's in there?

Do you have any idea
where he was gone?

- Yeah, I checked
on Google Maps.

It's a pub called
the Crossroads Tavern.

- Good work!

- What the fuck
have you done now, Fionn?

Call me when you get
this message.

- Sixth floor.

- Mr. Brannigan,
your family are outside.

- Thank you, Louise!
- Enjoy!

- Hi!
- Hi! You're late!

- Sorry, it was just
one of those days.

So, are you excited about
your big day tomorrow?

- It's not
that big a day.

- Just think about the money
you'll be raking it.

- Jesus, Fionn,
it's not about this.

- Oh yeah. They talk
about all that God stuff.

But me and Holly know,
don't we?

It's the bottom line.

- You're not
gonna take this?

- I'll call her back,

- She might be calling
to wish Holly good luck.

- Yeah, I'll call Bibi later,
she can do it then.

Let's order.
What do we feel like?

- Fionn!
Are you okay?

- Yeah, yeah. I told you.

It's been more of
a shitty day. That's all.

Actually, I need
to go to the toilet.

- You said you wanted to order.

- Yeah, I'll have the steak.
The big one. Medium rare.

- Right!
Have you guys decided?

- Yes.
- Yeah?

- This is Fionn Brannigan.

Please leave a message
and I'll get back to you.

- Sorry I missed dinner.

- That's OK.

What happened?

- I need a drink.

- What did the police say?

- Well, the apartment
that Sana was found in

was owned by an Irish
drug dealer.

And Fionn's number was
on the drug dealer's phone.

- How can that be?

- I presume Fionn
was buying drugs off him?

That doesn't explain
Sana being there.

- Did you call him?

- I've been calling him all
afternoon. He won't answer.

- If he drags us into another
one of his messes,

I will kill him.

- This is a bit more
than his usual shit.

- You sure there
hasn't been a mistake?

- They seemed pretty
certain to me.

If this gets out on top
of all the publicity

about Sana and Kamal,
the business is gone.

I won't survive it.

- You'll apply
for media blackout.

- That just makes me look like
I've got something to hide.

- It's just until the police
can establish the truth.

You don't need your reputation
tarnished by Fionn again.

- Shall we talk to your dad?

See what he says?

- No.

I can handle this.

OK?

- OK.

- I'm gonna call Sebastian.
Media law is his area.

He'll know what to do.

- James!

- Oh my God!
Don't move.

Arthur, stay where you are.
Do not come any closer.

- Chesa!

- Yes, Mevrouw Melnick?

- Could you please
take Arthur to his room?

- Don't move.
I'll call an ambulance.

- It doesn't sting.

It doesn't burn.

If it was anthrax,
I'd be blistering, wouldn't I?

- I don't... We don't know what
it is. Let's get a doctor.

Be careful, be careful.

- It's talcum powder.

It's fucking talcum powder.

- I understand Sana
was your friend

and you were just
trying to help

by allowing her
to stay here with you.

But actually, I don't care
about any of that.

As long as you answer
my questions honestly.

Was Sana radicalised?

- No.
- You're sure?

- Sana had no anger.

None.

About anything.

She was a happy
and positive person.

- Then, how did she
end up dead

in an apartment
used by a terrorist?

- I have no idea.
That's not her.

- Did she have friends

or other people she met up
with outside this unit?

- Just at work, Kamal.

- Kamal? Kamal Mersi?

- Yes. He and his friend
came here to visit Sana.

- What friend?

- I don't know.

Sana just said that
he was Kamal's friend.

- If they came to visit Sana,
they would have had to sign in.

And you'll have
a record of that.

- Get it for me, please.
- Of course.

- Was Sana in a romantic
relationship with this Kamal?

- No.

But it's...

it's what
she hoped would happen.

They usually met
for a coffee or a film.

- And this friend,
he went with them?

- Yes, sometimes.

- The friend who came
to visit with Kamal

is named Hadi Mansour.

- OK. Hadi Mansour.

- OK! Thank you
very much!

- It's got to be one of Maes'
nut job supporters.

We call the police?
- No, please.

I can't bear another
police questioning now.

- You're the victim here.

- Look, it was just some
crackpot trying to scare us.

- They succeeded.

- Look, I'm fine.
I wasn't hurt. Nobody was hurt.

I don't want to give
Viktor Maes fanatics

any more attention
than they already have.

- I'll hire security
for the house.

- No, look...

James, there's
really no need.

It was just a stupid prank.

OK?

- What can I get you?

- Is the owner around?

- What's this about?

- We wanna talk
to the owner.

If he's not here, you could
just give us his number.

- Jim!

- Something wrong?

- We'd like to talk to you
about your security system.

You wanna explain that?

- Sometimes, Darren would pay me
to use the phone back here.

- Why would he do that?
- I don't know.

So people don't know
who he's ringing, I suppose.

- Do you have a log
of numbers called?

- It should be
in our online account.

- I want to find out
who he called from here.

- What time exactly was it?

- 8:37, Wednesday evening.

- There it is.

- Run a check on that.

- You're fired.

- Thank you, Josh!

You're not gonna believe this.

That's Fionn
Brannigan's mobile.

- Tell Norah to get us
a search and seize.

We have him.

- On it.

- Yeah.

- Fuck!

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