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- Corporate headquarters
in Europe.

It's got to be big.
- It's perfect.

- Want to push paper now?

- Stop a bomber,
another takes his place.

Find the money, and you toppld the
whole regime.

- There's dozens of companies
and hundreds of policies here.

- Culain sounds Irish.
- Look.

- It's the entrance
to Fionn Brannigan's house.

- Tomorrow might be too late to
prevent more deaths.

- Can we have a minute
to grapple with this one?

Bibi, all you need
to do right now

is to give me a good reason
not to give this to CAB.

Every detail of you
and Fionn's entire system.

- According to her alpha pass,

Bibi Melnick was
in the port the night

before the Brussels bomb
as well as the Antwerp one.

- It's her.

Oh my God! She's the one
bringing the bombers in.

- Come on.

- You're being followed,
Mevrouw Melnick. By police.

- Get rid of them.
That's what you're paid for.

- Get out of the car!
Raise your hands!

Where is he?

Any news on the
black SUV that got in my way?

- Nothing. No trace.

But CCTV shows this is the route

Bibi Melnick took the night
that Sana disappeared.

She leaves work late, then
drives through the dock area,

through security point before...

turning into Boosestraat.

Which is a black spot.

There are
no street cameras.

After 15 minutes, she reappears.

And then, drives
straight home.

- That must be where
the handover was.

- Yeah, probably.

What's on
this Boosestraat?

- Not much. Very quiet.

This may be why she chose it.

I've sent some
uniforms down there.

To knock on doors,
see what they can find.

OK. Good.

We need to put pressure on her
if we want to find this bomber.

Diver found this at the spot

where a port worker
saw Mevrouw Melnick

throw something in the water.

So...

Whatever is on that hard disk
must be pretty incriminating.

Let's hope so.

What damage will
the water have done?

- This may have affected
the electronics,

but that's about it.

The data should be still on it
whether it got wet or not.

OK, the platter's fine.

This is all that's on it.

These are all company
financial accounts.

We're already onto Culain
but send all those to Norah.

See if there's
anything new in there.

- Sure.

What's in VTL?

Is that it? Is that all there is?

- Yeah, that's all.

Oh well, that's all
there's on this disk?

Nothing that could be linked to the
attacks?

- No, this is it.

What the fuck.

- What does VTL mean?

- Virtual tape library.

It's data, storage technology

for backing up data
and information.

If she went through the trouble

of trying to destroy this hard disk,

these numbers must mean something.

So stay on it. See if you can
find out what they mean.

Wait here.

- Police! Turn around!
- OK. OK.

- Turn around!
- OK.

- Get down! Get down!
- OK. OK.

What is this about?
Can you tell me?

- Shut up!
You're under arrest.

They're questioning Koshinen,

the Captain of the tanker who
brought in the bombers.

First impressions are he knows
nothing about any of this.

- What about her husband?
- On his way here now.

She's still insisting she doesn't
want a lawyer?

I think she hopes
she can handle this herself.

Without anyone else
finding out.

Let's go put her straight.

Follow me.

Sit down.

- Isn't this all
a little excessive?

I must inform you this
interview is being recorded

and remind you

you have been arrested
on suspicions of crimes

contravening the 2003
Law on Terrorist Offences.

Anything you say may be used
as evidence in court.

- Will this take long?

My husband will be expecting me.

- He has been arrested too
as part of our investigation.

- James has not...

He has never
broken the law.

Ever.

Do you still wish

to be interviewed
without a lawyer present?

Sit down, please.

You already know
Detective Sergeant Berry.

She's here representing the
Irish Criminal Assets Bureau.

One minute, please.

- If this has
something to do

with what Fionn
has been up to...

It's not. You're the one we're
interested in.

Thanks, Mila!

Recommencing the interview
with Mevrouw Melnick.

At 21:46.

We are investigating
the terrorist attacks

in Brussels and
here in Antwerp

and I'm offering you the chance
to tell us what you know.

- I don't know anything.

We believe this next attack
is very eminent.

You can help us stop it.

So I'm asking you to help us
save many citizens' lives.

- I would help if I could.

You searched my car,
you found nothing.

I don't know why you think
I'm involved.

OK, fine.

I have some photographs
I'd like you to take a look at.

Do you recognize this vehicle?

- Of course, it's mine.

Does anybody else
drive this car?

- No, just me.

Can you identify the person
driving in this image?

- Yes. It's me.

Can you identify
the person in this image?

- It's me.

We have identified the man
getting out of your car

as Luis Spinola.

The man who carried out
the Antwerp bombing.

Can you identify the two other
men in this photo?

If it helps jog your memory,

these images were taken
the night before the bombing.

We believe you used your
company's access to the port

to bring these men
into the country

so they could carry out
terrorist attacks.

You must understand
you're facing terrorist charges

and life in prison.

Silence will not help you,
Mevrouw Melnick.

- You're right.

There is another attack.

It's scheduled
for tomorrow morning.

I can help you prevent it
but I want to see James first.

Like I already told you,
Mr Melnick is currently

under arrest as part
of our investigation.

- And like I told you,
he has nothing to do with this.

If you want to stop this attack,
then go get him for me.

- Come!
- Come on!

We're going.
We have to leave.

- Chief Inspector, I don't know
what I'm doing here.

And I don't know
what's happening.

But I do know my rights.

We have conclusive evidence that
your wife helped the man

who carried out last week's bombing.

- No, that's...

You made a mistake.

There's absolutely no mistake.

Whatever you have to say
to him, make it quick.

- I'm so sorry.

About all of this.

- All of what?

What have you done?

It's OK, they can't
record us in here.

Bibi...

You can tell me.

- The police have...

photos of me with...

with the man
who carried out the bombing.

- When you say "with him",
what do you mean?

- Getting out
of the boot of my car.

They threatened to kill me
if I didn't do it.

And Arthur too. And you.

- Who?

This is all about your father's
fucking money, isn't it?

The money that I told you from
the very beginning not to take.

- It was daddy's money.

He earned it. No one else.

And they hounded him
into his grave.

I had every right to keep it.
It belongs to us.

- And Fionn?

Getting thrown out of a plane.
How does that fit in?

- We underestimated the people
we were dealing with.

- Yeah. I'd say.

- I'm sorry, James. I'm sorry.

- That's too late.
Too late.

- I did it for us.

- Will you stop
lying to me?

We have more money
than we can ever spend.

All of this has never been
about anything except you.

You and your father. And
your father's fucking legacy.

- I need your help.

If not for me,

then to protect Arthur.

- I'm gonna send you
a copy of this too.

And we split the load.

- Got it.

I take the first half, you take the
second.

- Thank you.

- This isn't just Culain stuff.

What else is there?

- I don't know exactly.

It looks like accounts
for a company registered

in Angola?

There's a list of...

Hey!

- I heard you got
new evidence.

We have CCTV footage

of Bibi Melnick handing over Luis
Spinola to two men.

- Jesus!
- Yeah.

You should have seen her snooty
face when she saw the evidence.

- You reckon those two lads are
the ones that shot Darren Reid?

You'd have to think.

How are you getting on?

- Ah, it's all data this
and gigabytes that.

So you're making the coffees
and trying to look busy?

- No. No, I have stuff to do.

Emer, they're ready for us.

I have to go, Sean.
I'll talk to you later.

- Before this interview
officially resumes,

we would like to discuss
the possibility

of a Regret
Settlement.

Go on.

- My wife
is willing to admit

that she did
assist the attackers,

transporting them
from the port.

But that she did so only
after threats were made

against her life and
the lives of her family.

And given that we believe that
the men who threatened her

subsequently
killed her brother,

it was prudent to take
those threats seriously.

Who are these people who threatened
her?

- After the death
of her father,

my wife and her brother entered
into an illegal agreement

with some associates
to hide and launder

a large quantity of
her father's overseas assets.

Her brother never revealed the
identities of these associates,

but my wife suspects that they
have links with organised crime.

Bullshit!

- Article 326
of the Belgium Criminal Code

provides a mechanism by
which a sentence can be excluded

in the case of a guilty party
who confesses to everything

at the planning
stage of an attack.

My wife is prepared

to plead guilty to money
laundering charges

and to help you prevent
an imminent terrorist attack.

In return for immunity
from all other charges.

Are you fucking joking?

Emer.

I think you're overestimating
your bargaining position.

We have enough evidence
to bring charges as it is.

- There's a general
election tomorrow.

Imagine how it'll play
in the media

if you turn down a chance to
stop an attack on election day.

- To reiterate,

my wife's help
is dependent

on an official
Regret Settlement

stating that she will face
no criminal charges

beyond money
laundering.

- That will need
to be approved by OCAD.

And signed off by a Magistrate.

We'll need you to identify

the men you handed Spinola to.

- All I know is they were
employed by the criminals

that my brother engaged
to launder our father's assets.

Those men are accused
of carrying out

at least three murders

including Sana Retz
and your brother Fionn.

- That's all I know.

Why are they organizing
a bombing campaign

made to look like it was carried
out by Muslim fundamentalists?

- I told you, my brother
dealt with them. Not me.

Our evidence suggests
that Sana was killed by them

because she saw you
leaving the warehouse

with Spinola in your car.

Who tipped them off about that?

Did you tell them about Sana?
- No.

Did you warn them about
the danger Fionn posed too?

- Of course not.

He came here
to tell you

he was handing
himself in.

Which put you in
a very tricky situation.

And then he's murdered.

How did the killers even know
he was in that hangar?

Did you tell them that?

Did you?

- The attack is
in less than 12 hours.

You're wasting your time.

- She is lying.

Do you really think
that Fionn Brannigan

is the brains behind all this
and she's some innocent victim?

- Probably not.

Then, why are you thinking
of giving her free pass?

- To save people's lives and
stop another terrorist attack.

What about the people killed
in the previous attacks?

Don't they deserve justice?

What about Sana?
And Fionn Brannigan?

And Darren Reid?

Hey, I agree, OK?
Yeah. It's not fair.

But if there's a chance
of stopping this attack,

I have to act on it.

We could issue a terror alert,
warn the public instead.

What is that only
spooks Rivera?

He detonates the bomb
somewhere else.

What you and I feel
doesn't matter.

People much higher up
this food chain

will decide
what happens.

- James...

If you knew the whole story,
you'd see this differently.

- OK.

Tell me the whole story.

Come on.

Lay it on me.

Because I would love to see this
differently right now.

I think I'd give
everything I have

to see you differently
right now.

- I can't.

It would put you
and Arthur in danger.

- Don't you dare use Arthur
to get your way.

Yeah?

We found something off the
hard drive.

Go on.

We found a company called
TUXZ Ltd, registered in Angola,

that was set up to trade
rough diamonds.

Now, from what I can work out,

Fionn and Bibi were receiving
illegal payments

for their father's assets
they signed away.

These payments
were being filtered

through a series
of shell companies.

All controlled by Culain.

And then Culain pays millions
to this TUXZ Ltd

for "unspecified services".

How many millions?

TUXZ Ltd is holding assets

worth over 40 million
in diamonds.

Phew! Wow!

How much were their father's
assets worth

before they signed
them over?

Depending on who you ask,
around 600 million.

Yeah, but they
wouldn't be getting

anywhere near market
value for them now, would they?

No, with an arrangement
like this,

they may have to accept as
little as 40 cent in every euro.

Still, that's almost

250 million?

Where's the rest of it?

We're looking.

Well, keep looking.
I'll call you back.

This Regret Settlement will
depend on you handing over

the money that you received
from the illegal sale

of your father's assets.

Money that was stolen
from the Irish State.

- You have no jurisdiction here.

- You cannot be here
without Christian.

You can't talk
to Mevrouw Melnick.

- Wait! That's OK.

This is a private matter.

We're happy
to talk to her.

If you don't agree to return
the money that was stolen,

I will ask the Irish government
to make a formal objection

to this Regret Settlement.

- Agreed.

The money will be returned.

I want a list of where
the money is, bank accounts.

How much is there?

- Around 40 million
in diamonds.

That's even less than 10%
of the value of the assets.

- That's what Fionn
negotiated.

Regardless
of what else happens,

I'll be taking possession
of those diamonds tomorrow.

She just gave up the 40 million
without a fight.

Now, she wouldn't have done that

unless she has lots
more hidden away.

We need to find it.

We're working
on it.

We need to find it soon
while we have her in custody.

Because if she gets a chance,

she's gonna start
burying that even deeper.

- No pressure, then.
- OK.

- Bye!
- Bye!

Hey! Let's go to my office.

Do you know what really bugs me?

Lot of things, I imagine.

All the "whys".

Why make it look like
Muslim fundamentalists?

Why now and here?

Why use Columbians?

I mean, she gives us
this bomber, nothing else,

and she walks away
and we are none the wiser.

- We're saving lives.
- Are we, though?

Or is letting her and the people
behind this get away

going to cost us
even more?

- It's in order.

Where is this attack
happening?

- Viktor Maes is holding
an election day press conference

at the Museum aan de Stroom
tomorrow morning.

They want to assassinate
Viktor Maes?

- No.

The attack
will target

his supporters planning
to gather outside.

You know
what time exactly?

- No.
- How is he getting there?

- I wasn't told that.

This is the photo
we have of Rivera.

Does he look like this?

- He's a little older.

Greyer.

OK.

You will remain
here in custody

until the bomber
has been apprehended.

- What about me?

Am I free to go?

My son is at home.
I would like to be with him.

Come with me.
I'll arrange your release.

But we may need
to question you again.

- Of course. Thank you!

I haven't got long, Norah.

When I was going back through

all the Culain
and TUXZ accounts,

I noticed that they've both been set
up

at the same
time 15 months ago.

- And?
- Well, it's odd.

The father died 10 years ago.

That's when they signed away
all his assets.

But they're only setting up
these laundering companies now?

Why do I sense that you
already know

the answer to this?

Not the entire answer,
but maybe part of it.

Go on.

These five VTL numbers
made me think.

What if they had done
this four times before?

Set up a system
like Culain and TUXZ,

used it to launder the money

they were receiving
for their father's assets.

Then, after a period of about
two years, shut it down,

set up another one.

Yeah, so if they ever get
caught, it would only be

the most recent scheme
and not the whole thing.

Exactly. It's very simple.
Very clever.

So where's the rest
of the money?

That bit, I don't know.

But if we can trace
the storage devices

these VTL numbers
are linked to,

I'm sure we'll find
the answers.

- Good job! And...
- OK, boss, we're ready.

Oh! I have to go now.
Talk to you soon!

OK, listen up,
everybody!

We travel to the MAS museum
in ones and twos.

No large groups or marked cars.

Everyone remains in plain
clothes, weapons concealed.

We don't want
to alert these bomber

or give him any reason
to detonate this bomb early.

At all times, be discreet.

And know that Rivera
may well be in disguise

or have changed
his appearance.

So, keep a keen watch
on any men who are alone.

Viktor Maes' office
has been informed?

- We haven't given details,

but we told him that we are
concerned for his safety.

And requested
that he doesn't attend

the Museum press
conference.

His team knows to be discreet
with this information?

- Yeah, absolutely.
- Everyone, go. Be safe.

OK. Well...

See you later.

Hey, I want
to be there too.

At the MAS.

Can't have an unarmed
officer present.

Well, then, arm me.

This has been a joint
investigative unit

between your team
and mine.

You can't just
cut me out now.

- Come.

Hey. Give me some money.

Sign there.

- I take it you know how...
- Yep. I know how.

You ready?

Yeah, I was thinking
the area outside

is big enough that
we could isolate Rivera.

Why would we do that?

To negotiate a surrender.
Not go straight to lethal force.

He's wearing an IED with who
knows what kind of explosives.

Rivera is not a fanatic. He's
not doing it for God or culture.

We can talk him
out of this.

You don't know
his motives.

I know that he's a catholic
Columbian, not a jihadist.

Can't take that risk.

If we kill him, there's
nothing that can lead us

to the people
behind these attacks.

We don't know who they are
or why they're doing it.

Luca Rivera alive
can help us catch them.

My orders are
to stop this attack

and neutralize
the threat Rivera presents.

Don't you want to find out
who's really behind this?

I want to save lives and keep
my job. That's enough for today.

Yeah.

- Can we sit here?

No, no, no.

No, it's not necessary.

Thank you.
Thank you?

- Thank you.

We should probably split up,
cover more ground.

- Possible target
on the Bonapartdock.

- Male, grey puffer jacket.
- OK.

I'll go and check that.
Why don't you stay here?

Hmm, hmm.

OK. Negative.
Bonapartdock is not the target.

- Copy that.
Target still at large.

Are you going to the MAS?

Because we are going there too.

We can... we can walk with you.
- No. No.

No, it's OK,
we can go together.

- No further sightings
of suspicious lone males.

Police! Put your hands
in the air!

Hands in the air!

Luca.

Luca. Luca.

Put the detonator down
or we will shoot.

Luca.

- No. No.

- OK.
- Emer, stand down.

He doesn't want to do it.
We can talk him out of it.

Luca... Luca.

- No. No.

Luca...

Luca.

Luca...

Luca!

OK, OK, OK.

Luca?

Luca!

Aloó

I had to do it, Emer.

I have a responsibility
for the safety

of the officers
under my command.

- He didn't pose a threat.
- He had a bomb.

He wanted to talk
to his wife.

You don't know
what his intentions were.

We have nothing now.
We failed.

How many people would have
been killed today

if we didn't do
what we did?

That's not failure.

What about the people
behind all this?

Get away scot free.

We have nothing on those two men

who probably killed Sana,
Darren Reid and Fionn Brannigan.

We have their images.
We will find them.

It's Mila.

Where are we with those VTLs?

- Nowhere.

We haven't been able to work
out what those numbers mean.

Have you spoken
to Norah and Josh about them?

- Yes. They are working on it
too but no luck.

OK, thanks.

Looks like Bibi Melnick
will get away scot free too.

Minus the 40 million
in diamonds

she'll be handing
over to you.

Do you have a cigarette?

You can keep them.

- Now that Rivera's dead,

Emer really wants
to crack this thing.

Maybe those codes are serial
numbers for the VTLs.

- You... you know
what a VTL is, right?

- Yeah, it's
a Virtual Tape Library.

Used to store data
and back it up.

- The clue's in the name.
"Virtual".

They aren't actual tapes.

They're virtual storage
and back up facilities.

Created by software packages.

- OK, so, maybe
they're serial numbers

for the software packages.

- I'm pretty sure software
companies

haven't used four digits
serial numbers since the 1980s.

Do you mind, lads? This is an
office, not a shortcut, yeah?

- So how do we trace
these numbers?

- I don't know.
There are dozens...

Maybe hundreds of companies
providing VTL services.

Each could have thousands
of customers

with multiple
accounts.

Without understanding
what these numbers are or mean,

there's absolutely
no way of tracing them.

He should have been here by now.

- Relax.

If Aubrey said he'll be here,
he will be here.

Told you.

You're late.

- They killed Rivera before
he could detonate the bomb.

When?

About an hour ago.
At the Museum.

It's a fuck up.

Fuck!

What about the documentation?

- The evaluation papers
are in the envelope.

I'm seizing these on behalf
of the Belgium Government,

as they are in this jurisdiction.

But I request
you hold them for us

until we have arranged
their transport

and hand over
to the Irish Authorities.

Of course.

Thank you!

It's a typo.

What?

VTL. It's a typo.

It should be VLT for vault.

0685 was her safety
box number.

It's also one
of the VTL numbers.

What are
the other ones?

It's...

3099, 4987,

6103, 7348.

Have you any safety boxes
matching those numbers?

- Yes.

Check if they're owned
by Mevrouw Melnick

or members of her family
and, if they are,

I need to see
inside them now.

- OK.

- James?

- But it's clear now

that the terrorist attacks
in Brussels and Antwerp...

- Arthur?

James?

- You've been monitering...

- James, call me
when you get this.

I just want to speak to Arthur.

He's my son.
I'm entitled to him.

- ...recent terrorist attack?
- Absolutely.

- Please.

- Only today, an attempted
attack on Maes himself

was spoiled by police
at the Museum aan de Stroom.

These atrocities have
strengthened Maes' hand,

as his party are
for tightening

immigration controls
and closing our borders

which presumably
would put Belgium

on a collision course
with the EU.

Maes' vision is of Belgium
leaving the EU and lowering

its corporate tax rates
to make it a haven

for business
and foreign investments.

I've even been hearing rumours
from party insiders

that Maes intends to sell
Antwerp Port to a consortium

of private business
interests and hedge funds.

And use the money
to fund his policies.

- Slaánte!
- Slaánte!

Sean!
Have a look at this.

- Fuck!

- Yeah, fuck!

- All in diamonds?
- Yeah. Not bad.

So... Are you the one coming
back to collect the diamonds?

I don't suppose
they'll be trusting me.

There might be
a lot of paperwork

that requires
your presence, no?

I doubt that.

Revenue will be taking care
of all that from now.

Maybe you'll have another
reason to come back for.

And then, I can take you
out for dinner.

Yeah.

Maybe.

Thanks for everything.

- I'll be right back.
- Yeah, yeah.

- Bibi,
you shouldn't be here.

- Well, I tried calling.

I need to speak
to James.

Do you know where
he and Arthur are?

- Yes. They're
on their way to Vancouver

to stay with
James' mother.

- I need to see them.
So can you arrange it?

Can you speak to James?

- James doesn't want you
anywhere near him or Arthur.

And I have to agree.

I think it's wise you put space
between you and them.

And you and I.

- I did everything you asked.

Everything.

I even gave up Fionn.

And I still haven't said a word
about any of it to anyone.

Including James.

- Yes, and your discretion
was greatly appreciated.

- You said you'd protect me.

- And I did.
And I still am.

That's why you're still here.

Just be patient.

- You should have come to me
for that fucking apartment.

Not Fionn.

- Yeah well,
what's done is done.

- I'm going to lose my family,
my business.

They've already
taken my assets.

I'm gonna be charged
with money laundering.

- Keep your voice down.

You're gonna be fine.
Trust me.

- A bit early to celebrate,
isn't it?

- Exit polls rarely lie.
You know that.

- I see Maes is going
to privatise the Port.

Is that what
this is all about?

- You know, I really think
you should be leaving.

- You helped him
get elected.

And he sells Antwerp Port
to your company.

- Goodbye, Bibi.

- Mr Melnick would
like you to leave now.

- Hey!
- Hey!

- Welcome home, boss!
- Welcome home, boss!

- You saw Gately on the news?
- No.

She was announcing our diamond
haul and boy did she look happy.

Did she mention us?
- She wasn't that happy.

- What are you having?
- Oh, I'm driving so...

Get her a large whisky.
No one is driving tonight.

- We're on it.
- OK.

You helped stop
that attack

and we got 200 million
in state coffers.

You should be pleased.

- I am.
- You want to tell your face?

We got no one, Norah.

No one important.

No real idea who carried out
that bombing or why.

And I'll be shocked
if Bibi Melnick

serves a day in prison.

Let's just enjoy
our win tonight.

And tomorrow, we'll pick
our next target.

- Here. There you go.
- Thank you!

- What are you smiling about?

A job well done
by a great team.

Slaánte!
Well done!

Another great job.
- Woo-hoo!

Your round.